your day with ainsley and fox and friends each weekday morning at 5:00 a.m . thanks for joining us. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. "the o'reilly factor" is on tonight. >> good morning. it's wednesday, december 18th. two people just woke up filthy rich. >> megan millions lottery 636 million bucks has been won. what will happen to the folks who get the money? it's often very troubling. we'll have a special report. a "factor" investigation will tell you about hundreds of millions of dollars planned parenthood is getting from women who have abortions. is there a war on babies in america? also tonight, it's the christians turn to respond to some christmas controversies. and why the speaker of the house

is so tan. >> they probably weren't there yesterday when i was out cutting my grass. >> caution. you are about to enter the no-spin shown. "factor" begins right now. hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. do you want to be rich? that is a subject of this evening's talking points memo. the mega millions lottery has been won and there are two winners. one in georgia. one in california. and if they take lump sum payments, they each get close to $171 million before taxes. the feds will then take 39.6% of that. if the winner takes an annuity, they get 6.4 million for the next 30 years. if they die, their heirs get it and feds get 39.6. we have two new 1 percenters in

america tonight. do you wish you were in that circumstance? here's what happens when a person is wealthy. first, he or she becomes a target. some folks want a piece of their money and will lie and cheat and steal to get it. so rich people have to hire lawyers. lots of lawyers because they will be sued, extorted and stolen from. that will happen. every person you deal with will consider your money. good folks will not let it influence how they treat you so pray you know good folks. take the case of 42-year-old abraham shakespeare who won 30 million in the florida lottery four years ago. by all accounts, abraham was a generous guy helping family and friends with his money. one year ago this woman, doris moore, was convicted of murdering mr. shakespeare, part of a scheme to get his money and

then there's pedro of new jersey. he won 338 million in the powerball lottery worth about 152 million after taxes. presto. pedro's ex-girlfriend suing him for half. there are legions of lawyers lined up to bludgeon wealthy americans and corporations. they work for a piece of the action. they don't charge you up front. so ruthless people can hire them to try to extort money in civil court. if they lose, so what? every affluent person in america is in danger. every one. thus the two folks who have won the big money this week will see their lives instantly change and perhaps for the worst. their relationships will be different and they'll have to watch every move they make. every telephone call. every cell phone camera. everything they do. their freedom will be severely curtailed. the upside is financial security

if they can find a trustworthy investment firm and freedom of movement to go where they please when they please and they won't have to struggle to provide a decent living for them and their families. right now the median income in usa is slightly more than $52,000. half of us earn more, half less. only 1% of the population is truly financially independent. yes, we are a rich nation but the cost of living well is out of sight. so congratulations to the mega winners and the best thing we can do for them is say a prayer. that's the memo. now, the top story tonight. how the federal government handles money as you may know there's a new budget that mandates the feds will spend more than $2 trillion over the next two years. because tax dollars will not cover that spending, the deficit each year will be more than $500

million, which will be added to $17.3 trillion national debt. if that sounds like madness, it is. no question the feds spend money on dumb things. a few examples. almost $2 million will be spent on lifestyle coaching for folks who work for u.s. senators. almost $1 million taxpayer dollars will be spent on studying romance and 360,000 to study bed rest and 415,000 to study fine wine. we're not only going to study wine but we're sending it to chinese. why? so they'll like our wine. maybe they'll be drunk. we don't know. we're just sending it to them and $1 million to build a bus stop in arlington, virginia. i want to go to that bus stop when it's completed.

this next one, this next one really got my attention. federal government is allocating $17.5 million in the form of tax breaks for legalized brothels in nevada. workers can deduct breast implants, costumes, and special equipment. this special treatment has been given because the brothels apparently help the local economy in nevada. joining us now from sparks, perhaps apply named, owner of the moonlight bunny ranch. >> hi, bill. >> all right, dennis. you have taken the 17.5 million. you don't get it all. you and your co-brothel people get it. do you understand why some taxpayers may feel this a frivolous waste of taxpayer money? >> i think this is tom coburn being a grandstander and media host to the tea party. what he's trying to do is attack

