>> all right. thank you for being with us. that is all the time we have left. thanks for being with us. see you back here tomorrow night. flnk. the o'reilly factor is on. >> are there some people who don't like me because of my race? i'm sure there are. >> president obama reiterating that opinion in an interview with a magazine. tonight, i will analyze the president and the race factor. >> >> the more we learn about chris christie the more he does look like richard nixon. >> new jersey governor christie furious that the nbc cable operation for attacking him over the bridge controversy. brit hume will weigh in on that. >> bill o'reilly -- >> don't ask. [ laughter ] >> also tonight, jesse watters swimming with the as well swells at the sundance film festival. >> do you feel let down by the president. >> i have no idea why you

are being provocative. >> 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. on this martin luther king federal holiday, president obama and race that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the president gay an interview to the new yorker magazine liberal publication generally supportive of his administration. in that interview, mr. obama talked about race, quote: there is no doubt that there is some folks who just really dislike me because they don't like the idea of a black president. now, the flip side of it, is that there are some black folks and maybe some white folks who really like me and give me the benefit of the doubt precisely because i'm a black president. that assessment 100% correct. to his credit, barack obama has not used race in his quest for power. as a mixed race individual, the president knows how

difficult that circumstance can be. but he has not addressed it in any substantial way. again, that is to his credit because as president he represents all americans. he has written books that deal with his challenges. he has been cautious and responsible on the race issue. has angered some on the far left and some race lusters who want mr. obama to be more prozacive. cornell west has excoriated the president for not being more sensitive to black issues. i believe dr. west, who teaches at princeton is misguided. the truth is, that the race factor in america is not an overwhelming problem anymore mr. obama won two elections. in decline because of the economy and obamacare. it has little to do with race. upon his inauguration in 2009, barack obama had a nearly 70% approval rating. very high for any

politician. that proves the u.s.a. has made dramatic improvements in the race arena. there is no we question about it finally talking points believes that minority americans do, do have a much tougher time succeeding in the marketplace generally speaking than affluent whites, for example. it all comes down to something that is ache sets cybil in america accessible in america. black americans should understand that if they study and work hard they will likely succeed in this country. and that's the message about race that all good and honest people should be promoting. that's the memo. now for the top story tonight it. reaction with us. reverend jacques degraff a fox news analyst and boyton beach, florida mr. allen west. a fox news contributor. you say, mr. west? >> it's a pleasure to be with you. i think on this day when we are remembering and celebrating dr. martin luther king jr. who said his dream was about blacks being

judged by the content of their color and not by the content of their skin that's real live what this comes down to. and i agree. this is about equality of opportunity. it's not about equality of outcomes. i think one of the things that you see effecting the president right now is the fact that he has had some problems with, let's say, the truth when it comes to benghazi. comes to obamacare. when we see so. failures of the economic policies. that race has nothing to do with it whatsoever. can i understand why all of the sudden it's being interjected in this interview as well. >> i thought -- i didn't have any problem with his answer. did you have any problem with his answer? >> well, i just think that it bass something that he should have said that it's not a concern of mine. the biggest concern i have for the united states of america right now is our economy. >> all right. look, he is doopg an interview i think he answered the question accurately. you say? >> i thought it was outunderstanding interview. very comprehensive and i agree that he answered the question. i'm satisfied with his

answer. and i think he -- it moves the country forward. >> in what way does it move the country forward? >> he attempted to put it in perspective. the perspective of his presidency. and that there are things -- there are limits that any individual can do and there are also things that are universal to every president, no matter what the color of their skin what impressed me about it, mr. west, what he said was honest. there are some white americans, very few in my opinion that dislike him because he is black. very few in my opinion but there are some. on the other hand, there are some black americans who like him just because is he black. they don't know anything about him. anything about his policies. they don't know what he does day-to-day but they like him because of his skin color. they offset the president made his point that is what impressed me about the question about race. am i wrong. >> no. immanuel cleaver said we give deference to the president. if there was somebody else

