report. fair, balance afraid. so much like him. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight. [explosions] [chanting] >> bill: more insanity among the occupy wall street movement as violence escalates. we'll show you what is going on and tell you exactly why it's happening. >> how much do you think this breakfast cost? >> 6:49. >> is this a department of cruive muffin. [ laughter ] >> bill: some trying to discredit the $16 muffin story where you and i pay outrageous amount of money for pastry at government conferences. jesse watters is now on the case. >> top.

♪ >> bill: a final ruling in the janet jackson super bowl expose. megyn kelly will have the verdict. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. as we predicted the violence is escalating among the occupiers. that's the subject of this evening's talking point memo. no question agitators have infiltrated the ranks of the occupy wall street movement. there is difference between non-occupiers and occupier who want to destroy stuff. last night in oakland the destroyers won. [shouting] [explosions]

>> bill: talking points always wants to be fair. so here is a balanced perspective. in the beginning many of the protesters wanted to vent a legitimate beef that brokerage houses are manipulating the economy. in many cases that's true. the occupiers have some valid points. very quickly, very quickly, anarchists, communists zi lent psycho paths showed up and now. the worst part that the chaos is being manipulated and financed at a very high level. listen to united steel workers president leo garrard.

>> you are did damn right they speak for us. we ought to start occupying bridges. we ought to start occupying the banks, places themselves. i think this is nuts. >> talking points thinks mr. garrard is nuts. openly calling for violence. you don't walk into a private business to stop commerce and not expect a confrontation. gerard's response is flat out irresponsible. expensive ad how much money does one need? that is the crux of the matter. in a free society it's nobody's business how much money one needs. and who is supposed to make that decision anyway, president obama? this is a free country. not a toe tearian state. hijacked by extremists and more violence is on the way one american workers and people all over the world have are not making as much as they could.

cannes, france dealing with grease other states like spain may be close behind. that causes the worldwide markets to panic to constrict, not expand. that's why there are fewer jobs. joining us now to analyze all of this tamara drought. vice president of at demo a progressive think tank. senior fellow with the heritage foundation. doctor, begin with you. the occupiers seem to agree that economies will improve if governments begin to regulate commerce. where are they going wrong? >> yeah. i think these occupy wall street protesters absolutely dreamy here if they think the european style big government solutions are actually going to work here in the united states. we have seen across europe highly destructive policies. very high taxation. overspending by governments. huge levels of borrowing. massive budget deficits. vast number of peoples out of work as a result. i think we are now seeing the collapse of the european

project. we are seeing that very clearly in greece. the last thing we need at this time are european style big government solutions. majority of americans clearly reject. and president obama, who is a quintessentially european style politician has been tried to implement some of these european policies here in america and too disastrous effect. so, these protesters, i think, are hugely misguided in their thinking. heavily influenced clearly by marxist ideas. and now they are turning to violence. so these protesters really, i think represent the far left in the united states and they are trying to has been tried and tested for many decades in europe and have been absolutely disastrous. >> how do you respond to that? >> i don't think it's right to paint as broad of a brush as we are that greece somehow symbolizes failure of the

european project which i think is what he said. we are leaving out a lot of european states who have a lot of levels of unemployment than the united states, germany, which spends a lot more on social spending, the so-called welfare states than greece does. sweden, netherlands, belgium. all of these countries have lower rates of unemployment than the united states does today. germany also has something going for it. it has export surplus. now, i know a lot of fact factory workers in this country would love to have an export surplus. there are things we can learn here. >> bill: in germany they cut back the entitlement spending as you know. they breelly brought it down to a level where they have a surplus and they are the strongest economy in europe. but greece is totally out of control and the last two years. greece has run up a $94 billion deficit. okay? by social spending entitlement spending it is a socialistic state. that has happened to italy it happened in portugal. it happened in spain. what i don't understand what

dr. garden doesn't understand and protesters obviously don't understand is that if you allow the government to run the economy as it does in yeast and the others i mentioned, it is a disaster. so why don't the occupiers get that and go into the free marketplace more? >> so here is some differences between germany and greece. now, one is that germany doesn't have a problem taxing millionaires. they actually don't run deficits there. >> bill: what is the tax on millionaires in germany. >> can i tell you it's higher. >> bill: okay. i don't think it's any hirer than it is here. >> they don't run deficits to your point there is a reason they spend a lot more than we do on social spending. they finance their social spending with taxes. >> bill: you are distorting it with all due respect. defense budget at all zero. protect themselves. you can't really compare that now, dr. gardner, tamara's point is that if you run a government efficiently, as germany does. that you can't have both those

