good night from washington, d.c. but we will see on gretawire.com. see you vote in that poll. good night. the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> tear gas. this is going to get bad. >> college students attacked police in santa barbara, inflicting damage and casualties. meantime at dartmouth college in new hampshire, students humiliate the administration. what is going on? we will tell you. >> would you have a holocaust denier as the ceo of a company. >> gay activists succeed in getting a ceo of a company fired because he supports traditional marriage. there is big anger growing here. also tonight jesse watters continues reporting on how younger americans see their country. >> al gore. >> the one and only. >> hello. >> 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. the grievance industry takes on momentum. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. back in the late 1960's, the vietnam war caused a huge division in america. millions of young people decided their country was wrong for fighting the war in southeast asia. so they launched massive demonstrations all across the u.s.a. and built up a culture based on antiauthority. that is the man who had power was bad. to go along with the political strife, the youth culture embraced sex, drugs, and rock and roll. changing the country from traditional attitudes to if it feels good, do it. the protests of the 1960s and early 1970s brought

about fro found change in many of the radicals back then have become authority figures today especially in the media now we have a new antiauthority movement, and it has been created by the grievance industry which president obama and the democratic party have used very effectively to assume and maintain power. the grievance industry basically says that america is not a fair nation, that the deck is stacked against minorities, women, the poor, gays, atheists, muslims, you name it. and the bad guys are white males, the republican party, and anybody who doesn't buy into the grievance industry. the politically correct national media has legitimized the grievance mongers instead of challenging them. thus, race hess lers and ideological fanatics and other folks who do harm are given power on tv networks and in the political arena. and these folks are ruthless. if you go up against them, the push back will be intense and the liberal

media will be on their side. that awful situation is leading to chaos and confusion in this country. here are two stark examples of what the antiauthority movement can do. on saturday night, thousands of college kids ascended upon santa barbara calf for a big party. it didn't take long for violence to break out. >> last night was pandemonium. >> santa barbara students say saturday's chaotic scene in isla vista was like a war zone. >> con vernld on 6700 block of the drive for annual spring break party. >> phenomenal night i think. i don't think the city of santa barbara appreciated it too much. >> sheriff officials say it started when officers tried to break up a fight. >> smashed the backpack into the face of the u.c. officer. knocked him down, split his forehead open to the extent he needed extensive surgery.

>> it was movie like mayhem. some tore stop signs out of the ground and paraded around with them. others lit small fires, damaged property and performed bizarre acts. they attached a dog to he had lehman yum balloons. >> yes attempting to make him fly away. >> shot tear gas and shot rubber bullets. >> 10 to 15 people out on the balcony and- >> -- people launched objects including bricks including a police line hitting them in the face. six of them were injured. sheriff brown says it could have been much worse if officers had not acted quick. >> i could have been loss of life many more injuries and much more property damage. >> we have seen spring break craziness before and talking points is not saying there is a political component to that disgraceful display. it was simply a bunch of kids getting drunk and deciding to cause trouble. however, it is much easier to decide to cause trouble when you do not respect people and property. you are more likely to destroy property if you don't care about who is

affected. and if you don't respect the authority of the police, you are nor likely to attack them. , example number 2, dartmouth college in new hampshire have a radical amount of students that believes dartmouth is a place that harms minorities. rather than than transfer to more ebb lightened school. some of these divided to occupy the college president's office. shades of 1968. the school's president phil hanlin handled the situation badly. incredibly he allowed the defiant students stay in his office for two full days. when they finally left hey, don't worry about it, nothing much is going to happen to you except a few hearings. now, if i had the been the president of dartmouth i would have given the students 30 minutes to vacate my office or they would expelled and charged with trespass. >> they're fringe people grievances are largely absurd. quote from their press release. the burden should not lie with systematically

oppressed students affected by racism, classism, imperialism, nativism, sexism, hetero sexism. cis-sexism and ableism to ensure our own well being. safety and continued existence at dartmouth college, yet, are are lived, experienced at dartmouth have been so violent that we were driven to write a plan for such an assurance, the freedom budget, unquote. for the record, cis-sexism has something to do with transgendered rights and ableism is discrimination against people with disabilities. now, i didn't know better i would think that press release was written by the harvard lampoon but it's serious. those loons believe dartmouth is a do you did. of course those nutty students are part of the

