welcome to "red eye." it is like full house if by full house you mean men's room discal. now to andy levy for a pre game report. what's coming up on tonight's show, old sport? >> an irs official refuses to provide information to congress much like how we can refuse to provide information to the irs. oh wait. and subway cars for singles? the shocking story that thankfully is happening somewhere in europe. and anthony wiener making it uh official that he is running for mayor of new york. a pun free discussion ahead. good luck. >> i think we will be okay. >> remember you have paul

mccurio on the show. >> let's welcome our guest. she is so hot tabasco sauce puts her on things. she anchors fox report weekends at 7:00 p.m. eastern on fox newschannel. fnc for short. and he is the comedy -- he is to comedy what bill schulz is to cleanliness, paul mccurio. i like that white shirt peeking out there. you can check out the pod cast called the paul mccurio show. wow, that's knot vein at all. in oregon he is a toilet brush. it is bill schulz. and she knows stocks and bonds like i know sleeping on blondes. liz mcdonald. >> o block. the le -- a block, the lede. that's the first story. remember, greg, every man dies. not every man really lives. >> getting thoughtful now who ever you are.

he waxed his chest, but he just won't rest. anthony wiener is back on the scener announcing his candidacy for new york mayor on a video he accidentally posted on-line. some things never change. i for one hope he has changed his ways though from on-line flirter to devoted family man. >> every day starts right here. it is the best part of my day. and then you step outside and new york is like no other place. >> i like what i'm seeing. but i think anthony really needs to acknowledge that he made some big mistakes and show his wife still supports him. >> look, i made some big mistakes and i let a lot of people down. but i also learned tough less sons. i am running for mayor because i have been working for the struggling middle class and hope i can get a chance to work for you. >> we love this city stie and no one will work harder than

anthony. >> thank you for watching. >> she said harder. can celt election. we have our -- can sell the election we have our wiener. political insiders say he faces a hurdle just like this puppy. >> go. if that little guy can do it so can wiener. >> you can get over that. >> paul, that was unnecessary. i'll start with you since you opened that giant flapy lipped mouth of yours. if it wasn't for second chances you would be no where. are you happy about this come back? >> no, i think it is ridiculous. the guy shows poor judgment sending pictures out of himself like that. you don't want your mayor to have the same judgment as amanda bines. and secondly, yes, you made big mistakes. when you have to resign for having an affair, you should

at least meet the person you had an affair with. he made mistakes. >> but he didn't have an affair. he didn't even get the joy out of it. >> he doesn't even know how to have a sex scandal the right way. what kind of country are we living in? >> america. >> harris, here is the thing. i looked at the video. it kicked every cliche box. he sat down and said i lost my job because i exposed myself. let's do a video about family and how i changinged. did it work? do you think he is now qualified? >> i think a couple of things about this video. first his wife is in it and she says 16 words. none of the words include i have for given him and you should too. by the way, honey, why don't you tell the good people you are watching that you are sorry. we didn't hear him say that. >> liz, what do you think? do you think this has to be a great thing for new york or at least for shows like "red eye." >> good for "red eye" but bad

for new york. he lied and bullied and called a reporter a jackass and he only confessed when he got caught. he was tweeting to a 21-year-old and he only confessed when several more women stepped forward to say you are tweeting your you know what to me. i love when he said why this happened, it was my last name and combative and it is a slow news period. he is blaming it on those things. harrison is right, he never said he is sorry. >> i love when liz gets serious she puts her glasses on. >> perfect vision. it is like sylvester stallone and she wears them to make her look smart. i have two points -- >> bill, i have t ask the question to you first. >> okay let's get the insults over with. >> bill, everybody loves a come back story except in your case they want you to die. >> waiting are to the questions. >> does wiener have a shot? >> probably. and also to your point if it is good for new york, it is

good for "red eye." the two are incon grew went. >> the two are what? >> it is a word i read in the word of the day. >> i think you meant con -- meant congruent. >> they are sue purr flew us with. >> and 21 is very much of age. 21 is of age. in every way, shape or form. i don't care. >> he said also -- the reason this happened was, quote, this is anthony wiener saying why this happened. just wasn't much of me smart enough, sensitive enough and in touch with my own things. what does that mean? >> so this -- he is run -- running for new york mayor after the scandal happened. imagine if there was no scandal. what do you think he would be qualified for then? he would have run for

