and now you know the news for this wednesday, no, tuesday, april 3rd. i forget. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight. >> this congressional republic budget thinly veiled darwinism. >> bill: president obama criticizing paul ryan for spending constraints even as another embarrassment federal employees wildly spending in las vegas. we have a special report. >> whether it comes from the right, the left, up, down, wherever t comes from, let's all ask for return of civility. >> bill: hillary clinton pounding rush limbaugh over the fluke statementsment has she ever criticized left wing bomb throwers? crowley and colmes will analyze that. [shouting] >> bill: op. ed in the "new york times" says george

zimmerman shot trayvon martin in cold blood. we will talk with the author of that statement. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone but, first, let's go down to washington where bret baier is standing by with the latest primary results this evening. we'll be back in 60 seconds. bret? >> bret: thanks, bill, the polls are now closed in maryland and fox news can project that mitt romney will win the state by a commanding margin. further solidifying his national lead in the race for the republic presidential nomination. rick santorum will finish a distant second in maryland while newt gingrich and ron paul are currently battling for third place. voting has also just ended in the district of columbia but there are no exit polls here in the nation's capital. too early to call a winner. romney is expected to cruise to a victory here. santorum failed to qualify for the ballot in d.c. signs the traditional republic base is increasingly accepting romney as the nominee in both maryland and wisconsin romney is leading among very conservative evangelical voters and strong tea party

supporters. the groups that have been least likely to support him this year. more results at the bottom of the hour and a full-hour recap at 11:00 p.m. eastern featuring fox news experts and expanded panel. we have a lot to tell you about. now back to the o'reilly factor. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. another example of how taxpayer money is being wasted at colossal rate. this woman, martha johnson was forced to resign yesterday as the chief of the general services administration. that's because ms. johnson presided over a conference near las vegas that cost the taxpayers a whopping $820,000. 300 people attended this boondoggle and the expense was just amazing. 146,000 bucks on catered food and drink. including $44 per person for

breakfast. not exactly denny's. $130,000 just to scout the hotel location. six times, six separate trips to do that. $75,000 spent on a training exercise to build a bicycle. here's my favorite. $4 per shrimp at a cocktail reception. four bucks. shop right one shrimp will cost you 27 cents. no wonders what happens in vegas stays in vegas. shrimp are marked up 1381%. now, i work hard for my money and i bet you do, too. this kind of stuff demonstrates the mind set of the federal government as it stands now. america is $16 trillion in debt. so what? f. we are paying $4 per shrimp? so what the money fount never stops. i have been fortunate and can buy whatever i want. still when i walk in a place and see outrageous price i

walk away. it's my upbringing. i'm not going to pay $4 for a shrimp, ever. what happens in the system is cynicism. it means nothing. obama administration quite clear going to continue record spend nothing matter what the debt is just today the president attacked congressman paul ryan's call for fiscal austerity calling it darwinism. he did order the firing of martha johnson but he had to. this is embarrassment to the obama administration. it's happened before. we all remember the $16 muffin which was actually a $16 continental breakfast that was worth about 2.50. the justice department was responsible for that colossal waste. all of us should take the abuse of taxpayer money personally because it's our money. i don't want that money to be wasted. but it is over and over and over again. whether it's terrible investments like solyndra or the failure to watch where entitlement money goes or the

lavish conferences for government employees. the abuse of taxpayer dollars now an epidemic. and it must stop. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. fox news political analyst karl rove. before we get to that, this, to me, is just symptomatic of the apathy on the part of the federal system. you were in the system for a while. i mean, and it's not just the obama administration. this has been going on for decades, has it not? >> yeah. look, there is a sense of entitlement muck some federal employees. these were not career people in charge of the event, however. what's doctoring to me, i know you are getting wired up about the $4 shrimp and i brought you a couple of 70-cent shrimp from right across the street. >> bill: even that expensive 70-cent shrimp. >> you are worth it. >> bill: because you bought it for me though? >> you will eat it. >> bill: i will eat it because you bought it if it was the folks, the firemen and the cops and everything, i'm not