grievance industry. everything the establishment does offends them. and now they have been empowered by president hand loan. are we all getting this? again, the grievance industry is being driven by elements of the democratic party very successfully as many americans are now buying into the fact the allegation that the u.s.a. is unfair, insensitive and down right bad. so expect' to see more of this kind of madness in the future. if you are not a rich white guy, chances are, you are the victim of discrimination. therefore, we must have gender equality, race equality, sex equality, income equality, everything equality or it's just not fair, not fair. the unintended consequences of a political deception like the ininequality deal is a symbolic frankenstein monster, the creation of a

disaster. you know what the worst part is? there is inequality in america because inequality exists in every country. in order to deal with that intelligent discussion and smart policy changes should take place, crazy people and you hustlers are controlling the debate. because of that constructive problem solving will be hard to come by. the grievance industry is unleashed. that's the memo. next on the rundown, a white man hits a black child with his truck in detroit. a mob just about kills the man. a viewer warning, our next story very intense. right back with it. (dad) well, we've been thinking about it and we're just not sure. (agent) i understand. (dad) we've never sold a house before. (agent) i'll walk you guys through every step. (dad) so if we sell, do you think we can swing it? (agent) i have the numbers right here and based on the comps that i've found, the timing is perfect.

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impact segment tonight. violence in detroit. last week a tree trimmer a 4-year-old was driving a truck when a 10-year-old boy darted into the street and the truck hit him. he left his vehicle to attend to the boy but

quickly surrounded by a group of young men who beat him into a coma. police have arrested 17-year-old bruce winbush and three other men who will likely be charged with a variety of crimes. the fox affiliate in detroit picks up the story. >> joseph utash speaking only to fox 2. just back from the hospital where his father is still in a comb marks several days after being viciously beaten by as many as a dozen people. >> the doctor actually said, you know, i can't tell you whether he is going to remember you or your daughter. that's hard but we know my dad is a fighter. it takes a real bad person to do that i couldn't even do that to it the people that did this to my dad. >> police say utash stop to help a 10-year-old boy he hit with his pickup on the city's east side. the son is not sure the story is that simple. fox 2 obtained surveillance video from a nearby gas station moments before and after the beating. joseph utash has seen the unedited tape shows children playing a dangerous game. stepping into the street and running back before the cars

come. the 10-year-old was treated and released from the hospital. police have not confirmed what the video does show but many wonder if it captured racial texas at its worse. the family won't comment publicly on what they think. >> why did they beat him up? did they beat him to rob him or beat him for the kid or beat him just to beat him? and that's where the racial thing comes. in it doesn't make sense that they just beat him because he white. too hard to accept it's t. was a racial thing. >> joining us from detroit frank beckman radio talk show host and womennably reporter for the fox affiliate is this a racial deal mr. wimbly. >> so far we don't know. detroit police never ruled out the possibility that this could have been a hate crime. but so far they say they haven't really seen or heard anything that would suggest that the attack was racially motivated. >> how about your reporting? you have been talking to the folks down there. what do they say? >> a lot of people are ticked off about what happened that a man who stopped to help out this 10-year-old boy, david

harris, after hitting him he stopped to see if the boy was okay, to check um on him and then he was attacked. a lot of people, everyone here is pretty much upset about this. black, white, you name it, everyone is ticked off that this happened. and they want to seat guys responsible brought to justice. >> all right. mr. beckman, how do you see he it? is there a race component here? >> maybe not initially, bill, but certainly on a secondary level. i talked earlier tonight with a lady named debra hughes who is a former nurse who came to steve utash's aid after he came to be beaten on the ground outside that gas station. she said the words that were being shouted first by one man who said you are the one who hurt my nephew. then she said other men were shouting from the mob that was around. there were 100 to 150 people around. others shouting it's the white guy. get the white guy. that may be just a means of identifying him. but the issue of race came up in that way the shocking thick is that none of the

