thursday it's out of here and that's when i think people should travel is on thanksgiving, because between now and wednesday, it's going to be rough. including you, my friend. >> wish you could have fixed that, janice. thank you for being with us and be sure to tune in again tomorrow night at 7:00 for on the record and i'll see you tomorrow night on the 5:00. good night. tonight. >> this agreement has made the world a much more dangerous place. >> is that true? is the nuke deal with iran a dangerous capitulation? senator john mchune will analyze. cnn anchor chris cuomo sticking up for the commentator who grossly insulted sarah palin. >> did i go out and party sometimes? yes. i'm only human. >> you partied a lgt haittle ha

than most people. >> i wouldn't say that. >> most people don't smoke crack when they party. >> jesse travels to toronto to find out what the deuce is going on up there. >> so you're fine with him smoking crack, you just don't like that he got caught? >> yeah. >> glenn beck returns to "the factor "sthoo this evening. you're about to enter the spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. hi, i'mbill owe ri. as you know, i am a simple man. last night senator kerry and president obama told the world that a compromise had been reached with iran over nuclear weapons. immediately there was controversy. we must be skeptical here.

first of all, there are folks that don't care if iran gives up its nukes. on the opposite side, there are americans who will oppose anything president obama does. therefore, they will object to the deal with iran on that basis. so let's put those two groups aside for a moment. there are two key things in place. first, the agreement slows down but does not stop iran's development of nuclear weapons. that's why the israelis are so angry. they want iran's nuclear program to stop enrich uranium, the uranium they already has destroyed. but under this deal, it's not going to happen. president obama says this is just the first part of the deal. more stringent controls will be brought after six months. the anti-obama forces don't believe that will happen. on the other hand, many believe it's good, that talking with them is better than shooting at them. and though some sanctions are

lifted, most stay in place and can be reinstituted, or so the president says. to bolster that point of view, you can legitimately say the sanctions have worked. iran is keeping their behavior in channels because of the sanctions. but cutting to the nuke chase. some say we could have made a better deal. if we had held out for a few more months, the iranian economy would have gotten worse and we would have been in a stronger position to make iran give up much more. but with the trouble over obama care, he wanted to make the deal to demonstrate leadership and to stop the public opinion leading. but that might not work, as some democrats, especially those with some big jewish populations like new york, don't like the deal. now there is a move in congress to impose even stricter sanctions. of course, the president would

veto that if it ever passed. there you have it. the deal delays but does not prevent iranian nuclear weapons. t the president says a better deal is forthcoming. others say iran will cheat all day long. john mccain, a foreign policy expert. am i making any mistakes, senator? >> no, you're not, bill. i would add that there are three factors in developing nuclear weapons. one is the material itself, the other is the weapon that would go on the missile, and the other two there preceding the pace. second of all, we look at iran on the issue of nuclear weapons. they're sending 5,000 hizbollah to syria and bragging about being in syria killing syrians. they are spreading terror throughout the region. they are responsible for the deaths of americans, and i would

also point out on this whole issue of right to enrich, they've cheated, they've lied, they've provericated for years and years and years, and the fundamental has to be they don't have the right to enrich. if you look at the final print on this agreement, you'll see basically we have conceded that. that's outrageous and ridiculous, and by the way, our centrifuges continue to spin. the facility in iraq is not dismantled and frankly we've seen this movie before. >> you're against the deal. let's take it one by one. is it better for the united states to be talking with these people than to just say, look, our way or the highway, because you know they'll take the highway. they're not going to -- you have to give them something to get something. so i agree with a lot of what you said. i mean, we certainly don't have any assurance that they're not going to continue to do what they do. but if they don't --

>> listen -- >> -- then all hell is going to break loose. president obama said we tried this, we tried that, they're cheating, they're doing this, and now it's going to be even worse. no? >> first of all, you know that the president didn't threaten the use of force. second of all, we're giving. they're not giving anything. we're giving. >> they're not going to enrich more than 5%, which they have to get up to 20% to have weapons grade. they said we're not going to do that, we're only going to do 5. >>. iea people will tell you it's literally a matter of weeks before you move from 5% up to material of 90%. we're giving them an additional 7. some people say as much as $20 billion which they'll use to continue to spread terror all over the world. by the way, with their economic difficulties, i've seen no reduction in their activities, especially in the middle east. they're in yemen, they killed

americans -- >> what would you do if you were president, and you came close to being president. what would you do with these guys? they're bad guys. what would you do? say you were president. what would you do with these guys? >> i would say we'll talk to you as long as you want, but we have to have a specific dismantlement of these capabilities. to say you no longer have the, quote, right to enrich. we'll build it for you. >> we'll build you the peaceful one if you want it, but netanyahu says no deal unless they stop -- you can't just stop a little, you have to stop totally. all right, you would do that. >> and the only way you can keep them from not cheating, because they've been able to fool us over the years, is to have that complete stop. they're going to find ways to conceal it. they've done it in the past.