going to spend 70 cents for shrimp. >> here is the deal that gets me about this. there was somebody in here who did something that is potentially illegal. one of the things they did is say look the government sets a fixed rate for what rooms can cost and we have to give you less than our normal cost. so let us plus up the bill for catering by $41,000 to make up for what we are losing on the rooms. that's illegal, i think. >> bill: the deal was the hotel, she she hotel in henderson, nevada, yeah we will give you the rooms at the rate that the government says but we're going to sock it to you. >> got to make it up elsewhere. >> bill: $4 shrimp and everything else. >> this is a minor thing but indicative of a bigger problem. >> bill: not a minor thing though. >> this is indicative of what this administration is doing. 862 billion-dollar stimulus bill has now been repriced at 825 billion. we have saved a little bit of money. in there is a lot of money. several tens of millions of dollars apparently for a commission to study the most pressing problem facing our economy today. of course, i'm talking about the use of animated characters

to sell breakfast cereals in food to children. did you know that was in the stimulus bill. government working group developing voluntary standards to get rid of tony the tiger and leprechaun. >> bill: that's right. we could do the whole show on this every day. we could do that. >> right. >> bill: i don't think it's gotten through to the average voter. i mean, i talk about this to people and their eyes glaze over. $16 trillion in debt. like this. they don't understand the downside to it. it's just numbers in the wind to them. >> i disagree. i travel a lot. for the first time in my life the debt has become not an abstract concept but a concrete item. people say you know what? we're going to make the future less bright for our kids because we are spending money we don't have. >> bill: you have to tell them how the debt is going to impact them and their children. >> they know it. >> bill: how? tell us how. >> they know it now because they say, look, there was a woman at a focus group in columbus, ohio saying you know what everything is costing more from gasoline to

groceries to government health care because the government is spending money we don't have. truck driver in aurora we keep doing this we're going to be like greece only there is nobody to bail us out. >> bill: when you spend money at this rate the dollar drops. >> it depreciates. >> bill: they print more dollars and drops even further. the dollar you have in the bank if you go to switzerland you can't buy anything for it. you know, a dollar in switzerland, american dollar. all right. now, tonight, the smart money, you know, already maryland and d.c. are in the romney camp. shows that romney pretty much closes it out if he wins in wisconsin. and you concur. >> i think this is a big inflection point if it goes 3 and 0. then this contest once you start winning and you stand to keep winning. this would move romney from having a nearly 300 vote lead over santorum to nearly a 400 vote lead and we will now have elected half the did he goes for the national convention and he will have well more

than half the number of delegates he needs to get the nomination. it ain't going to get better. we have new york, connecticut. long island and delaware and pennsylvania. >> bill: santorum stay in for the favorite son. >> i think he does. look, it's not productive to say for him to get out. what is productive for people to say you are harming your brand with these attacks. doing obama's dirty work is not helping your brand. >> bill: stop that just campaign on what you have to offer and let it go. >> yeah. >> bill: romney is pretty much the guy. >> we will see. wait until the final votes that come in. >> bill: i'm bold and fresh. >> i'm driven by data. you are driven by your bold and fresh. >> bill: you are unique. >> i'm not unique. i'm analytical. i'm meek. boy, you need to get out more often. >> bill: i thought you were going to shoot me. you call a texan meek? they shoot you. >> exactly. >> bill: carl rove, everybody. next on the run down, hillary clinton pounding rush limbaugh

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giffords and 18 others were shot last year. >> chelsea was on a panel with sandra fluke and she said rush limbaugh attacked you when you were 30. he attacked me when i was 13. >> i read that she said that. [ laughter ] i think we need to, you know, call people out when they go over the line. let's keep tonight issues. if you disagree on the issues, let's have a vigorous debate. hopefully evidence-based. i would like that to be part of the debate. but that's, you know, that's fair game. but whether it comes from the right, the left, up, down, wherever it comes from, let's all ask for a rush to civility. >> bill: all right. here now to analyze monica crowley and alan colmes. did you find any examples, monica where she criticized people on the left. >> i went back to the 1990s when they were co-president and i found two examples. [ laughter ] >> two examples in that time frame where hillary clinton made some rather lukewarm but still some critiques of bomb

throwers on the left. the first is louis farrakhan criticized his offensive language. >> bill: but anti-semitism. >> anti-semitism. still outrageous and offensive and such a marginal figure for her to go after him was an easy shot. then i found another critique she made of reverend jeremiah wright during the 2008 primary season where she took a shot at them for all the inflammatory rhetoric that we heard during that campaign out of the church. >> bill: that was during interview with me, correct? >> correct. >> bill: let's roll the tape on that. >> bill: can you believe this reverend wright guy? what do you think when you hear fellow american citizen say that stuff about america? what do you think. >>