people in this crowd except for this brave woman, this former nurse came to steve utash's aid. they participated in this horrific beating for no reason at snrul. >> what happened to the nurse when she came to mr. utash's aid. did anything happen to her? >> no. she went to attend to him and the beating stopped when she went down and actually laid on the ground next to him, tried to comfort him to see whether she could offer any support. and she said she shoved on his chest some to make sure he was still breathing. she did everything she could until the ambulance arrived to take him away. but nobody else tried to assist except for this brave woman, who by the way, said that she also had a gun in her pocket and, if needed she would have used it. >> all right. now what kind of neighborhood is, this mr. wimbley, i understand that this gas station where the children were playing is a gathering point? but it is primarily black neighborhood, correct? >> this is the east side of detroit that you are referring to. and by large a pretty fairly

rougher side of town. detroit is pretty rough for the most part. for the most part. not every neighborhood but many. >> i understand it's so rough that white citizens are said not to want to go there. is that true? >> i can't really speak to that i couldn't really say. >> how about you, mr. beckman, you have heard that? >> did i hear it. we have had callers on my talk show who have said that very thing. we very had delivery men who said they had to go down there. people who had business, private investigator working on insurance claim and they are very fearful when they go down there. it's a very tough neighborhood even ms. hughes has been there less than a year, she said she is planning to move out soon because she doesn't like the number of people who gather and wander around the streets especially that gas station which is becoming a problem in detroit, bill. we have got this problem elsewhere. this isn't the first time we have had an incident involving young people attacking folks at gas

stations in detroit. >> the nurse is a black woman. >> yeah, wait a minute, mr. beckman, the nurse who helped mr. utash, is she a black woman. >> yes. yes, she is. >> and the other element here is that there was a robbery that mr. utash's phone and money were taken from his truck. is that correct, mr. wimbley. >> it turns out not the case. that was the original story but that is not the case. i just got off the phone with the detroit police spokesperson who says the wallet was found. initially it was reported, we heard, from every reliable source mr. utash was robbed but turns out that wasn't the case. >> do you believe, mr. wimbley there will be a bias charge lodged in this case? >> i can't really speak to that. four people are in custody right now. one of them has been charged with assault with intent to murder and assault with intent to commit great

bodily harm. another 16-year-old kid will likely be charged soon. they are decide if he will be charged as an adult. i don't think the prosecutors are going to go easy on them. >> no, i don't either. a hate crime as you you knowntol system. one last question for you, mr. beckman, mr. utash is still in the hospital, any update on his condition? >> no. just that he is still in this induced coma and his family is praying that he survives and that's a major concern to everybody here in detroit that he pulls through. this absolutely. >> the other part is, you know, bill, this is a community that's got a very thin skin. we feel like only the bad parts of detroit ever get shown and when i told the police spokesman earlier today he i was going to be on here tonight he said please don't judge our city by a small subset of people that give our city a bad reputation. >> i think that's fair. easter protest. muslim father objects to egg hunt on religious grounds.

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a relay race. joining us from washington mary katharine ham and juan williams. you say, juan? >> what is this guy afraid of. we are a pluralistic society. we have lots of people of lots of faith. we are a christian majority country. we have a celebration, easter egg hunt. believe me jesus was not a bunny rabbit, okay? the kids are invited as an act of generosity by the church to participate in a community activity. >> sure, good time. right. juan, you made a big mistake there on the flier the word easter does not appear. the flier says egg hunt. egg toss. >> it's even worse than i thought. >> they took the word easter out because they didn't want a guy like that to seize upon because a public school was just publicizing it which they would do for any community because it would be a good time, mary katharine, would it the not? >> it's an egg extravaganza. some of the parents are

pushing back and saying, look, this isn't a big deal. i think we should sometimes focus on those guys instead of giving in to the first person who has an issue with every single thing. i would note also that the dearborn, michigan schools large muslim population they give a lot of allowances and accommodations for prayer of muslim students at school. >> they give days off. >> street here but it doesn't feel like a two-way street all the time. >> in deer born i believe they give days off for some muslim holidays. talk about separation of church and state. anyway, look. the overall theme here, juan, i'm sure you watched my memo on friday because it was overwhelmingly brilliant is now in a public school system, they are so afraid of guys like this man, who will walk in on any pretense, even if you are teaching about how judeo-christian philosophy influenced the founding fathers and what they incorporated from the 10 commandments into our justice system. no, no, no. no, no, no, no.

