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also. >> no, i don't like watters world. all the america rejects watters world. bill o'reilly doesn't like watters world. >> jesse watters scooping out the super bowl party. >> o'reilly has a few questions for you. >> good, good, good. i didn't do it. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> i'm bill o'reilly. we have a lot to talk to you about this evening as i interviewed president obama at the white house. we opened the program with the taped interview that was done immediately after the live interview that you saw. so this is all brand new stuff you are about to hear. by the way, the entire interview both live and tape unedited is posted on foxnews.com and bill o'reilly.com. now, we begin our exclusive report this evening with why the war on poverty has not been successful, especially

under president obama. >> one of my points on the factor is that poverty is driven by dissolution of the american family, that is the prime mover, okay? on your watch, median income has dropped 17% among working families in this country. that's not a record. it's not all your fault. part of this was this terrible recession. we all know that everybody knows that. >> okay. >> but 72% of babies in african-american community are born out wedlock now. why isn't there a campaign by you and the first lady to address that problem very explicitly? >> actually, bill, we address it explicitly all the time. i will send you at least 10 speeches i have made since i have been president talking about the importance of men taking responsibility for their children, talking about the importance of young people delaying gratification. talking about the importance

of when it comes to child rearing, paying child support, spending time with your kids, reading with them. so, whether it's getting publicity or not is a whole different question. >> but i don't see the pressure from the federal government to go in and say this is wrong. this is killing futures of babies and children. >> well, first of all, i have just got to say, bill, we talk about it all the time. we will continue to talk about it. we are convening, for example, philanthropists and business people, city by city who are interested in addressing these kinds of problems at the local level. there is an economic component to it as well though. >> sure. >> what's interesting when you look at what's going on right now, you are starting to see in a lot of white working class homes similar problems when men can't find good work, when the economy is shutting ladders of opportunity off from people, whether they are black, white, hispanic, it doesn't matter, then that puts pressure as well on the home. so you have got an

interaction between an economy that isn't generating enough good jobs for folks who traditionally could get blue collar jobs even if they didn't have a higher education and some legitimate social concerns that compound the problem and so we want to hit both. >> all right. keystone pipeline, new study comes, in environmental impact negligible. 42,000 jobs. you are going to okay it i assume. >> first of all it's not 42,000. it's a cup can pell thousand to bill the pipeline. >> 42 all tolled. >> bottom line is what we are going to do the process now goes agencies comment on what the state department did. public is allowed to comment. kerry is going to give me a recommendation. >> so i assume we are going to do that after five years. >> we will take a look at it. >> i will take that as a yes. okay, now, fox news, i can't speak for fox news, all right. but i'm, you know, the table setter here at 8:00. you think i'm unfair to you? >> absolutely, of course you are, bill. but i like you anyway, bill.

>> give me how i'm unfair. >> but, look. >> give me how i'm unfair. come on. you can't make that acquisition without telling me. >> we just went through an interview in which you asked about healthcare not working, irs were we wholly corrupt, benghazi. >> right. >> so the list of issues that you talk about. >> but these are unanswered questions. >> but they are defined by you guys in the certain way. look, this is okay. this is -- if you want to be president of the united states, then you know that you're going to be subject to criticism. >> but if it's unfair i want to know if it's unfair. is it unfair -- criticism is criticism. my job to give you a hard time. >> here's what i would say. i think regardless of whether it's fair or not, it has -- it has made fox news very successful. >> but if i'm unfair -- >> -- here's what you guys are going to have to figure out. what are you going to do when i'm gone? i'm telling you. >> i was here when you weren't here.

clinton and president bush. i gave president bush a real hard time. are you the most liberal president in the u.s. history? >> probably not. >> probably not? >> probably not. >> who would be? >> you know, the truth of the matter is when you look at some of my policies, in a lot of ways richard nixon was more liberal than i was. started the e.p.a., you know, started a whole lot of the regulatory state that has helped make our air and water clean. >> that's interesting, nixon. >> well, i thought you were going to say f.d.r. >> f.d.r., johnson. i tend not to think of these things as liberal and democrat or liberal and conservative because at any given time the question is what does the country need right now? >> i think that you are much more friendly to a nanny state than i am. i'm more of a self-reliance guy. you are a more of a big government will solve your problems guy. that's it? >> i disagree with that i think what used to be considered sensible we now