but minor. >> lukewarm critique what you didn't show in that clip is preceding that you had a couple of other questions. had you to pull that criticism out of her. >> bill: basically give her the look like if you are not going to say it i'm going to have to. that's right, monica. colmes, i think this thing is about pay back to rush limbaugh because, remember, limbaugh really griewttle hillary clinton. and i think that she got teed up by andrea mitchell. she knew it was coming. the fluke story is now a month old. really didn't, you know, she is the secretary of state and it doesn't really have anything to do with her. >> this was about the fact that chelsea had just done an appearance. >> bill: chelsea got off a one liner but why bother. >> she was asked to respond to something chelsea lent had said referring to rush limbaugh criticizing daughter. >> bill: pay back. >> of course. a mother responding to

something some guy says about putting down her daughter? >> bill: no. that would have happened 12 years ago. >> no. because it was relevanted base the fact that it had just coming up in this appearance by sandra fluke and hillary clinton and she was responding to a question. she didn't bring it up. she didn't initiate it. >> bill: i think it was pay back. do you think it was pay back. >> she was responding to a question. >> we saw a headline a couple of days ago that said hillary clinton was not going to campaign with barack obama because she is secretary of state and her job requires her to be focused on america's foreign policy not that she has done such a great job there. she is trying to say keep myself -- >> okay. >> bill: wait a minute. >> if you want to have this conversation. >> 6 a% approval rating doing that. 6 a%. >> secretary of state. disaster. >> another day, go ahead. >> the fact that she has now injected herself with this question and its answer into the politics into the moment, remember the reason we are talking about this is because obama re-election team the

left sort of orchestrated the whole bogus war on women thing. she has fed into it now. she didn't have to answer that question. colmes said she didn't bring it up. >> what do you -- >> she should have said i'm the secretary of state. my responsibility is foreign policy and i decline to answer that question. >> what do you mean it was a set-up? they did a choreography? no i said without a doubt andrea mitchell wanted to bring this up and without a doubt in my opinion and you know how often i am right, almost all the time. >> i wasn't aware of that. >> bill: she relished the opportunity. >> this is an opportunity -- they were responding to a current event. her daughter had been attacked. it came up again. >> bill: that happened 15 years ago. >> it came up again in the context of the 92 ndz street y appearance. >> bill: you don't think this was contrived at all? >> no. >> bill: this has happened. >> random conspiracy. >> we have got iran and syria.

then we have got the 92nd street y. >> grand conspiracy. work it out in advance, right? >> i'm glad you brought up iran and syria. examples of my point about her being a disaster secretary of state. the irony here clintons pioneered the modern smear machine. for her be talking about rush limbaugh or anybody else. >> you go after barack obama in the upcoming election that will go real well for you. >> bill: i have no idea how i lost control of that but i did. directly ahead the op. ed in the "new york times" says george zimmerman killed trayvon martin in cold blood. we will talk to the man who wrote. that is mitt romney in the pocket of big oil? that's what a new obama ad is saying. we will have the truth sir yum upcoming. d my hands were full. i couldn't sort through it all. with unitedhealthcare, it's different. we have access to great specialists,

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>> bill: factor follow up segment tonight, nothing new to report in the death of i have a von martin in florida. passion running very high. as a black hand who has been mugged at gunpoint by a black teenager late at night. i didn't dream of harming my teenage assailant let alone taking his life. mr. zimmerman acted very differently taking out his hand gun and shooting the youth in cold blood. what gives unquote? here now is mr. benjamin the author of the book "searching for utopia, improbable journey to the heart of white america." you know i have been criticizing people who convict george zimmerman on tv. i'm sure you know that all right? you convicted him in print. of cold blooded murder. don't you have any hesitation? don't you see that that is not right? >> well, bill, for me to write that statement, i tried to put myself in the shoes of trayvon martin. now, you and i are adults.

trayvon martin was a 17-year-old. imagine yourself, you are just talking to your girlfriend. you are on a candy run. suddenly an adult comes up to you. now this adult has no badge. he has no uniform. he could be on drugs for all trayvon knows and then suddenly an altercation starts. so the end result of that is that trayvon unfortunately was murdered in cold blood. >> bill: if you would have written that i wouldn't have any problem. okay? except for the last part murdered in cold blood. you who weren't there, okay? have just convicted zimmerman. you weren't there. you don't know what happened. now we have the federal agency and we have the state of florida investigating. all right? assume they will come up with the evidence. we have evidence on both sides that there was an altercation. you have a florida gun law that stands your ground. okay? so if he was attacked, he would have a right to shoot him. you have all of those things that you continue to say murder cold blood. that's wrong.