on the white house we would be marching on the white house. that is an accurate assessment that voted for him because of the color of his skin and they feel some court of immunity because of that fact. there is a point we will will have to move on and reilly what are the policies and aspects of leadership. >> i absolutely think it was done. mccain or romney either of them brought race into anything. i think we did have that debate. now, reverend degraff, have you cornell west and tavis smiley and a number of people on what i consider the far left smiley i don't think they put him there but west certainly they are mad at barack obama because he hasn't really made it a singular cause to advance opportunities as they put it for black americans. how do you react to that. >> i think cornell who i know and who i respect, i think his tone is harmful to

our progress number one, number two, i think he ignores personal responsibility, the article also mentioned. 6:30. i think it's important as an example, as a model for a community that 73% of children born out of wedlock. >> you know, i agree with you 100% that he has been excellent role model not only for black americans but for all americans in that regard. however, i wish he had done more. i don't want to sound like cornell west now. but i wish he had done more on the personal responsibility message and to the precincts. not just black precincts but white and hispanic precincts that you have to, you have to do the things necessary to succeed in a competitive society. you can't be a victim your whole life. i would have liked to have seen that. >> look at his moore house speech. >> no, but those are isolated things. i want a campaign, reverend. i want a campaign.

>> then you are giving him powers. >> no, he has the bully pulpit. >> he has beenousing the bully pulpit and his example throughout. it's not always been publicized. >> i bet you mr. west agrees he has used his bully pulpit to preach personal responsibility. don't you, mr. west? >> yes, i think that you have seen a lot of blame. you have seen a lot of personal victimization coming from the president. let's talk about an important issue. let's talk about an important issue, bill you talked about education and school choice and the vucher program is very important. one of the first things president obama did was cancel the d.c. school voucher program. >> that's a very sore issue. that absolutely is a sore issue. it's also a partisan issue what i want the president to do in last three years in office. if i get the opportunity again i'm going to ask him

to do it is to stop the policy stuff and start the perm stuff this is what you have to do to succeed. i, barack obama succeeded. and this is what i did. this is what i did and you have to do it, too. i think that message would be more than any policy message. 20 seconds to you, go ahead. >> i would thoroughly agree with you. i grew up in the same neighborhood as dr. martin luther king jr. my elementary school was across the street from ebenezer baptist church. our lives should be living examples. >> you bet. you walk the walk. how about you, reverend. >> my mentor was martin luther king's chief of staff. i believe that he ought to do those things and these. i think every time he is in a meeting with these high roller donors, he ought to ask them somewhat composition of your board? what is the composition of your workforce? what is the composition of your executive suite and open the doors of opportunity. he doesn't need congress to do that. >> all right. very good debate, gentlemen. we appreciate. next on the rundown, governor christie goes after nbc news.

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hume zone segment tonight. the governor of new jersey chris christie furious with the cable arm of nbc news. on msnbc, they have been relentlessly attacking the governor over the bridge deal. >> chris christie is heart broken, but not for the children on the school buses, not for the 91-year-old woman who was waiting for an ambulance that was stuck in traffic, traffic created by christie's team, maybe with christie's approval, and maybe not. responding to those kinds of words christie's team has issued a statement, quote. nbc is a mart san network

openly hostile to christie and almost gleeful in their efforts attacking him. end quote. joining us for reaction is brit hume. is it smart for christie to call out that network? >> i think not, probably, bill. and the reason is that the proximate cause of the outburst at msnbc was not the things you just mentioned but was a story that came out over the weekend in which the mayor of hoboken is quoted as saying that she was improperly pressured to approve a construction project with sandy relief funds held back if she didn't do it. whatever else msnbc may have done that's a legit story. the christie camp has strong denials but they weren't included in that particular statement that you referenced about msnbc the network. on top of that, bill, christie for all of his complaints and they may be legitimate about nbc had previously enjoyed a quite cozy relationship with at lois the morning show on that particular network and,