the tax code by eliminating exemptions no different than if the avon lady couldn't write off makeup or gasoline to get to your house. >> coburn, by the way, is the senator from oklahoma who put out a lot of the stuff i just cited. i'm glad you cited him. if you were just a regular american lady and you had breast implants, you can't deduct them, okay? can't. it's your expense. your choice. you do it. in your establishment, even if they work for maybe three weeks, they can deduct it. you can see, dennis, because you're a smart guy, this could be a giant con on the american taxpayer. but let's put that aside for a moment. tell me what the benefit is of your business and others like it in nevada. what is the benefit there? >> job creator. bill, i have 150 employees and 600 working girl prostitutes in my seven brothels in nevada. we put a lot of money back into

the economy and that's what it's about. this isn't the conservative way to eliminate deductions. >> okay. so you're putting money back into the economy. i think that's true. and you live in a rural part of the state where there's not a lot of other stuff going on except aliens landing and nuclear waste being buried. that's not a big expansive industry there. but you still should do it on your own, dennis. you're a entrepreneur. you're smart enough to have tapped into something that provides you a nice living. you don't need my living and you don't need everybody else's money, particularly those that object to what you do. you don't need it. if i were you, i would tell the irs we're not going to take those deductions. wouldn't that be good? >> that wouldn't be good at all. we need deductions. >> you're making plenty of money. you don't need them. >> so are you. >> i'm not putting deductions for breast implants on my tax return. i'm not.

>> you're putting sticky buns that you and miller eat in the airport -- >> i'm not putting sticky buns on anything. you wouldn't believe -- i don't take hardly any of that. i don't. >> i'm glad to hear that. working girls and legal prostitution industry need deductions to -- >> they make plenty of money. >> what do you mean making plenty of money? we're making a living. >> you're making plenty of money, dennis, and you know it. guys pay a good buck and they're out of there in an hour. come on. it's a cash cow. >> where is coburn going to go after this? is he going to go after liquor because he doesn't like liquor or porn. he's grandstander and he needs to wake up. >> all right. next on the rundown, the war on babies in america. incredible information for you incredible information for you and then miller socializing and

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impact segment tonight, is there a war on babies in america? to begin this report, we start with a premise that all americans must, must accept. when a woman undergoes an abortion, a baby will not be born. simple fact. the leading abortion provider in the usa is planned parenthood which would not provide information to us for this report. in a four-year period ending in 2012, planned parenthood provided 1,322,853 abortions. slightly less than half of all of the abortions performed in the usa. that's according to their annual results which are public. from those operations, planned parenthood derived between $100 and $300 million per year.

we don't know exactly how much because the organization won't tell us. planned parenthood is a tax exempt organization so what they do is subsidize by the taxpayer. also, what they do with the money they get from the abortions isn't known but we do know that this tax exempt organization had close to $60 million leftover in the fiscal year 2012-'13. and in addition, 17 states used tax money to fund abortions through planned parenthood. federal money cannot go toward abortion. we listed the states involved on billo'reilly.com. this is a very profitable organization. it's having a profound effect on

the nation's population. joining us now from washington to analyze, powers, we'll begin with you. your impression of the statistics i just gave you. >> well, i mean, i'm going -- i'm pro life and i'm not a fan of planned parenthood doing abortions obviously. however, i do appreciate what planned parenthood does in other areas in terms of family planning and providing other services to women including birth control. i want to be fair to them in that sense. i think that they are not making money off of this as a lot of people say. even when you -- >> abortions they are. their making an enormous profit. the other things they don't make -- let's just be factual. the other things they don't make money on, abortions they do make money on. lots of money. >> there's a difference between

making money off of a service that you provide which covers the service you provide and making a profit or somehow -- >> they make a profit, powers. 60 million leftover is profit. >> it's a nonprofit and that money is reinvested into the organization. >> it's nonprofit in name only. >> it's not like they divide it up and give bonuses. >> you don't know where they're dividing it up because we don't know. listen to me. you don't know what you're talking about because they won't tell us. >> yes, i do know what i'm talking about. >> you don't know what they're doing with the money. we don't know what they're doing with the money. it's just leftover. all right. i got to get kate in here. you heard my stats. kirsten mounted with some kind of tepid defense. i'm not sure what she mounted. what do you think of the information that i presented? >> it's devastating. it's deaf constituevastating th american taxpayer gives money to