that's just wrong. >> it isn't. had george zimmerman taken law enforcement's advice and not chased down -- >> -- >> bill: that's on zimmerman. you can criticize zimmerman for what's on the record. i don't have any problem with that. and i have you cannot convict him as did you in the "new york times" of cold blooded murder. that's morally wrong. >> the kid was killed in cold blood. >> bill: he was killed. you said he was murdered. >> that meets my definition of cold blood. now, a legal definition i would never convict him. >> bill: it wasn't cold blood if there was an altercation if, and this is purely speculation, okay? if there was a fight, that's not cold blood. hesitation of the florida authorities to rest because they are trying to figure out during the parameters of the stand your ground law what actually happened. let them do that. the second thing is that by saying he was murdered in cold blood and people reading your words you are whipping them

up. say he is not arrested or found not guilty people are going to go out and say racial injustice and then i'm going to go doo x, y and z. >> legal matters and the courts and state and federal authorities will see whether george zimmerman broke the law. i never said he broke the law. and i don't know whether he broke the law. >> bill: you said he was murdered in cold blood. >> killing was in cold blood. >> bill: you said killing and murder are basically to you the same thing and they are not. if zimmerman is found not guilty in the case, are you going to write an op ed apologizing for this? >> i will write an op ed apologizing for it? we will see what the facts are ill. >> bill: would you consider that. >> i would consider it, absolutely. we have to see what the facts are. >> bill: okay. you were mugged, right? >> i was. i was. >> bill: now, if you were in florida and you were mugged late at night, all right? >> um-huh. >> bill: and you had a gun, you could have shot that assailant dead. legally shot that assailant dead, right? >> right.

>> bill: now, do you find something wrong with that? >> for me, personally, absolutely. because that is not an eye for an eye. someone taking my personal property is not grounds for them to lose their life. >> bill: for all you know that man could have had a gun or knife and could have killed you. >> that's possible. >> bill: you would have put your own life in jeopardy. >> that's possible. i will tell you what i would not have done. this is a is assail lent point. i would not have behaved like george zimmerman and chased down someone when the police told me that is not necessary. that is number one. >> bill: he made -- absolutely zimmerman made a mistake. >> number two is that, you know, bill, i saw that gun when i was mugged. it was pointed at me. >> bill: a guy had a gun at you. >> i would. >> bill: you wouldn't have shot the guy. >> he took my wallet and took my cell phone. >> bill: if had you a gun you wouldn't have shot the guy and he had a gun on you. >> unless i thought my life were this danger. >> bill: he had a gun on you, what do you need. >> that's a threat. >> bill: that's a threat.

>> that is a threat, bill. >> bill: this is where it goes crazy now, because 90% of americans if somebody is coming on with a gun and they have one, they are going to use it. they should be able to use it? >> on a teenage assailant. >> i don't care if he is 4 years old. the guy has got a gun on you. >> what i wrote in that op. ed is i do not understand where george zimmerman is coming from because i have been staring down the face of a gun and he wasn't. george zimmerman was not mugged at gunpoint. >> bill: you did as an american you are entitled to do it. i'm glad they caught the guy and got your stuff back. i wouldn't have done that. if i had a gun and somebody pulled a gun on me and i could have shot them, i would shoot them. that he was the law in earthquake in. that's self-defense. >> what if they were fleeing like trayvon or my assailant. >> he wasn't fleeing he took your stuff. >> he took the stuff and left. >> bill: thanks for coming in. we will check in with you from time to time on this case. is mitt romney in the pocket of big oil? >> new obama political ad is inserting that then, the

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>> bret: i'm bret baier in washington with america's election headquarters update. mitt romney has won the maryland primary, one of three nominating contests this evening. the victory will allow romney to add up to 37 delegates to his total, increasing a lead that already stood at 300 when today's voting began. the former massachusetts governor was victorious in maryland with the support of evangelicals and conservative voters. two groups that regularly put their support behind rick santorum. during the primary season. romney continued to win the support of seniors a group in maryland that is 30% of the electorate today. voting has ended in the district of columbia where romney supporters are predicting a big win. nearest competitor santorum is not on the ballot here. voters in wisconsin have another half hour to get their ballots complete.