according to the "new york times," at least, the first thing he did after coming out of that long news conference he held was to call the co-host of the morning show presumably to make sure that relations with that program, at least, remained good. >> okay. a number of things in play here. number one, i think the hoboken situation was the end of the line. because they on that network had been slamming him every show every day. you know, it's unbelievable. that was basically that's when they said all right. enough is enough. number two, you are right. i mean, the governor has dined with the devil. i mean, i don't know how to put it much friendlier to them than to me. he has never been on here. we can never figure out why because we have been fair to the governor. he felt a sense of betrayal because he had been so nice to that network then they

turn on him and try to tear his throat out. i criticize the bush administration for not striking back against their critics hard enough because the critics defined them in a number of different areas. asked them, don't you want american people to know what the real truth is and, they will know two other ways. but politicians do have to confront what they feel is a jihad against them and there is no doubt that's what christie is experiencing. >> well, perhaps, bill, but two ways to do it. one is to confront the allegations and actual people making the criticisms and in his particular case, it was a set of facts that were unfavorable to him regarding the george washington bridge on ramp second case the mayor of the town of hoboken making the charge. nbc happened to be the venue. i might add to that there is an old saying that used to

be in the hay day of newspapers that a politician shouldn't get in a fight with anybody who buys ink by the barrel. the analog today would be one of these cable television channels which even the smallest of which has a national reach to. pick the fight with the news media outlet. i have never seen it work very effectively. we saw it happen when the obama administration took on fox news. didn't work the administration ended up backing off and giving up. it failed. best brit hume school of advisement would be just to deal with the facts. if they misreport the facts if you can refute the case, refute the case. >> is there a lesson that all politicians shouldn't get in bed with anybody in the journalistic profession. just answer the questions professionally but don't be their pal morning shows

around the breakfast table conversations, nothing unusual or particularly inappropriate about a politician developing a friendly relationship with the host of these morning shows, it probably helps the morning show and it probably helps the politician, and troubles caused by that bill coverage right word on msnbc has been excessive and perhaps not wrong for him to point that out to respond what happened over the weekend with this broadside against this cable channel accusing it of being part san which it is and everybody knows that i don't think helps much. >> maybe i'm just jealous because nobody likes me. [ laughter ] >> oh, you poor victim, you. >> i know. i'm probably jealous. >> yes. >> any political -- >> except you, hume. you are my pal, right? >> there you go, bill. you have an ally. >> a little hesitation.

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issue with the olympics in sochi russia begin about three weeks. there is an over' hanging homosexual controversy this year. russia has passed a law that allows the putin government to fine people accused of, quote, spreading propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations amongst minors, unquote. well, it passed 436 to 0 last year in russia.

joining us now from washington mary katharineham and juan williams both fox news analyst. so, 436 to zero, juan. this must be a pretty serious situation. how do you see it? >> you know, i just think it was so ridiculous. putin last week said that, you know, just so the gays leave the children alone as if somehow gay athletes are coming to russia in -- i mean, it was just awful. but, the key thing here is, we don't need a jimmy carter. we don't need to pull our athletes out. we just have to be consistent and say we are standing up for human rights. we have a different understanding of individual rights in our country and if you try to pick on our athletes. if we have a gay athlete that stands up like those guys in mexico who raised their fist for civil rights. if you are going to pick on our gay athletes then we will have some response. >> they are not going to do that. correct you. the guys in mexico city stood up for black power. not civil rights. black power.

so that was a whole different deal. how do you see it, mary katharine? >> here is a couple things, as you mentioned, bill, it's about spreading propaganda. not just an issue that effects the lbgt community. it's a speech issue for many russian people and where it might go from there. it's a broader issue in that sense. there is a couple concrete things barack obama could do. is he big on symbolism when it comes to diplomacy and not so much on taking these concrete actions but i think could make a difference. in this case the act 2012 by the congress bipartisan the one that barack obama says never does anything or passes anything that allows you to cut off sort of visa access and u.s. assets being frozen for russians who violate human rights. some have suggested an lbgt community and other activist groups say you could add these guys to that list and make them pay consequences. >> that's not going to happen. >> right. but the point being that he has this tool at his disposal. he is choosing not to use it the other thing is.

