ho 234 years ago today. and now you know the news. for this wednesday, january 18, 2012. i'm shepard smith. we are back tomorrow noon pacific at 3:00 eastern for studio b and back here "the fox report" tomorrow night. o'reilly now. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> i get speaker's fees from time to time but not very much. >> to refer to 300 some thousand dollars as a few extra bucks. that isn't a few extra bucks to me. >> mitt romney under fire for his money. some say he is insensitive and out of touch with regular folks because he has so much wealth. is that fair? we'll have a special report. >> a woman asks you why you refer to president obama as the food stamp president. it sounds as if you are seeking to belittle people. >> well --

>> bill: juan williams suddenly controversial again. and again, it has to do with money. how you should republicans deal with the poor? juan will be here. >> we are not the greatest generation. we are the greatingest generation. >> and dennis miller with a few thoughts on president obama going to disney world. >> he's coming. hide. >> bill: can it get any better for miller? >> is he kidding me? >> bill: also tonight, glen beck on the presidential field. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. mitt romney in trouble over money. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. not a good week for governor romney so far. rather flat in monday's debate. the new survey taken yesterday

asked 1,000 likely republican voters nationwide who they favor. romney 30%. gingrich 27. santorum 15. paul 13. perry 4. speaker gingrich is up a whopping 16 percentage points in two weeks while romney support is unchanged. governor romney's latest problem is money. some americans believe he is not sensitive about his vast wealth. >> my income comes overwhelmingly from investments made in the past rather than ordinary income or rather than earned annual income. i got a little bit of income from my book but i gave that all away and then i get speaker's fees from time to time but not very much. >> bill: uh-oh. romney's financial disclosure form say he earned about $375,000 in speaker's fees in 2010 and 2011. big money for most people but not for the governor. his net worth is more than $200 million. this morning rick santorum let

romney have it on fox and friends. >> you say he doesn't understand what american people go through? >> no, but to refer to 300 some thousand dollars as a few extra bucks to me is -- $300,000 is a few extra bucks to me. >> but it is to romney. how should we process this. in the father of our country george, washington, was worth 525 million bucks in today's currency. teddy roosevelt worth $125 million. the kennedy family wait for it worth about a billion dollars. jfk lived entirely off his trust fund. john kerry worth about $300 million when ran for president in 2004. many who go into public service are rich folk. you can decide if mitt romney is insensitive. consider this.

the capitalistic system in this country is based on freedom. freedom to earn as much as you can provided you do it honestly. do some americans have unfair advantages? of course, they do. and some folks don't like that, demanding more income equality from the frippet pric free ente system. the more the feds try to create so called social justice the more debt piles up leaving to outcries of tax the rich further. as we pointed out monday, the top 1% in this country now pay 37% of the total income tax yet the president believes that is not their fair share. he and the democratic party want even more. mitt romney has been far too passive in the face of personal attacks on his wealth. he should release his tax returns and vigorously defend the system that has enriched him. if he doesn't, he will not become president. and that's the memo. now, for the top stories

tonight. reaction. joining us from washington, the director of th the watch divis. let's go with romney first. i mean there is no difference between mitt romney and jfk, the ken day family, no difference, correct? >> the question here is what policies is romney actually supporting? i think where he is going to get into trouble is not how much money he has but how much money he is contributed to the country in taxes and that 15% rate is a lot lower than most americans actually pay is what ising. isgoing to get him caught. >> do you know what the 15% rate is all about and understand that? >> it is about his capital gains. >> ordinary income in romney's tax bracket taxed at 35%. he already got taxed 35% on his investment money. it has already been paid. then he invests it and gets more money from the investment in which he pays another 15% on top of the 35 of anything that

he makes and if he loses he only can deduct $3,000 a year. if he loses $100,000, he loses 97. can he only deduct three. isn't it misleading to tell the public as warren buffett has done that romney's whole resume is a 15% deal? isn't that misleading? >> i think it is misleading for mitt romney as we just learned about 45 minutes ago to use over a dozen tax havens in the cayman islands. that is going to make voters pause in the country he. >> it may but it is legal and he did that because -- >> we need a little more from our president than just this is what is legal. how about this is what is right? we have millions of americans suffering right now and the question they want their leader to say you know what, i'm not going to try to do everything i can to make a buck for myself, you know. >> that might be a good point but i don't think we will do the cayman island thing tonight

until we understand exactly what it is. you see my point here about mitt romney. paid his fair share, 35% on the money he made in the work force. he got out of the work force and living on his investments and paying another 15% on top of the 35. 1% pay 37% of the income and you are going to sit there and tell me i'm not paying my fair share? come on. >> i think you are mistaken about mitt romney. he is actually exploiting a tax loophole in paying only 15%. he didn't pay 35% on his original income. he got to treat ordinary income which most people would pay a regular tax rate on as capital gains. >> bill: did he do anything illegal? >> this gets to the point that -- >> bill: yes, or no? did he do anything illegal? >> i don't know, he might have. >> bill: he did not do anything illegal because he has been vetted by the kennedy people when ran for senator up in massachusetts. he did not. number two, he did pay 35% on his salary from bain.