and i think this is almost like a disease in america. but, nobody is treating it, juan. because the mainstream media sympathizes with the secularists. they don't want -- you know, you have got to be -- you can't even tell kids they can have a good time on easter. you can't even tell them that now. >> that's ridiculous. it's just nuts. i know jo sympathize with it i don't know who does even in my church this weekend. the kids had a retreat where they took them to a greek orthodox church. a synagogue and a mosque so the kids could have the experience of learning about other faith traditions. i mean, you know what? doesn't mean they are not going to come back and be christian. i don't get it i don't care what this guy is upset about. >> it will be interesting to see though, you can't be serious when you say you don't know who is challenging this because mary katharine knows. >> would you take that guy seriously? i wouldn't take him seriously. >> i would tell the guy to hit the road.

no jack and then i would sing the ray charles song and have the rayettes behind me. juan, you're surprised. look, this christmas deal that i have been covering for a decade now they all come out of the network for that. there is a reason they do. there is a core of people in this country who wants to wipe out any vestige of christianity in particular from the schools. mary katharine the last word. >> it goes beyond religion. everything has to be a thing. everything is an issue they want to drive people from the public square particular whether i religion. you don't have the freedom to not to be offended. you don't have the freedom to sanitize the entire public square of religion. i think you see this with this mozilla guy who was let go. you don't have the right not to be offended and we are losing sight of that and everybody has to make an issue about everything. it's exhausting. >> that's right. it gives us segments though. so there is an upside. now we are going to do the

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hume zone segment tonight, will jeb bush run against hillary clinton for president in 2016. putin causing more trouble in ukraine. joining us from washington fox news senior political analyst brit hume. lead's take putin first. secretary of state kerry scheduled yet another meeting. what do you think is going to happen? >> well, a couple of things, bill. this certainly fits the pattern established in crimea where agitation leads to, you know, a referendum or two-to-calls for referendum and then you have, you know, intervention. and if the pattern holds, that looks like that's what putin will do. he will wait for the first russian to be or russian citizen or russian person to be killed or beaten up or something and the trouble that you see unfolding there and when the blood is spilled, then he will find that that is an excuse for intervention to protect russians and here we go again. as for what john kerry will be able to achieve in

talking to our european allies, it's no way to know for sure, but the results so far of his discussions with them have not been very encouraging, germany is the most important country in that group. germany is the one i would think is least willing to do anything as regards russia for all kinds of reasons. we have also our own set of reasons, the space station, cooperation for transshipment to supply lines in afghanistan and so forth for not wanting to do much. so, my guess is, nothing much will happen. >> okay, so even if putin goes into eastern ukraine under the false pretense of protecting russian-speaking people there, you think it's just going to continue. but, surely, president obama has to know how embarrassing this will be for him and how his poll numbers will continue to drop because there isn't anyone who doesn't understand that putin is the aggressor and taking advantage of what he perceives as a weak western world. >> i think the president will try to introduce new

sanctions. the question is whether they will be enough to deter putin, i think the administration at least hoped that this first round that was imposed would make a difference and it seems not to have done so. >> okay. jeb bush, you know him pretty well, right? >> i have known him a long time. >> yeah. is he a pretty smart guy. i think he did a nice job in florida. not an idealogue. more of a problem solver, particularly education. on the wrong side of a lot of issues for conservative republicans. but, it looks to me like he is getting ready. >> well, i think, you know, the way he is acting suggests a much greater interest in running this time than we had at any previous cycles. >> yes. >> it was often thought when his father was president or even before he was president that the most talented politician in the family was jeb, that he would be the one most likely to follow in his father's foot stepping. that was not to be. but is he a very ache attractive guy. is he very bright. is he very decent. he is not -- is he not as conservative as some, but he

