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of rape but not charged. the feds are stepping in. we will tell you why. >> caution, you are about to severe the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. restraint vs. weakness. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the obama/putin situation is a life lesson for all of us. if you show weakness in your life, evil people will take advantage. that will happen. but there is a difference between weakness and restraint. and therein lies the real story of president obama's foreign policy. the wars in iraq and afghanistan have caused great harm to this country on a number of levels. every fair-minded person knows that. america's motivations were not bad, buff the outcome certainly did not strengthen the country. so, when president obama took office, he won a detaunt with the world,

playing up to the world as a big mosaic rather than the lone super power policemen. to many americans that sounded great to. others it sounded weak. over the years, mr. obama has been confronted with evil. the mullahs in iran, for example, trying to develop a nuclear weapon, if they do so, the world will be in grave danger because jihadists would certainly use nukes if they could. in 2010 president obama warned iran. >> as iran's leaders continue to ignore their obligations there should be no doubt they too will face growing consequences. [ applause ] >> that is a promise. >> to his credit, the president led sanctions against iran but to his discredit, he pulled the sanctions too early. and now nobody knows what will happen with iran's nukes. in syria, the tyrant assad killed innocent civilians by gassing them. >> i want to make it absolutely clear to assad and those under his command the world is watching. the use of chemical weapons

is and would be totally unacceptable. and if you make the tragic mistake of using these weapons, there will be consequences and you will be held accountable. >> and assad did use the weapons but there were no consequences. and he has not been held accountable. that's weakness. finally, putin's aggression in ukraine. >> what i have said consistently is that each time russia takes these kinds of steps that are designed to destabilize ukraine and violate their sovereignty that there are going to be consequences. >> but, again, there have been few consequences for putin and the situation could erupt into war at any time. >> the truth is that at this point in history, president obama is powerless, powerless to stop evil aggression. it's not his fault alone. his party, the democrats want no part of confrontation and some republicans are isolationists as well. generally speaking, there is no will in america to fight

evil unless we're directly attacked. the result is danger and a weakening of presidential power. mr. obama is seen around the world as a man who will accommodate not right and wrongs. therefore the power in america has declined. we cannot stop aggression, our allies are not confident we will help them if they get into trouble. the situation we have now is almost exactly the same as what president jimmy carter experienced in the late 197 os, the question is will the next president be able to restore american power as ronald reagan did? that's the memo. now for the top story tonight, the president did an interview with cbs president major garrett yesterday when asked about russia he said. this they are not interested in any kind of military confrontation with us, understanding that our conventional forces are significantly superior to the russians. we don't need a war. what we do need is a recognition that countries like ukraine can have

relationships with a whole range of their neighbors. >> i don't know what that means. with us now fox news chief white house correspondent ed henry, can you explain to me. i don't know what he means. >> in fairness to the president, there is no easy solution here and ukraine or syria or someone would have had it months ago. >> why didn't he just say that. i don't know what he is saying. he just talks. words comes out. >> there is no consequences. he knows he can't have consequences in the short-term in ukraine largely because the europeans are chicken about. this let's call it. >> why doesn't he say it then. >> he has to say that and he is not admitting it. >> why? >> putin does look like a mad man. putin looks ridiculous, is he saying things, moving around, he has troops. he looks crazy, right? >> he doesn't care. >> at the end of the day the president doesn't have anything to do to stop him. he was on the phone with putin a few weeks ago. after that phone call, the white house made a big you have to put a reaction to the u.s. peace plan in writing. we need it in writing. he made a big deal out of

that you have seen that plan in writing yet? >> of course not. if you don't follow up you do look weak. >> let's get back to the interwould you have cbs. he does the interview with cbs. obviously everybody is wanting to know about ukraine and putin and all of this. and then, with all due respect to major garrett and to president obama, if i had been sitting there across from him last night, do you think that that would have happened? >> i think you would have kept pressing. >> that's right. >> the super bowl went on for a little bit. >> it would have been more than pressing him. it would have been more than that i would have said you know what? this is going out of control here. and i don't understand what you're saying because i sincerely did not understand what that answer was. >> i think you have the president on that point where i don't think you have him is so what's next? what do you want him to say? >> i don't want him to say anything. i'm not in business to tell president obama how to do miss job. >> your talking points you said what about the super cop, he doesn't want america to be a super power. what does a super power do in this case whether you have a mad man who is not

listening. you have european allies who don't want to hit him with real sanctions? >> i already put forth what i would have done a long time ago, and that was tell american banks and credit card companies not to do business with russia. immediately put that down. and that would stop russian tourism and business travel immediately. >> might hurt our economy, too. >> it doesn't matter it doesn't matter. you have to do short-term pain to reimpose authority in the world. but just listen to, this henry. i'm not running for president here and i'm not a macroeconomic genius. but if master card, american express, and visa refuse to take receipts from russia, nobody can go there. is that hard? and you don't need merkel and you don't need the socialists in france or great britain to sign off on it? >> you have got america acting alone again. >> good: good. because there is a good and evil. we all know putin is evil. right? >> yeah. >> we all know. all right? so, you heard him right there.