>> it's greater good i think. putin, just so everybody understands where putin is coming from, putin, who in some cases is gay icon because he never wears a shoot. >> and the horse back riding. >> oh my god. he says that because russia's population is in decline that we have -- the russian people should move away from alternative lifestyles and procreate more. that is putin's -- that's the reason putin said he did all of this. what do you say, juan? >> that's ridiculous. i mean, it's lahable. look at you. i mean, come on, you can't even get it out. >> i laugh at putin no matter what he does though. this is kind of ridiculous. >> it's absurd. but, i mean it is, again, a form of bigotry in my mind. i think we have got to control our response. now, what mary katharine just said by the way, i think that's raising the stakes way too high. >> you have got to go greater good on it let me

add one more option that would be lighter if you guys would appreciate that secretary kerry is over in switzerland this week for the conference a lot of big wigs hanging out. lbg. >> it is getting together and having a huge panel about this with russian activists there. maybe take a break from meeting and join them at that event. >> i bet you he shows up. i thought you were going to say he should eat the russian guy with a snow ball. let me run you the putin bite. putin and i don't have a lot of time. i want to run this and say putin goes on abc news, go. >> i would like to ask our colleagues, my colleagues and friends that as they try to criticize us, they would do well to set their own house in order first. i did say, after all, and this is public knowledge, that in some of the states in the u.s., homosexuality remains a felony. >> the supreme court has struck those laws down. >> don't confuse him, stephanopoulos.

>> he doesn't even know what he is talking about. that's the thing. he wants to make us the subject. he is the problem. but, anyway, just so we don't overreact and get our athletes in trouble. >> no, no. i agree. >> spread their message. we shouldn't overreact. we should kick their butts in the game. >> there you go. go u.s.a. >> that's the best way to win there are other options on the table. >> let's kick their butts. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. jesse watters swimming with the swells, everyone. at the sundance film festival. that should be interesting. and next, president obama and the bible. the book says. so things he is doing have deep religious connotations. hope you stay tuned for those reports. vo: once upon a time

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personal story segment tonight new book called perfect ending why your eternal future matters today. in the book which is out tomorrow, pastor robert jeffers says president obama's policy says have some interaction with the bible. first issue is obamacare. how does that have biblical implications? >> what i'm saying in the back, bill, there is going to be a future world dictator before christ returns who is going usurp people's personal rights change god's laws and do it without opposition.

my question was how is he going to be able to pull that off. people will have been conditioned long before the antichrist comes to accept governmental overreach. that's what you are seeing with president obama right now. >> for those who don't know the bible, this is based on what, walk us through that conclusion there is going to be a powerful leader. >> not necessarily in the united states, right? >> who is then going to warfare against religious people, all right? now how did you arrive at that conclusion? >> that's been the who's terrific belief of the church for 2,000 years. >> which church. >> the christian church. even jews look forward to it in daniel chapter 7. they believe there is going to be a world dictator, a daniel chapter 7 in the old testament talks about it. revelation chapter 13 in the bible talks about. usurp people's personal freedoms. god's own according to

daniel. >> we had that to some extent. vivid extent with hitler and the nazis and then we had it on the lesser extent with stalin and the communists. both ideologies tried to wipe out christian beliefs and philosophies. so, this is going to be like that, worse than that? >> it's going to be worse than that. >> i'm not saying president obama is the antichrist. in fact i'm sure he is not. the antichrist is going to have higher poll numbers at least according to the bible at the beginning. condition people to accept governmental overreach which they will finally give into when this final dictator comes, whether that's 10 years from now or a thousand years from now. >> he consciously know that it's just that his liberal vision that the government should be large and should impose a certain lifestyle on the nation would make it easier for somebody down the lane to abuse that but, let's -- give me two quick