somehow label as liberal. think about it, social security, medicare,. >> but you are pay into that it's the freebies that are are the problem. >> what freebies are we talking about? welfare actually is worth less now than it was 20 -- it's worth less than it was under ronald reagan. >> take a look at the disability explosion. it's insane. the work place isn't any more dangerous now than it was 20 years ago. it's through the roof. >> the point is we have not massively expanded the welfare state, that's just not true. when you take a look at it actually the levers of support that we provide to folks who are willing to work hard are not that different than they were 30 years ago or 40 years ago or 50 years ago. you and i took advantage of certain things. i don't know but i got loans to go to college. >> i painted houses i didn't get loans. >> i painted houses during the summer, too. it still wasn't enough. so, so my point is that that is not a nanny state, that's investment in the future

generation. g.i. bill is that a nanny state? my grandfather came back world war ii. about to write a book on world war 2 smartest thing we ever did was make investment when those guys came back from war that's what created our middle class. >> here is something that you and i agree on. >> what's that. >> i tell everybody. have you helped the veterans. now, i believe the v.a. should be doing a lot more than it's doing but you, i have come to you four times and every time you have done what i have asked and we have raised more than $20 million for wounded veterans and their families. and i -- you know, so when they say you don't care and all of that, i know that's not true. but fundamentally the self-reliance thing in mercury think is going down and the nanny state is going up. last word, you get it. >> here's what i believe. first of all, biggest honor i have ever had and will ever have is serving as commander and chief and when you meet our military families and our men and women in uniform they are so

outunderstanding you just have to want to help them. you have done great work bill on behalf of our veterans. number two, i think self-reliance is alive and well in america. i think the problem is people don't sees a many opportunities to get ahead. my job as president, as long as i'm in this office is to give them the tools to get ahead. they have to work hard and be responsible. if they are, let's make sure that they can make it in america. that's what it is all about. that's how you and i ended up sitting here talking. >> mr. president, always a pleasure to talk with you. >> thank you i enjoyed it very much. >> show you parts of the live interview yesterday and i will tell you what i think about the president's answers. then reaction from krauthammer, williams, ham, and goldberg. the factor is coming right back. why do people count on sunsweet prune juice to stay fit on the inside? it's made only from prunes, nothing else. it works, simple as that. it's a natural source of fiber and 5 essential vitamins.

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story. my interview with president obama. the live super bowl massive coverage one of the few times the president has been asked pointed questions about controversial events. i began with the rollout of obamacare. >> when did you know there were going to be problems with those computers? >> well, i think we all anticipated there would be glitches because any time you have got technology, a new program rolling out there are going to be some glitches. i don't think i anticipated or anybody anticipated the degree of the problems with the web site. the good news is that the right away we decided how are we going to fix it? it got fixed within a month and a half. it was up and running and now it's working the way it's supposed to and we signed up about 3 million people. >> i don't know about that because last week there was an associated press poll of people who actually went to the web site and only 8% of them feel that it's working well, working well. why didn't you fire sebelius, the secretary in charge of this? because i mean she had to know offer all those years and all that money it wasn't going to work. >> my main priority right now is making sure that it delivers for the american people. >> so the president wouldn't answer the question about

firing secretary sebelius. just wouldn't answer it i can't force him to. for all you obama haters out there, i cannot make the man answer the questions. i can only pose them. we continued on obamacare. >> was it the biggest mistake of your presidency to tell the nation over and over if you like your insurance you can keep your insurance. >> oh, bill, you have got a long list of my mistakes. >> no, really for you wasn't that the biggest one? >> this is one that i regret and i said that i regretted in part because we put in a grand father clause in the original law saying that, in fact, you were supposed to be able to keep it. it obviously didn't cover everybody that we needed to and that's why we changed it >> all right now in my opinion the insurance deal was the president's most apparent mistake. then it was on to benghazi libya where ambassador christopher stephens and three other measure patriots were killed on 9/11. they were murdered by terrorists. >> libya, house armed

services testimony. general carter ham, you know, the general security in africa. he testified that on the day that the ambassador was murdered and the three other americans, all right, he told secretary panetta it was a terrorist attack. shortly after ham, general ham said that, secretary panetta came in to you. did he tell you, secretary panetta it was a terrorist attack? >> you know what he told me was that there was an attack on our compound. >> he didn't use the word terror? >> you know, in the heat of the moment, bill, what folks are focused on is what's happening on the ground. >> your detractors believe that you did not tell the world it was a terror attack because your campaign didn't want that out. >> bill, think about. >> that's what they believe. >> and they believe it because folks like you are telling them that. >> no, i'm not telling them that i'm asking you whether you were told it was a terror attack. >> when i'm saying it that is inaccurate. >> here is where the president runs into trouble. fox news had nothing to do with the confusion over the benghazi terror attack and