an abortion provider. >> you are talking 17 states. federal money can't go for abortion. if can go to planned parenthood but they have to give it out. >> they can say they don't use it for abortion. you and i and everyone else watching this knows that some of that money goes to a pot and it goes out. what kirsten said about all of the other great things they do, a year ago, barack obama praised planned parenthood for providing mammograms. not a sing planned parenthood clinic provides mammograms. we know that. in their budget, dbig distinctions in their budget. they put tons of money into publicity, promotion, family planning. that's advocacy of abortion which the majority of american people do not believe in taxpayer subsidized abortions. they also don't agree with taxpayer subsidized propaganda

promoting abortion. >> about less than 10% of the women that go in do adoptions. it's overwhelming abortion from planned parenthood. i think we can all agree that they're in business to provide that service. not adoptions. all right. they're providing abortions. whether you think it's for profit or not, i believe it is. you believe it isn't. the adoption thing should be much higher, should it not, if they are true family planners in a fair and balanced way? >> i always said planned parenthood should work with adoption agencies and do more. >> they don't, do they? >> no. they would say that -- >> i don't care what they would say. getting back to the facts. they don't work with adoption agencies, do they? >> right. also, you are looking at this as a person who sees what they're doing as being completely wrong, right? >> i'm not coming at it from a moral point of view.

i'm coming at it from a fairness point of view. >> when you say there's a war on babies, it -- >> i said is there a war on babies? >> you're asking the question is there a war on babies. i would say that you have to bear in mind as much as you don't like it and disagree with it, there are a lot of people that don't think an abortion is killing a baby. now, i don't agree with that. i'm just saying that you have to understand -- >> i'm going to give you 30 seconds to wrap. that's why i said in the lead. we all agree having an abortion prevents birth of a baby. i didn't get into any of the semantics because that's what it always is. now i'm launching a war on women by presenting facts. there's no war on babies. there is a war on women. 30 seconds, kate. go. >> right. you're not allowed to criticized planned parenthood. it will be like susan g. komen foundation. this is a group that has fought

the -- they assisted with sex trafficking in numerous places and fought laws that would require abortion clinics to report on sexual abuse of 14 year olds and under because it violates their right to privacy. this is an organization that's completely contrary to ethics and believe and foundation of the american people. >> good debate. facts are facts. we want everyone to make up their own mind. we're not coming at it from a moral point of view this morning. factual point of view. outrage because the new budget will cut benefits to military members. we'll have that story and a ♪ i wanna spreaa little love this year ♪ [ male announcer ] this december, experience the gift of true artistry and some of the best offer of the year at the lexus december to remember les event. this is the pursuit of perfection.

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and some americans are very angry. joining us from washington, james rosen and carl cameron. who is getting cut in the military by how much? >> military retirees and it's their benefits and cost of living adjustments and other things and it's $6 billion over the next ten years and a major fiasco that illustrates why last-minute deals crafted behind closed doors in congress are almost always filled with traps and big surprises. >> so when you say military retirees, does that include wounded warriors and people on disability or just regular folks who are getting a pension? >> all of the above. >> even if your arms and legs are blown off, you're going to get cut in one benefits you receive as well. lawmakers in both parties are very angry about this. >> we'll get to that in a minute. let's lay the baseline on what's going to happen. you say cost of living, which is built into inflation cost of

living, right? is that where the cuts are? >> that's the vast majority of this. cost of living adjustment upward would be essentially brought downward and cost is $6 billion over ten years to veterans and civilian military retirees as well. it's important, bill. >> one more question on the baseline. we need everybody to understand what's happening. so the military, retired military personnel, won't get their check cut as it stands now. it's just the increases that will come in the future will be cut a percentage of that will be cut. that's what this is. checks a checks are not going to stop coming. it's important to note republicans offer an amendment to pay for it by closing a tax loophole that gives payments to illegal immigrants. the house has gone home for christmas. this is a bipartisan problem and they know it.