examples. >> okay. >> you have got one obamacare example. >> right. i talked about that i talk about enforcing the h.h.s. mandate. he is the first president who has gone after people of faith. is he going after the nuns, for heaven's sake for what they are doing. >> for imposing telling them that the government can impose a belief that birth control should be paid for by people who don't like it. >> exactly. not only birth control, we are talking about abortion inducing drugs. and the fact. the abortion itself is evil. president obama is without apology the most proabortion president in history. what's even worse bill is we are being conditioned to accept that government has the right to persecute people of faith for their beliefs. >> i got that but that controversy is going to go the nuns' way. the supreme court is going to strike this t. down. this time. >> what's the second one. >> talking about the redefinition of marriage. he is the first u.s. president to do that that's one of god's basic laws that marriage should be between a man and a woman. whenever you counterfeit something, you cheapen the value of the real thing.

and i believe one reason for the disintegrations of the family and marriage is we are counterfeiting it last year the u.s. had the lowest marriage rate in its history. whenever you say marriage is whatever you want it to be two men, two women, a man and a many would. people say why bother to get married at all that has great societal implications. you talk about almost every night some of the problems in our country related to the breakdown of the family. i think this is contributing to it. the good news is though, christ is coming back. the short-term first alert forecast for the world is turbulent. the long-term first alert forecast is good. >> i hope when he comes back, we get the first interview with him because i wrot him. he has got to give me the first shot. >> absolutely. all right, pastor. the book is "perfect standard." >> nuke deal, is it good for america? karl rove. then watters with some big stars in utah moments away. [ tires screech ]

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thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly in the factor follow-up segment tonight. as you may know, six country trues including the u.s. have made a deal with iran to slow down that country's nuclear weapons pursuit. the deal kicks in today and will be tested over the next six months if iran violates a deal. sanctions will be imposed.

the i think the crazy mullahs have given something here. they have given something. however, i would have squeezed them a little harder. but, i'm not opposed to the deal in general. let's see if karl rove agrees. he joins us now from austin, texas. and you say? >> i think we have got voodoo diddly squat from this deal. two months ago they announced they had a deal and it took them two months to finalize the agreement. took them two months to put down on paper what they theoretically all agreed to two months ago. what is that agreement? that agreement is to seek a further agreement and in the meantime we'll give the iranians between 4 billion on the low side, 12 billion on the high side of their money plus the ability to sell oil, trade goal, buy automobile parts and refurbish their economy and, in return, what they agreed to do is as follows. they agreed to take all this fissile material. all this nuclear weapons material that they have that

is now 20% enriched and they will quote dilute it and then they will not agree to -- they will agree not to create any morphos sil material above a% enrichment. in order to make a bomb you need to take it 5%, 20% and next step is 95% and make a bomb. they got it to 20%, that's the tough deal, diluting it can be redone in one day. they can begin to revise that program and start moving towards 95% and so they are within weeks or months of a bomb under this agreement and all we have agreed to do is give them more time to work on the parts of their weapons programs that we have no control over. we have nuclear inspectors in there to look at their nuclear fissile material, but we have nobody looking at the factories where they are figuring out how to make the bomb and manufacture the bomb and nobody looking at the missile development system. they are free to do whatever they want to continue on those fronts and as a result we have got -- >> -- that's a great assessment and even i understood it. so i think the audience

appreciates you laying out the deal. but here is the deal. if we had not engaged them on this. they could have done all of that anyway. all right? so they -- you have got to assume that if you walk away from the table and you say, look, got to keep the sanctions in place and the sanctions are hurting you. we are not going to do anything unless it's my way or 00 highway, okay? and they say all right. we'll tough it out. and then they accelerator accelerate what they are doing and get the bomb which they probably could have gotten within a year. they could have gotten it are the all right? i am saying to myself look, maybe, maybe, it's a maybe, it's a six month window, you can engage these people to the extent that they will stop the madness and they will say, you know what? maybe we want to be part of the world community here. you give it one last shot. now, i'm with you, i don't believe they will do that but it's possible so give them one last try.