the lack of security in that dangerous place. we had nothing to do with it yet, the president refers to us applying that we are distorting the situation. it's a deflexion pure and simple. i finds it hard to believe that the defense secretary panetta did not tell the president on that day, 9/11 2012 that terrorists committed the murders. i find that hard to believe. however, panetta has dodged us and refuses to set the record straight. shame on leon panetta. next up, the irs deal. >> douglass shulman, former irs chief, he was cleared into the white house 157 times, more than any of your cabinet members, more than any other irs guy in the history by far. why was douglass showman here 157 tidges, why? >> mr. shulman as the head of the irs is constantly coming because at the time we were trying to set up the

healthcare.gov and -- >> -- what does he have to do with that the irs works as part of the overall healthcare team. i do not recall meeting with him in any meetings that are pretty routine meetings. >> you don't recall seeing shulman what some people are saying is that the irs was used at a local level in cincinnati, maybe other places to go out. >> absolutely wrong. >> how do you know that? because we still don't know what happened there. >> folks have again had multiple hearings on this. these kinds of things keep on surfacing in part because you and your tv station will promote them. >> the fbi continues to investigate the irs situation. so it's not as settled as the president implies. we don't have anything to do with that now, will the feds hold anyone accountable in the irs situation? i doubt it. finally, a great question

from a factor viewer. >> i got a letter from cathy la master, fresno, california, i said i would read one letter for the folks, all right? mr. president, why do you feel it's necessary to fundamentally transform the nation that has afforded you so much opportunity and success? >> i don't think we have to fundamentally transform the nation. >> those are your words. >> i think what we have to do is make sure that here in america, if you work hard you can get ahead. >> but here's the deal, no one can make sure that happens. no one. it's a noble goal but basing expensive policy on a dream runs up a huge debt. and is ultimately frustrating to the taxpayer. that it being said, the president and i agree that rewarding hard work does build a strong country. directly ahead, charles krauthammer will evaluate the presidential interview and later, watters running wild at the super bowl

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able to is hes skachlt on sabaleus, he looked weak. it's obvious he did not have an answer. i was interested on the stuff that wasn't aired. on key stone, he said, you said i assume you've got to prove it. he gave stuff about it's got to be studyed and get more input from other departments and give from secretary kerry you and might have said look, a lot of things might have been said. you might have said look. you must be kidding me. you're the one had makes the decision. everyone knows that. >> that is what i said. he's going to approve the pipeline. >> i don't know he's going to approve it. >> he will. he's waited five and a half years to the point where the canadian foreign minister had to come to washington and said, you can't keep us on the

hook forever. so i mean very fact that this thing has been studied five and a half years. >> i know. >> the most-studied pipeline in the history of earthly liquids. this longer than the second world war. he is still holding out.. >> i think he's going to approve it before the election in november. to try to get the democrats some cover, i would be surprised if he doesn't. now, the usual, by the way washington post did not run the review in the newspapers just on the internet which is interesting. but the far right, far left hated the interview. they're always going to hate it. they want to you hate them or give them a pass i believe that, here is what i took away. i don't think the president thinks that my questions about the irs, benghazi and roll out of

obamacare are important. he doesn't think they're important. he feels what he's doing what is right for the country. these are just a little annoyances. that is why he attacks fox news for asking. >> you know? i'm not sure anymore. if he thinks it's unimportant, he's delusional. i think he's very smart i think he largely pretends these are distractions and stuff invented by fox to deflect it. look, benghazi is a disaster. it sits at his door and secretary clinton's door. he knows that. and when he tells you that you know they were straight with us. it's just simply not true. you know? the fact that a week after it happened, he is on the view and he pretends they're still looking into this to see whether

it's an out of control demonstration is shocking. >> yes. >> you believe pen yetta told him what general hamm told them? do you believe that? >> we'll never know. of course he told them. >> tell folks why you believe that. >> because, look. general in charge said within 15 minutes he knew it's a terrorist attack. hicks, our guy in tripoli said he knew immediately it's a terrorist attack. all of the evidence and people on the ground, our security guards at the benghazi consulate knew immediately. obama said to you in the interview it wasn't well organized in the bipartisan report from the senate, democrats and republicans they say in that report it was

