balanced and unafraid. the o'reilly factor son tonight. >> the ar 16 thats with a used today, you have seen the damage that this weapon can do. >> how does a guy walk into a facility like that with an ar-15, a double-barreled shotgun and a handgun. >> bill: once again, the media attacking the right to bare arms and using mass murder to do so. this time the liberal press got it very wrong. we will show you what happened. >> what is the worst thing you have heard your mommy say? >> can i say it? >> yes. >> [bleep]. >> a new study says that american women are far more aggressive than american men when put under strain. uh-oh. we will talk about it with kirsten powers. >> arizona is abandoning the run. no huddle throw and what a

hit across the middle. >> is the national football league too violent. dennis miller has a strong opinion on that question. >> i don't know what the hell is happening with football, billy. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the press at odds with the american public over the second amendment. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. first, i want to tell you a personal story, back in the 1980s, when i was a correspondent at abc news. there was a plane crash that killed the parents of a young girl i.r.s. assigned to talk with the teenager to get so-called reaction and did i my job. the pain on her face was so intense that i vowed never again to interview a victim so soon after a tragedy. and i have kept that vow. this week, the media was

all over the navy yard massacre in washington. and some the liberal press used the murders to advance their antigun agenda. awful. but not only that they were wrong in what they reported. >> we are reporting here at cnn just this hour that an ar-15 used in some of those recent horrific mass shootings was used again in this one. >> sources say with that assault rifle, which we believe to be an ar-15. alexis, essentially was a sniper. >> how does a guy walk into a facility like that with an ar-15. a double-barreled shotgun and handgun and go unnoticed? >> the ar-15 that was used today was used in newtown, was used in aurora, and used in almost all of the mass shootings in the last two years or so in america. >> bill: i don't know how that happens. but when the media erroneously reports something, instead of checking it out, some ideological politicians jump to exploit the fall columbusy.

fallacy. >> the gunman appeared with assault weapon several other weapons. at the end of it 12 or so people died. how did he get these weapons into navy yard assault rifle and other firearms? >> bill: again, never happened. senator durbin wasn't alone. other left wing politicians seized upon the massacre to hammer home their antigun agenda. here is how bad it really was. the new york daily news run a front page red line which red same gun, different slay in reference to the massacres. it wasn't the same gun. made a big deal about the weapon but it was false. to be fair fox news reported the use of the ar-15. we didn't celebrate it reporter engaged in running gun battle with navy security guards while carrying the ar-15 again false. "the washington post" editorial board asked how

the killer got the assault rifle into the navy board. he didn't do that "new york times" and "new york times" also referenced the ar-15 falsely. everybody makes mistakes. this was coordinated effort. kind of hysterical reaction. there is no question the american media is opposing the majority of americans over the second amendment. the reason is most journalists live in secure places. here in new york city, many press people live in high rise apartment buildings protected from intruders. but most americans don't have the money to do that. so they must protect themselves. that's why the founding fathers put the second amendment into the constitution. self-protection. once again, when americans lose their lives, to violent crime, that situation should never ever be exploited for political gain. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight, reaction, joining us from washington, howard kurtz host of the brand new program here on 00 fox news channel called media buzz. so where am i going wrong, howard? >> well, bill, you are

obviously right this was a terrible blunder by the mainstream media, including fox. and that we have seen this too many times with mass shootings and mass tragedies where journalists take half baked information from law enforcement sources, report it as fact, and it turns out not to be true. but, i don't think and certainly you are right that pierce morgan at cnn and others are crusaders on the gun control issue. i certainly don't think it's fair to say that all of the mainstream media are comprised of people who are mainstream fanatics. >> are you kidding me? didn't you just not hear every major network, all right, all the newspapers, i mean, am i ha lewisating here? they all jumped on the ar 15. they all linked it to colorado and to connecticut. all of them did the same thing it was like one guy writing a script from all of them. and you are going to sit there and tell me that this isn't a coordinated effort? >> if you are basing your reports on the erroneous information that there was an ar 15 assault weapon. >> it's what they did with

the information. you just referenced fox made the mistake. but fox didn't reference it that way. we weren't coming out saying this outrageous another assault rifle used in mass killing. it wasn't seized upon to push an agenda. surely you see the agenda. >> well, if a journalist asks how in the world did aaron alexis get an automatic weapon into a protected military base. >> that's a legitimate question but that's a different question. >> but it was always preferenced by here we go again. all right. here's another rifle and a mad man with a rifle. and the reason it was preferenced that way was to whip up feeling against the second amendment. surely you know that. >> i think many people in the press believe there should be a reasonable and robust debate about gun control. we saw that particularly. >> we have already had the debate, howard. already had it. >> already had the debate.