go. >> i would say four quick things in response. one is their response to the deal was to send out a tweet message saying the west has surrendered to great. >> that's propaganda b.s. >> no. no second. their foreign minister showed his real altitude by this by going to the grave in lebanon of hezbollah's bomber who was involved in the marine barracks bombing. bombing you are u.s. embassies, hijacking a twa flight. taking a u.s. navy diver and killing him. attacking a jewish cultural center in bonus aries and attacking embassy. they sent foreign minister who supposedly is a moderate to go to his grave site. third, the leader of iran is going to dabos to set set up trade missions with european businesses to come in and resurrect economy. there are lots of people in the world who could care less about the threat to israel and the threat to the west of a nuclear bomb in iran's hands. >> make money. >> and the iranian's

attitude is, the more we can play for time, the weaker the sanctions are going to be. we can weaken the sanctions regime. remember, who are our partners in the p 5 plus 1. the group that got this agreement, there are two countries, russia and china who do not want sanctions and want to undermine the sanctions and as the sanction regime weakens, do you think they are really going to be there saying yeah we gave them six months and they didn't come to an agreement. let's turn those sanctions back up again. that ain't going to happen. >> all right, mr. rove, very provocative. we appreciate you coming on. watters on deck. he goes to the sundance film festival in utah and causes mayhem. watters is next. fighting constipation by eating healthier, drinking plenty of water, but still not getting relief? try dulcolax laxative tablets. dulcolax is comfort-coated for gentle, over-night relief. dulcolax. predictable over-night relief you can count on.

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back of the book segment tonight, watters world, as you know we send watters all over the country to illuminate things that perplex us. and so it is that we wanted to know if hollywood is disappointed with president obama. so we sent watters to the sundance film festival to find out. ♪ >> so, john, what are you doing here? >> i'm trying to enjoy the film festival. what do you think? >> are you acting right now or is this reality? >> that is the stupidest question. [ laughter ] >> shut up. >> you are getting pretty famous now. >> no. >> you think i'm jonna hill and i'm not. >> technically. >> what do you think the most important problem in america is right now. >> come on. this is what you are going to ask me? >> the biggest problem? >> wealth inequality. >> the one that's most important to me is global warming. >> i can't feel my toes

right now. >> this is not a perfect example of global warming. >> i like warm hugs. >> in 2014 the red and the blue is literally split down the middle. >> i think the disparity between the rich and the poor continues. >> so, instead of taking the really wealthy and then shrinking them down to the size of the poor, maybe we should lift the poor up instead? >> how confused everybody must be. >> are you disappointed in president obama at all? >> no. >> why not? >> i'm disappointed in bill o'reilly. >> i think he will go down as without a doubt having cleaned up jimmy carter being the worst president ever. >> i think the health plan -- i know it's not perfect but, jesus, we have got to stop somewhere. >> with all the record unemployment. >> yeah. >> and the benghazi scandal and obamacare. >> benghazi scandal, we kind of know that -- i mean, you and i agree that that is b.s. now, right? >> why is that b.s.? american ambassador was

assassinated and he wasn't rescue. >> what was the scandal though. >> there was no protection for him. he was never rescued. >> who cut -- who is cutting -- who is cutting the protection? who is cutting the budget? >> whohim. >> who's cutting the budget? the republicans. >> i want hillary. >> big hillary fan? >> big hillary fan. >> well, la ti frickin' da. >> please answer the question. >> he's a guy who means to do the right thing. he has to pick his kbbatless, b his heart is in the right place. he's not a schemer and he's not devious. >> the nsa, none of that gets on

your nerves? >> dude. >> dude, it's not funny, dude. >> bill o'reilly says hello by the way. >> tell him hello. >> get out of here. >> i'm a big fan of bill's and i collect all of his books. >> he works with husband. >> i remember riley when he was a cub reporter at abc. >> what was he like when he was at abc? you seem like a big o'reilly factor fan. that surprises me. >> whoa. whoa. >> that guy is screwier than you r. >> i love bill o'reilly. >> he's the nicest guy in the world. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, you're good. >> thanks for the vote of confidence. >> here now is waters, so --