today senator patty murray, the democrat who was co-author with paul ryan of the deal came out with a proposal that said it was a mistake. no one is taking ownership of it. it shouldn't have been in there. they're going to put together a short, quickie bill to make a "technical correction" for this mistake. $6 billion is a big technicality. >> when they get back from christmas break they'll sign that into law. so that's going to -- >> they say before they go away for christmas break, the question about whether or not it comes up in the new year, it's an election year, hard to believe they would. >> we'll be optimistic and you'll follow this story that retired military people will get what they should get. right now they don't but they will i hope. we'll take care of it in our own special way. all right. rosen, you're up now. this nut who runs north korea, he shot his uncle or something,

right? >> executed, yeah. he did. >> do we know why the uncle was executed? did he misbehave at thanksgiving dinner, what did he do? >> allegations the uncle engaged in treason and tried to bring down the economy and gambling and womanizing and threw everything at him. in reality what happened is probably that kim jong-un decided that it would make him look tough in the eyes of any enemies he might have internally and that's the way they do business there. >> i have uncles to try to bring down the economy and were womanizing and i couldn't execute them. >> slander on the o'reillys. >> so now dennis rodman is to the rescue. he's going there again. former nba player, dennis rodman. second in command to john kerry at the state department. he's going to north korea to do what? >> this will be his third visit there this year. typically he stages some sort of basketball exhibitions and he pals around with the dictator.

the state department has nothing to do with this. and advises all americans not to travel to north korea. rodman in the past was accompanied by the hboc. this time the online betting website pattypower is sponsoring the trip and retired basketball legend is bringing a documentary crew with him. his spokesman declined my request for comment including my query as to whether rodman has a message for bill o'reilly. his employable skill set is slender. he's trading on reclusiveness of this society where the murderous dictator is a bulls fan and doing nothing discernible to obtain the release of an american. >> we have a guy over there. maybe rodman will get him out. if rodman has an iq, that would be something he could do that would gin up some sympathy for

rodman. in the meantime, probably both get tattoos, him and kim, and they'll have a good time. all right, gentlemen. thank you. we have heard plenty from the atheists about christmas but not from the christians. tonight that will change. and what happens when you make big money and why is speaker of the house john boehner so tan? the house john boehner so tan? miller may [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. us, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. celebrex can be taken with or without food.

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christmas one week away. usual controversies this year across the country. we heard the atheist point of view on this program. so now let's bring in dr. robert jeffers, pastor of the first baptist church in dallas, texas, author of the book "perfect ending." most of the folks you serve in dallas and in surrounding area, do they think there's a war on christmas, pastor? >> they do, bill. they're well informed. i would say anyone who ridicules you or fox news for waging a phony war on christmas is either extremely naive or intentionally deceptive. the fact is the war on christmas is real but it's a part of a larger war against christianity that's being waged around the world. it's true that we're not suffering in the same way as christians who are being barttered in other countries, not yet any way. make no mistake about it, this

is all part of the same war and we've got to push back against it on every front. >> i don't understand that statement. overseas primarily is muslim fanatics who are killing and persecuting christians. here in the united states, who do you think is behind the movement? >> as a christian, i believe it's the kingdom of darkness -- >> who does he use? we know satan works on cable networks and flips from one to another. we see him. he uses people. who does he use? >> well, he uses misguided judges who have perverted the first amendment. the first amendment ensures freedom from religion. nothing in the first amendment says that. it says a freedom of religious expression. you have judges who are perverting christianity and you have pastors who are out there

saying there is no war against christianity and satan can use anyone and everyone -- >> you believe this is a struggle between good and evil and evil is using this kind of a situation. the history of it is interesting. it really began with madeleine. i spent a lot of time in texas. she was murdered. met an unpleasant murder. she began this atheist movement and it got to prayer in school. when did you become aware that christmas was a target? >> well, really a lot of that has come through your teaching and bringing things to light on your program. i have a friend here in dallas who fought against the candy cane case in which one of the students in plano, texas, here in dallas was told he couldn't distribute candy canes because they had religious connotation to them. that battle is going on ten

years later. i talked to kelly today to get an update on the case. you're one of the first ones to ielt that case ten years ago. what i would like to say and a point i want to make is atheist ought to celebrate christmas. no one influenced the world for good more than jesus christ and even atheists benefited from that. the salvation army, red cross, can you make it one atheistic organization that in the name of their unbelief has ever done anything comparable for the benefit of humanity? >> i cannot, doctor. we appreciate you coming on. by the way, i discussed this topic on "the view" today. we'll show you a clip in the tip of the day segment later on. when we come back, it will be money, tanning and vice president biden socializing. miller is next. ooh, homemade soup! yeah...