who need it and a decent economy, is she right? >> no, i don't think she is. and she is trying to argue that all is well in europe outside greece. that's simply preposterous. widespread problems across the european union. you could have the collapse of several major spain, italy port gable. several other economies as well. in germany 17% of the public now have no faith in the european single currency. there is widespread disillusionment with the entire political process. the process of political -- >> bill: last word here. what perplexes me about this is that you know you know that greece and. >> bill: justice. everybody knows that i will give you the last word. >> what i know is they got into trouble when our deregulated

financial financial markets caused a banking crisis that impacted the entire globe. >> bill: you can't run deficits $98 billion in two years and expect to survive. you can't. it has nothing to do with the financial markets. this what they are spending. >> they weren't having a problem until we had a complete financial collapse. >> bill: they weren't having a problem until they couldn't pay their debts based on this. thank you very much. we appreciate it next on the run down laura ingraham accusing mitt perry who is acould you seeing mitt romney. -- later, jesse watters in search of the $16 muffin paid for by you and

>> bill: impact segment tonight, there is a swirl going on in the republic precincts. herman cain on the defensive. now accusing the perry campaign of orchestrating charges against him. also, there are reports the perry campaign says romney did it. everybody denies harpooning herman cain make a statement. >> that's what i'm going to talk about. so don't -- >> he wants to talk. >> asking me all these other questions that you all are curious about. okay? don't even bother. >> it's aood question though about the confidentiality. >> excuse me. >> gentlemen. >> excuse me. >> bill: joining us from washington to analyze laura

ingraham the author of the big best seller "of thee i zing." the square crow and the wizard of oz. this guy or this guy? i can't keep track of it. >> bill: is this damaging the republic brand. >> i think right now it's not helping for this reason. the longer conservatives are kind of owe you did it, did you it what did you do 12 years ago? you are not getting your story straight. the more obama gets to skate. if you are someone who doesn't much like mitt romney you are thinking wait a second, rom my is sitting pretty comfortably right now. watching this unfold. he is enjoying himself. no pressure on rom anymore. the conservatives are fighting it amongst themselves perry and cain. cain's folks turned the temperature down on megyn kelly's show today. that's a fight in the conservative ranks. romney benefits a little bit. but i think obama in the short-term benefits a lot. is he over in europe hanging out

with sarkozy and merkel but as far as can i tell no one is listening to him. >> bill: no one is listening to him in europe. >> yeah. he doesn't have credibility on stimulus and creating jobs and giving a speech tomorrow on his jobs bill back in the united und states. he he is talking about how he is urging congress to pass the jobs bill. it's obviously not working. >> the president had credibility on economic events let's get back to the republic follies here. you have a situation where you have a debate coming up do you expect any of the republic candidates. >> i do expect the focus to be on cain and perry. they generated the most heat and juice. >> bill: cain is accusing one of perry's guys of leaking bad stuff about cain because that guy worked for cain. >> they are walking that back a little. here is what you should watch for next week. if the conservative candidates

decide to turn fire on romney, then things are going to start getting interesting. unless they do that then romney. intrade puts romney 70% chance today of winning the nomination. >> bill: gambling is that what you do. >> yeah. i do. it's interesting because, look, right now there is a rasmussen poll that shows cain is up at 26. romney 23. and gingrich is at 14% with perry at 8%, bill. okay? so, gingrich, if this cain thing continues to kind of sap energy from the debate, who knows? gingrich could be at the end, the last conservative man standing against mitt romney. >> bill: you have seen support go from michele bachmann or rick perry. >> right. >> bill: go from rick perry to herman cain. >> right. >> bill: if the cain thing kins and people start to see it as a valid situation which i don't at this point. >> i don't either. >> bill: then it would naturally go over to the speaker. right now though, i think

president obama is the happiest guy in town because, you know, the republicans are once again feuding among themselves. >> who has made that point consistently over the last two months? newt gingrich. he has said, look, we should be turning our ire and our focus on the failed economic policies of this president and the fact that the state is currently in a terrible rate of decline. not talking about china and how we can grow this economy and compete with growing emerging markets across the globe. meanwhile, obama gets to skate. he has made that point i think very well. he has gotten a lot of notice. this has built gradually for gingrich. i would watch newt gingrich very closely. i think cain's campaign has slowly become a little bit more disciplined. on this story it took a long time to get more focused and a little bit ahead of it they have had a difficult few days no doubt about it i know they raised a lot of money, bill, it doesn't look like a well-handled

