go to gretawire.com. we have open threads. i know y'all love how much the government spends your money so freely. talk to us on gretawire. good night from washington. the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> the people who did initiate this were held accountable. >> everybody will be held accountable. >> people have to be held accountable and it's got to be fixed. >> let the record show that the president is definitely not holding people accountable for massive screwups. the question is, why not? >> i'm damn angry that i have been mislead, mislead, and mislead. >> a heated congressional hearing over the obama care disaster. we will analyze that with laura ingraham and bill richardson. >> pinhead or patriot? >> patriot. >> who is it? >> i have no idea. >> also tonight, watters world reviving the pinheads and patriots segment. watters in boston up ahead. >> one is he a republican. >> he is actually a

democrat. >> is he? >> 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. getting to the bottom of it. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as you may know president obama always looks very concerned when things go wrong in his administration. whether it be fast and furious, the irs, benghazi, obama care, he pledges to get to the bottom of it. >> i can tell you that if you have got the irs operating in anything less than a neutral and nonpartisan way, then that is outrageous, it is contrary to our traditions, and people have to be held accountable and it's got to be fixed. >> and when it comes to this issue, when i say that we are going to find out exactly what happened, everybody will be held

accountable. >> we assigned a inspector general to do a thorough report that was just issued confirming that, in fact, eric holder did not know about this, that he took prompt action, and the people who did initiate this were held accountable. >> nobody is madder than me about the fact that the web site isn't working as well as it should, which means it's gonna get fixed. >> so let me ask you, the intelligent, american citizen a question. do you believe the president is fixing problems? do you believe people are being held accountable? talking points does not. why did hundreds of guns go to mexico? and why did attorney general holder not know about it? he didn't know about the ill conceived under cover program? we don't know why he didn't know. who was responsible for the lack security in libya? and what was discussed at the white house meeting the day before the american ambassador was murdered? we don't know.

who in the white house was involved with the irs unfairly scrutinizing conservatives? don't know. and who exactly in the obama administration failed to properly supervise the rollout of obama care? again, talking points does not know. now, maybe i'm dim, unable to see how federal people who make mistakes are being held accountable. maybe my staff missed it. maybe i simply do not understand what getting to the bottom of things really is or maybe i understand too well. that the white house will not own up to the obama care chaos or anything else. >> is secretary sebelius the responsible party? is she the quarterback for these mistakes? i understand contractors made mistakes but ultimately is the h.h.s. president responsible? is the president responsible? who in this administration is responsible? >> the president spoke very clearly from the rose garden about the fact that he is wholly unsatisfied with the. >> is he responsible?

>> i said, you know, this is on us. and that goes from the president on down. >> not enough, jay. not enough. we the people need to know exactly how the government could screw up this badly when almost a billion dollars or more, i think it was more than billion dollars was spent in the run-up. now today on capitol hill, the house committee on energy and commerce held a hearing on accountability about the obama carrollout. as we all know, despite close to a billion, there you go, a billion taxpayer dollars in upfront investment, the computers don't work and the rollout is a disaster. >> how is the administration force innocent americans to buy from a system that does not work and whose rollout has been nothing short of a disaster? >> if we want this law to work, we have got to make it right. we have got to fix it. not what the republicans have been trying to do knicks it and repeal it. >> so when speaker pelosi

then said we have got to pass the bill before we know what's in it, we are finding out. we are finding out flawed tech system that is a mockery. >> so once again, here we have my republican colleagues trying to scare everybody. >> will the gentleman yield. >> no i will not yield to this morningy court or whatever this is. >> this is not a monkey court. >> by the way, monkeys all over the world are horrified they are being dragged into this debate. it is clear president obama well understands that he can say a whole bunch of stuff but doesn't have to act on any of it while confrontational people like me, for example, burn when things go wrong, mr. obama is much more passive about incompetence. he seems unwilling to demand standards of performance. and you know why he gets away with it? because many americans, perhaps most, really don't care how their country is being run. the only time they do pay attention is when they are directly affected. american guns flown into mexico doesn't really affect them. neither does the

assassination of four americans in libya. neither do illegal actions by the irs. but on obama care, the story might be different. because millions of americans are having their health insurance cancelled and millions of us will have to pay a lot more in order to protect our health. once that dawns on the folks, maybe, maybe, mr. obama will begin to take some problem solving action. because, without public pressure, no one is going to be held accountable and nothing is going to be revealed. the obama administration simply floats above it all. and it generally hapless media does not demand answers. one on the rare occasion it does, the press is accused of being unfair, ideological or just plain dumb. there comes a point in history when people get what they deserve. president obama was elected twice. even though most problems besetting the country, including the soft economy have not improved. the president was not elected on performance. he was elected on personality and apathy. low information voters