not investments. >> don't you agree it is important to do things that are actually productive to society, not just legal? >> bill: that is your opinion that it is productive to society. your opinion is that he should pay more. >> measure in terms of market value. >> bill: when john kerry took his yacht and registered it in rhode island instead of massachusetts, okay, i didn't hear progressive america scream that a guy worth $300 million was trying to dodge yacht taxes by registering it in a lower tax state. we didn't hear a thing. this is political, i think you know that. >> right. sure. it's wrong for everybody to dodge the taxes. the problem is romney's entire business mod st. louis wrong. model is wrong. they exploit tax loopholes to siphon money away from companies that produce things and employ people and take that money and transfer it to private equity funds. >> bill: all right.

i'm going to let the audience decide whether your opinion is right or wrong. validity totainly value voters it. >> if that were how private equity works, would you agree? >> bill: i'm not going to agree or disagree on a hyponet cal. >> you want the folks to have a better shot. the regular folks, the working folks. you think they are getting shafted, right. >> i think we he had a version of capitalism that frankly i loved in the mid 1940s to right before i was born frankly. right before regan took office built the greatest middle class this world has seen. >> and what was the lynchpin? woo. >> we didn't say the whole point was to amass as much wealth at the top and it would trickle down to people. that was a new idea in the 1980s. >> henry ford said i want to

pay people enough that they can afford my product. >> bill: what would you tax me at the highest rate, out of my wallet to institute fair capitalism? what would you want knee pay? >> i think this conversation about tax is. >> bill: answer that question because we got to run anyway. >> depend ups what your income is. >> what percentage? >> i think there should be a much higher estate tax. >> bill: give me a percentage, please. >> maybe in the mid 40s. and i think your kids should have to work. i don't think they should -- >> they shouldn't get any of my money in inheritance. >> how low do you think your taxes should be? >> i don't mind paying what i'm paying now i'm not bitching about that. i don't believe it is freedom to con city kat confiscate my y

again. >> bill: juan williams. the sub spect is how president subject is how to treat the poor. and president obama goes to disney. those subjects and more. [ male announcer ] you love the taste of 2% milk.

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recently said black americans should demand jobs, not food stamps. you also said poor kids lack a strong work ethic and propose having them work as janitors in their schools. can't you see this is viewed at a minimum as insulting to all americans but particularly to americans? black americans. >> no. i don't see that. >> bill: all right. with us now mr. controversy juan williams. he didn't see it because he says that it's true. that in a lot of the inner city situations, a lot of the poor run down schools there is not a strong work ethic and his proposal is to allow children to earn money while they are in school by doing tasks around the school. do you think he is off on that? >> he is wrong. i mean, if he wants to have an honest debate. if he wants to discuss it, then let's look at the reality. when you see that jobs are offered to young people in this country, you have lines around the block.

he wants more jobs to be offered. >> he didn't say that bill work ethic, he was suggests thee kids don't want to work. >> bill: i'm not going to speak for gingrich. my job isn't to stick up for him. from what i understood his proposal was to fund jobs within the school, all right? within the school, public schools for kids to clean the schools up, help the janitor services, okay? i think he was pretty explicit about that. >> i don't think so. i think that's a great idea. if he wants to fund jobs. he didn't say i propose funding jobs. >> bill: juan, that's exactly what he said. new york city janitors paid too much they are in the unions. have 12 kids getting the same amount of money that one guy gets doing stuff in school, cam on, juan. that's what he says. >> fire the janitors, have the kids do it and that's how he plans. he didn't say i want to fund jobs to create jobs.