in fact, in 2007, our intelligence estimate was that they weren't doing it anymore. that shows you how unreliable our intelligence is when this kind of a complicated situation exists. >> but i think the israelis have very good intelligence coming out of there. i could be wrong about that, but that's what i understand. >> yes, and they are the target, bill. don't forget that. they're the ones that the iranians have said they're going to wipe off the map. wouldn't it be nice if they said israel has the right to exist? wouldn't that be a nice thing? >> they're not nice people, senator, as you know. president obama. is he doing this deal to get away from the obama care chaos? >> i won't accuse him of that, but i am accusing him of doing a deal that is fundamentally flawed and is, if not seeking to divert attention has that effect, but -- look, six months from now, we have to pass -- you were talking about congress. we have to pass legislation that tightens the sanctions if six months from now there is no

deal. right now they're talking about six months and then maybe months after that and maybe months after that. meanwhile the centrifuges spin, and you and i have seen negotiators who negotiate for the sake of negotiation. >> all right, senator. we appreciate you coming on. happy thanksgiving to you and your family. next on the rundown with mchumne, we'll tell you whether president obama will win or lose on the situation. analyzing sarah palin with the nfc. "the factor" is coming right back. (vo) you are a business pro.

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that during the pendency of this agreement that iran will cheat, and we won't perhaps know that but it will be more difficult than the administration makes it sound to reimpose the sanctions that have been lifted. and i think that kind of lies at the core of it. >> but most of the sanctions haven't been lifted, just a few things. >> right. >> i don't know if you can force russia or china to do anything anymore, but certainly as i said to the senator, if you can demonstrably show the iranians cheated, it's all over for them. they have a little thread of credibility in those worlds that don't like us, but whatever. congress says now it may get involved by passing a bill that would up the u.s. sanctions against iran, correct? >> that's the threat, and, you know, there are two ways to look at that, bill. one is while it interferes with these delicate negotiations and would upset the whole apple cart if they were put in place, the

president, as you pointed out earlier, has apparent veto by any act of congress, so i'm not sure as a practical matter how great a threat it actually is. in fact, it seems to me the president might welcome congress' readiness to enact such a thing and be prepared to say tight rao the iranians, loo only will i impose the sanctions you temporarily lifted or we don't make any further progress, but i will sign into the law a bill to add further sanctions. >> so it might be to the president's benefit to have the congress pass some deal. >> well, either that or be prepared to. i suppose if they pass it now, it would expire and -- or he could just have it on his desk for a while, and if it expired, he could have a new one. >> but harry reid, if it comes back for a vote -- >> that's what i'm trying to get at. reid won't put it up for a vote unless the president says put it

up for a vote. reid is a complete stooge, with all due respect. is he a stooge? >> what was that? >> it was a stab to reid by me, totally immature. i suppose whatever reid wants to do reid is going to do. >> i think that's what congressional leaders of the party tend to do when their man is in the white house. >> i asked this of john mccain and mccain said he wouldn't accuse him of that. do you believe he did this deal to get the heat off obama care? >> well, i would put it this way. i would think it is certainly a welcome development as he seeks to get some of the heat off obama care. i don't think it will have that effect, although i think presidents making deals with countries we feel are enemy countries generally meets the approval of the public, they like to see the president active on the world stage, seeking peace and seeking it by peaceful

means. i mean, this all feeds into a narrative that the president would like to have people following. but i think it is too minor a deal so far to do much to overcome people's distress at the rollout of obama care. >> i do believe there was more urgency for the president than john kerry to act now because of the heat, whereas i believe it would have been better for the country to wait a few months, let them really feel the economic pain a bit longer, and then go in. >> you have a point, bill, it seems to me, because look, the reason they came to the table is they wanted the sanctions lifted. i don't know if they're in any sense intent on stopping their nuclear program or giving it up on any permanent basis. and if the sanctions are biting and they want out from under them, now might be the time to seek the full deal you're trying to get, which is conformity with u.n. resolutions, which this deal does not bring them into line with that says you got to

stop your nuclear activities. >> right. all right, brit, thank you very much, we appreciate it. directly ahead, president obama in california promoting the proposed immigration law. sympathy for the media devil. also, glen beck returns to t"th factor."