though who don't know anything, and really couldn't care less about their country broke heavily for the president. why? because they like him. is he a likeable guy. and ironically, those voters are now being held accountable. as obama care dessends into chaos. and that's the memo. next on the rundown, the former governor of new mexico an ardent democrat will tell me if i'm being unfair. watters world going up to the creator liberty bus in massachusetts to revive the pinhead and patriots segment. the factor is coming right back. s, outdoor sounds ] ♪ [ male announcer ] laura's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen.

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continuing now with our lead story tonight. getting to the bottom of problems in the u.s.a. joining us from los angeles to react to my talking points mechanism mow, the former governor of new mexico bill richardson the author of the new book how to sweet talk a shark. so, governor, let's pretend that i'm the shark. am i being unfair to the

president? >> well, i always think you tell it like it is, bill. you are an honest guy. yeah, there is is a little tad unfairness. first, on the irs issue, heads did roll. on the benghazi issue, there were demotions and heads did there too. there was an investigation by ambassador pickerring that looked at the security problems. there were problems. there were funding problems too from the congress. on the issue of the president and obama care, look, obama care i believe is good for this country. it's good for people. but, there has been some serious problems in the rollout. i do think the president needs. >> outside of lois lerner, who is paid for about six months after she wouldn't testify in front of congress about what happened, outside of lois lerner, who in the irs has been held accountable for all of this stuff? who? >> well, but the president. >> wait, wait, wait.

i'm a simple man. you know i'm a simple man. you watch the factor. who beside lois lerner? who? >> you know, i live in new mexico. i don't follow all the news. >> you live in new mexico and we don't know who beside lois lerner and she was just retired. she is going to get a pension and everything else. now, in benghazi, there was a meeting, the day before, september 10th, all right? 2012, a meeting about security. and benghazi and libya came up. what was discussed in that meeting? who was in there? do you know? >> well, i do know. bill. that there was an christian by this -- admission by this pickerring report. >> now that we know about the meeting. the president was in the meeting. the top national security guy was in there brennan and that's all we know. we have asked the president to just tell us about that meeting and what was discussed and you don't know what was in that meeting and i don't know, right? >> well, no. >> all right. okay. >> there are bills national security standards.

>> we don't know who in the irs beside lois lerner did this and we don't know what was at that meeting it was an important meeting because four americans are dead. now let's go to fast and furious. attorney general of the united states doesn't know thousands of guns are going from arizona? you are a border state guy, from arizona to mexico? he doesn't know? is that conceivable to you? >> yes. bill, i was a cabinet secretary. i don't know if you will recall. >> i was never a cabinet secretary. >> security problems. i'm telling you. >> i'm taking your word. >> you don't know everything, bill. as a cabinet secretary you don't know. >> that's a lot of guns. that's thousands of guns. a lot of guns. who was held accountable for that? who was held accountable for that? >> well, i think that the attorney general fixed the problem. >> but who was held accountable for all the guns that disappeared? who? >> well, it was a big problem. there is no question about it. >> so we don't know who was held accountable for that now, let's go to obama care.

a billion dollars, three and a half years and a billion dollars. a lot of money, right? a billion dollars? you can use that money in new mexico to do a lot of good things with that all right? a billion dollars. and it's going to all these companies, all right? and they are getting lots of money and they're getting paid and they are working, working, working. and then october 1st rolls around. nothing works. who should be held accountable for that? who? >> okay. first, the president had a press conference where he freely admitted the problems. >> so should he resign? should mr. obama resign? >> secondly. no of course not. of course not. this is a good law. but it's got to be fixed. he has got to have a. >> isn't three and a half years a lot of time and a billion dollars a lot of money to get it going? isn't that -- >> -- they should have got their act together. the rollout. >> so sebelius was -- >> -- should have been handled better. >> she is the cabinet person that was in charge. shouldn't sebelius resign? >> no, no. >> no? >> it should be fixed. the objective should be fix it. if it's going to cost more

