he said recently about what he has done and the percentage of the campaign promises he has fulfilled. take a look at it after this. i keep a checklist in my drawer of my campaign promis promises. once a week i take it out, make a little check. we ve got about 60% done so far. in three years. i need another five to get the other 40% done. greg: he is not that far off. he only promised two things. hope and change. we got the change. so that s 50%. the other 10%, he did quit smoking. bob: you don t know he quit smoking. greg: true. good point. kimberly: are you saying bob: i said eric has one of his sharks. cards. eric: got a check. got a check.
complaint with university regarding the exercise of their religion on our campus don t you think students, maybe they have a lawsuit they could file against the lawyer. eric: you can sue anyone at any time. it s probably privous. he should be sanctioned for it and he may. but like saying i m catholic and i want prayer room in the mosque down the street. kimberly: good luck, hello. law 101. this is a private catholic university. forget it. they can do what they want. bob: what is wrong with a room some place greg: they re not asking for it. bob: if they were asking for it, could you find a room without a catholic symbol in it? dana: not at catholic university. bob: if they don t have them, they don t have them, i guess. dana: in the muslim religion, they recognize jesus
dana: help him. eric: i love baseball. bob: i don t eat fish because fish sticks when i was in public school because the catholic kids we had to do it on friday. kimberly: now you blame catholics. avenue your near death experience bob: that s why i don t eat shrimp anymore. kimberly: batter up. did anyone watch game six of the world series? amazing game. one of the best ever. two times it looked like they were out of it. they came down to the second strike. they battled back. i mean, who even missed this game last night? greg: i missed it. bob: we have a professional baseball player here. kimberly: boll boll. bob: boll boll. ladies and gentlemen, here it is eric bolling. ladies and gentlemen, this is it. ready. let s go. kimberly: batter up. bob: oh. out of here! that s it. he did. kimberly: did not hit the ball at me like you re going to break my nose. greg: i was watching the
kimberly: if you are thinking of having tilapia for dinner, be warned. fifth of the seafood sold in super market is mislabeled. so you think you re having sea bass. you re not. anybody upset? you don t like fish. greg: i don t eat fish. the sea is a giant toilet. kimberly: that is a negative thing. dana: i have a really big problem with the i know people will say it s not a problem. over fishing. how can you go to every restaurant in the world and they have fresh fish. i mean, that doesn t it does not seem possible. i think this is probably kimberly: my gosh. bob: it s the japanese. they re huge fish people. i don t eat fish either. the only fish i used to eat
one article. he should be in iowa and better organization. dana: the new york times said the same thing about romney. it was about romney trying to calm the chaos in his campaign. every campaign behind the scenes. the romney campaign is disciplined. bob: my campaigns were always tightly run and right on track. greg: you don t remember your campaigns, bob. there is chaos in every campaign. here is fact the size of them and what they have to get done. out doesn t mean you slow down 60 days out. kimberly: he is polling well in iowa, by the way. bob: voter suppression techniques is when you send letters from the i.r.s. in black community and say if you vote in the wrong mace eric: or come out and