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let's get to southern california. you heard what i had to say about money at the top of the program. do you agree when folks get wealthy, everything changes? >> a lot of people start killing their uncles. by the way, the kim jong-un killing his uncle, that's why they call the line of succession in north korea the duck! dynasty. when you get money does it change your life? you know the winner in california, read it and weep, my man. get yourself a new boy, billy. what's happening? >> sorry, i won the lottery. >> it was you. miller won it. >> a visual joke. >> it wasn't visual because you left the building. we didn't know where you were. >> i held up the winning ticket that split. it's a joke. >> a serious question. miller and i were raised in humble circumstances. miller in pittsburgh. me out on long island, new york.

we have a lot of stuff going on when we were kids. now miller and i are living large and things change. have they changed with you? >> they've changed to this extent. you now have three choices in california they take so much money. take money in one lump sum. you can take it over 30 years. or you can not take it and save yourself some tax money because in california it's going to be $41 million you have to pay out of their half whereas the guy in georgia only has to pay 19 million. you know the things about life are always true. money is utterly important in areas that matter the least and negligibly important in things that matter the most. does money matter? everyone likes to fly first class but does it matter at the end of the day? of course it doesn't.

your home, your hearth and your health matters. when i saw obama taking a selfie at the funeral ceremony, he was using his tax arm to get out there a couple inches. >> they want money from us. that's for sure. john boehner, speaker of the house, personal friend of miller's, always tan no matter what season it is. congressman from ohio looks like george hamilton. how is that going on? what's happening here? >> look, tammy faye bakker is cordigan. tanner 88, he was talking about this guy way back then. at this point i think when he's coming down on the tea party like that, i think he might have tanned his boehners off. listen, you might not like the tea party there, johnny boehner, but we don't like torres on that

side of it. you have turned into a big butt kisser. less time on the tanning bed and more time using your head. just tell us how much you want. don't blow the country up when you start seeing national defense like they do and get out of my life, you jerk! >> now, there's a report that mr. boehner is renting an apartment from a guy who owns tanning salons. we'll get to that down the road. a picture of joe biden socializing up or posing for a picture. now, miller and i do this all the time. we pose for pictures with nice people. they look like nice people. i don't know who they are. they look like they're having fun at the vice president's christmas party. miller and i were not invited. that's a streak of 18 consecutively so you saw that picture and what did you think? >> the biggest gift they could give me is not inviting me to the white house christmas party.

look how happy. give him a little nog and put a pretty chick with him and you could run garland from that christmas tree into his one year and out the other and brain floss for three minutes and you would come out with nary a fleck on the floss. the woman is practicing self-defense technique she won at a woman's empowerment ceremony. they are telling her to break the grasp and crush it and run like hell, lady. joe biden is uncle ricoh. he just wants to live in the past and he can't imagine how they got the big ship into the little body. secret service code name is zero under dark 30. i wish him a happy new year cashing his checks. merry christmas! >> do you really think the woman was practicing self-defense

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>> oh! >> so what on earth is going on? >> this is what christmas is all about, charlie brown. >> in new york city it is apparently. >> this is what christmas is all about. drunk santas, last year 30,000 people dressed up in santa costumes. they do a pub crawl around lower manhattan. they get drunk. public urination. other lewd acts that happen in public. look at this event. so it's a very -- the website talks about it being a charity of some sort. >> isn't it supposed to be a charity pub crawl? >> basically. >> for what charity? >> there's a food bank >> rehab centers. >> if you had money to give, would you give it to these guys? >> no. >> it is everything wrong t t with the crudification of christmas. >> any arrests in the brawl? >> i believe somebody was with