another update at the top of the hour and a full hour recap at 11:00 p.m. eastern. now back to new york and the o'reilly factor. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: impact segment tonight, political ads are running all over the country trying to define the presidential race. a pac supporting president obama recently expanded to -- responded to an ad blaming the president for high gas prices. >> who is behind this ad smearing president obama? big oil. that's who. the money they make from high gas prices is going right into the mitt romney's campaign. big oil executives have pledged 200 million to help him. and romney's pledged to protect their record profits and their billions in special tax breaks, too. these guys all profit, you pay the price. priority u.s.a. action is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> bill: joining us from

washington rory cooper senior department advisor under president bush the younger. is mitt romney getting money from the big oil companies as the ad asserts. >> unimaginative. same attack ads for eight years leveled against president bush with no standing. look at the money in 2008 president obama took more money from oil than any of his rivals for federal office. this isn't about money. this is about policy. and president obama's policy has been so failed that he is stuck demonizing opponents that is the only gas he has left in the tank. >> bill: parton the pun, here is the facts here. oil and gas collectively has contributed $754,000 to romney. this cycle. and 156,000 to obama. so, romney is up 6 to 1 on that. and overall, oil industry has contributed 7% to democrats. 93% to republicans. so there is no doubt oil wants to see a republic in the white house, correct? >> i think the campaig are

probably quibble with those numbers on where that money is going and how much of it is accurate. >> quibble all they want but these numbers are these numbers. that's what's going on. big oil wants the g.o.p. to win. >> even the "the washington post" fact checker today said that the numbers in that ad that you just played were made up out of thin air by the campaign. look at the donations that are coming to president obama on the alternative energy side. >> bill: no doubt about that and so would you if you were alternative energy guy, right? come on, where is mine? solar panel or wind mill i want' money. let's keep it where we have it now. now, mitt romney seems to me would be very lenient to the oil companies and give them pretty much all they need to get as much oil as possible. would you say that's true? >> well, i would reject the word lenient. i would say fair. we are right now working under the worst regulatory environment for energy companies that we have seen in the past two decades. so, yeah, the oil companies certainly want to have access to the western gulf.

>> bill: oil executive if i never would be i would want that as well. the problem comes though when the oil companies don't come back and give back anything to the folks. you know they are shipping 4% of their oil now abroad that they get and we fine in the united states. speculators are driving up the price of oil and oil companies are basically taking that which is nothing and tacking it on to a gallon of gas. when you have the oil companiereally not helping out, all right, and a politician is sympathetic to them, that's why obama is going after him. i would not say they are not helping out. reject the notion speculators. >> bill: what? >> never been proof that speculators are driving up the cost in the long-term. in the short-term of course the markets works. if you look at the keystone pipeline look, bill that would bring 830,000 barrels of oil a day. that's how much we take in from venezuela way la. >> bill: as long as the oil stays in the u.s.a. but if you build a keystone and it goes to china it

doesn't do us any good. >> that's exactly what they are going to do put it on a barge and send to china. >> bill: that's wrong. >> help our supply need and privacy by opening up the areas that president obama has closed off. >> bill: we appreciate it when we come right back is it legal on a california man threatening the life of president obama and the court says fine. no problem. and, later, what was the worst movie of the year? hello adam sandler. the factor returns after these messages.

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word. he will have a 50 cal in the head soon. shoot the "n" word. unquote. he was convicted of threatening a presidential candidate. conviction overturned by the very liberal ninth circuit of appeals. with us now attorneys and fox news analysts kimberly gill foreign oil and lis wiehl who is the author of the brand new thriller scary and frightening "eyes of justice." i read this book and it's a good book. all right, wiehl. so, federal crime, all right? two threaten a president sitting or anyone running. here is the statute. okay? whoever knowingly and willfulfully threatens to kill inflict bodily harm upon. he did that he was convicted. >> he was convicted in the lower court, right. he was sentenced to time served. he then appealed that sentence. >> he appealed it and then the ninth circuit says no, no, no. he did it and the law is

clear. why did they overturn. >> it is clear but they look continue to tent. this is the rambling of a guy. >> bill: does it say in the law you look to intent. >> knowingly and willfulfully implies intent. >> bill: so he didn't know he was putting that on the computer? >> let me finish and give you the context. he was making these rants at 1:00 a.m. totally drunk. >> bill: time in the law like if you do it after 10:30? >> look, you are making excuses for these people. >> said it was late. >> late, drunk and that -- said do you know how many people have been murdered by. that a reasonable person. >> bill: it doesn't say you have to take steps it says threaten. >> that's the problem. >> bill: agree with what you are saying. i don't think she disagreed per se. the statute is quite specific. there aren't any elements of the crime that have not been