president. you were out of office for two years. >> you can make the argument he should have the job because he was great negotiator. he can convince his wife to be in that video then he can deal with the teacher's union. >> after lying to her when she was pregnant. >> this sex scandal should matter, but it may not. look at bill clinton. bill clinton is a rock star. mark sanford gets back in. all of these guys go astray. it almost seems like it doesn't matter in this country, and i think it should. i was more insulted at how combative he was when he was caught. >> for weeks or more. >> that's the guy you are voting for. he is a tiny little man. >> this is a guy who served six terms for brooklyn. we say is it good for new york? i think there he would have had any ter national future in his own district. the question is will he have that in new york? he has $5 million. he doesn't have the clinton support i am reading. >> but he was so chilling and

what a sociopath, psycho path in his lying. he was a complete psycho path in his lying. >> the bigger flaw is why does he feel the need to be in the public eye? >> to make money. >> was is it narcissism that made him send in the pictures in the first place? his poll numbers are okay and he thinks the climate is just right for him to run for mayor. every person that has ever sent an unis solicited d-pick feels vindicated. >> i hatey to agree with paul, but our generation is defined by one word and it is whatever. you know what, it is also the fact that this scandal gave him name recognition. >> some people don't care, under 30 oh he sent a picture of his privates ? y did that last week. and 60 and over are sending chain letters. >> kim kardashian, is the

statute out of limitations on these things too short? is it getting shorter? when did this happen? >> a year and a half. >> i thought there was a great period or period of time they don't come back. >> scandal moratorium. >> can i ask the three women on the panel, you, you and you, why does the woman stand behind the man when this happens? >> that is a great question. >> can i answer that? the reason women stand behind paul is because his face is so hideous. >> that's not true. >> for different women, different answers. for political operatives the answer is clear. remember she, his wife, was a very close aid to hillary clinton. she had a political future. >> she was pregnant with a baby. >> we didn't find that out until later.

she had an arc in her political future. >> here is the issue. women complain about being object -- objectified. >> you know who didn't complain was mark sanford's wife -- i mean she didn't -- she walked out. remember elliott spitzer's wife at his press conference? that's when this came up. you say is she thinking of the kids or the money? >> she was shocked. >> i would have been like, get out of here. i'm leaving you. >> but it is how you stand behind your man. if you remember elliott spitzer's wife, she was behind him, but she looked like she was in a wind tunnel. she looked like she didn't sleep for five days and her hair was like this. >> it is a deal you make with power. why are they sticking with this guy? the power is somewhat attractive. say it was mccurio, your wife would leave new a second because you are powerless and

you have no career and essentially worthless. if you got involved in a scandal which would never happen because nobody would accept your d-pics. >> we are passing over one possibility. love. >> oh that never happens. >> right out the door. >> she feels she is in the right place at the right time. >> she is making him do it. the only reason he is running is that's the only reason she would say. >> and no skills. when you have no skills you are in the public eye. >> what else is he going to do? >> you know what he could do? erotic photography. >> he started strategic consulting. people are asking anthony wiener for advice. >> i want to move on to the next story. i have been trying to do that for seven minutes, but people won't let me cut in. from elections to invasions should they have been sterner with learner, well she stayed mum on how it was run.

the irs official who was in charge of the division that targeted the tea party groups. lois learner gave a short statement to the committee and then refused to answer questions, but amazingly in her statement she said she had done something wrong and violated rules and regulations. >> i have not done anything wrong. i have not broken laws or violated rules and regulations and i have not provided false information to this or any other congressional committee. >> i miss heard her the first time. in unrelated news, a new fox news poll show 68% of americans feel the federal government has gotten out of control and is threatening the basic civil liberties of americans. can't imagine why said the host sarcastically. all of this raises the

question do kit tens like watermelon? >> none of that raised the question. i saw the words in the prompter and never once was that question raised. >> you -- that introduces all of our videos which raises the question put a video in there. >> lowers the answer. lowers the answer, cats like watermelon. >> president obama says he wants answers. no answers from this hearing. i guess he must be pretty angry. >> the destruction is palpable. remember that film, witness for the prosecution? were you lying now or were you lying then?

i was waiting for the samuel l jackson moment. i killed a man and i would do it again. he definitely had outrage. they couldn't touch this woman. she said whatever she wanted to say. >> the learner's performance reminded america of a lot of your acts. they were all set up and no punch line. what was your take? >> wow. >> i think they are paying you to come. >> here is the thing. you don't -- it was such bad pr. she looks so terrible. you don't come out and say i didn't do anything wrong. there was a question whether she waived her fifth amendment because she started to make a case for herself. there was a strong legal argument.