organized. >> one more question because i'm running out of time here, do you believe as i told the president the reason he won't say right away it's a terrorist attack is because of the election? >> of course. there is no other reason. >> right. >> why would you send out un ambassador with a tale that is prepose sisterus from the beginning remember our guy in tripoli, he watched the interview, his jaw dropped because he knew it wasn't true. why would you do that if you're not trying to cover and obama said, if it's a cover up how come it came out? it came out slowsly. it was deflected. he got through the election. without this becoming a big issue. >> a big issue >> all right, charles. >> all they cared about was to get through the election. >> wasn't a boring interview,

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analysis of the presidential interview today in the white house briefing abc news correspondent jonathan karl brought up the interview with jay carney. >> jay, in the president's interview with broirl last night, he said that there was not even a smidgen of corruption regarding the irs targeting conservative groups. did the president misspeak? >> no he didn't. isn't there an active investigation justice department. >> every look at this, every investigation into this and everything we have learned about this is that this is not something that that in any way reached outside of the irs. >> i mean there is an active justice department investigation. doesn't the president prejudge that investigation when he tells bill o'reilly there is no corruption? >> through the testimony that we have seen, completely backs up what the president said. >> with us now in our new york studio mary katharine ham and from washington juan williams both fox news

analyst. all right, juan. now, dr. krauthammer says there is no doubt that the benghazi screwup with a politically motivated deal. you heard the back and forth between karl and carney. interesting point. i didn't think of it in my interview that the president was basically saying that the fbi investigation shouldn't be there because he knows nothing happened and you say? >> i say the president was a lot of bone headed mistakes but it doesn't include not a smidgen, bill, that's a good word, of corruption. >> how does he know what the fbi has found out? >> what he can say is so far you and i, we are journalists we haven't seen any report that indicates there is any finding of corruption. >> he said there wasn't any. that's what he said. what do you think? >> here is the deal, with irs he came out saying i'm very concerned about. this we're going to get to the bottom of this. which is what he does with every single thing. the irs admitted wrongdoing. lois lerner did not plead the fifth because nothing was going on, i trust.

she has now resigned and we get to pay her pension and all of that. but people did bad things to people. they abused the power of the government to hurt people who were running. >> local situation. >> that is something that has to be answered for. >> i don't think they are going to nail him. >> at the time g. et to the bottom of it and upset dismissive. hearings and they were done. >> that's a technique. don't you think that when the president president says you fox news and you o'reilly and bringing stuff up and that's why people are crazed about it. don't you think that's a deflexion and that he just should answer the question? look, how simple is the question? even you can answer, yawn. >> gee, thanks. >> why didn't you fire sebelius. >> i think he did answer you. more intent on healthcare than he is on the fumble that occurred. look, he would have to say i didn't fire because this reason, you know, he just

told you the reason is he wants people in place who he has trust in and correct. >> he said to you repeatedly if you would listen to me. >> no one is held accountable. you have no assurance that these things will not happen again in the future. he is not fond of holding people accountable. >> 8% of those who actually use the web site say it's running well at this juncture now. come on, juan, i mean, how many games do you have to lose before you get fired, she hasn't done anything right. why he is not firing her. >> he cited to you rush in enrollment now 3 million. >> that's not tremendous, juan. he even admitted it was way below what he he thought it was going to be. >> wait a minute, as a bill o'reilly fan let me sigh that what you have reported

over the time and this is what the president was complaining about the way things get framed is always scandal, evidence of corruption, failure, you said the first two months of this thing's rollout was a disaster, now the numbers are going up everybody says they are looking much better. >> they could not go up. >> a story today saying look they have got all these problems with the original registration because the program was busted and you know what in they can't fix them in time. >> nobody held accountable. now, mary katharine, you are going to be co-hosting the view tomorrow; is that right? >> indeed. >> who is responsible for that. >> they have such a feisty relationship with you and they are watching the show and maybe she will be feisty. >> good luck over there. that should be interesting. when we come right back, goldberg how how the press is covering. then watters world. jesse and the super bowl welcome back. how is everything?

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♪ see what's new at projectluna.com thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly in the weekdays with bernie segment tonight. very interesting press reaction to my interview with president obama. the associated press headline obama defends himself from a ray of republican criticism, everyone.