instead what he said was poor kids lack a good work ethic. >> okay. but he didn't say it was the kids' fault. he said they don't see it at home in a lot of circumstances. that home is a welfare situation. single mother situation. single mother situation so they don't grow up under that umbrella and that the school system has got to begin teaching the value of work. that is his point. >> that is not a bad point if that is the point and what he wants to say, i think he will get agreement. he will get agreement from every corner. h you are an analyst. do you think newt gingrich wanted to belittle african-american children? >> i think he wanted to play racial politics at that moment. when he says if he was president and he was speaking racial politics. if he was speaking to the naacp he would say instead of

demanding food stamps, demand jobs. was he thinking there are marchs out there for black people or any minorities for food stamps. in that is ridiculous. >> you think he was pandering carolina by this kind of rhetoric? >> without a doubt. i think what he did and you notice the response from the audience. >> bill: entitlements. >> who does? >> bill: that's why you got the response. >> no, no, no. he got the response no, he doesn't care if it was incentive or belittling that he is stating his position. >> but is he saying it wasn't that. >> bill: he is saying it wasn't that. he wasn't. >> he can say, listen. >> bill: he can say what he wants. i'm speaking here about x, y, z. i understand we have been in a position. gone up under president bush. instead he is talking about president obama has food stamp president. >> you made your point, he made his point. you know who this guy chris matthews is, do you know him? >> sure.

>> bill: okay. he said the way he called you yuan, that gingrich called you juan, was kind of racist. did you take it that way? >> you know, remember, i'm facing the cameras when i'm up there on othe panel so i heard behind me the minute he went, juan,. >> bill: he was exasperated. >> the way it played in the auditorium. >> bill: again, you think that. >> the minute i heard behind me that the hoot and hollering then i understood the way it played to the audience. this is a strange character, this juan is a strange character. >> bill: you are a strange character. be truthful. >> you and i have a relationship. truthful. >> you and i have a relationship. >> bill: how many times have i over the years juan. >> totally different in that setting where he was -- >> bill: do you think he wanted dunder head. to demean you? >> no, i think he wanted to stir that audience in that moment and he succeeded. >> bill: juan.

>> exactly. >> bill: i don't think it was a racist comment at all. i think he was giving you a little jab. >> you know, i'm not -- i don't know racist and i can't get inside his head. it had the intended impact as i could hear. >> bill: they didn't like you anyway. >> they didn't like the questions or me asking about about voter i.d. in south carolina. >> that's the way it is. all right. juan williams, everybody. juan williams. directly ahead glenn beck will run down how he cease the presidential field. this is frightening. you have might want to hide the kids. body language has observations about the debate. michelle obama talking about being angry. upcoming. -good morning, dave. -good morning, dave. dave. -hey, dave. -hey, dave. hey. -hey, dave. -mr. dave. -dave. -what's up, dave? -dave. -dave. dave. dave. dave?

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>> bill: personal story segment tonight our pal glenn beck has a story called being

george washington. he does his internet program and radio internet show every day. he has moved some of his operations to texas. that's where we caught up with him the other night. now, you watched the debate this week. any impressions in that debate? everybody says that gingrich did very well. >> ron paul needs to shhh shhh on foreign policy. shhh, keep that to yourself. you sound a little like usama bin laden at times. it's not america's fault. have we played a role in making things worse? have we helped them in recruiting? yeah, i think we have with some of the things. it's not america's fault. and i don't think ron gets that. >> bill: he doesn't get that. he never has gotten it and he never will get it. we will discount him. everybody says that beginning yich did very well and you say? >> i think gingrich is -- gingrich is probably the best at a debate. he knows how to phrase things. he knows how to say them. he is right to the point. but any man who quotes andrew

jackson and says, you know, a guy who knew how to get our enemies is andrew jackson his idea is kill them. well, yeah, andrew jackson's enemy was the native american, newt. again, this guy was quoted and loves every president that i think are despicable. woodrow wilson, theodore roosevelt and now andrew jackson. is he a big government progressive in trouble. good in the debate. >> bill: beck on the line now. >> he is also right on the middle east. he is right on othe middle east. >> bill: we have eliminated paul and eliminated gingrich. wait, beck, calm down. we have eliminated gingrich. okay, rick perry doesn't have a chance, right? no chance? he is gone, right? >> i'm not for rick perry because i would like him to remain in texas. that's where i built my company and i would like it not to change. >> bill: not going to happen. so now we are down to santorum and romney. go on romney. >> yes.