met, right? >> bill: he did it. >> he completed the act. he had the intentionally to willfulfully write it, to post it. very specific. the 1:00 a.m. rule. anything after midnight doesn't count against you. that's ridiculous. >> ranting of this guy. he had no intent to go through with any of that. >> that's not the court's purview. >> no. the court has to uphold the law. >> and it did in this case. >> no it did not. >> opinion written by liberal judge that felt this was appropriate free speech and wasn't going to circumvent it. >> bill: this is so insane. >> i get it they refused to hearing it for the entire court of appeals. >> bill: 2 to 1. this is so wrong. >> why did the administration follow up then? >> i don't know. i don't care about that. >> terrorist prosecution. >> bill: all right, now, cincinnati bengals cheerleader, high school teacher accused of having sex with a 16-year-old football player in her school. we are not going to try this case on television.

that is wrong. this sarah jones won an 11-million-dollar civil judgment against an internet concern. what was that all about. >> here's the deal. 11-million-dollar judgment filed the case against the dirt.com. actual web site come is the dirty.com. the judge said that in fact she was harmed. >> why did they say about this woman. >> saying she was defamed and invasion of privacy. >> bill: what did the web site say. >> the web site said she slept with essentially the entire bengals football team and had std's. >> bill: if she wins this judgment and this has nothing to do with the criminal case. >> no preceded it. >> bill: so then she is hauled in on this and the authorities apparently have a pretty good strong case, at least they are saying they do. >> text messages that say. >> bill: what's the bail for this woman. >> she is out on 50,000. >> bill: 5-0? >> just got reduced. >> bill: that's not a high

bail for her. >> no, it's not. >> her mother has also been charged. >> bill: here is the weird part about this. the kid, 16-year-old, his parents. >> sat in the same -- >> bill: sympathizing with this woman, right? >> they don't want to prosecute. >> bill: they don't want to prosecute. is this another what's her name in seattle. >> mary kayla turn know. i don't know that they are going to run off like billie. none the less, had a relationship. she is getting annulment now. >> bill: i don't care about that but i do care about the boy's family doesn't want the prosecution. >> yeah, they sat in court together like next to each other. >> bill: that doesn't have any influence on the prosecutors if they have the evidence, they have to go forward. >> don't have a victim that's going to take the stand. if you have got those sexually explicit text messages you don't need the victim. if this guy doesn't want to go forward because he doesn't think is he a victim. >> bill: he is charged with heavy heat. >> sexual assault and

essentially the indecency statute using electronic means to lure a child. >> bill: should be more laws passed if you are a teacher or have any authority over people you should get longer. >> you don't want to get a pass because of being a cheerleader. >> bill: don't buy lottery tickets with other people. >> don't do it. >> bill: you going to buy a lottery ticket just buy it for you. don't be splitting it with the office. never works. all right, ladies, thanks very much. and to help out lis wiehl's new book because that's the kind of people we are, i of the justice. we will give it to you free for buying lincoln. two great gifts if you are so inclined. mother's day, father's day. check t out bill o'reilly.com. charles krauthammer analyze this evening and what happens going forward. then, worst movie of the year adam sandler not going to be happy. back in a moment.

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>> bill: back of the book segment tonight. let's bring in charles krauthammer this washington this evening. okay. so, let's advance the story. i mean, mitt romney obviously the polls are going to close momentarily in wisconsin. we'll have all the information. but, going forward, it looks like that romney is going to be the guy. what do you do, say santorum stays in and makes a pennsylvania run in his home state. what does romney do? does he compete very tough there or does he basically say, look? i'm going to go after obama? i'm going to start spreading wide now? what does he do? >> what you do is put a ton of money in ads in santorum's home state to scare him away or to beat him. all your rhetoric, all your speeches, all your interviews are about obama. not a word about santorum. today obama went after romney by name.