is certainly no liberal his positions on immigration and some positions on education are offensive to people, for example, members of the tea party, i think. i can't speak for all of them but i know a lot of them will find them objectionable. >> we might have the same situation you had with governor romney whereby a certain portion of the republican electorate won't vote for him because he is, you know, is he very sympathetic to illegal aliens. he likes the common core. what is that -- >> -- common core educational standards, yeah. >> which i can't understand them. i have no idea what this thing is he likes that conservatives think it's a plot, the government to control education and minds. and then immigration, obviously conservatives want to fairly hard line to it. so, if he does run, and i think the reason he is even thinking about it is because there really isn't any big challenge tore jeb bush. if he goes in, he is going to have the money and he will probably get the

nomination. >> well, he certainly would have a good chance. let me make a few points about that bill. he said in his conversation with our colleague shannon bream over the weekend that he wanted to run in the spirit of joy and he didn't want to -- you know, he didn't want to get down in some bloody -- he didn't say this. >> good luck. >> he didn't want to get in some bloody protracted negative nasty primary fight. so what did he do? he mentioned specifically his position on immigration, which he is for immigration reform and he mentioned his position on common core. it seemed to me that the effect of that is to roll a couple of cherry bombs out into the political arena to see what kind of reaction it will provoke and if the reaction isn't as harsh and it's negative as he imagines it might be, that might encourage him to run. i don't think he has decided to do it yet though. >> all right. brit hume, everybody. when we come right back, bernie goldberg very upset over a ceo being forced to resign because he supported gay marriage. not -- no, i'm sorry, he supported traditional marriage. then, watters outside a

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thanks for staying with us, bill o'reilly in the weekdays with bernie segment tonight. ceo of mozilla, internet

company brendan eich has been forced to resign because he gave 1,000 todd's for traditional marriage in 2008. fox news dealt with the controversy yesterday. >> would you have a holocaust denier as a ceo of a company? >> i comparable. >> wait a minute. we are talking about whether there is unfettered free speech for corporate ceos? >> of course there is. >> so now we are just saying -- if you think the holocaust denier shouldn't be the ceo, then. >> gay rights on holocaust? that's outrageous. >> it is outrageous and you said that under no circumstances should a ceo not get his job because of his political positions. i am saying that we actually all agree that under some circumstances he should not. >> of course the guy was comparing the holocaust to gay rights. joining us now from miami the purveyor of bernard goldberg got come and you

say? >> i say if you lose your job because you have incorrect position on same sex marriage, then that's a pretty good example of liberal intolerance. this is what liberal orthodoxy looks like. that on certain issues, like same sex marriage, you are expected to march in lock step. if you don't, you will be purged. you may lose your job as this man did at mozilla but you will certainly be called a bigot. and what's interesting is that the people at mozilla, the liberals who work at mozillaened a other places like that, they worship at the altar of diversity. skin color diversity, ethnic diversity. sexual orientation diversity but there is one kind of diversity they won't tolerate. diversity opinion on matters that are important to them and that's why i think these liberals have forgotten how to be liberal. bill, one point very quickly. for the record, i support same sex marriage.

i have no problem with it. i think it's a good thing and i think people on the other side are on the wrong side of history. but, i'm not an ayatollah. unless somebody is an out and out bigot who just hates gay people, let them have their say. that's what this country is about. that's what some liberals don't quite understand. >> okay. now, this mozilla outfit, they are driving people to certain web sites and machinery as a consumer oriented thing, right? that's how they make their money? >> they make a web browser called firefox. if you want to get on the internet, there are a number of ways you can do it, and firefox is one of the more popular ways to do it. >> so they make their money by people coming in and using their services, correct? >> yeah. >> all right. so in a democracy, if you see something wrong, then you want to send a message that you would like that to be corrected. so the way to do that, because this is what the

other side does, well, if you don't fire your ceo, okay, eich, then we are not going to use your services. that's why he got fired. what about the traditional people going you know, you fired the guy and you were wrong for doing it, you violated right he has in america so we are north going to use your service. we are not going to do it. doesn't that have to happen to balance stuff out here? >> just to set the record straight so you don't get criticized. he didn't get fired. >> oh, come on, he resigned. would you want him to resign a big buck job like that? come on. >> let me finish. technically he didn't get fired. there was an employee revolt and he certainly was forced out. >> employee revolt. >> there are slivers. >> come on. >> he was forced out. >> right. >> you want to get it wrong, it's your show. get it wrong. i don't give a damn, okay? >> i'm a simple man and i don't buy any of that the guys that hold the power in the company said we don't like this guy's opinion. he's out. goodbye. >> okay.