romney scares me because i don't believe he sees the fed as a problem. i think if we hit a global crisis i'm not convinced that mitt romney is the guy to bring us into a small government age and pare us down. with that being said, he understands the economy. he understands business. i hope he understands small business and not just big business. he is the guy who will wipe the floor with barack obama in a debate, i believe. >> bill: all right. what about this bain capital business. you stuck up for romney. you were one of the guys who stuck up for romney. >> there is nothing wrong. are we really in a country where we're going to start hammering capitalism? >> bill: yes, we are. that's where we are. that's what the election is about. go to western europe and do what they do or go back to capitalism. that's what this is about. >> just a second. wait a minute.

wait a minute. bill, are you actually saying it's anti-capitalist, maybe socialist, maybe even communist that we are arguing with now? >> bill: i'm saying that the western european model of quasisocialism big government is what the obama administration has stood for. and the other entitlement class. that's what a smart move. now, final guy, final guy,

beck. santorum. >> yeah. >> bill: santorum challenge romney, can he? >> i think santorum, i like santorum, i trust santorum. i think he is closer on things than mitt romney is but i have a gut feeling that mitt romney is going to be the g.o.p. nominee. >> bill: how intensely -- >> -- i don't think he stops romney. >> on your gbtv and radio program and the myriad of lectures and go door-to-door handing out fliers that say glenn beck, how intensely will you then get behind romney or will you just basically float above the fray? >> as a media person, i'm not going to get behind anyone. as an american citizen, let's see, is he barack obama? no. so i'm in. if this were the nominee, i would push for this to be our next president.

shoe over barack obama. and if i could get a running mate of sock with shoe, we would really be in. >> bill: that looks like a very expensive shoe, beck. it looks like you are doing quite well down there in texas. >> in this capitalist system, oh, i have got oodles, and oodles of it. we're awash in cash. >> bill: glenn beck, everybody, buy his book on george washington. we appreciate you coming on, beck. we would like to you weigh in on our bill o'reilly.com poll question. will newt gingrich's attacks on mitt romney help or hurt the speaker in south carolina? interesting poll so far. give you the results on friday. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. body language has a busy night. michelle obama on being angry and republic debate this week. dennis miller has some thoughts on the cruise ship captain in italy and nfl picks for us. that's not the cruise ship captain that's tom brady. we're not going to convict him of any crimes. we hope you stay tuned to

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>> bill: body language segment tonight always interesting to get ms. tonya's take on the debate. we begin with mitt romney on the fence about voting felons and other stuff. >> first of all, as you know, the pacs that run ads on various candidates. >> answer the question. answer the question, first. [ applause ] >> we have plenty of time. i will get there i will do it in the order i want to do. >> it's absurdity and it would be nice if governor romney would exercise leadership on his former staff and his major donors to take falsehoods off the air, governor romney. [cheers and applause] >> speaker gingrich, i already said at our last debate that anything that's false in pac ads whether they are supportive of me or supportive of you should be taken off the air and fixed. i have already said that. >> governor, you will plan then to release your income tax records around april.

>> i think have heard enough from folks saying look, let's see your tax records. i have nothing in them to suggest there is any problem. i'm happy to do so. i sort of feel like we're showing a lot of exposure at this point. >> bill: here now body language maven tonya reiman. author of the big new book the body language of dating. whoa. all right. now, you looked at this debate from power gestures? >> right, yeah. every debate what you are looking for is to see when the power gestures come in and when the weak gestures come in and that's kind of the crux. you go on what hits home. what effects each candidate so that's what i did when i was breaking this down. here what you notice is romney does several things that are downward. he looks down a lot. he uses a lot of gestures to release anxiety. then at the end of this segment right here he will smile frown which is that frown leaking out that unhappiness leaking out. now when you look at santorum you will see a power gesture what he does is tilt his body

towards romney at the end of this you will will see he does a large sweeping motion with his hand in order to take up more space showing his dominance. here we go. >> bill: what about the hand in the pocket from romney. is that a good or bad body language move? >> that's a typical norm for him. >> bill: he doesn't do it there. >> that's a typical norm for him. however, that is a poor position to put yourself into. >> bill: you shouldn't put your hand in your pocket. >> perception comes across as weak. however, it is a norm for him. you realize that's one of his baselines. here as he is interacting with gingrich. looks down a lot. these are weak gestures. >> bill: staring and glaring. >> he should be turning his body toward gingrich acknowledging. he does that he normally positions himself. he can pay attention and listen and face off. that's what romney is very good at. he didn't do well here. i thought -- the only time he tried to. >> bill: not his best debate. >> tried to rogaine his composure at the end with