money. >> she doesn't know how to fix it, governor. it doesn't look like sebelius knows how to fix it maybe she should be replaced with somebody who does know. >> the white house staff has to send expertise, tiger team and. >> a tiger team? >> rapidly as much. >> yeah, a tiger team is in a bureaucracy, bill, when you have a problem, you sent experts. you send massive personnel to get it fixed. >> all right. and it should be held accountable. some of those contractors, too. >> but the boss of that operation, sebelius, she shouldn't be held accountable because she screwed it up. it seems to me that if you come in last place in the national league, you get fired as a manager, all right? if you win three games in the national football league, you get fired. but kathleen sebelius is in charge of this rollout, it's a disaster, but she doesn't get fired? i don't understand. i don't get it. >> no, but, bill, look, obama care, i believe, is good for this country, more people are insured. costs go down.

we should focus on that but, yes, yes, they have to fix this rollout problem. they have got to fix it i'm with you on that. >> thank you, governor, would he appreciate you coming on tonight. directly ahead, laura ingraham getting to the bottom of it. and later, factor mad as hell segment where sound off about life. those reports are upcoming. [ bird chirping ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] build anything with the new toyota tundra toyota. let's go places. with the new toyota tundra could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.

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week in review from the ingraham segment tonight. let's bring in miss laura. you heard my talking points and governor richardson. >> i did. >> i don't know but but i'm happy there is a tiger team coming on. >> oh my god, bill. what is it called when you run up the score in football? can you get a technical foul for having done that against -- you know, you have this great guest that

comes on and you had the nerve to list example after example whether the president pledged accountability and the empty promises like transferring state department employees it to other positions. no one was held accountable in benghazi. you nailed that hillary clinton wasn't even interviewed by the pickerring accountable review board that you referenced. so, i think, governor richardson has -- he is a nice man. >> a good guy. >> i'm so glad he came on. but, my goodness, if is not wildly obvious to everyone that president obama has failed to deliver on his basic promises of transparency and accountability, then you basically just don't care about the fact. >> you raise an interesting point. if it's not crystal clear to everyone, then it's almost hopeless, but it isn't crystal clear to everyone, because i think about half the country doesn't -- they

don't care. >> well, you pointed to the media you hit the media in your talking points. >> if the folks really cared and demanded honest reportage, they couldn't get away with it the media couldn't get away with what they are doing. >> well, the headline readers. >> the problem lies with the folks, does it not? >> i think it's a double edged sword here. if this were the bush administration, it would be above the fold, digging deep, still into benghazi. why by the way is no one asking questions, real questions about the contractors that got the contracts to do the obama care web site? and all the meetings. by the way i think 60 mince is going to do something on benghazi. >> about time. for instance valerie jarrett had all these very interesting meetings leading up to the design of obama care web site. what happened at those meetings? who was there? were there no bid contracts? the press should have been on this the moment this thing had problems.

and we predicted sadly that a big hulking government program that takes over a sixth of the economy was going to have these sorts of problems. and, guess what? conservatives were kind of shoed away. and we -- of course, this can happen. it's going to be great. don't worry. and we were summarily dismissed. now, when all this stuff is happening, the press should be on this day and night. and i frankly still don't see it as it should be reported. >> the "new york times" runs it on page 18, 17, that kind of thing. but, here's the problem. the national media has a lot invested in president obama. >> you bet. >> they have emotion and they have credibility invested in him because they were so active in supporting him. so, there have been -- the tables have been turned. there have been some conservative politicians who have let the folks down and conservatives have emotion invested in them. >> look at what they did though bill to bush. with michael brown during katrina heck of a job brownie. that became a bumper sticker. like heck of a job seby.

they crucified- >> -- that was ideological play. that didn't do anything with competence. the sebelius brownie contrast now that is perfect because that is exactly what that was about. you had -- but, president bush firmly believed that brown his guy didn't screw up. president obama believes that sebelius didn't screw up here. >> well, i think you pegged it though. this is about really not just obama care, right? it's not even about a web site. this is about liberalism and these ideas that were promised to us to create jobs and the world was going to come together in a coca cola moment in perfect harmony and everyone is going to love obama. america was going to be better. people are going to see lollipops on bushes and there is going it to be beautiful candy for everyone 24/7. none of that happened, okay? the country is in big trouble. the middle class is hurting. anxiety in the electorate.

