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right. >> kimberly: $4 million since they sid it was constitutional. romney got that money. >> eric: yesterday after the holder vote you said let's get over it and move on. you want to get over everything. >> bob: this is going to have an effect on the united states. >> andrea: you lectured us not to gloat if the mandate was struck down. remember that? >> bob: i said what john boehner said. you think i'd vote it now is wait until i get to my segment. i'm really going to gloat then. >> greg: that's when we turn the sound off. with oar not running that segment. we're running four minutes of cute puppies frolicking and we're not going to tell you. coming up, sarah palin joins "the five" to discuss her thoughts on the healthcare ruling and the holder contempt vote. if you leave now, you only have yourself to blame. ♪ ♪ [mus
notice i said, "blob" and not "bob." >> andrea: waiting for you to slip. >> greg: isn't it hard to argue these days against big government? because you're arguing against an illusion of free stuff. people just -- >> andrea: they love free stuff. >> greg: they love free stuff. i think celebrities run for goodie bags because in the goodie bag there is millions of stuff. >> andrea: everybody loves free stuff. but they're not telling you that eventually you pay for the free stuff. medicaid portion you talk about a lot, that the justices struck down, if the states opt out of medicaid, all of those patients are going to be jumped in the exchanges. that means they will get huge and costly. not only do we pay for the new people in the system, the exchanges will be shifted to the federal balance sheet. another cost. we have to pay for it. >> greg: bob, i continue you an expert in the debate between short-term pleasure and long-term benefit. every choice you make is for short-term pleasure.
later in life you end up paying for it. >> bob: that is why i was on drugs. >> andrea: is this an intervention? >> bob: i've already had 15 of them. >> greg: isn't that the problem? >> bob: no. get something straight. let me say it was a wonderful day for america yesterday. i'm sorry you are all so upset. entitlement, social security and medicare. you pay for it. it comes out of your paycheck. not paid for by the federal government. medicaid is, that's true, for poor people. if you want to take food off poor people's table, that's fine. typical republican. >> greg: i hate poor people. you're right. >> bob: i understand that. >> greg: look for poor people to steal their food. >> bob: the difference between us and europe -- you compare it to gross which is half the side of rhode island. good greeks came here like andrea. rest of the bums stayed over there. >> eric: great day for america. >> andrea: social security,
you? >> glenn: next week i am on vacation. it's the 4th of july. it's my favorite holiday, i want to honor it with people born on the 4th of july. calvin coolidge, the 30th president of the united states. george michael steinbrener a businessman who owned the yankees in new york city. a great man. our own geraldo rivera. it's his birthday july 4. have a great holiday and enjoy. >> greg: what do you get somebody for their birthday on july 4? >> glenn: like geraldo who has everything. mustache. >> kimberly: what is that? >> bob: go ahead. you did it. kimberly. >> kimberly: so website has a survey -- it's not scientific poll or survey. never mind, bob. please. hold on, we're almost done. >> bob: this is the broad with the names of everybody
but you shouldn't do it because nothing good comes from it. obama obviously did not write that tweet. >> kimberly: but nevertheless -- >> andrea: you bully dana perino. >> bob: excuse me. this is any gloat session. go ahead. >> kimberly: thank you. i would like to make a donation to your jar. it's inappropriate. it's coming from the opposite of resident. why is it put out there? how about decorum and civility? it's not presidential. >> andrea: hold on. they made t-shirts that are saying it's a big [bleep] deal. classless. >> bob: there is nothing wrong with that. it should haven't thrown eric's tea bag. he was nice enough to remember i did predict this. we had tape. this is from the fellow friends around the table said no, it won't pass. >> greg: i didn't say that. >> bob: you did. >> kimberly: we doctored it. >> bob: do we have it? >> obama has the ball in his court. if he loses tomorrow, i don't
"bob." >> andrea: waiting for you to slip. >> greg: isn't it hard to argue these days against big government? because you're arguing against an illusion of free stuff. people just -- >> andrea: they love free stuff. >> greg: they love free stuff. i think celebrities run for goodie bags because in the goodie bag there is millions of stuff. >> andrea: everybody loves free stuff. but they're not telling you that eventually you pay for the free stuff. medicaid portion you talk about a lot, that the justices struck down, if the states opt out of medicaid, all of those patients are going to be jumped in the exchanges. that means they will get huge and costly. not only do we pay for the new people in the system, the exchanges will be shifted to the federal balance sheet. another cost. we have to pay for it. >> greg: bob, i continue you an expert in the debate between short-term pleasure and long-term benefit. every choice you make is for short-term pleasure. later in life you end up paying for it.
>> bob: that is why i was on drugs. >> andrea: is this an intervention? >> bob: i've already had 15 of them. >> greg: isn't that the problem? >> bob: no. get something straight. let me say it was a wonderful day for america yesterday. i'm sorry you are all so upset. entitlement, social security and medicare. you pay for it. it comes out of your paycheck. not paid for by the federal government. medicaid is, that's true, for poor people. if you want to take food off poor people's table, that's fine. typical republican. >> greg: i hate poor people. you're right. >> bob: i understand that. >> greg: look for poor people to steal their food. >> bob: the difference between us and europe -- you compare it to gross which is half the side of rhode island. good greeks came here like andrea. rest of the bums stayed over there. >> eric: great day for america. >> andrea: social security, you say we are paying in to it? the government is spending all
because nothing good comes from it. obama obviously did not write that tweet. >> kimberly: but nevertheless -- >> andrea: you bully dana perino. >> bob: excuse me. this is any gloat session. go ahead. >> kimberly: thank you. i would like to make a donation to your jar. it's inappropriate. it's coming from the opposite of resident. why is it put out there? how about decorum and civility? it's not presidential. >> andrea: hold on. they made t-shirts that are saying it's a big [bleep] deal. classless. >> bob: there is nothing wrong with that. it should haven't thrown eric's tea bag. he was nice enough to remember i did predict this. we had tape. this is from the fellow friends around the table said no, it won't pass. >> greg: i didn't say that. >> bob: you did. >> kimberly: we doctored it. >> bob: do we have it? >> obama has the ball in his court. if he loses tomorrow, i don't think he is gonna, by the way. >> bob: thank you very much. i want to say --
it's the 4th of july. it's my favorite holiday, i want to honor it with people born on the 4th of july. calvin coolidge, the 30th president of the united states. george michael steinbrener a businessman who owned the yankees in new york city. a great man. our own geraldo rivera. it's his birthday july 4. have a great holiday and enjoy. >> greg: what do you get somebodyor fheir birthday on july 4? >> glenn: like geraldo who has everything. mustache. >> kimberly: what is that? >> bob: go ahead. you did it. kimberly. >> kimberly: so website has a survey -- it's not scientific poll or survey. never mind, bob. please. hold on, we're almost done. >> bob: this is the broad with the names of everybody that wants to get together
passing the affordable care act was the greatest single stem? generations. >> it was so surprise to us. >> supreme court, rigorous, redowning confirmation of the substitutionalty of the affordable care act. >> if you want to know what democracy looks like come to constitution avenue. this is what democracy looks like. >> bob: right non, barbara. democrats are clearly elated. i am about. this my co-host are in a massive depressant. president obama sent out an interesting tweet about this. can we bring the tweet out here? what does that say? you know what the bfd -- you