crisis to me. >> bill: cain supporters are angry that he is getting harr poond like this so they are sending him more money. you make a good point in the sense that mr. cain's campaign has to get better. you don't -- that cigarette ad, as dopey as that thing was, that was unnecessary. it was unnecessary. >> i think to some folks, not to all folks. to some it starts to look a little bit unserious. regardless of whether you are the greatest conservative or you have a great business record, people want to think that you are disciplined in your approach to foreign policy. china. >> have things under control. >> yeah. >> bill: that little sacrum there and then mr. cain would be well-advised not to walk into a reporter cabal. >> i didn't care about that at all with the doctors. excuse me. if that's the toughest you can be with the reporters. the reporters are crying about that. >> bill: i didn't feel sorry for the reporters. who cares about them? i don't think it's dignified.

mr. cain should stay away from that if he. >> he had real doctors. remember the obama coats flew. in these are at least real doctors. >> bill: we would like to till a big political event coming next monday evening. i will return to the radio entitled the radio factor presidential down hall syndicated by the dial global folks. you will like this one. we interview all of the republic candidates. we are going to take your phone calls and then you guys can vote on the net during the program about who you think should challenge president obama giving voting results at the end of the show. you have to dvr the factor. we will be on hundreds of stations. they are listed on bill o'reilly.com. listen to the entire program on our web site as well. republic primary town hall next monday. directly ahead. jesse watters going in search of the $16 muffin you and i paid for. waters is next.

>> bill: watters world segment tonight. the justin department released a report that said the american taxpayer picked up the tab for $16 muffins provided at a justice department conference. that epitomizes the tremendous waste of taxpayer dollars. the left didn't like that report and sought to discredit it saying there is also juice, coffee and fruit included with the $16 muffin. they retracted the if you have fin scandal. we are not convinced. we sent jesse watters out to find the real story ♪ do you know the muffin man? >> can i get coffee, tea, juice, a muffin and some fruit? >> $6. >> $6? >> yes. >> you complete me.

>> how much do you think this breakfast cost? >> $6.49. >> wow, $6 pretty close. >> 7.49. >> is this a department of justice muffin? [ laughter ] >> $5? >> $6. >> pretty close. >> i didn't win anything? >> he was just unlucky, that's all. one of those things. >> do you know who paid $16 for that? >> the government. >> 6.25. >> $18. >> $18. it's $6. >> really? >> well, surprises me. >> what the hell is the matter with you. >> brooklyn it would be $10 less. >> take the coffee. that's good. >> everybody, this is a robbery. >> what are you getting for breakfast. >> turkey bacon, egg whites and my coffee. >> it's a bit nutty. >> how much would you pay for a muffin. >> $3. no more than $3. >> how much does that cost. >> 8.45. >> two breakfast for 16 bucks?

>> i could. >> i'm going to choose not to with you. >> we are not going to eat together. >> you want breakfast? >> are you buying? >> first i would like to butter your muffin. >> now, would you ever pay $16 for a muffin? >> no. >> well, you did. >> how's come these critters cost $16 apiece? these are some high dollar muffins that the justice department is buying. >> where is my muffin if i paid $16 for a muffin, i would like to see it? >> try one of these scones you will love them. >> how much was that? >> $16 for corn beef hash. >> can i have the $16 muffin please? >> muffin? >> yeah. >> it has to be big muffins. >> big ones? >> yeah. >> that's a given. >> i have only $10. >> only the $10 muffin. >> yeah. >> here, have a bite. >> get in my belly. >> no. i paid 1.25 but i'm selling it

for 16. >> snap out of it. >> i think the justice department has better things to spend their money on than muffins, seriously. >> top of the muffin to you. >> bill: you have got to understand that the guy that sold you the juice, the fruit the muffin made money. he probably made 2 bucks on the transaction. >> he said i looked like tom cruise so we will let it slide. >> you didn't care what he was charging you. the guy has an eye problem anyway. you know. you say that there is more muffin scandal? >> there is actually more egregious examples. we looked into the report. there is $5 swedish meatball. $7 beef wellington or deserve and $10 serving of ice cream. this is the tip of the iceberg. >> in the same conference. >> in the same inspector general report about what the department

of justice does. >> bill: bottom line is nobody watches what they spend. >> no. >> bill: i want to congratulate you and your wife noel. twins at home now, right? >> twin girls. >> bill: watters world a little bit more intense now than it was. >> absolutely. thank you very much for the present. what i really wanted was the spit stops here bid bib. >> we can get that for you. it's an oldy but we can get it for you. on the case for you. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. now a democratic senator wants us to pay for diapers. i'm sure watters is there as well. megyn kelly on cbs vs. janice jackson at the super bowl. there is a final verdict. we hope you stay tuned to those reports.