>> and president obama and his side lost. >> that's right. the debate has been had. they are not going to stop. look, they did the same thing on gay marriage and they won. same thing. so they won. all right? >> they won because public opinion changed. >> same thing on abortion and they won. but they didn't win on this. but they are not going to try to stop. >> the debate has been about and even republican senator pat toomey signed on to this whether there should be limits on high capacity magazines and background checks at gun shows. >> and they lost. >> they lost. but i don't think it's unreasonable to debate that as he opposed to your painting it as they don't want guns on the streets. >> i'm painting it as. >> anna: at this second amendment play. that's what it is. because they want to erode the second amendment down to well, you can have this gun with this many bullets. this is what you can have. when everybody's circumstance is different. it's a lot easier not to have a gun in new york city if you have means like i do. all right? that be it is to be down n texas on the border.

yet, these people would have the same rules for everybody. let the states do it. >> but this notion that journalists live in these protected areas, therefore they look at it differently than most americans, that wouldn't be the case if you are movie theater in aurora, colorado or your kids went to town. >> that's psychology effort. >> you worked at "the washington post" for a long time, okay? if you took a little vote, in "the washington post" newsroom, how many people would say the second amendment should be either outright abolished or there should be all kinds of restriction sntion 5%. >> most people at "the washington post" and other news organizations would say there shouldn't be any interference with owners legitimate gun owning. >> bill: they define legitimate gun owning in a very narrow restrictive way and you know that you know they have the same mind set on gay marriage, abortion, on everything. and yet you seem to be telling me that they didn't

seize this yet as a way to advance their agenda? do you really believe that? >> some commentators, obviously seized it and politicized it. but you are an open-minded guy. you seem to be saying that any discussion. >> no, i'm not. >> that any discussion at all of any reasonable. >> i'm fine with the discussion, howard. >> anti-second amendment. >> they exploited those mass killings yesterday for political agenda. that's what they did. they did it all over the place. we proved our point. but i'm glad you came on with some dissent because that's what we want here on the factor. >> appreciate your having me. >> see it on media buzz with howard kurtz eastern time sunday morning. next on the rundown, the factor has learned that some in the democratic party very disappointed about how president obama reacted to the navy yard massacre. we will have the inside story. later, dennis miller on violence in the national football league. has it reached critical mass in the factor is coming right back.

>> bill: washington beat segment tonight, two inside stories buzz in d.c. that some in the democratic party are disappointed president obama's reaction to the navy yard massacre. and the web site politico says the president is in deep trouble job wise. joining us now from d.c. ace reporters james rosen and carl cameron. karl, you are going to kick off. tell me about the democratic party in the navy yard. >> i will start what's happening on the hill as it relates to all of that families of victims of gun violence are fanning out all over the capitol today pushing lawmakers to take another shot at gun control and background checks and basically getting nowhere. a lot of democrats think the president's condemnation of this week's navy yard attack was weak because it didn't renew the push for federal gun control and background checks. after the newtown shooting the president pushed for legislation but we all know it stalled in the senate. this week gun control advocates have gotten the message from the administration that there is not going to be a renewed push and frankly the left expected more from their president and they

resented-snroi. >> president didn't do what the media did. take it even though it was erroneous and try run with it to try to rekindle. >> a lot of the of liberals think he should interest done more and been more aggressive. some think he has been scared off by what happened in colorado where a pair of democratic state lawmakers lost their recall elections recently and ousted for pushing gun control laws. >> president's power declining according to politico he is in trouble on the job. doesn't have credibility. can't rally the folks does that tie into. this absolutely. they took a whole month off in august didn't deal with the budget issues that are grinding washington to a halt. when they came back, first we had syria. that raised some questions about the president's foreign policy. this week, we have a huge violent act on a military base here in d.c. and liberals think that the president has not been aggressive enough calling for gun control action. they see this as his eroding muscle rhetorically and in policy and politically with lawmakers on capitol hill. the idea being that he is getting lamer as ducks go over passing week.