obama care is just the tip of the iceberg. >> i'm just wondering if that anxiety in the electorate is going to be seen in next november 14's midterm elections because, again, i'm going back to the fact that i just don't think a lot of americans care. >> well, they care when they see their insurance policies being cancelled. >> we got a report today that more than 400,000 americans just this week lost their healthcare. >> my friend in florida was one of them. just sent me the pdf of his care first cancellation notice. so for every person who is now covered under obama care, there are 10 more people who are going to have less coverage than they had before. >> you get your health insurance cancelled, that's cancelled immediately, all right? so then you try get what the government is offering, and you go into the web site say, okay, you know, they let me down, they are throwing me off but i will get obama care and you can't get. in you can't get the policy. you are left in limbo if you get run over by a truck tomorrow, you are hosed. >> and, well, and again you

pegged it last night, bill, it's about redistribution of wealth. this was never about patient centered healthcare. if it was, all -- would have more doctors going into the system. not all these doctors. >> doctors out there with palm palms saying this -- president obama president -- po. >> when you can't get the policy obama said you could keep renewed people are going to be paying more attention. >> it will be fascinating to see if they become engaged. one quick footnote my newspaper column this week is about the tea party. read it on bill o'reilly.com or hundreds of fine newspapers across the country including the boston herald. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. watters goes to boston to revive the pinhead and patriots segment. who do the folks think is good, bad and perhaps ugly? then it's megyn kelly on police arresting a virginia mother who was trying to protect her daughter from a

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>> pinhead. >> he is the president. pinhead. >> all that change is really not changing anything. >> you don't like the president? >>. no the guy is weak. >> he is one of the best presidents we have ever had since jimmy carter and bill clinton. >> oh my god. >> patriot. why a patriot? >> he is the president. you can't disrespect the respect. >> i'm smart and i want respect. >> i think is he a nice chat but he is being handed a poison -- >> -- are you a poet or are you just english? >> yeah, baby. >> how is obama care working out so far? >> great --- [coughing] >> pinhead or patriot? >> that's mitt romney, right? >> do you want to be in his binder full of women? >> i don't think so. i think i would get squished. >> pinhead or patriot? >> this is tom carrie. >> tom carrie? >> give me a break. >> who is tom carrie running against? >> wasn't that like hillary clinton? [ laughter ]

>> patriot. >> patriot? >> yeah. >> why do you say that? >> i believe he knows business. >> pinhead or patriot? >> patriot. >> patriot? you voted for him? >> his heart is in the right place. i don't think his mouth is. >> do you know who this is? >> is it gore? [ buzzer ] >> yes that is mitt romner. why did he run for the presidency? i do not know. >> i love scotch. i love scotch. >> so pinhead or patriot? >> gross. >> you look like you can filibuster for about 10 straight hours. >> that's never happened to me before. i must be tired. >> do you know why? i think is he a patriot. >> do you? >> he is standing up for what he believes in. >> not related to tom cruise, huh? >> not related to tom cruise. >> great. >> i do like what the tea party stands for so i'm going to go patriot. >> that's ted cruz? >> that's ted cruz. >> is he is looking chubbier. >> i'm a big fan of eating white castle burgers. >> who do you think it is? >> i'm not sure. third base.

>> watch your step. >> what boy i need a couple of good stiff drinks. how about you? pinhead or patriot. >> patriot. >> who is it? >> i have no idea. >> well, i'm from california. >> i'm sorry to hear that. >> pinhead. >> don't get no argument from me on that. >> patriot. >> patriot. >> yeah? >> do you know who this is? >> i don't know who that is. >> you have never seen that before? >> no. that's a hard one. >> she is the house minority leader. >> any politician should have to read a bill before they vote on it. it's time for her to go. >> go. come on. >> patriot. >> she is just strong if she heard me say that she would probably come hunt me. >> you can act like a man. what's the matter with you. >> most people could kick your butt. >> pretty cool. >> wait, what do you mean?

>> pinhead. one, she is a republican. >> she is actually a democrat. >> is she? bill bill all waters is here. i understand i'm involved. >> funnier than this one and biden is involved too. it's great. >> me, biden and who else? >> you, biden, i think harry reid is involved. boehner, all. >> all the heavyweights? >> the big guns. >> when we make fun of people, we are doing it in an affectionate way. >> of course. >> a lot of characters, the guy with the yankee shirt is a character. >> from the night before. >> he looked like he did. you know, is he relaxed. >> right, right. >> how many people flat out refuse to talk to you when you go into a forum like this? >> percentage? i would say maybe 10%. >> do they all know the factor? do they all know -- >> -- no. sometimes it's just the way i look or if i'm holding cards or something like