fine. you are right. i'm wrong. fine. that's fine. there are slivers of sunshine here. it isn't just conservatives. it isn't just people like you or me who are saying this is not right. andrew sullivan, the intellectual father of same sex marriage in 1989 he wrote the first piece advocating same sex marriage, he says this is disgusting. he is gay. tammy bruce, our friend tammy bruce who does a radio show. >> right. >> she is also openly gay. she calls this the gay gestapo. they made a big mistake at mow zillow. they want to force somebody out because of his views, liberals are are supposed to be the ones who are open-minded, who are tolerant. they tell us that all the time. but on certain issues, they're intolerant and they're closed-minded. they are as bad as the hard right is that they are always criticizing. that's the irony of this

whole thing. >> well, they don't care, number one, and, number two, do i believe that most gay americans think this is horrible. i bet you if you did a poll, 77 a% -- >> -- i think you are right. >> 7 a% would say we don't want that and that's what i think. all right bernie. >> i think you are right and i think you are right and i think that's a good thick. >> i like it when you say i think you are right. you did that like four or five times in this segment, so that's really good. >> i think you are right. >> there you go. >> i think you are right. >> watters world on deck. jesse going to a miley cyrus concert. do i have to say anymore? right back with it how can you just stand there? what do you mean? your grass, man. it's famished!

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how young people see their country part 4. last week miley cyrus gave a concert in east rutherford, new jersey, so we sent watters over there along with four pictures of famous people. here is what happened. ♪ ♪ >> miley cyrus, big fan? >> very big. >> what do you expect to see in there? >> something insane. >> are you going to behave yourself? >> yeah. i would say so. >> i didn't believe that for a minute. >> okay, you shouldn't. >> i will hold up photographs of famous people. you just tell me your opinion. >> old. >> i don't even know who that is. >> foreign. >> republican or democrat. >> republican. >> is he a democrat. he is the vice president of the united states of america. >> dick cheney? >>io biden? >> joe? he is the vice president. joe biden. >> why are you yelling at me? >> yes. >> i know government. >> what do you think biden does all day? >> probably -- he doesn't do

much. >> joe? state farm? >> what are you wearing? >> khakis. ♪ >> who is that guy? >> oh my god he is on a late night show, isn't he? i know his face but i don't know his does that headacmake it better the last one? >> nice hair, nice tan. >> yeah, that's half the people in california. >> he's from massachusetts. >> have a sense of pride, huh? >> al gore. the one and only. >> hello? >> his name is john -- >> john f. kennedy. >> excuse me? >> mccain? >> john -- not john mccain. >> john kerry. >> what is john kerry's job? >> wait, was i wrong about the talk show thing? >> yeah. >> he's the secretary of state now. what do you think he's up to. >> doing things for the state. >> which state? >> new jersey. >> do you know who this is? he's been in the news recently.

>> i don't watch the news. >> i can tell. >> albert ian stein? >> he has long hair. >> this is the president of russia. >> irrelevant. >> maybe if you're a ukrainian. >> vladimir. >> vladimir. >> the russian! he is trying to bomb the ukraine. >> vladimir putin. >> excellent. any advice for vladimir putin? >> bad guy. >> bad guy. >> bad guy? pronounced bad g. it's french. >> are you afraid of him? >> no. >> this is america. ♪ ♪ >> last one, this is an easy one. >> oh, katy perry. >> katy perry. >> katy perry. >> she kiss add girl. >> who do you like better katy perry or miley cyrus. >> jam so hard to miley, she's awesome. >> that's funny. that's really funny joke. >> do you ever watch "the