>> bill: culture warrior segment tonight, you are not going to believe this one. democratic senator richard blumenthal from connecticut wants to spend taxpayer money on diapers and, quote, diapering

supplies. unquote. here now to sort it all out for us the culture warriors margaret hoover and gresham carlson. diapers, carlson, diapers? >> let's put it in progressive. this is part of the child care development block grant of 1990, $5 billion to 50 states so far in 2011. 2 billion more in funds in 2009. this diaper thing will not be any additional money. that's how much money we are already giving to the states. then they decide how they want to spend it. >> bill: but this guy blumenthal, he wants written into the block grant that they can spend the money on diapers, hoover, correct? >> that is correct. >> bill: why? >> the child care development block grant act is empowering low income people. >> bill: empowering? >> gives the ability for low income people to then spend some of their medicaid dollars on child care needs, including diapers. >> bill: why can't they do that now? >> here is what i would be concerned at as a conservative.

i actually like the block grant system. i would prefer to see more block grants is because what it says then states get to choose how their federal dollars are being spent. >> bill: why can't they spend now on diapers? what prevents that. >> the law says that money can't be -- >> the law says money can't be spent on what. >> on diapers. >> specifically on diapers? >> there are -- it's very vegas. in each state has the ability to determine how the money is spent. >> so they can tell the people who get the free money this is what you have to do for your children? >> they declare what you can k. and can't spend. >> i tried to find out if maybe he had diaper lobbyists. >> the pampers people are probably going hay. >> he doesn't. i did the research. no major contributors that the diaper. >> isn't this ridiculous? >> aren't diapers bad for the environment? i was concerned about that. >> isn't this ridiculous we had a sitting senator introducing legislation into the congress of the united states to legalize diaper buying? >> i mean low income families.

how are they going to buy their diapers for their kids? >> let the states decide get it out. okay. now we have another serious situation. a new jersey hospital where a bunch of nurses are suing the hospital because they are forcing them, allegedly hoover to assist in abortions and the nurses say we don't believe in that it goes against our fundamental system do they have a case. >> they absolutely have a case. this is a issue that everybody can agree on because they have not only federal rights but state rights to con she enshusly object to assisting in abortions. >> bill: up to a few months ago, carlson, the hospital wasn't forcing them to do this and now the nurses say i think it is in september that they are forcing these nurses to train. no nurse, correct me if i am wrong, has been forced yet. >> yes, they have. we spoke to one of the nurses

together today. >> bill: forced in the operating room. >> they were forced to assist in the abortion procedure. three of the nurses. >> bill: in the operating room. >> calling this the training. >> bill: the hospital denies that. >> the hospital says this right here, in part: no nurse is compelled to have direct involvement in or in attendance in the room at the time of a procedure. -- let me tell you. >> bill: which hospital is this again? >> new jersey medical center dentistry and medicine in new jersey. >> bill: what town. >> newark, new jersey. >> bill: newark, new jersey. >> there has been a result of culture warriors looking into this case. >> bill: excellent. >> that is the attorney for these nurses, 126 the 16 are -- >> bill: alliance defense fund in arizona. >> they went to federal court today to try to get an injunction to stop two more nurses have having to be a part of abortions tomorrow morning. >> on the schedule tomorrow morning. >> it was stopped. the hospital now has come agreement. >> bill: who signed the order. >> the hospital. >> bill: the hospital caved?

so alliance defense fund went in to get an order to block the hospital from forcing the two nurses to assist in an abortion and the hospital caved? >> yeah. >> because of you guys? >> ostensibly. >> gresham was pretty good at interviewing her. >> you are pretty frightening duo. trust me ladies and gentlemen, you don't want to mess with them. that's excellent. so you think that the hospital, if they did, this they are going to cave. they don't want to go -- >> -- they know they don't have a case which is why they are denying it in the first place. >> let the nurses who want to opt out, opt out. >> absolutely. >> bill: that's the right thing to do. >> on the 16 on staff. 15 of them signed a letter saying they don't want to go through a training. >> bill: 16 nurses in the hospital and 15 don't want to do it. good for them. good for them. this is upholding your belief system. it has nothing to do about legalization or anything else. if you believe something strongly you should stand up for your beliefs. good job, ladies. i'm glad i assigned you this story. can i take a little credit for that, thank you. when we come right back, megyn

kelly on the final verdict, cbs vs. janet jackson at the super bowl. a muslim teachner chicago gets paid for going on rel