>> i actually got admonished by the brass as sundance. records guys called me you can't ask people about that, you have to ask them about their mos. >> why couldn't you ask him? >> ruffalo was at least a thinker. >> he just ran away. >> i would do, waters, if i saw you. i would bolt. >> a lot of guys ran away, though. >> let's explain, the sundance film festival is a robert redford thing. hollywood people go there and they try to sell those movies to go to the theater. >> but they have these gifting suites. so all the celebrities flock and they snatch as much free stuff as they can. >> did you get anything free? >> i just got a dinner. >> the celebrities are there, and they're brought in by the movie companies and this and

that to schmooze. >> right. >> so you can understand. >> phillip seymour hoffman ran so fast when i tried to ask him. i said phillip, i would love to talk to you about the president. he just turned the other way, ski dadled. >> he's a slow talker, you can't get him on live. but all of these people, outside of wayne newton, they're all liberal people. >> i think mitt romney actually showed up because he's got a film there and he got a little bit of applause when he went on there. >> i tried to rcp and get invited, but t denied me. >> romney people denied you? >> jeffrey waters, everybody, causing trouble.

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when you win in life, there's something you should never do. in a moment. first big thanks to everybody in orlando, florida. miller and i had a blast on saturday night. upcoming, we'll see everybody in pittsburgh, miller's hometown, friday march 14 at the consul arena. i'm bill o'reilly.com. the u.s. media has been corrupt for decades. if richard nixon had been a democrat, there would have been no watergate investigation. president clinton was actually

impeached for his indiscretion. it's almost like we're in a communist country, what can be done about this? if all conservatives would boycott all liberal media outlets, they would change their tactics quickly. bill o'reilly, i'm so sick of you interrupting guests i can hardly take it. finally, you make barbara look like a fool. bill, when you push carbo for an answer, i fully expected him to say, what difference does it make? you live in a nice place, floyd, i may come to this, go to hawaii. ken kyle, evergreen, colorado, we moved here in twooirn to escape the ultra liberal climate

in california. now we have legalized marjs sold at strip malls. the same thing in california, the bay area in l.a. are driving the liberal policies, but that's where most of the folks live. finish killing jesus and if the nuns had taught us what you wrote, i would have paid attention. me too. same thing. bill your facial expression when you mention the song "hang on snoopy" was priceless. that would be hang on sloopy, jose, the mccoys left snoopy alone. thank god. hang on, sloopy. hang o. and finally tonight t factor tip of the day, last night seattle seahawks defeated the san francisco 49ers in the playoff game, very well played. but after the game, a seahawks player said this.

>> i'm the best one in the game. that's the results you're going to get. don't you ever talk about me. >> who was talking about you? >> don't you open your mouth about the best. >> seattle cornerback richard sherman may be getting a cable news program soon. not being graceful in victory, not being graceful, i think that's fair to say. here's the tip, richard, this bud's for you. when you win, be nice, don't be arrogant, accept prosperity gracefully and people will respect you. that's it for us tonight. check out the fox news website, different from billorooelly.com. word of the day, do not be a varlet when writing to the o'reilly factor.

mr. megyn up next. she will be talking about andrew cuomo. plea s s s s s s s s spin stops here. i'm megyn kelly live in new york city. and tonight. new bombshells tonight in what's looking like an effort to destroy the man who could beat hillary clinton. is this woman telling the truth? >> mayor zimmer. >> plus a well known hollywood actress forced out of a job after having the nerve to back a tea party candidate. she'll join us live with what happened behind the scenes. and one of the darlings of the democratic party gets caught playing fast and loose with the facts on her resume.