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. president obama is in california promoting his immigration vision. he says the immigration vision is broken and he can fix it by offering illegal immigrants a kind of con voluntavoluted path citizenship. he said he will finally secure the border.

juan, the problem here is that nobody believes president obama will secure the border. they believe he will give the path way to citizenship, but nobody believes he's going to stop more people from coming in to follow the same path way. do you understand that, juan? >> yeah. in the senate bill that was passed in june, bill, there is a ton of money, i mean like you wouldn't believe how much money in order to secure the border. and that was passed by a democratic majority in the senate. the president says he supports that bill. he's also now said he supports the piecemeal approach that the house republicans say they want to take, but speaker boehner is sitting both on the comprehensive bill from the senate and the piecemeal stuff, he says there's not enough time this year on the calendar. it looks like he's just given up. >> money doesn't stop drug smuggling or people smuggling. you have to have the will to do it and that will has to be kbar imparted.

and you have to put people committed to stop people on the border, and the president, i don't think, is committed to doing that? >> well, i think -- >> do you think he's committed to doing that? >> look, if it's in the bill, he's got to do it. >> if it's in the bill, he's got to do it? >> apparently not. >> what you've got is a strong, potent political issue not only for republicans but democrats. this is an issue where people want something done. two-thirds of americans say get something done, stop the stalling. >> what say you, mary? >> bill, i'm with you. the biggest op sta kbstacle for immigration reform was the lack of trust that the president was actually going to follow through on border security. to juan's point, there was a lot of money in obama care for the obama care website and that didn't work out so well. there were a lot of things in the law that obama is supposed to follow through on, yet he's allowed himself to skip over

various parts of the law. when you see that and he's not acting on things that he wants to act on, his own signature law, i think you become even more distrustful about what he'll do on immigration. >> there is a lack of trust on the part of the opposition and even some independents. now, do you think, mary katherine, that president obama is doing the iran deal and promoting the immigration bill to deflect people from the obama care, or do you think he's doing good for country? >> i think they're in his wheelhouse, things he's interested in talking about, but i do think the time is interesting, and on immigration he's always shown he's favored immigration as a political point rather than a policy one. if he started it when there was 60 senators, he might have had a better chance, but now he wants to use it as a cudgel. >> if he goes out in front and

says, no, i'm your friend, remember, i want to get this deal, maybe his poll numbers get back up. i don't think they'll get back up on iran, but i could be wrong on that. >> i think his poll numbers have split, but i don't think they've particularly split among hispanics. the poll shows most hispanics still support the president. >> that's not true. >> here's my position on this, which is there is a real urgency. most americans, they think the health care act rollout has been a disaster. they think there are problems in the middle east. but here's the thing, they think, these aren't my problems. get the jobs thing fixed, get immigration fixed. >> those things are very low on people's concerns because of the jobs issue. >> they should do things that helps people's lives and move things forward. >> latino/hispanic vote -- i don't have the approval.

i will get it. you're wrong on that one, juan. after obama care cratered, the only thing that didn't turn was african-americans. >> it didn't turn to the point of disapproval. you're right, the numbers are slipping. i was over at the white house last week because the numbers were slipping. >> then things improve, they invite juan over. invite juan over, maybe he'll improve. >> there's going to have to be a point where republicans are not just the party of no but come up with some ideas to fix it. >> matt katherine, real quick, last point. go. >> after obama's term, people are now getting, i think, more afraid that the federal government might really affect things that are going on in their lives because they haven't affected them in positive ways, as we see with obama care, and i think that's the price he's paying when he tries to

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it is mayor rob ford running wild, admitting to smoking crack and out of control behavior in general. we sent watters up to canada where he tracked down the mayor. >> mayor ford, you're in a bit of trouble up here. >> we'll see around october 27 if i'm in trouble or not. >> you're running for reelection. >> absolutely. >> marion berry smoked crack and got reelected. have you reached out to him? >> no, i haven't reached out to anyone. >> your behavior has been a little erratic. what's going on? >> did i go out and party sometimes? sure. i'm only human. >> you partied a little harder than most people. >> i wouldn't say that. >> most people don't smoke crack when they party. >> on a friday night, if i know i have nothing planned the next day, maybe once every two months, which it usually is, i'll drink and have a big party. >> cut loose. >> cut loose. >> do you smoke crack? >> no, i don't smoke crack. >> you did that one time?