>> bill: thanks for staying with us. in the kelly file three hot topics including the final verdict on the janet jackson super bowl controversy. remember the muslim teacher who demanded a leave of absence to go on a pilgrimage to mecca. the school said she was not entitled to leave the classroom so she quit and filed a federal complaint. now she has prevailed. here to explain attorney and fox news anchor megyn kelly you see her at 1:00 p.m. each weekday. i don't know what's going on in our court system. >> it settled. she got something. >> bill: 75,000. >> a settlement. not like she won a trial.

>> bill: they didn't hire her back. >> no. they did not. she had quit and she wanted the job back but they said that's too much. we are not going to agree to that but we are going to give you 75,000 bucks which actually is a smart decision. whatever the merits of the case, pay at least that to try the case. >> bill: that's what they always say. but here is the distressing part. >> that's true. >> bill: this is why our legal system is falling apart. it is. the american justice system absolutely falling apart top to bottom. courts in chaos everywhere, every state. this woman had no right to demand in the middle of a school year three weeks off. she didn't want to be paid. it was unpaid leave. she would have to leave the classroom and put somebody else in there she had no right to do that. if she has a right to do that, then every single teacher can say i want to go to lords, three weeks, i will see you later. if i'm a buddhist go over to cam body i can't. i will see you later. you can't run any business or a

school system like that. >> the law says that the schools in all cases when you are talking about religious, you know, pilgrimages if you will or beliefs. they have to grant you a reasonable accommodation. >> bill: you think three weeks in the middle of a semester. >> the only way they get out of doing it is if the show could show it would be undue shardship on the school to do that to you. >> bill: it's a hardship on the students. >> they apparently did not think they could make that case successfully. >> bill: you are an attorney and anchor person. don't you understand what's happening in our system here? people file lawsuits against against businesses, against school districts, anything because they know as you just said it's more expensive to adjudicate than it is to get my 75,000. >> gets dicey when you start telling religious people that they can't have religious accommodation to practice their faith. you want christmas off and your employer says no. that's protected. >> bill: one or two days is reasonable. >> it's a once in a lifetime.

pill yim image. >> she could take it another time. >> no. the haj wasn't available to her for 10 more years. every supposed to go when you feel the call. >> bill: i'm feeling the call, ladies and gentlemen, i'm feeling it. i'm feeling it in spain or mort gal. i'm feeling the call. >> saudi arabia is where mecca is. >> bill: i'm feeling going back to jerusalem. >> you are mocking and it's actually. that is religious intolerance you are showing right there. >> >> bill: i'm saying it is ridiculous. >> you are allowed to test whether it this t. is legitimate feeling or not. you can't say i feel the call and i need three weeks off. >> bill: i don't believe you are sticking up for this khan. >> i'm telling you what the law is other justice departments have gone into court to defend an organization, the worldwide church of god which 8 to 10 days off for feast of the tabernacle.

the doj has gone in in the past to defend them. defend christians, jews, they defend muslims, they defend the worldwide church of god. >> bill: the law is poorly written and needs to go back. the big arch over this is that the u.s. justice system is in chaos because of this nonsense. we will go to janet jackson because time is short. everybody remembers from the super bowl thing. i said from the jump. it wasn't cbs's fault. they didn't know it was going to happen. >> there is dispute over that. >> bill: i know these guys. moonves and these guys, i know them. they didn't know. i was there at the game. and moonves. >> were you shocked? >> bill: the head of cbs was 10 feet away. >> was he shocked? >> yes. >> were you shocked? >> bill: i didn't care. he was shocked. when i thought about it, see, i'm so dumb i didn't care at the time i said you know kids were watching that. so then i started to care. >> the world of tivo 9/16th of a second. >> less moonves had no idea that

was going to happen. none. you can't hold cbs accountable and that was the final ruling. >> final ruling is cbs wins. fined 550,000 bucks by the sec. it's arbitrary how you go after different broadcasters for different things. you haven't ordinarily been doing that how would we know if we had that inadvertent slip up that we were going to get penalized like that the fec says you knew. >> no. you knew we would go after you if something like that happened. cbs said no, you hadn't been enforcing it. you had been very lax on broadcasters and they ultimately did win cbs for that reason. >> bill: if the fec could prove that cbs new ahead of time and that was part of the show shouldn't fine them 500,000 should have been 5 million. >> that didn't happen. >> bill: live show to d. it for publicity. >> the best publicity they could have asked for here we are are all these years later still talking about it.