o'reilly factor" on fox. >> yes. >> are you lying? >> yes. >> am i going to be on it? >> everybody is coming up to you and saying they are big fans of you and we felt that. >> whatever miley cyrus does, i plan on mimicking, if she dresses up like a hot dog, i'm going to try. >> easy on the mustard. >> where do they get money to buy the ticket? >> i don't know. my ticket was like $250. >> miley isn't giving anything away. i'm curious, those girls work? they have jobs? students? >> one was a nurse and the other going to fashion school. i don't know -- >> fashion school. >> i don't know if their goals are super high. >> one told me in the audience before the segment, he was surprised that they knew so little. >> no, i have to admit, i hate to admit when you're right -- you were right. you said when we went there, no one would know these people.

this is too easy. everyone is going to get this, no one knew. >> i know the culture. i used to be a teacher. i can spy them. >> i want to interview the teachers now. >> now, i would love to see how many miley cyrus would have got. >> she could have got katy perry. >> i think you're under estimating her. >> didn't she kiss her? >> i don't know. she's one strud person. >> she's a capitalest. >> she would have known probably most all of them. >> maybe not putin. >> miley i'm sure watches this every night. you want to take the quiz, let me know. the fact of the day, the cheapest skates -- i'm sorry, the cheap states in the nation. and by the way, fox nation.com is five years old. that's just amazing, right, watters? >> happy birthday, everybody. >> we just totally blew this. the tip moment is just away.

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the tip of the day, cheap states, not cheap dates, cheap states in a moment. thank you for making "the last days of jesus" the hottest selling book for kids in the country. give them the book to read up before good friday and easter coming up fast. also, if you haven't read "killing jesus" this is the perfect time. it remains in the top ten of seven months in the marketplace. and this is the last week for your t-shirt sale on bill o'reil o'reilly, buy one, get one free. all the money i get goes to charity. jeanne al drich, our children are not being taught about america's judeo-christian heritage, this is an outrage. many do not understand our heritage and could not

care less. bill, don't be a pin head. enbrace or fade into ir relevance with the rest of religious. don't believe it will happen, been here 18 years. gene kelly, you're right, bill, the painting of jesus in the west virginia high school was taken down because jesus has a connection to religion, so does martin luther king jr. is he picture being taken down? poppycock, bill, america is being changing because the silent majority is being gagged and over run by a vocal minority. jesus was not killed because he was a fa lose for, he was killed because he claimed to be the son of god. if you were to read the bible you would know the truth, bill. have read the bible, stan.

you might want to read a little history fella. jesus was executed because his philosophy of answering to god alone threatened the romans and the temple authorities. there were hundreds running around claiming to be the son of good, the messiah at the time and the romans just laughed at them but jesus and his popularity was another matter. check it out. samantha bratten, erie, pennsylvania, you were great with jimmy fallon. i laughed the entire segment. well, i hope you were laughing with me. we posted the segment on bill o'reilly.com and thank you for thesamantha. the factor tip of the day. i did a tip about tipping, being generous to folks who serve you. here is a followup. a credit card processing company did a study about tipping in the u.s. and the average tip in

america is 16%. the best tipping states are alaska, arkansas and north carolina. way to go, you guys. the worst tipping states, ready? delaware, hello joe biden, hawaii, and south dakota. >> boo. >> there is not much difference between the best and the worst and i believe americans remain generally generous people. the tip of the day, when you are generous, it will always come back to you. why are we surprised because hawaii is all service industry. by the way, you guys, we are coming out to honolulu may 10th. better get on it. that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website, different from bill ocho r o'reilly factor. word of the day do not be

rapacious when writing to the factor. i'm bill ocho r'reilly, looking for you. i'm megan kelly live in new york. you heard bernie goldberg on the mozilla case but we got a twist in a moment, plus. critics are asking is this still the land of the free? see why the u.s. supreme court slammed the door on a major religious freedom case. plus. >> i don't care who will be fired. i want to know who is going to jail. >> breaking news on the ira scandal, speaker john boehner is here in a kelly file exclusive and the new film about a little boy who went to heaven. >> i lifted up and i looked down. mom was in one room, you we