you know, the campaign has already started on the other side. he cannot sit back. he can't relax. he can't coast. he has got to start the counter attack, otherwise, he gets defined early in the race like bob dole in 1988. and you are done. >> bill: okay. now, resh the viewers' memories, what did the president say about mitt romney today? >> well, he was saying, of course, he called the ryan budget marvelous and then he spent this entire speech excoriating the ryan budget. the budget the house democrats have supported. blueprint for any social economic agenda the republicans will do and enact if they get into office. >> >> bill: i mean, look, the president is going to play the class warfare game he said it today. darwinism, survival of the fittest. that means the people who are not fit they get thrown under the bus. that's what he is going to do. there is an audience for that i don't know if if it's expanding audience but there is let me ask you something.

last night juan williams and i gave romney a little jazz all the money is he putting into the la jolla mansion in san diego, the car elevator and all of this. and, to me, yeah, it's his money. he can do what he wants with it. we all understand that why do you want to hand that kind of propaganda to the other side? can't you wait until the campaign is over? i don't understand that. >> look, he should have done what obama did with putin. you say, you know, i'm more flexible after the election. he should tell the contractor, you know, it's too late, of course,. >> why do you think that mitt romney. >> that's a big mistake. >> that's what i'm saying. he is a smart guy. >> you don't do. this you don't put the dog on 00 roof. you know, that was 20 years ago. >> i don't mind that. at least you build a dog a nice kennel in your mansion. >> bill: if i were the dog i would rather have the breeze than be in the car with the kids. romneys have 35 children, in

and out. how you can wedge in a station wagon. i'm a dog i'm happier up top. >> he got kind of sick up there. >> nature took its course. that's the main issue in this campaign. >> obama, look, romney is running for the presidency. he has he he has been running fr six years. knows about optics, has thing about wealth. unwilling to acknowledge it in some ways acknowledged about it kind of pa trition way of not wanting to talk about it. for self-made people who start out from zero, it's easy to talk about like a donald trump. it's a source of pride, but he doesn't look at it that way. he should think about this. it's a big mistake. going to be used to build the narrative out of touch. >> bill: it is. all right, charles, appreciate it pinheads and patriots ahead. not good news for adam sandler. p and p just over two minutes away.

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humorous. the country is in trouble and too serious for you to kid around with." and "the q&a with you is the best thing i've seen on the factor. you were better than obama." john payne, mount lake terrace, washington -- 22 straight months of private sector job growth. romney says obama is making the economy worse is a joke." the governor has to be criticism. but don't forget the massive debt. that factors in. jim johnson of troy, montana -- i watch the factor, but why haven't you pointed out that 65% of republicans don't want romney as their candidate? that is misleading, jim. straight talk? for 65%, he isn't their first choice. in a four man race he has enough support to win. jack smith, san angelo, texas -- what is the deal of you and juan making fun of how romney spends his money. time would be better spent on the way president obama and his family spend taxpayer

money." we make fun of all politicians. second, mitt romney and his enemy grenades when he spends lavishly. that is the point. jennifer from philadelphia -- i don't remember the mainstream media criticizing john kerry marrying into money or john edwards being an ambulance chaser who built a big mansion." you don't remember it, because they didn't do it. but we gave edwards all kind of jazz here. and gene, felton, texas -- when is the bigger, bolder tour coming to texas? soon. but we'll be here may 12. great weekend. indianapolis june 22. chicago, june 23. also, i will see everybody in west palm beach saturday. chris johnson, yakima, washington -- seeing the e-mail on the factor is on my bucket list.

there you go, chris. try to stay alive. dana ingram -- i got "killing lincoln on my book and put down bourne and mitch rapp to read it." i appreciate the compliment. finally, pinhead and patriots. the razzi award for the worst movies of the year posted sunday. the top winner is -- adam sandler. >> you have twin powers? >> some twins can feel when the other one is hurt. i can feel it. harder. >> stop it. >> he's kidding. >> what? >> i actually did feel something there. pride in my son. ♪ ♪ >> what this. this is insane, man. you got to call him. will you stop! you know all he wants to do is play twister with your sister. >> sean: that was thrilling. it missed it. maybe i can get it on dvd.

they're out. maybe i can get it. "jack and jill" made $74 million in the usa. not bad, but below what mr. sandler usually delivers. that is it for us tonight. check out the factor website. talk point each evening if you come in late. posted there. spout out about the factor from anywhere in the world. o'reilly@fox news.com. name and town if youish to opine. word of the day -- novexation when writing to the factor. i got e-mails from south america. it seems directv down there, in venezuela, and colombia, pulled fox news channel for some reason. i don't know why. we're looking into it. if you watch it from south america, we know you're down there. we'll try to fix that. all right? usain, thank you for watching