>> i didn't have to say it. i admitted it. then they came out with all these videos and then the police are following me around with planes and i've never been charged. this is the biggest coup you've ever seen in north america. have i politically crap? no. am i a little rough around the edges? absolutely. i call a spade a spade. >> do you think that decision will look poorly on your position as mayor, though? >> i haven't missed one day of work. >> this is killing you right now. >> this man is a one-man episode of "cops." >> do you listen to any of that? >> i'm watching nfl, i'm watching hockey. i'm a big hockey fan. >> you're not an obama supporter, are you? >> no, i'm not a leftie, i'm a righty. some of the stuff you guys are doing, are you crazy? >> you're not an obama care supporter? >> come on!

>> the woman who you barrelled over at the city council meeting, is she okay? >> i didn't barrel her over. it sounds like you're a leftie here. they have paid people on council. i tried so moek it through, and she was in the way. i accidentally bumped her and i grabbed her. >> are you having fun right now? >> i'm loving it. >> you're liking this? >> i'm loving it. my record speaks for itself. i apologize for my mistakes, i'm only human. i can't change the past. it is what it is. >> he is, he's loving this. what about the consequences? are there any? and how do the good folks who live in toronto see all this? roll the tape. >> reporter: are you proud of mayor ford? >> no. >> not at all. >> he was drunk at the party everyone thinks should leave. >> ford screwed up in a particular fashion in his own

unique way. >> it's the most amazing thing i ever saw! >> his behavior is detrimental. >> this is his personal behavior. it's nothing to do with the country. >> he probably dabbled in it once or twice. >> crack? >> yes. >> is crack legal? >> it's not legal. marijuana isn't legal as well. >> marijuana is a little different than crack. >> no, no, a little bit. >> have you ever smoked crack? >> yeah. >> did you ever go to prison? >> yeah. >> this is just plain freezing. >> i've smoked a lot of weed. i'm pretty fried. >> do you think smoking crack is a good idea? >> it would actually raise your iq if you sit there and hyperfocus on some stuff. >> right, as usual, sir. >> i'm going to have to pat you down here. spread 'em. >> my legs? >> spread 'em. let's see it. >> i have no crack. >> are you sure you have no

crack? >> you should smoke some, too. >> drugs? >> thank you, no. i'm straight. >> do you think the mayor's capable of performing his duties? >> no, i think he should step down. >> i think it's time for him to quit. he's got problems. >> do you think the press has been too tough on the mayor? >> absolutely. this is all political. they're just wanting him out of office and now they found a reason to. >> okay, so i'll see you later, huh? i'll give you a call. >> do you ever watch "bill o'reilly"? >> a little bit. >> are you a factor fan? i'm wattteers and this is my world. >> you're my hero. >> what's it like to be in my world? >> you're rocking my world right now. >> bill o'reilly is not allowed here. >> now you have to go. here's watters. the consensus on the streets? >> i think 60-40 they're against

mayor ford, but they like his policies. he came in and he cut taxes, he wants to clean things up. he resonates with the average guy. >> ford himself, why did he bother to talk to you? does he have any idea who you are, what we're doing? >> i don't think he's ever heard of "the factor." the guy they interviewed, the chief of staff, he actually got canned after the interview because they had to cut the budgets for the chief of staff. >> when you cut the budget, there's not much room for salaries. he looks to me like an okay guy. >> he's a great guy. he's a good old boy. >> he should be in detox or something. >> he says he doesn't have an alcohol problem, he just needs to hit the gym. so he hires a personal trainer, and the day after this permanent trainer is linked to a steroid scandal. so trouble just follows this guy. >> he looks like he's on steroids. watters, you know i'm right pretty much most of the time.

>> 98.8. >> that's why watters has his job, he says things like that. >> 47% of hispanic voters disapprove. 41% approve. juan! juan should buy us both dinner, i think. >> i think so. i'm going to order the steak and the lobster. >> we come back to the cnn anchor defending the gross verbal attack on sarah palin. glen beck returning to "the factor" at least for tonight. moments away. a small business credit card with amazing rewards. with the spark cascard from capital one, i get 2% cash back on ery purchase, every day. i break my back around here. finally soone's recognizing me with unlimited rewards! meetings start at 11, cindy. [ male announcer get the spark business card from capital one. choose 2% cash back or double miles on every purchase, every d. what's in your wallet?