santorum but still couldn't do it. >> bill: michelle obama took exception to a new book that portrayed her as program that boint and angry. roll the tape. >> i guess it's more interesting to imagine this conflicted situation here and a strong woman and, you know, but that's been an image that people have tried to paint of me since, you know, the day barack announced that i'm some angry black woman. >> bill: okay, what did you pick up there. >> it's interesting. you know it's real because what she says she goes imagine, and as she does that she looks up. whenever visual people are looking up, they are actually trying to see what their next words are going to be. i knew this was natural. i saw a little bit of kind of annoyance but it border drd on -- border bordered on concentration. deep concentration and slight annoyance. >> bill: her body language is very tense. >> always. >> bill: she wanted to make

her point. >> she is a powerful woman and she doesn't mind demonstrating that. >> bill: finally, president clinton appeared on the factor recently. roll the tape on that. >> why does the american press favor the more liberal candidate? >> well, i think it was more to it than that last time. but,. >> bill: they didn't like your wife because of what reason? >> i'm not going there. she is the secretary of state, nothing i say can be helpful on this. >> bill: but you have an opinion. >> yes, i have an opinion and i'm going to keep it to myself. >> bill: i respect that. >> hit a couple things. very emottive. looks up and downwards to grasp his thoughts. what's interesting you come back to him and you say they didn't like your wife. watch slow mo. bilateral con contemptuous mout. lips pull across and go down slightly. like a puckering of the mouth

here. it's offensive to him right there. it's offensive to him that that's potentially thought that his wife is not liked very well. >> bill: does he mind i asked the question or does he mind that it actually happened. >> that, i can't tell. then as you go forward now you can see that it moves that a serious contempt because at the end one size raises and that's a true sign of contempt. >> bill: one side of your mouth raises that's contempt. >> opposite side of. and then he strokes his chin. >> bill: what's that mean. >> that's eval yaive gesture. we would need to be able to determine positive or negative based on the next move which we didn't see in this clip. >> bill: tonya reiman body language of dating. disney world and the president, can we t miller up any higher? he is next. [ male announcer ] talking a big game about your engine is one thing. having a proven history that can back it all up is a whole other story. unsurpassed torque.

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california dennis miller. you say. >> heck of a show. tell williams he was great. my compliments. always great. tell tonya i picked up a little bilateral pucker. going around around here. shake it off. let's roll. >> bill: magic kingdom, barack obama, you say. >> i guess he wants to draw people to the united states. aren't they going to be surprised when they find out it's harder to get into disney than it is to get into the actual country. listen, you couldn't get disney land out off the blocks today, okay? he is going to be speaking in front of that castle come in and hang that up in permitting with code violations. too much draft in there. mr. toad endangered species, forget it. matter horn can't cut down the

tree because daryl hannah is sitting in it. nemo might bump up against a smelt. haunted mansion, shut it down. get those people back to chicago to vote. canyon roller coaster can't have it. coal burning. space mountain defunded along with nasa. by the way pluto no longer a planet or a dog. forget the tea party ride walt disney 1 percenter trying to make out at the expense of your kid. the only one he wants to see up and running is the federal government. >> isn't that the tea cup ride? >> i to stretch it. but i was rolling there. >> bill: you were. >> by the way somewhere in the middle of that joke that whole bilateral pucker loosened up on me. i'm feeling good. >> bill: all right. now we just have to say there is a serious reason why the president going down there. it's kind of tough now for people particularly from certain countries to come to the u.s.a. to get visas and all of that.

he he wants to drop that down so they come and spend more money which is a good thing in my opinion. miller is an expert on vacations having taken one every once every three or four weeks. cruiseship. nice people. 4,000. floating along. off the coast of tuscany it's the poseidon adventure and you say? >> well, listen it's a bad sign when the captain beats the drug mules off the ship at that point. for god's sake this guy ought to croak himself. this is where the japanese have it down with the shame concept. this guy is going to skate. he will get manslaughter. he ought to note much like tom hagin going in to visit that guy in prison. open up a wrist in a bathtub, pal and do the right thing you are joy riding. i saw a story from old couple from minnesota saved up for this thing they are trapped under there? they are dead because this guy's joy riding? for god's sake, this is a monstrous story. thank god it took place in

italy. at lease donte's inferno. i don't know where this guy ends up. >> bill: i think he is going to get convicted of manslaughter in italy. i don't know how much time you get for that over there, probably two and a half months. but i think that he is going. >> well, you know he what they do new pesh in ship shank. i hope it happens to them. cruise travel is starting to look shaky to me. if i want to explore foreign waters i suggest you just swim there because the boats are getting a little shaky at this point. >> bill: timely miller's a football expert as you well know. two big games this weekend. new york giants and san francisco and baltimore ravens at new england. and who are you picking? >> well, listen, i love all these teams but i grew up in pittsburgh so physical always sells with me. i would like to see, listen, i love brady, too, but i think baltimore more physical than that one. >> bill: you are picking baltimore over new england?