that. >> and if you have the collar up in the back? >> that just repels people automatically. >> 30% you know, look. >> that's right. >> generally speaking, what percentage of people know the factor when you say the o'reilly factor and watters world? >> know the factor? i would say 50% to 60%. >> of those people? >> we tabulated some of these answers. pelosi 2 to 1 called her a pinhead and only a third knew who she was. >> a third? >> ted cruz, only one person out of 14 people knew who ted cruz was. >> really out of 14? >> he was determined to be a pinhead 2 to 1. we have your tabulation on monday. >> be interesting to see how many people knew me. jesse watters, everybody. monday night we will do part 2 of pinheads and patriots. mess gheg begin kelly terrible story out of virginia. mother arrested for driving to save her daughter from a violent attack. kelly is next. advil. with an ultra-thin coating and fast absorbing advil ion core™ technology, it stops pain before it gets worse.

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>> thanks for staying with us i'm bill o'reilly in the kelly file segment tonight. three intense stories beginning with the controversy in the u.s.a. and canada that has led to the terrible situation. this man a 48-year-old american citizen michael stanley incarcerated in canada for sexually assaulting two mentally challenged boys age 9 and 13. stanley got out of prison, paroled with electronic

bracelet. he cut that off and fled to the u.s.a. but u.s. officials could not arrest stanley because canadian authorities did not issue a warrant after he violated his parole up there now stanley is accused with an incident with a 16-year-old boy in seattle. here to explain further is megyn kelly and lis wiehl. this is awful, this is terrible. >> it's terrible. i would have to say canada did not handle this well and basically says he is our problem. is he a u.s. citizen but he was living in canada when he committed all these crimes. now they are not seeking to extradite him back to canada because would you? do you want him back if you are canada? he committed these crimes. he served almost three years just three years. >> right, for the sexual assault evidence two mentally challenged young boys. he gets out and is on electronic monitoring. he cuts off the bracelet, anklet and crosses over into seattle, washington state. they don't issue that provisional warrant for him because they said all he did was cut off the bracelet. that's not that serious.

wife was he wearing the bracelet in the first place? there was a reason he had that on. >> i don't believe that the canadian attorney general and he will know now. here's the deal. if they had issued a warrant for his arrest, he could have been put back into prison. >> yes, yes. >> so he wouldn't have assaulted or allegedly assaulted the 16-year-old in seattle. >> right. >> so by canada saying we don't care about him anymore because is he in the united states, they are putting children at risk here. >>'s the nutty thing. they care about him enough to say you have got to wear the bracelet or anklet whatever it was you have got to do it because you are sexual assaulter of young boys. when he cut it off and fled into the united states they didn't care enough to issue a provisional warrant. >> he is down here so they don't care about american kids. >> and sure enough lo and behold we actually found him. we made him register as a sex offender, which was all we could do. we couldn't extradite him back to canada because they hadn't issued the warrant. we got him to register. >> now is he charged with. >> he allegedly assaults

another 16-year-old boy here. >> is he charged with the beef in seattle. >> not yet but they are looking at him. >> do they have him in prison. >> they got him in prison on a lesser charge. the judge clearly thinks he did it because she set the bond at $100,000 for this minor charge. so they are looking at him for the 16-year-old. >> earlier this week, nevada sparks middle school, you know about the story, a 12-year-old seventh grader shoots a teacher dead and kills himself and wounds two other children. he got the gun, a federal authority now says, from his parents. all right? now, the state has not confirmed that the state of nevada, but the feds say the kid got the gun, it was his parents' gun he took it out of the house. what is the parents' culpability here? >> in nevada it's going to be tough subject him to either criminal or civil liability. because that state says in order to charge the parents criminally, you have to prove that they acted intentionally or recklessly and actually providing the gun to him. all right, loaded gun at a kitchen table that's one

thing. >> let me ask you an ethical question. the kid is dead. >> yeah. >> do you really want to drag the parents in? >> in some states, they might. like massachusetts for example. >> there were three victims. >> in massachusetts, for example, there is only three states in the union that impose liability on the parents for basically the kid got a gun and it was in your house, you are liable. >> you are liable. >> massachusetts is one of them. they believe as a policy matter you have got to hold parents accountable so that they really lock up their guns. >> on a similar note, we have a mother in virginia who was witnessing her daughter being beaten, i mean, punched, she is 35-year-old. >> by a group of boys. >> right. who came over to her house. so she fire as gun in the air to scare the boys away and is arrested; is that true? >> um-huh. so she is arrested. the cops say what goes up must come down. it was a busy bustling apartment complex and the bullet could have come down and hurt somebody. the mother says what am i going to do? >> let's hear from the mother.