>> that may not apply in congressional hearings. you are right. >> listen, go back to baking roles with that shirt and let me do the legal analysis. >> not even a laugh from the cameraman. >> they go out and they smoke. >> don't laugh at that. >> it is justen urge cking him to make him -- it is justen curling him to make him feel taller than he is. >> it just felt false and very insincere. it is like michael jackson saying i don't molest children as he stands in front of his own ferris wheel. >> he had one. >> that was almost a good joke. >> oh wow. >> the mob mentality takes over. >> i am going to sit in the green room.

>> i don't come and heckle your stock analysis. >> you work on the business channel. you follow this so closely what is going to happen next? where do you see this going? >> yes, tell us. tell us oh wise one. >> i am just trying to -- >> she is not wise, just smarter than you are. >> what is this? >> i don't know, i caught it. >> get your mojo back. >> this is what you call the mccurio virus. you may not know him well, but then you have a weird feeling like you should insult him and you have no desire to get cured because it feels so good. liz, i keep asking you a question and then it goes off somewhere. where do you see this going? >> the next step is political audits. that's the next step. and the next step is the special prosecutor that should hall in the congressmen who sent letters to the irs beginning in 2010 and saying

you should examine what is going on with political nonprofits and it came -- this is my story tomorrow on fox business. it came from carl and al franken. nice try. >> you know what the thing is? can they be tied to the administration? >> hang on. pleat me explain. let me explain. they went after their opponents. that's the problem. what i have to say time and again is what if a cop unfairly arrested somebody and tried to plead the fifth? they work for us. you don't work for them, they work for us. >> have i to get bill in there because we have to take a break. >> 99.9% of people think you are a huge jerk. >> where are you getting this poll? you can't poll yourself. how many times have we told you that? >> the remaining are outside the building with a gun.

>> put me out of my misery, polsters, have at it. this isn't affected obama. peak scandal days. his number ropes from april. this has done nothing to him. and i have a recommendation for lois. you get the url. i have done nothing wrong .org. and then list the things you didn't do. this is related to your job. it is a tax writeoff. >> i want to see the hearing play out. >> i think representative issa will keep his word and he will try to push for the fifth amendment challenge paul was talking about on the grounds she made a case before she would answer any questions and then envoke the fifth. >> it is such bs. they have to come clean and there should be a special

prosecutor hauling in all of the senators and all of the congressmen who pressure the irs to do this. >> i have to go. >> i have something to add. >> and one more thingment. >> can i say i don't -- >> coming up, how do you know if you have broken your foot? paul mccurio discusses his new book, my lips prevent me from seeing below my waist. we are now going to do the other story instead. besides, this graphic is extremely confusing.

it justifies their peaks. will new documents show it is associated with several fox news lines as part of a leak

investigation. documents filed in 2011 appear to show numbers that match fox's white house, pentagon and state department operations. that is in addition to a court approved search warrant for james rosen's personal e-mail that makes me very nervous because we had hot stuff going back and forth. and one number listed the number for rosen's parents in staten island. must be nice to live on an island. the doj said that, quote, leaks of classified information to the press can pose a serious risk of harm to our national security. but you know who is not worried? probably begs the question. relaxed kitty. >> while people are suffering that cat is getting a massage. great job, cat. paul, your face is considered

a national security risk. should aging parents everywhere be concerned their phones are being monitored because they have a son or daughter who is a reporter. >> no, just rosen's they were disappointed he was not a doctor or lawyer. >> i joked about him being jewish. >> i didn't say that. you said that. >> oh my goodness. i am leaving that in so we can get millions of hate medical. >> don't you remember you were disuh interest pooed they were in it instead of running it? i condemn everything you said. >> has the government gotten too aggressive in the monitoring or not aggressive enough? >> the ceo of the associated press is calling it unconstitutional not because of what they did, but how they did it. they didn't give advanced notice. mitch mcconnell even said we have to figure out what