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the o'reilly factor, the number one cable news show for 13 years running. >> thanks for staying with us. sarah palin, cnn and msnbc. it all started about two weeks ago. sarah palin compared the national debt to slavery. >> obviously you don't literally mean it's like slavery which cost millions of people their lives and there was rape and torture. you're using it as a metaphor, but don't you ever worry that using that kind of language you risk obscuring the point you're trying to make? >> there is another definition of slavery and that is being beholden to some kind of master that is not of your choosing.

yes, the national debt will be like slavery when the note comes due. >> after that statement, msnbc's martin beshear told his very few viewers that perhaps someone should assault governor palin in a gross way. beshear has since apologized but has not been suspended. then a few days later, cnn's chris cuomo said this. >> if you know what slavery is, this should happen to you. then he spent the last minute telling the terrible things that happened to slaves. do you think he was trying to be vicious to sarah palin? >> yes, of course. >> you don't think he was just making a rhetorical point and this was a mistake of how to do it? >> and you say? >> well, on the chris cuomo thing, bill, i say that cuomo is going out of his way to at least

find context or what did martin beshear really mean when he mid that vile comment? then he asked that dumb question about, do you think martin beshear was savagely attacking sarah palin? this tells me one thing and only one thing, that chris cuomo doesn't like sarah palin, either. >> could it be -- and i know cuomo, he used to work here at fox. could it be he doesn't know martin beshear? because, look, if you know what beshear does -- >> could it be that he's martin beshear's buddy? that's what it sounds like. >> maybe. maybe. if you know martin beshear and you know what he does all the time, you couldn't ask that question because he's a smear merchant. he smears. that's what he does. >> exactly. >> why would you give a guy who is doing this for a living the benefit of the doubt? now, if it had been wolf blitzer

who never smears, then the cuomo question, i think, would have been valid. >> i think you're making my point. here's chris cuomo saying he's looking for, if not an excuse, at least he seems to be defending the indefensible or at least trying to understand this comment that is so nasty that we're not even saying what it is tonight on the air. that's how over the line and how nasty that comment was. so if you're trying to find meaning and context and all this, would he try to find meaning if somebody made an equally vile remark about gays or women or muslims? no. he would condemn it as all decent people would. >> he gets more personal than not. i think limbaugh made point that if i had said this or charles cramer had said this about a liberal politician, or even sarah palin, it would have been a riot, okay? the other point is this guy joe

concha -- i don't know how to pronounce it, we've had him on the show. >> concha. >> he was incredulous. i don't understand why he's so naive about this. >> you're giving him too much credit. it isn't a matter of being naive, it's a matter of being liberal. thank goodness very, very few liberals have come to martin beshear's either defense or whatever you want to call it. but that's what this is about. this is a liberal journalist. it's a liberal journalist saying, well, don't you think he really meant you don't defend or try to even understand a remark that's that far over the line. and if you want to know what i would do about it, i'm going to be here for the next few minutes. feel free to ask me. >> well, you would fire beshear, right? >> well, as a general rule, i'm not for firing people who make

comments that are either unpopular or controversial. but in his case, this was in a class by itself, that's how nasty his remark was. so yes, i would fire him, but then i would go to the real villain. i'd go to the president of msnbc, phil griffin, who has created a culture over there in which this kind of thing happens all too often. not to this degree, but all too often. the third thing i would do, very quickly, is i would go to the president of nbc news, and i would say, one of your predecessors said we do news here at nbc and that's our opinion page over at msnbc. and if she said -- i would ask her, do you want an opinion page like that for nbc news? and if she said yes, i would throw her rear end out onto the street also. >> bernie goldberg, everybody, straight talker tonight. glen beck on the show tonight. he's got a new book out. glen beck is next.