>> let's go over to rosen now on the fallout from syria. what you can tell us about that? >> well, of course, we are at a point right now where we are waiting to see if bashar al assad is going to make a full and candid declaration of chemical stockpiles as agreement negotiated between the u.s. and russians representing the syrians calls for him to do. it's a pause period during which we are seeing secretary of state kerry particularly but other administration officials try to do something ex post facto that's a fancy latin term that means after the fact. what they are trying to do is assert that the kind of bumpy, messy, sometimes utterly incoherent road that got us to this point which could turn out to be a good place. we could actually potentially see the chemical weapons stockpiles in syria dismantled. the jury is out on that. we don't know if that's going to harassment everyone knows in washington that it was a very incoherent and kind of decision-making process that got us to this point and ex post facto kerr i can't understand others are

trying to suggest that no, no, no. >> bill: no, it was all planned. we already planned from the beginning. the fact remains that they don't have any plan right now as you confronted the state department specsman, rosen, with. roll the tape. >> we think clearly there will be a response and i don't think i want to go any further on that on potential diplomatic outreach. not to my knowledge, nothing planned to my knowledge. >> no ultimatum has been present to the assad regime prior to the commencement of such a response? >> well, the response, the decision hasn't been made yet. >> but no ultimatum has been presented to the regime as far as you know. >> not to my knowledge, no. >> all right. so they basically haven't done anything to assad, they made the united states and russia made the deal. but assad, he hasn't been consulted or anything. i guess he said maybe i will do it. but, there is no clarity or clarification of anything, rosen, is there? >> bill, the important part about that exchange with the state department spokeswoman marie harp that you just played. that was on august 29.

what she was basically saying was she haven't made any outreach through the russians or any place else to syria look i either turn over chemical weapons or you will get bombed. >> the same thing remains true today on september 18th. there is still no assad hasn't told anybody what -- yeah, maybe i will give them up. yeah, yeah. that sounds like a good idea. there is no facts. >> secretary kerry last week was asked in london and sort of answered in a very off handed way if there was anything syria could do to stop these strikes from going forward? they said well they could turn over all their chemical weapons in a week. they are not going to do that and it can't happen. since that time there has been concerted effort by secretary kerry to say, no, no, no. no i meant what i said in london, the russians picked up on it in fact, we have been talking about this for over a year. this was all really very smooth and sort of a very well thought out process that we have been applying all along, and i have said privately to folks here and all the way to the top

that, you know, it's not just fox news or the right wing blogs or rush limbaugh who are saying that this was a very messy incoherent process, decision-making process that has left our allies unnerved, it's also democrats. when you confront the top echelons of this administration without thinking they don't really want to hear it. >> bill: do you know any democrats that believe they didn't get anything from assad at all, it's all a fuzzy mask? do you know name anybody. namem not going to that i them because i have had these discussions off the record. >> bill: off the record, rosen. >> i can tell you, bill, that a lot of democrats and a lot of our overseas allies were unnerved by the way these decisions were rolled out and seemingly changed and the messaging being inconsistent kerry on one day saying it's going to be unbelievablably small action and the president says we don't do pinpricks and so forth. this has been a problem for them but expost facto. >> don't confuse us with the foreign language.

i want you when you talk to the state department o'reilly doesn't believe you have any deal with assad to do anything. is he wrong? >> you know what they will say? they will say who? just kidding. >> bill: they might. they are that out of touch, rosen. that's how out of touch they are. all right, gentlemen. directly ahead. grand theft auto. a huge violent video game that millions of people play. the navy yard killer also played video games. we will show you what's going on in that arena. women more unrestrained than men. yes they are. those reports after these messages.