happens here if it is national security it is one thing. if not, this is completely something else. we need to know what happened. >> what do you think, elizabeth? >> elizabeth mary regina to you. >> somebody has four names. >> what i think is, and i agree with harris because i don't want to be, you know, have harris get mad at me again. >> from harris to harass. >> it is so chilling what is going on with mr. rosen. it is chilling his parents are involved in this. co conspirator to the free press? even the new york times is saying. >> hold on a second. you say chilling and you say slippery slope? can we say fact of the matter at the end of the day too? >> i think it is frightening. >> yes, you can say it is a criminal investigation. wolf blight swree looks like

somebody from al-qaeda and let's agree with you. >> that was better than the first. is. >> he will get better as the show goes on. you have to beat him up for awhile. your phones show repeated calls to suicide hotlines. >> to meet the chicks. they are very apathetic. a lot of the phone calls the area code was to west virginia which lowers the answer -- >> as opposed to raise the question what was he reporting on in west virginia. i have a theory. he was doing an expose on the feud between the hatfield and the mccoys. you heard it here first and last. >> james rosen and for those who worked with him for yewers and years -- for years and years, he is do is the thing that journalists should be doing and doing it well. they are get together bottom of the story.

>> what does he say for sexy? >> kind of hot. >> really hot when he is drunk. >> that's why you were e-mailing him, right 1234. >> late at night. >> were these watching -- who else were they watching in all of this? >> you never know. that's why the department of justice is like the name should b whatever eric holder wants to investigate without congressional oversight. >> it is a doj apology. >> it is incon grew us with to the fact. >> i am tired of your hyperbole. >> it sickens me. >> this show is making no sense which means it is making a lot of sense. do you have a comment on the show like why is mccurio back?

e-mail us. it should just say mccurio suks. >> i thought you were going to do that. >> it is going to happen. >> why am i writing for this show? >> can we get a screen grab to help our viewers. >> look at all of this writing. >> go to fox news.com and click on "red eye." we may still use it. still to come. the half time report with andy levy. >> that's going to be great for me. >> tonight's half time report is brought to you by sunglasses. sunglasses. thanks, sunglasses. if you're suffering from constipation, miralax or metamucil may take days to work. or faster relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets. dulcolax provides gentle relief overnight unlike miralax and metamucil that can take up to 3 days. for predictable relief try dulcolax.

let's see if we got anything wrong so far. for that we go to andy levy. so far, andy it has been an exciting show jie. it has, a lot of quick talking, fast talking. >> a lot of fast talking and crossover talk maybe. >> maybe a little too much. >> maybe mccurio should just shut up. >> it would be nice. >> paul, we don't have time. anthony wiener officially running for new york mayor. liz, you brought up that liz confessed when he got caught. you also said he never said he was story. he was sorry. quote, to be clear the picture was of me.

i am deeply sorry for the pain it cased my wife, constituents, friends, supporters and staff. >> i was agreeing with harris and harris was right. he never said he was sorry in the tv commercial. it has been two years since we have seen him in press conferences. it may be nice talking about how he will spend his $5 million to get votes. saying i made big mistakes and. >> he apologized two years ago. >> should we get him on "red eye." >>y yes, get him on with spitzer. >> did you say it is like benghazi? >> he was being sarcastic. >> it was timely and made me think. bill, you said this is ammunition for anyone who has sent a d-pic to someone. if snap chat was around in 20 lennon of this would have

happened. >> why? >> i don't know what snap chat is. >> snap chat you send pictures to people and within den seconds they -- within 10 seconds they disappear. >> it is not like you are talking and you do this the whole time. >> it is an app. if you didn't have a blackberry from 1994 you would know that. >> but you know what, it is free. >> you said the reason womennd stand behind paul is his face is hideous and that seems like a cheap shot. i don't think they are standing behind him as much as they are running away from him. >> behind every paul mccurio is nobody. >> >> can you read that? >> we have beaten him down. >> andy some day women will want to be near you. >> i don't think he wants that. >> it is like ucb up in here.