roll the tape. >> he hit my daughter and kept coming after my daughter because i do open carry, you know, because i'm a registered gun owner and i open carry everywhere i go, i walked out to the middle of the parking lot where i was away from everybody, not near anybody, not near, you know, the buildings or anything, and i unholsterred my weapon, held it straight up in the air and shot straight in the air one shot. >> now, what is she charged with? >> firing a weapon. >> illegally discharging a weapon. >> illegal discharging a weapon. number one isn't this what joe biden told everybody to do fire a warning shot to scare away the bad people? number two, what would you do. >> i would have done exactly the same thing. >> a group of boys assaulting your daughter. >> i might have shot the boys. >> they are saying she should have called the authorities, really as the beat down is happening in front of your very eyes? >> let the kid be killed. >> and then we will wait for the police. >> and you have a gun on you? fire a warn shot up in the air.

>> is this the wood bridge police doing. this i think it is. >> we have got to find out. this has got to be dropped. >> here is the extra bad thing. so that night her mom is in jail. the daughter goes to stay with her grandmother because her mother is not present and the daughter has been missing ever since. now, i don't know what happened to her. >> she is gone. >> yes, she is missing. >> i didn't know that. >> there was a group of bullies that was after him. some conflicts glicket. >> they don't know where she. >> they don't know where she is. >> let's follow, number one, this woman shouldn't be charged with anything. number two, got to find this girl. >> absolutely right. >> all right, megyn, thanks very much. watch her as i said right after the factor on deck. our mad as hell segment where you sound off in very lively letters tonight. that's arnold. is he mad. right back with mad as hell. if you think a prune is a prune, you haven't tried sunsweet, the amazing prune.

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back of the book segment tonight, are you as mad as hell? thousands of factor viewers are and have written to us mad as hell foxnews.com. tonight we have five letters for you. here to explain them to me, fox news anchor heather nauert. you see her in the morning. going to begin with betty bear who lives in virginia. o'reilly, you provoke me. you can't help yourself interrupting your guests. stop it it betty is mad as hell about me. why do you think i interrupt the guests? >> i know you interrupt them. >> you do? >> a lot of people don't realize about television shows. television shows are programmed to the very second and each segment is assigned a certain amount of time. it could be 5 or 10 minutes that you have to interview guests. if you have two guests you have to it split up the time between both. as you know they like to go on track and you need to get them back on track.

>> two rules you have to answer the question asked and you saw that with governor richardson earlier. and i jumped and i interrupted. now if i had let governor richardson answer what he wanted, the segment. >> thinking about something all together different. >> betty needs to be more understanding of bill. >> now, bill, let me call you out on this. you can be very charming but you could be a little more tactful sometimes. >> i could be more tactful? >> yes, yes. >> what am i a morning show host? what? tactful. >> nice little glimmer in your eye and that's sweet. >> this is the no spin zone, okay? >> we know you can be sweet. >> no, we can't. second letter from patrick, i'm mad as hell at the media bias in this country. evident again when the press largely blamed republican force shutting down the government. now, there was a survey on, this right? >> you know the group media research centered looks for liberal bias in the media talking about the partial government shutdown. and they found that of the 124 stories that covered

this topic, 41 of them blamed conservatives for the shut down. 17 stories blamed both sides. not a single one blamed democrats. okay. i think it's pretty obvious. >> remember the pew survey that copy out a few years back about the bias of the media, where the media stands w politics, looking back at that one, 53% said they were moderate. 32% said they were liberal or very liberal. we see why -- >> some of the conservatives are loud. they may be small in numbers. >> both sides can be loud. >> next comes from mark in le awood, kansas. i travel by plane for business almost every week and i am tired of being smacked by backpacks as passengers walk by me. when you walk down the aisle, take the backpack off and hold

it in front of you. ta good for you. the guy comes with the giant backpack. >> or the lady with the big purse. i'm guilty of it. >> you are? >> of course. all kinds of stuff. >> i carry a lot of baby stuff with me. just in case i run into a baby. >> when they enter the plane you have to take off the backpack and hold it like a normal human being. >> come on. they have to tell people to do it? that should be common sense. >> you're not in the forest. our on a plane. >> do you know who deserves the blame? the airlines do for the baggage fees. >> they can stand there and say off with the backpack. i just interrupted heather. i have to go. >> you did it in a charming way. >> bar harbor town council made me mad. my late uncle fought in the battle of the bulge and they