just because i don't know ray lewis. >> bill: i'm going to take some of that action. are you ready to go for that on a dinner. >> sure, i will bet a dinner. if you can get a free night for all your dick morris dinners. >> bill: dick morris never pays i will make you pay. san francisco and nancy pelosi i understand is going to be one of the cheerleaders for the niners? did you hear that? [screams] >> bill: that will spur the team on. oh my god, san francisco versus the gents. i have got to go san francisco. hard ball vs. hard ball in the super bowl. we haven't seen a brother act like that cain vs.ably except eve was wearing more clothes than the cheerleaders do. >> bill: everybody understands i have got the pats and he has the ravens on sunday. miller, thank you very much. and d man would like to thank everyone. coming to see both of us in santa barbara, california. saturday, february 25th. 4,000 tickets were up. just a few tickets remain. you can see us but you have

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>> bill: back of the book segment tonight, did you see that? we begin with a cartoon put out by political action committee supporting newt gingrich. >> let me be clear, i agree with governor romney on many things. for instance, abortion. he was pro-choice most of his adult life. so was i. but he changed his position when he became presidential

candidate romney. >> hold on. >> now, let's take guns. now, governor romney and i, we were in complete agreement on gun control. now, that is until he changed his mind. >> but i -- >> i agreed with governor romney on many things but this presidential candidate romney, i don't even know the guy. then again, he doesn't seem to know himself. >> oh, come on. >> bill: all right. not a bad satire. >> very funny. >> bill: fox news correspondent juliet huddy. >> william. >> bill: i don't mind those kinds of things because they are satirical, fairly clever. people will pay attention. the message is an old message. >> rehashing the same old thing. all these attacks are palatable when they're delivered in cartoon form. romney flip-flops on his position, doesn't have much to say as you can see there. didn't really respond except for, whoa. generating buzz. nothing out of control.

>> bill: gingrich is coming up, up 16 points in the national poll. >> romney may have to speak up in these debates a little bit more, don't you think? >> bill: i have to say i thought it this was going to be a cruise week for romney. after monday, he he has got, to tomorrow night, thursday night romney has got to come out roaring and defending himself or gingrich is going to win that primary. >> bill: rising above it all fray thing not working. >> not working. >> bill: in the debate this was something that i caught because i support this charity best friends run by elaine bennett out of washington, d.c. it's basically a mentoring charity. they take at risk kids and they give them mentors so to try to get them through school and keep them away from bad stuff. well, that came up in the debate. go. >> elaine bennett runs a program called best friends, the wife of bill bennett. and she told me through bill, the obama administration now has regulations that tells them that they can no longer

promote marriage to these young girls. they can no longer promote marriage as a way of avoiding poverty and bad choices that they make in their life. they can no longer actually even teach abstinence education they have to be neutral with respect to how people behave. the problem is neutrality ends in poverty. neutrality ends in choices that hurt people's lives. >> we asked ms. huddy to do fact check on it and is it true? what's going on? >> it's sort of true. i mean, obviously the bloggers, you pick up on everything that is said. every word that's uttered. essentially what he did that was wrong was he said marriage is not being allowed to be taught or talked about in these programs, best friend program for instance. that is not true. it's still allowed to be talked about. abstinence, talking about sexual content that type of thing as far as when you get federal funds to a program like best friends, then you can't talk about it new thing

that happened in 2006. >> bill: all right. so best friends gets a federal grant, okay? >> for their healthy marriage program. >> bill: what a philanthropist you are. >> bill: i want to do this because i want people to check it out and give money to them. they do good work. it's not about me. it's about the kids. the government basically told the charity, best friends, you can't promote abstinence. you can't tell these kids. >> exactly. >> bill: tell these kids don't have sex. >> don't talk about sexual content. stop promoting marriage. it's fine. >> bill: better to be married when you have a child because if you are not you are more likely to be poor. they can say that? >> and many other things about marriage as well. >> bill: thank you very much. we appreciate it. >> it was my pleasure. >> bill: starring chris christie going after critics of his weight. don't miss this one. p and p just two minutes and change away.

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