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Reported on a study from the national science foundation that once again it shows that the most important thing is a family and a strong upbringing. i understand the two-parent household thing. i also understand why there's a lot of single patients because you might not be able to find a life partner to raise your children with, but there's just no denying the fact that if you are a stable -- have a stable family, that you have -- you are more likely to be able to get into that upper income level than if you are raised in an impoverished situation, you're more likely to stay that way. >> the o...

Enemy lines, believe me, and you try to look at there are no big deals in life. death is a big deal, your kids getting in trouble. by and large no big deals and i try to look at it that way. anybody else got thoughts? >> very quick, sorry, guys, all these things you're saying you do live by. you are the guy who says if you've got a beef, take care of it, fix it and get it in your rear view mirror. >> absolutely. they grow to be bigger than they really are, in fact, and people who look at -- wait a year or something, by that time it's a big major thing, it's not. >> i feel like it's kind of lik...

>> or die. >> imagine though if the artistic class cared about the unborn the way they did the environment, you would have a movie called "six months a fetus" but it's a political cog in a maine mah sheen to extract humanity from humanity. a fetus is not a living thing but a tumor with fingers and legs who stands between you and your aspirations and careers, opposite of radicalism. artists like to portray themselves on the edge but the real radical rebel is a pro-lifer in pop culture. >> all right. >> next on the-5-a very special anniversary this week for a very special man. we're going to loo...

Redistribution it's not working, not helping income inequality. >> there's rough economic years in that first term of his. >> which is his fault, of course. >> of course it was his fault. why would we say anything else. >> just getting back to this thing. i'm glad to see people like gates and some of these billionaires who really are using their money for the right things. >> you don't want to stay on this one? >> i -- i mean -- >> the lower 5% actually losing ground. >> it's $100, but -- >> but $100 is a lot. >> but the fact is you and i both know why rich people are getting richer because th...

Which he said this would be the age of the outstretched hand. >> i'm putting out my hand to you, mr. speaker. i'm putting out my hand to you, mr. majority leader. for this is the thing. this is the age of the offered hand. let us negotiate soon and hard but in the end let us produce. the american people await action. >> that kind of stuck with me because it was very like president bush to take that approach. >> well, we appreciate brit hume taping that for us here on the 5. he has a great special featuring president bush's extraordinary life of service, and here's a short clip from that. >> my...