take the tree display down honoring our voets. they should be ashamed. >> jesse shamed them. there is a group that moved the lights -- >> and the tree to another town 60 miles away. >> in maine. cumberland? >> columbia falls, maine is the name of the new town. >> we should all go there and buy christmas stuff. everybody. >> that tree will be lit. >> it's chilly but all right. >> 365 days a year. >> last letter. i'm mad because my wife won't let me turn up my collar like jesse does. his wife won't let him. what do you think? >> it's a tough look. >> he looks like a doo fuss. no doubt about it. >> i think he's cute. he looks cute with a popped

collar. >> why do you think this guy's wife won't let him. >> you have to be confident to pull it off. >> confident. >> absolutely. >> i never have my collar up like that. >> you have another look going. >> i have a different look. what about the wife not letting him? what is that? >> maybe they are newlyweds. >> the wife won't let him? i don't understand. do you have to go in and get an okay? is this okay, honey? >> my husband doesn't listen to me. >> i find that hard to believe, heather. very hard to believe. factor tip of the day. writing lies. thank you, by the way, i appreciate you coming in. >> thank you. >> almost forgot to thank heather. the tip moments away. ♪

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care will hurt. where were you when members of the tea party were trying to stop it? oh, you were busy slamming the tea party. total distortion. i opposed obama care from the jump saying allowing competition among health care companies would accomplish the goal of affordable health care. the president won re-election so there was little i could do. when the fact es merged that the roll out was failing i reported that and put forth a solution. as for the tea party i accurately predicted the defund obama care movement would fail and result in a backlash. those are facts and you may want to wise up. from california, right on. president obama is worried about his ego not solving the mess. from new york, bill, i disagree with you. lower income folks won't support obama care after they see the deductibles. if your household income is below a certain level there are no deductibles. the feds will pay for

everything. that's what this is about. from new zealand, i am an american living here and we don't worry about health care. they take care of us all. new zealand has a population of 4 million. there are four times as many people here in the new york city area alone. far different deal in the usa. why do you need to auction ties to raise money for the fisher house? isn't the government recommend burrising them? >> the money won't be reimbursed. so the auction we hope everybody will check out. great ties, good cause. bill, i'm afraid your ties will be too short for me. who are you? i'm 6'4". from indiana, i like miller. i wish i could understand him.

don't we all, dick? helen from california. first i didn't read killing kennedy because i didn't think it would be as good as "killing lincoln." i was wrong. can't wait for "killing jesus." i am reading "killing jesus" in rapt amazement. can't put it down. i'm glad you're enjoying it. finally the factor tip of the day. a contrast of honesty and dishonest dishonesty. less the usual conspiracy loons and historians did someone mention bill o'reilly -- will be exploiting the retrospective of push their odd ball agendas. he's a long time left wing masquerading as a journalist. he has company at the boston globe. "killing kennedy" was released a year ago and has no agenda other

than reporting the truth of the matter. he's irresponsible in the extreme on the other hand, thomas sole writing about the epidemic of violence of young black men says while some of the attacks make it into the media as isolated incidents the nationwide pattern of organized black on white attacks by thugs remains invisible with the notable exception of bill o'reilly. an honest assessment not just because it is flattering to me. always know who is writing what you are reading. thomas sole has a long history of bravery and honesty. the beam guy, just the opposite. that's it for us tonight. check out the fox news factor website which is different from billoreilly.com. also, spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world. ore irgs lly@fox news.com. name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day just for women. do not be a virago when writing

to the factor. a man can't be one. only women. don't be one. thanks for watching. megyn is next. remember, the spin stops here. we are looking out for you. >> breaking tonight on "the kelly file," kathleen sebelius finding time to deliver this message. she doesn't answer to the american people who want her fired. plus -- tonight on "the kelly file," questions turn eed shoutg on capitol hill. >> you keep speaking about unexpected volume. i think that's a lame excuse. >> as lawmakers try to get to the bottom of the problems with the health care roll out we speak with the chair of the committee leading the investigation. and we'll have a special look at the health care promises the president made to pass the law. have they been kept? and the shocking report of how much of your tax dollars are being spent on welfare.