>> bill: in the impacts segment tonight, the navy yard killer aaron alexis

apparently played violent video games almost every night according to his friends. this week a violent video game called grand theft auto was released to the public. $800 million in one day was spent on this game. and part of the attraction of the game are are torture scenes where the player participates in the torture. joining us now from philadelphia dr. chuck williams who teaches psychology at drexel university. you study these violent video games. what's your conclusion, doctor? >> well, first of all, thanks for having me on again, bill. look, the research is pretty clear. we have data to show that there is some negative impact from having people consistently consume violent media. both kids and adults. we have longitudinal studies that go back decades. for example, we have watched kids when he were 8 or 9 years old who for example watched tv shows like the dukes of hazard then we followed them through adulthood, middle age and we saw, for example, the kids who

watched more tv shows like that when they became adults they had more run-ins with the law, for example. the data has been pretty strong and it's been pretty clear for a number of years. >> what about the video game component? is that more intense than television shows like the dukes of hazard which to me was a mindless, harmless program. so i mean, i can't contradict the study but i can tell you as a kid i watched the westerns and the army shows and those kinds of things, and maybe, maybe it affected me but i don't have a record. i have never been arrested. i have never punked anybody. so you know, it's hard for me to buy that but i want to know about these very intense video games because i think it's a different ballgame now. >> you are absolutely right. what people have to realize is that unlike watching a television show, unlike watching a movie, what happens is you're actually engaging in simulated acts of violence. you are learning how to be violent. people also have to

remember that some of the same technology that we may find in violent video games we use to train navy seals, for example. and law enforcement officers. they use the same type of technology to go through simulated exercises to rescue hostages or to take down people like bin laden. so people have to understand that the difference between, say, a tv show and a video game with a tv show you are not acting it out with a video game not only are you acting it out, bill, but you are being rewarded for being violent. >> and you are involved. isn't it true that a schizophrenic personality, a psychotic personality, maybe this does light a fuse for those people. what about the 8, 9, 10, 11-year-old who's are playing it. are they going to become violent by playing grand auto theft and halo and these games? >> yes. in fact, they are. >> these kids are going to become violent. >> really. >> think back when you were younger if you can think

back that far, bill. i can think bank when i was younger i would watch wrestling, right? what would i do in between the commercials i would play smack down with my brothers and even my sister. >> try to dislocate somebody's shoulder like killer. >> violent. by parental came home separated on punishment. >> little boy though. it's almost like a bear cub, you are going to do that kind of thing. i'm very interested in this. i know a lot of little kids who are playing these games. they are night little kids and he they're not going out and hurting anyone now. >> see, that's not true, bill. they are hurting. he they are hurting their brothers and sisters, they are hurting themselves but it's not serious. don't get me wrong. if kids watch very hyperactive intense play, whether it's a video game, a movie or tv show, based upon research, they are likely to act that out. in play. which can be violent. the difference here is that if there are mental health impairments, it can push them over the edge.

it can. i'm not saying it definitely can happen but it can. >> all right, doctor, very provocative. we appreciate you coming on tonight. american women under pressure. do they become more aggressive than men? we'll talk about a new study with kirsten powers. miller assessing president obama's job performance and answering this question. is the national football league too violent? we hope you stay tuned to those reports.

>> perm story segment tonight. new study from the web site insurance.com says that when confronted with annoying traffic situations, women are far more likely to be aggressive than men. survey says they make obscene gestures more. swear more in front of the kids. and tailgate a car they don't like more than men. jimmy kimmel picked up on the survey the other night. >> grace, what's the worse thing your mommy has ever yelled when she is mad? >> [bleep] >> what's the worse thing have you ever heard your mommy when she is mad? >> stupid. >> that's pretty bad. who was she calling stupid? >> me. >> what is the worse thing you have heard your mommy say? >> can i say it? >> yes. >> [bleep]. >> let's see,. [ laughter ] [bleep] >> serious? all i can think of really. >> joining us now to react

fox news analyst kirsten powers. first of all, do you believe the survey? >> i guess. i don't know. i mean, i have no reason not to believe it. i guess they had somebody do this survey for them. reliable pollster. >> 2,000 adults. >> you know, i think media focusing on the things the women did. there were other things that didn't reflect very well on the men. >> the reason i'm focusing is because that's the headline. most people think that men are bare barrennians, powers, i think you understand that do you have a car by the way? >> i do. >> the study says giving somebody the finger while driving, women 31%, men 27, swearing in front of the kids while driving, women 44%, men 30%. >> yeah. >> well, but that could also be explained by the fact that women are probably driving children a lot more, don't you think? >> i think they are spending more time in the cars with children so there is probably more time.