"new york post," o'reilly tackles obama in pregame interview. there was no headline in the "the washington post" as mentioned the paper didn't cover the interview in print which is kind of stunning but the "new york times" did a very fair piece the headline is obama is tackled by obama before the -- obama is tackled by o'reilly before the game. >> how about the a.p. deadline, right? >> you questioned him about republican criticism, not criticism but could you imagine if after chris christie's monumental two hour news conference somebody wrote a headline chris christie defends himself against democratic criticisms. that would never happen. because they are not democratic criticisms, they are criticisms. but by throwing in as they did as the a.p. did in your case what they are saying is that you arey questions weren't legitimate and that they are partisan. >> that's right.

this is the danger to the republic. the associated press has lost a lot of power it. it still goes out to every small newspaper in the country. >> right. right. >> they take it and they put it in. and, you know, the associated press is really not an honest purveyor of information anymore, period. now, i understand, goldberg, i heard, i heard a rumor that you have a different perspective on this interview. >> well, first of all, as your long time media guy here, this is a no-win situation for me as you well know, bill. if i say you blew the interview, then you are going to call me a pinhead. and if i say it was a great interview. if i say it was a great interview then i'm kissing up to bill o'reilly. but, having said that here's my take. i thought the interview was only mildly more interesting than the super bowl itself and not nearly as interesting as the halftime show by bruno mars here is why. the questions were fine. this president on super bowl sunday or any other day wasn't going to level with

you or the american people. let's just take the irs thing. not an ounce of corruption. not an iota of corruption. why did the woman, the central character in this whole thing lois lerner as mary katharine ham just said, why did she plead the fifth against self-incrimination and then on benghazi? you know, it would have been nice if the president said oh yeah, panetta came in and told me it was a terrorist attack and i sent susan rice out to lie to the american people it was a dog and pony show, bill. it was 10 minutes of you getting what you needed which was speaking to the president before a huge audience and the president getting what he needed, taking on big bad bill o'reilly and bill. >> i disagree with you. i think the fact that he was evasive on some very pointed questions is very illuminating. and i think the bulk of my

mail and we have gotten tens of thousands of pieces of mail reflects that they know i can't make him answer the most sane people do, but when you have the president failing to answer a sebelius question as simple as that, then they know they are not being leveled with. the american people. and that is important. these questions have never been put to him, bernie. can you believe that? >> unfortunately, i can believe that. i give you credit for asking them. >> bernie, last word on the interview. >> okay. that question from the viewer that said why, mr. president, did you say you want to fundamentally transform this country, a country that's been very good to you? i would have hit -- and then he said i don't want to fundamentally transform it and then you said well those are your words. i would have said, mr. president, here is exactly what you said. in front of a cheering campaign crowd. we are five days away from fundamentally transforming the united states of america. you said it, mr. president, please don't say i don't

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back of the book segment tonight, watters world the past few days, watters has been roaming around new york city attending a bunch of super bowl parties free, of course, they included howard stern's birthday bash and the playboy party. here now a very arroyo dite edition of watters world. >> what are you celebrating here? >> the super bowl and new york and new jersey.

>> i'm here for the party and, you know, do water world. >> do it. >> do it. >> hi bill, what is the factor doing here at howard stern's birthday party? >> now, i know you are here celebrating your birthday but aren't you a little bit celebrating the fact that fox news is number one? >> i'm a fan of fox news. i will celebrate that another night. tonight it's about my birthday if you don't mind. >> are you hammered right now? >> maybe i will get some crystal meth. >> that guy is screwier than you are. >> we should breathize you. >> anything can i put my mouth on. >> ow. >> are you going to let it rip tonight? >> there is free drinks so that can get a little dangerous. >> what? what happened? >> how do you think my outfit is? am i styling? >> you look a lot better than a.p.? >> that's not hard to do. >> >> now, do you ever care about the super bowl?