>> bill: i'm glad they didn't have to pay the fine. i don't think they did it on purpose. if you want to take off for three or four weeks and go some place. call ms. megyn. >> you are so religiously intolerant, bill. >> bill: i know i am. >> you are going to be working on christmas this year. >> bill: i'm telling you i am going to christmas. >> first maternity leave and religion. >> bill: no, no, no. >> did he say that or did he say that. >> bill: i was joking. everybody knew it but you. that was a joke. coming back with great american news quiz. take you out west for this one. solyndra becoming a huge story. wait until you hear the latest outrage in that next. real, objective investing help? that's a little harder to find. but here's what i know -- td ameritrade doesn't manage mutual funds... or underwrite stocks and bonds. or even publish their own research. so, guidance from td ameritrade isn't about their priorities. it's about mine.

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american news quiz. martha that callum the cow girl playing for michael from ray, michigan and in for steve doocy his blood brother on "fox & friends" brian kilmeade representing bobby from wisconsin if you would like to sign up for great prizes simply go to bill o'reilly.com. let me turn this down here. doocy is in rehab? is that again? >> we are saying as a company we are calling it a cruise. but we could start -- take this again from the top. take this again from the top, okay? >> bill: ship of fools? no. cheap shot if he is not here. wait until you he comes back. i will give him two. doocy gets two on me. here it is question number one, old west edition, paul newman and robert redford starred in one of the greatest westerns ever made. >> i will jump first. >> nope. >> then you jump first. >> i said what's the matter with you? i can't swim. [ laughter ]

>> why, you crazy? the fall will probably kill you. >> bill: why was the kid called sundance? he had red hair. >> bill: cards up, please. the answer is c, all right. he committed a robbery in sundance, wyoming. >> bill: why did you ask the name of the movie? not going well. >> bill: maccallum feeling sorry for you she really knew what the answer was. new mexico governor bill richardson got into trouble last year when he announced that he was considering pardoning what notorious wild west outlaw. >> bill: cards up, please. come on, kilmeade. roll the tape.

[gunshot] ♪ whistling] >> who is he? >> he is billy the kid. here's the deal. what i win, i keep. what you win, i keep. >> sounds good, mr. mckid. >> bill: i don't think he got the pardon because he was a bad guy billy the kid in real life. you both got that right number a those listening on sirius radio. don't pardon him. question number three, doc holiday a well known gambler and gun fighter. >> you must be doc holiday. >> that's the rumor. >> you retired, too? >> not me. i'm in my prime. >> yeah, you look it. >> bill: holiday was highly trained, what, in real life?

den >> cards up, please. and the answer is a. kilmeade scores. >> confident smiling. >> bill: he is ahead. >> how many questions do we have? this is exhausting. >> bill: i don't want to confuse you telling you there were five questions. >> do we get a time out. >> bill: you were here on the pre-sentence of three. kilmeade leads by one. mr. inez of gun smoke died this year. we were able to talk to him before he passed. >> when you watch television today and you compare it to what you guys did, what do you think? >> well, it's a different world. they don't appeal to me personally that much. >> bill: you don't like the graphic stuff and the language and all of that? >> no. >> bill: i never heard anybody curse on gun smoke at least on camera. [ laughter ] >> that's true. >> bill: he was a very good guy.

what famous old west town was the tv program gun smoke set in? cards up, please. and the answer is a. that is correct. dodge city, kansas. >> you cheated. you looked over at her. >> i stare at her because i like her. >> bill: kilmeade leads by one and this is embarrassing for you maccallum with one to go. you will love this question. one of the funniest westerns in history is mel brooks' blazing saddles. ♪ ♪ [speaking spanish] >> hey, you can't park that animal over there. it's illegal.

>> that movie was about a town struggling to accept a black sheriff. in real life the first black sheriff in american history was elected in fort bend county. what state is fort bend county in? come on, maccallum? come on. get your card up there, kilmeade the answer is a, texas. >> fort bend -- oh, man. you win. kilmeade wins. >> because everyone in the room except me watched blazing saddles 47 times. >> bill: you never saw it? >> yeah. >> bill: saw it once and you were appalled. >> not 47 times. >> who punched the horse? >> you win some good prizes. michael you get stuff too. solyndra, will it become a major

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