>> more opportunity to swear in front of the kids. >> more opportunity. >> give someone the middle finger because they are in the car more. >> that's an interesting take on that. >> i think it has to do with frustration levels myself. but i am not a psychologist. you know, as you rightly point out, the moms are with the urchins and the urchins are jumping up and down in the backseat. hitting her with candy corn or whatever and she suspect there with the giant starbucks in one hand and the cell phone in the other and somebody cuts her off and out comes the f word it's a frustration situation. >> i don't know. but there is one of turn on your brights in the car to be mean. 11% of men and 4% of women. the idea that you are doing something just to be mean versus kind of pooping out. >> reacting situation. the men are more likely to be physically confrontational carr that

cuts you off. -- i think that's normal. the image that many, many feminist want to put forth is the women are very patient and kind and the men are barbarians who can barely make it from the front door without committing some kind of misdemeanor. here, it looks like the women are revved up just as much as the men are. >> i'm not sure what your feminist reading is where you are getting this bill? >> bill: are are you going to deny that's the outlook. >> i don't know many feminists that swear and flip people off. >> in front of the kids. >> i don't know very many feminists who would say that i know with you are getting. feminists will portray women as being more evolved and men not being as evolved. >> certainly that's true. >> yeah. so i think that that's probably true. i just -- i personally am not surprised when women do bad things. we're just as capable of behaving badly as anybody else.

>> the one thing about the survey and the control. everybody gets cut off. everybody has morons bothering them on the road. it comes down to self-control. but i don't think you should swear in front of the kids. i don't think that's a good example. and men or women. and i don't think -- you really basically before you get into that giant suv that is so big, you can hardly see over the steering wheel, you have got to kind of rev yourself up and say look, i know it's going to be a tough ride but i'm going to be in my zen mode. >> is that what you do, bill, zen mode. i have to drive the long island expressway every day. zen mode. it's only a movie. >> i have never seen the bill o'reillys zen mode. i would like to see that. >> you should see me. in tibet there is a giant poster of me. >> where does it go? like what happens to it when you get to work? >> somebody flips me off and then it all goes down. >> all right. powers, thank you very much. when we come right back, it will be miller time. president obama's job approval rating and

pro-football violence. miller is next.

>> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight. new abc news poll says even though americans believe

president obama botched the libyan situation badly, his overall job approval rating still stands at 47%. same number 47% disapprove. joining us now from chicago, the sage of southern california in the midwest, dennis miller. so why do so many americans kin continue to support mr. obama. >> by the way billy, the guy who drives you to and from work every day zen mode. >> carl. >> what is he israeli? >> i have to deal with the people who are throwing rocks at the car. >> zen mode. [ laughter ] >> the zen mode. get out of here. you are the driver. -- you have a driver. >> i know i about v. to deal with the chaos. don't you get that? >> sure. okay. all right. you are mr. mellow. >> miller, let me just give it to you. there are no tinted windows like out in santa barbara where you live. they are not allowed here in new york. people see me in the back of the car, okay? hey. >> ailes doesn't allow you to drive.

you are the mother stone over there you would be in fights every day they would have no show. >> i have got to get a helicopter. that's what i need. >> oh, you are a piece of work. >> obama. >> barack obama's approval rating? >> bill: yes. >> i wouldn't say obviously to me the president is not a man for all seasons, but he certainly is a man for this season. i think he is completely emblematic of his time. one thing i have noticed about young people when i meet him through my kids or i meet him when i am out performing it's a very nonjudgmental generation. they don't judge. so it doesn't surprise me that obama can still have good approval ratings. if you poll individual topics, i think you will find that a lot of people don't like the way it's going. if you ask them to judge the president, they go oh, i'm not the person to judge. >> bill: that's an interesting observation. do you think that will hold if a republican gets nominated though he? gets elected? >> no. >> bill: because certainly they judge bush and cheney all day long. >> yeah, billy, everybody seems to be thinking. everybody always says well