>> irs, paul, you said she waived her right because of the opening statement. but there was a guy who tells new york magazine that this selective invocation is a well established practice when it comes to congressional hearings. >> politically they will push that as far as they can. they will push all of the buttons to get somebody to say something. that's one argument they will make. whether or not they will be successful, yen. i think the whole thing from a pr perspective looks so bad. >> mark mcgwire answered some ime questions and others he invoked his fifth amendment right. >> he consistent want -- he didn't want to focus on the past. >> exactly. greg, you said 99.9% of people think bill is a huge gork -- a huge jerk and you said the remaining .1%. >> i made the .1.

still 800 people. >> that's amaze willing. >> they are out ready with guns waiting for bill. >> liz, you said the fifth amendment is bs on this ocasion because the irs works for the taxpayers, but the fifth amendment doesn't apply to public employees. >> i don't care. >> that's an absolutely fair answer. >> basically what will need to happen is she has to be held in contempt and they can get a court to compel her to subpoena her. >> subpoena all of the records. >> the irs is supposed to turnover a boat load of documents and they haven't done it yet. and no one is saying anything. >> they filed for an extension. >> that was funny.

>> he was pleased with himslef. >> that was the most joy we will ever see from you. >> that is a snap chat. >> i was having to make a reference that somebody got. >> that was definitely snap chat. it landed almost a second. >> the joy of being misunderstood. >> shame on you for your anti- anti-sematic -- >> that was mr. weable. you abuse it and you wonder why you are not on for months and months and months at a time. >> poor paul. >> way to protect your own. >> really? >> you know what, you are right, paul. >> you are both going to be discussed at the meeting next

week. >> i didn't say anything. except you are of german ancestry. some of the relatives can't speak for them, don't know. >> the u.s. attorney's office said they put out a statement on wednesday saying, quote, we did not monitor or track the phone calls of any reporter parents. for what it is worth. >> i don't think they did. harris, lastly, thanks for being the only person who says he is a drunk or whatever. >> i am just quoting the truth. >> we were just having good fun with him. >> if a guy likes a drink or five -- there is no reason the justice department should be going after him. what he does in the off hours

and even on his -- on duty tee. >> that's because he can only crawl and going to the refrigerator from the bottom of a bottle of vodka is no reason to defend him. >> and the fact he broke into his parents' house and their phones are being taped. the justice department should have nothing to do with it. shame on all of you. i am done. >> bye. coming up, will smith is gay gay-ning great reviews for the film qat -- for the new film. first, holy cow, it is hot chicks. call me, hot chicks. or don't. see if i care. just kidding. call me.

they have apologized to the plus size. abercrombie and fitch, seen here here -- no, not really, is taking back what their ceo, seen here, said about kids who were fat. mike jeffreys was quoted as we go after the attractive all-american kids who have a great attitude and a lot friends. a lot of people don't belong in our clothes and they can't belong. are we exclusionary? absolutely. he is kind of a jerk. the comment prompted an eating disorder survivor to start an on-line petition that ended up getting 70,000 signatures in support. last week the kid dlif delivered it to a and f headquarters. they denounced the remarks and the policy. this sounds like a job for -- >> lightning rooooouuuunnnnddd. lightning round. >> emac, what if anything will

this do to abercrombie's bottom line. >> you won't see it immediately, but it is a dopey approach. tj maxx, h&m, they make a lot of money selling clothes to plus sizes. their clothes don't even fit on my barbie dolls. i don't like the company of the product in the store. it is off putting. this is a huge mistake. >> everybody responds not to the clothing, but to the billboard promotions of everybody who are so bone thin that they actually like the fact that a and f are getting crap for it. you get your

and bleach blonde hair. >> it looks like a botox bomb exploded on his face. >> exactly. he has to understand that plus sized people will lose weight. you are not getting any younger, my friend. just keep your mouth shut and continue to be the giant jerk that you are. >> it is amazing to see a guy with huge lips make fun of another guy with huge lips. >> i think you came by yours honestly though. >> i refrain from addressing people's physical and unusualal tee. and it was a lie. harris, can't larger choose -- this is the great thing about freedom in a market economy. shouldn't they choose to shop a different stores and let a and f offer the alternatives which seems like forcing them to change. >> that is a really long question. >> thank you.

>> of course we have the choice to do whatever. but this is particularly about the marketing to kids. that's how i read this report. it has nothing to do with what is on the shelves. it is about how they are putting it out there and the image. if we can go back to what's his noise, i am frightened. >> the fact that he wants to preach to kids in school because this is what he said, we want to reach out to the cool kids. >> wait a second. i have to defend him on this one. at least he is honest. every single clothing company they want beautiful people wearing their clothes. >> but this is the end result. this is what he is saying. he is reaching out to kids saying we will make you look good. this is how he is ending up. if you want to keep looking good you will fight your face to look good and doing things to your face to look good.