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he joins us now from his lavish headquarters in dallas, texas. how are you? >> i'm good, bill. >> you have're causing trouble radio and tv. >> i'm not causing trouble. here's what i'm doing. i'm talking to people like malcolm gladwell who has a new david and goliath book out. i'm talking to -- >> wait, wait. this pinhead i saw on "60

minutes" last night, what are you getting out of that? >> here's something nobody is talking about, is his faith and what happened to him while he was writing this book. while he's writing this book, he was a guy found himself rediscovering faith and the importance of faith. when he was on my set, i couldn't believe it. i'm listening to him saying, you know, even people of faith don't know the power of faith. they really don't understand that everything is within their grasp right now. i think he's right. >> you're still connecting public policy with personal belief system. i thought it was a good thing. you are one of the few people who do that. >> you know, i think the way to solve our problems, bill, in fact the only way to solve our problems, and i'm seeing it with people on both sides of the aisle is personal responsibility. one of my good friends is penn

gillette, an athiest. he's a moral man. he doesn't need religion for that. that's fine. >> let's get to obama care. i believe this has changed the whole complexion of the nation now. last summer if you were to say barack obama is incompetent, not running the government right, oh, you're a crank, beck. now, polls plummeting, personal popularity, plummeting, honesty level plum netting. you say what? >> i say surprise, surprise. everything that he's done, we were chastised for. we were eviscerateded for saying this is exactly what would happen. you haven't gotten to the panels yet that are supposed to be in place by january 15. when america really sees what's going on, they will lose their minds. the problem is you don't pull this back out. you don't take that tentacle

back out. i don't know if you are going to make it better. >> the republicans need an alternate system. >> it's called the free market system. >> yeah, but with insurance companies throwing off and things like that. >> throwing off -- who's throwing? the insurance company weren't throwing people off. the government is forcing people. here's what they really meant. not if you like your insurance you can keep it. he really meant if i like your insurance, you can keep your insurance. >> we know that. we also know that there have been abuses in the health care system that need to be corrected. >> there always are. >> not by this. >> right. >> by targeted things. all right. let's get to the book. >> all right. >> your head is blocking the s on miracles. it's miracles and massacres. it says your country is with good and bad. you have to deal with it both. >> i think the most shocking thing in the book is there are

things here like for instance edison is a dirt bag. i hate edison. i loved thomas edison before i started reading about tesla. this is an old letter from 1935 from tesla. you start to see what edison did where he was elect cuting dogs, horses and calling it westinghouse, not electrocution. he wanted to westinghouse people to get his product pushed and not tesla and westinghouse. this is one of only seven guns taken. this was taken from sitting eagle. at the -- >> wounded knee. >> wounded knee battle. thank you, bill. when you see what happened there and -- this was buried. this was absolutely buried. our own military lied in court. then we tried to cover it up by

giving everybody medals there. >> right. >> it needs to be exposed so you can say these things were bad. let's learn from it so we can come back. who is the tesla that's being buried today by somebody who has insider trading access in wall street like edison did. >> all right, beck. beck is now the watchdog of history along with me. we're rolling. >> bed sheets from abraham lincoln. you may have the book. i have the bedsheet. >> thanks. good luck with that. up next, factor tip of the day. when you need to take a break. the tip is moments away.

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jesus." still number one on the publishers weekly list after eight weeks in the marketplace. if you would like a signed copy and i will personalize it for you. go to billoreilly.com now. we'll stop the signed books next week because i can't sign them all in time for christmas unless we do that. i will sign "killing kennedy" and "killing lincoln." if you're a premium member you get your choice of the books free of charge. michael from arizona. alec baldwin was suspended by msnbc because he went against liberal doctrine by insulting gays. bashir was not suspended because his anti-palin remarks fit their view views. sterling from florida. you should mention the ms stands p for microsoft. they are out of it, sterling. walked away years ago.

i'm an american working here and i was embarrassed when they printed you were waiting for president obama to be asas that itted. i believe this country is disconnected from reality. i have never been there. want to go. people are the same all over. some good, some bad. that guy is bad. the paper is wrong. james from wellington. bill, attacks like the on you are the reason i no longer read the herald. my family couldn't afford to send me to chaminade high school so i graduated from st. agnes. my father broke his back paying the tuition but they gave me discipline i needed. on wednesday, the december 4, i am doing a show there. billoreilly.com has 400 tickets if you would like to see me. we'll discuss my books, state of the union, proceeds go to educating kids like me. it will be fun.

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opine. do not be insidious when writing to the factor. thanks for watching. ms. megyn is next. i'm bill o'reilly. the spin stops here because we are definitely looking out for you. welcome to "the kelly file." the big story tonight the president working a series of west coast fundraisers while a growing number of democrats are sending warnings to the white house. with just days before a key deadline they are prepared to break ranks over obama care. good evening. i'm megyn kelly. earlier today we got the latest in a series of polls now showing plunging political fortunes for the obama administration. a cnn poll shows 53% of the country now doesn't trust our president. 53%.