if we stay on this road and i don't. we have gone past the point. we have fallen through the looking glass last november 6th. a man who posited himself as a world beater and even whenever he gets -- say he is helpless against that. a helpless world beater. a man at the center of all who perpetually claims he is out of the loop on any given issue was elected the leader by the american people. i get it. it's america 180. >> bill: i think that's what it is about. they don't want to admit, they who voted for barack obama they made a mistake. i think they are frustrated with syria. obama care, the economy, the national debt. but when it comes right down to it, the people who pull the lever for the president don't want to say, you know, probably not a good decision. i think that's what we are seeing. >> they pulled that lever. they are yanking my chain. while the people fiddle, rome twerks it would appear to me. and now we have got vladimir putin. we screwed this thing up so bad, putin is going to end up being the new kissinger.

shuttle diplomacy. he will get a peace prize later in the year. and they can pin it right on his chest plate that's how strong he is. >> bill: no he they can't. it would hurt him because he is not going to wear a shirt to the ceremony. >> oh my god. that was him and obama out camping together. i don't know what the hell has happened to the world. >> bill: you know when george w. bush said he could look into putin's soul. he is right there. was nothing blocking it. he could see right in there. >> because he had no shirt on. exactly. >> bill: very good, miller, you picked right up on that, man. go the nfl. it's week two in the nfl and 40% of the league is on the disabled list including most of the ball boys. i mean how violent is this league? >> well, the billy, it's very violent, that's why it's popular. you realize that. >> bill: yes, i am. >> listen, nobody wants anybody crippled. i view gold medal like roger owe bomber.

like he is a lower case obama. is he doing the same thing to the league that obama is doing to the country. they are trying to safety proof every day life. it isn't safe. you know something? gold medal is full of it when he talks about player safety because he is also the guy who have have to shepard in the the 18 game season. if football is unsafe and it is. and 23-year-olds want to knowingly come and sign up and become millionaires and date every hot woman on the planet and run the risk of leading that life, for the nfl to get in charge of it and say well, we have got to change, this we have got to change that and we also might want to go to 18 seasons, that rings a little hollow. if it is unsafe. cut it back to 12 games a year. he we will believe, roger gold gold go del. >> you were the monday night football analyst for a couple of years. when i was growing up, we had the nfl here in new york, new york giants legendary guys, title, charlie conley. frank gifford, all of these

guys, they stayed on the field for the 12, 14 games. most of them. now, to just wipe out almost all of them are wiped out. >> billy, this is how we remember things and how we think our world is so precious. nobody ever got hit harder than frank gifford by chuck bernarik. stood over him. he didn't pleased he got the hit. >> paralyzed. it's my point that most of the star players played the entire season. not anymore. >> john mcenroe is a genius. john mcrow really is smart about this stuff. he talks about you want to return tennis to some sort of skill level play with wooden reacts. the football helmets and stuff have gotten so perfect and so lethal that you have men who have evolving enphysically careening into each other at higher rate at speed at field.

if you want to make it a little safer you might get counter intuitive and think about leather helmets. that would slow a guy counsel. >> bill: dennis miller, everybody. we have an announcement. first boulder fresher show of 2014 will be in orlando florida saturday night jab 18th. tickets go on sale tomorrow morning. premium members can get them tonight on bill o'reilly.com. did you see that? do you have one of those easy passes things in your car? you are being tracked if you do by the authorities. that report moments away.