>> that could be a photograph. people take pictures of me. can we stop showing the photographs? >> abercrombie and fitch ask you never be seen in clothes. how does it make you feel? >> it wasn't enough that abercrombie is attacking me? i willower another answer bach and say that i for one would never wear ab abercrombie and fitch's clothes. i would rather look like chef chee -- chevy chase. i want to live in a world where 99 problems have a team. >> this is the first time i -- i like that one. >> have i to go. i actually have to -- no, kidding. i don't like the store because i hate their advertising and

hate walking by there because i feel fat. i hate people demanding things by on-line petition. it is easy to sign an on-line petition and not really care. i don't like them. >> it is a paw session. why is it any less effective? it doesn't make sense. >> it is easier. you have to go outside. if you actually don't like the place don't shop there. that's really what it is. >> keep your dollars. this was brought up by a man with eating issues. >> look, man, i have issues. i have issues with you. but i thought about it. i could get 80,000 people and mccurio is dead. >> you are a plused size jerk. >> that was a good one. >> more on the way. paul mccurio actually made a decent joke. "joy of hate" g gutfeld.com.

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that's a country, paul. they stopped using automobiles and stopped using the metro with a spokesman adding, quote, we want to emphasize that public transport is not only a means of travel, but you can do things there that you cannot do in your car. whatever you stupid spokesperson. is this an idea whose time has come or not an idea whose time will never come. >> what is this you can't do in your car? i have a mini-van. >> was it ever rocking? >> it my concern about this is -- >> never mind go ahead. >> you did not just say that. >> judge the joke. judge the joke. >> is this like speed dating? is this the equivalent of speed dating because you are moving and you only have time from stop to stop to get to know somebody. it is a con jaw -- con jaw gal

questions? emac do you have answers? >> no, but i will see new prague. >> i can feel the feet you are giving off. >> dream on. how will you prove who is single and who is not? judging by the fact you are a deviant that's what you will be doing. >> this is a cool way to meet people. this is with heroin addicts. >> i don't understand. you should quit while nodding. this is where you sleep at night, subway are cays. could this be annoying for you? >> it is not annoying. when you think about it, the power of love. and you don't need money. you don't need fame. you don't need a credit card to ryan this train. furthermore if my calculations are correct and it hits 88 miles per hour you are going to see some serious [bleep].

>> did it take anybody as long as me to get that? >> if you didn't get it you will because it is the best movie ever made. >> because you are doing nothing on a train doesn't mean you want to do something. >> what single woman will go on that car and not expect to be kidnapped? >> we have enough problems here with you. and then it is sanctions. >> i don't know what -- >> you can't make eye contact on a new york subway without getting your throat cut. >> the funny thing is nobody wants to make eye contact with you. when you go home for the family reunions they don't even want to look at you. god he is back. we have to take a break. we will close things out with a post game wrap up. i am not even bothering with the shows. the showwith the spark cash card from capital one... boris earns unlimited rewards for his small business.

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game wrap up jie. harris, what were you up to tuesday night? >> i went to the triple negative breast cancer foundation event and it was amazing. i go to support survivors of the deadliest forms of breast cancer. i ran into one of our producers annie goodman looking beautiful. we walked the pink carpet. she is a survivor and i didn't know the details of her story until then. powerful, powerful night. thanks for asking. >> very nice. liz, working on a big story today? >> tomorrow, actually. i am covering the congress' pressure -- congress is pressuring the irs, al franken and chuck schumer. >> paul, quickly upcoming gigs? >> pod cast, itunes, bill schulz, two-part interview, check it out. he's great. i'm serious. >> hard-hitting.

>> jay leno interview i did on my pod cast. >> how did you get leno? did you lie and say you were somebody else? >> you said you were greg gutfeld. here. hope yours is better. >> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> my main concern is fixing a problem. >> the white house drown in sandals. the president facing scrutiny on several fronts. how badly will all these controversies damage mr. obama? we have the best analysis in the business. >> it had a. >> chilling. >> did the irs target big money conservative donors? we will talk with the man who got hammered by the tax people. >> what do you think about the latest that's been going on with the benghazi investigation? >> i haven't really been following that much. >> i haven't been following along too closely, sorry. >> bill: the factor hits the streets to find out just how much americans know about the controversies.