>> i don't care about the super bowl. they can take football off the air as far as i'm concerned. >> do you even know who is playing in the super bowl? >> oh, my gosh, that's like the most embarrassing question. >> you have no idea. >> i have no idea. >> you have heard some of those questions, they get pretty tough after the first two. >> denver? >> i don't care who is playing in the super bowl. >> do you even know who is playing? >> yeah. it's the albuquerque balloons. >> do you know who is playing? >> the football guys. i sound as gay as possible. >> this is for o'reilly. >> all right. >> who and richard sherman if he asked you out on a date what would you say? >> this is an awkward moment for me. >> what are you doing here? are you just here for the free drinks. >> no, regis works fox sports 1. thanks for staying in touch with it. >> you are in vegas a lot. can you beat up harry reid for me? >> harry for staying in touch wh

things. >> are you guys british? >> i'm not british but i love london. >> sex before the super bowl. some swear off it to get the edge. >> how are you? >> probably ten out of ten. >> on a scale of ten to one maybe. >> you are one pathetic loser. >> you're a factor fan, right? >> i'm fan, i watch almost every night. >> bill o'reilly is a sucker puncher. >> when you see bill walking around the building at fox, what does he say? >> he's man of few words. >> bill o'reilly wants to be in hollywood. bad mouth hollywood but he's hollywood. >> bill o'reilly invited you on the show. what happens? >> i work a lot. >> busy? >> yeah. >> thank you so much. >> i love bill o'reilly. he likes me, too.

he can't deny it. >> we should go on that tour together. >> you want some of that fresh money. >> have we met? >> are you a waters world fan? >> no, i don't. all of america rejects waters world. bill o'reilly doesn't like waters world. >> did you know howard stern and i went to school together? >> no. >> and erin andrews, she hates me. >> yeah. >> i don't understand. >> we're the whole fox family. >> there's no fox family. that's a myth. all i wanted to do was ask her some questions and how she does it. >> you're scary but richard

sherman, he's fine. >> and it wasn't just i hate you. >> i have no idea. >> they begged me to do a two-parter on this. >> there's even more. it gets better. it's more salacious. >> i don't want more salacious. recut it. >> who is that woman? >> she's the maxim magazine host. >> i love regis referring to me in the third person. >> regis does. >> i have to get him on. >> tomorrow night we'll give you a better shot on this. waters is telling me they got other good stuff they couldn't get on tonight. >> i was up late. hazard pay. >> i'm sorry you were up late. >> tip of the day, was i nervous interviewing the president at the white house? we'll tell ♪ [ male announc ] your eyes. even at a distance of 10 mis... the length 146 football fields...

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to the tip of the day, was i nervous doing the interview with president obama? back to that in a moment. i want to tell you that miller and i will see everybody in pittsburgh, cincinnati, buffalo and honolulu. details on the shows also on bill o'reilly.com. first we'll hear from some far right folks, chuck miller, saint charles, missouri. "biggest chicken, self-serving interview i ever saw. you blew it, bill, you let him ramble." maureen, johnson city, tennessee "bill, you threw soft balls at the president, you are losing

your edge." dave stanley, " mr. o, you were outman ufrd, outtalk -- outmaned outslicked." >> now to the left. mark from minute, "let the man finish a sentence. your style didn't make the president look bad, it made you look bad." "vicky in oregon. "whatever the equivalent of the lombardi trophy is in journalism, you just won it."

"bill, congratulate, you were fair, polite and asked all the pertinent questions. the president was not able to answer any of them definitively." "dan said "bill, you demonstrated a respect for the office yet exposed the president for side stepping the questions." "and bill, the interview was outstanding you spoke the truth to power." and there is a poll on this topic, please grade the interview with president obama a to f. >> before i interviewed the president, lots of people were asking if i was nervous and i told them the truth. no. i can't remember the last time i was nervous about anything ever. that's because i have adopted a zen philosophy. i just do the best i can. that's it.

i don't second guess myself, i give it my best effort and i let the chips fall. believe me, that takes away a lot of tension in life. just do your best. prepare, try your hardest. that's your tip of the day. and by the way, the seattle seahawks did their best and we congratulate them for a dominating performance in the super bowl. they were great. and that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor web site, which is different from billo'reilly.com. the word of the day, erudite, you want a positive, please be erudite. there it is, the entire interview with the president on the fox news web site. you want to see the whole sequence the way it happened, we got it for you and it's worth

watching that thing. again, thanks for watching us tonight. miss megyn is next. please remember the spin stops here because we are definitely looking out for you. i'm megyn kelly live from new york city with in fallout from the o'reilly interview with the president. it's just an outrageous lie and it's kind of hard to call it anything else. >> we break it down, the fact versus fiction. plus -- we're trying to determine whether he exceeded it. >> new efforts for the president to go around congress. and then a kelly file investigation, what is the story behind the filmmaker getting ready to release a documentary on anita hill and clarence thomas 20-pl