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>> bill: back of the book segment tonight. did you see that? becoming very clear the irs was helping president obama before the 2012 election in the coming months i'm going to predict. this evidence will come forth that will be overwhelming. in the meantime, we can

report tonight that the irs participated in a far left conference on may 30th, 200012 before the election, of course, and here to explain that conference juliet huddy. i understand this was a congressional black caucus congressional black caucus sponsored event. >> it was in may of 2012. just around the time the irs was targeting conservative groups -- >> tea party. >> tea party groups and so forth. the times are questionable as to whether or not it officially overlapped but it was around that realm. basically the conference was teaching black ministers how to go out and be politically active without crossing the lines. >> here is the irs commissioner at the conference. so he's telling the black ministers, here's what you can do and here is what you can't do to keep your tax exempt status. >> while still being politically active. >> it's a primer for people. >> he was straightforward with the facts. >> did he do the same thing for

the tea party? did they sponsor seminars for the irs -- >> we asked and didn't hear back as of the taping of the show. >> we can assume i don't think they did that for conservative groups. >> one would assume. but eric holder was at the event and it became a right wing-bashing event. >> i'm shocked that holder would bash -- it became, and congress -- correct me if i'm wrong as you like to do -- a vetter suppression thing. if you want an i.d. to vote, that's voter suppression. >> holder feels that the voter ichl d. the laws harken back to prior to the civil rights move. >> do you have a car? >> i do. >> so you have an ez pass. >> i do. >> you come from jersey into the city. >> i'm being tracked, my movements. >> it's not a joke. you have the ez pass. called different hinges, but you go through the tolls, you don't have to pay. >> makes it easier . >> but they are tracking you after the tolls, right? >> they are.

a guy, a privacy rights guy posted something on youtube, a video . he rigged -- let's look. >> this is the guy. every time it beeps, somebody is tracking him. go. [ beeping ] okay. so who is tracking him and why? >> this is the -- it's a program that is just in new york called motion -- let me get this. hold on one second. i'm blanking on it. >> a program. >> launched by mayor blumberg in 2011. it collects information from your car in the city in manhattan, brooklyn and staten island. it feeds it to the traffic management program so they can help leave yat traffic congestion. >> okay. let's re cap. if you have one of the ez passes the technology gives the

authorities -- happening in new york. it can happen anywhere. >> just in new york at this point. >> they can do it anywhere. >> it's a slippery slope, yeah. >> where you are, where you are going and where you have been. they know. >> at least the traffic people do. >> if you go to miss lo la's house of ill repute. >> i haven't been there yet. sounds fun. >> okay. if you do, mayor blumberg will know about it. >> if he asks the traffic people for the information, he could. >> scary. >> he we hope it is not a slippery slope. >> back with the tip of the day having to do with miss kansas, the national guard tattooed lady who competed in the miss america who competed in the miss america any last requests mr. baldwin? do you mind grabbing my phone and opening the capital one purchase eraser? i need to redeem some venture miles before my demise.

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many. don't you realize many of us have slipped during the past five years and had those things before? my job is to report the findings. your point is well taken. michael harrington, portland, oregon. quit talking over krauthammer. i want to hear him, not you. here's the solution. watch charles's show and take a walk during the factor. we have robust debate here . nobody gets a soliloquy. from kansas, your book should not be entitled "killing jesus." we all know jesus lives. i don't think this book is for you. it's history. we don't deal with re lijen in the book until the afterword. pat from indiana. bill read the opening crafter. you have another big hit on your hands. i preach yat that. premium members can read the chapter or listen to the audio on the website all this week and

everybody can do it uh beginning friday evening. finally tonight the factor tip of the day. all about a candidate for miss america. she is a sergeant in the army national guard. she has big tattoos, a first for miss america. we thought that was pretty interesting with her military background, tattoos and all of that. we wanted to speak with the sergeant. we called her business manager to set it up. but the manager, kim brom wanted questions submitted in advance from me, your humble correspondent. of course that's against all journ journalistic ethics and i would never give a guest questions in advance. i don't bring written question s in. i go with the flow. the re is a vail will not, unfortunately, be appearing on the factor.

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>> we are on the tail end of the weekend. we hope you are having a great morning so far. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this thursday. i am ainsley earhardt. >> thank you so much for starting your day with us. we have an exclusive to tell you about. he sat down with dennis cue sen itch he blames terrorists for carrying out last month. >> good morning elizabeth. >> good morning. the syrian president continually blamed what he said terrorists in this country brought the entire long interview. he did admit he will eventually get rid of his chemical weapons and join a chemical weapons convention. he talked about the attack outsid