arrested. these guys shot this from their apartment across the street. it got 670,000 hits. i don't know if these guys were arrested. >> not often we see santa beating up a cab driver. that's unusual. this is a bunch of morons abusing the santa privilege spl yeah. >> i hesitated to do this story, but ms. martha demanded it. >> i insisted tonight. >> throw on the picture of miley cyrus. not that picture. >> i have nothing to do with that. >> we don't need that. there it is. >> she has the santa hat on. what's she doing? >> it's good publicity. her friend did an independent movie, a film called "free the nipples" which is freedom for toplessness. she has hers covered in merry christmas cards, a tweet she put

out there. turns out toplessness is actually -- and i learned something today because i knew nothing about the subject. it's only illegal in three states. >> do you know which states? >> new york is one of them. >> really? >> it's legal in new york. it's only illegal in three states. >> we don't know which states? >> i know you want to know where. >> miley cyrus is desperate for attention. would you agree? she's got the tongue out -- >> desperate for attention? i think she's smart at what she's doing as these kinds of characters go. this is her whole twerking, crazy thing. >> it's selling her records. >> absolutely. she's trying to help a friend who thinks this is a serious cause. >> be that as it may. the woman is desperate for attention. i agree that the crazy stuff she's doing is drawing people into her world and listen to her

record. she's a talented musician. did you buy it? >> no. my daughter has. >> does your daughter have it? >> definitely. she would download that. >> she likes miley? >> she does. >> a lot of girls turned on her. they liked her as hannah montana. >> she's edgy, different. doing something parents don't like. when you're a teenager, you sign up for that. >> sounds like elvis. he did stuff parents didn't like. now he's the king. factor tip of the day, leading with your best shot. the tip is moments away. upgrade to the philips norelco sensotouch 3d for the most advanced shaving experience.

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here is my best shot about gifts. my books are easy to get. folks seem to like them. if you purchase a premium membership on billoreilly.com you get any one of the books free. give the book or a membership as a gift. do the math, figure this out. it's a great deal, especially for last-minute shoppers. sam from phoenix, arizona. bill, krauthammer is wrong and you are right. more funding will not improve education. the key is what's happening in the home. that's not fair to charles. he's not throwing money at the problem. supporting vouchers that would allow the poor to choose a better school. i support that as well. mary beth from pennsylvania. i am a member of the teachers unionment and attempting to educate students in an urban setting. most of us work tirelessly. >> i know. there are union ohs in places like new york city that are corrupt. they taint the rest. richard from beverly, massachusetts.

i think what might bring you and stasel together on drugs is punishment. stoned driving and selling to minors should be punished severely. already legalizing marijuana is driving it as a nonviolent crime and nonviolent offenders rarely do tough time. nicholas from new hampshire. bill, you never mention what marijuana does to people. you just say it is wrong. i smoked pot and it made me stupid, lazy and forgetful. there are different effects as with with all drugs. but one fact t not in dispute, if a child smokes marijuana, his or her childhood is over. once you introduce intoxication to immature minds trouble always follows. the legalizers don't care. we'll have a segment on it tomorrow night. scott from dallas, texas. for years i have watched you peddle your books shamelessly.

today i read an excerpt from "killing jesus." i purchased several for gifts. the reason we sell stuff is to raise money for charity. we have given millions of dollars to worthy groups. number two, i can promote a product all day long, but if it is no good, word of mouth will sink it. i'm glad you like "killing jesus." finally the factor tip of the day. leading with your best shot. every day most of us have to convince others we are right about something. when you are involved in a debate or discussion, always lead with your most powerful point. today i talked with the ladies of "the view" who were spoiling for a fight over the war on christmas. >> so you heard us in hot topics talking about whether or not there is christ in christmas and whether we are forgetting that. you had a war for years on the fact that there isn't christ in christmas. >> well, we had to take on a couple of campaigns. the most serious one was about

nine years ago when some department stores ordered employees not to say "merry christmas." that was way over the pale. so we won that because we named the department stores and no one went shopping there. they said, oh, maybe we made a mistake. >> that was pretty much it. pretty much the discussion was with over. i hit them with an undeniable fact and the dissent floated away. factor tip of the day, lead with your best shot. first round knockouts are the best. that's it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website which is different from billoreilly.com. oh eyely@fox news.com. name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day, do not write to us under a temulent state. huh? excellent word. thanks for watching us tonight. ms. megyn is next. i am bill o'reilly. remember, the spin stops right

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