and that russian economy is already -- >> -- so then you hurt the russian economy. what if he does something crazier then? >> what if he does something crazier? >> he hasn't taken the 80,000. >> that's weakness. you can't run an effective foreign policy thinking what if he he does something else? >> if putin starts slaughtering more people, are we going to start sending troops in? >> i don't know about that i have to see what the assessment is. all right? i know what the assessment would be if you stop the banking and the credit card stuff. >> it would have an impact. >> big. big. all right? and then if -- whatever putin does, he does. but at least you,being the united states and the world leader have made a stand. we're not making a stand, henry. look, i'm not expecting you to criticize the president. you have to cover him. >> and i do. >> and i respect that. i think you are one of the best in the business. >> appreciate it. >> if you get rid of the pocket hankie. >> i wore this for you, first time in person. >> as a guy who is a history guy, you know, a history guy, all right? you have to impose authority

if you are on the right side. the side of justice. if you don't, you have an arcky, that's what we have in this world. >> ukraine and look at syria. there have been tens of thousands of people. >> nothing has been done. >> president obama hasn't done a lot. you know what in the international community doesn't seem to care. >> you can't worry about those pinheads. as soon as assad gassed, do you remember what i said? as soon as he gassed? i said. >> he would -- enormous consequences. >> destroy every syrian air field. taken three or four hours. americans would have bombed every air field. assad has no air power. >> walk up to the line of air strikes. >> there he should have done it. >> he didn't do it? >> they should have done it it because you have to impose some kind of justice or have you, i want everybody to understand, this an arcky. which is what you have in the world now. it's going to get worse. last word? >> i think you are right because this is a problem for the rest of the president's presidency because if it continues to play out like this in

ukraine, it doesn't look like there are any consequences for putin after the president says that just like in syria no consequences it's going to define his power of attorney policy. >> wait until you see what iran does. that thing comes up in june. all right? >> as to whether or not they are really going to end the nuclear program? >> that's right. ed henry, you are going into it with president obama. >> i will be on the factor from arab shanchts run you up a big. >> pocket hankies offend asians. next on the rundown, new poll on who is likely to run against hillary clinton on the republican side 2016. land fracas and the constitution. we'll get into that in just a few moments.

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jeb president bush 14. rand paul 14. paul ryan 9. marco rubio 8%. ut the other side we asked their choice, 69%, hillary clinton 14%. vice president biden. joining us now from washington, democrat james carville recently said if hillary clinton wins the presidency in 2016, the republican party will become, quote: extinct. so what do you mean by that, carville? >> extinct that we'll realize that their reliance on older whites is costing them presidential election after presidential election. if they lose in 2016, it will be the six out of seven elections that they lost the popular vote. in the country is sending them a message and i suspect if they lose this one they are going to get the message. >> well, that's an interesting look. as you know, demographics are changing in this country. >> correct; >> for a variety of reasons. and the republican message though is not aimed at white men in particular. it's a smaller government

message, morphos call responsibility, more self-relines. so, i'm not -- i think you might be right if they lose again, they being the republicans, it's going to be time to reorganize, i don't think it's about white men. >> i didn't say whites over 6 a. testimony secures much more to men. the democrats carried the young vote over 65 vote. that's a huge gap. entity can't rely on older voters and project itself into the future. unless something changes, they are going to keep losing. they don't want to lose. my point -- the other point i was making sunday is the republicans are sick of losing the electability is going to be a big factor in 2016 because they face a tough 2016. and they know that. and, you know, they are sick of losing. >> all right. but i think you have to find a candidate because i believe the reason barack obama won the first time around was because of the

recession. it it hit people so hard coming off the iraq war which just didn't work out for us. had you a 1-2 punch and charismatic guy with really not much of a record but he a pop police guy. i understand pop -- not as much about message as messenger. cares hat particular republican up against hillary clinton who is not charismatic with all due respect to hillary clinton she is not charismatic. a charismatic republican could win the election. not so much about the message but the messenger. >> you are looking for a bank shot. have you got to identify a charismatic republican. >> ronald reagan is your best example in our lifetime. >> ronald reagan is president last left office

in 1988. >> no. i'm saying that's the type of individual. >> well, look, that may or may not be true. but the demographics keep going against the production and at some level they are understanding that. you know, and when they play out in iowa in december 2015, the most important person is going to be nate silva. if he says one candidate is running five points against another candidate. that's going to be a large factor in a lot of people making up the behind. that's not been the case. >> not everybody lives in your world carville thank god as a political poster. i think you are missing it i think you are really missing it. you step out of your political realm in to the real world for a minute. >> okay. the message of fiscal responsibility, personal responsibility in spawrl government is not a message that is age appropriate. it's a message that if you understand the quorld, which

a lot of young people do not and i besiege you that the dumb vote usually goes to the people who promise the most. >> voters here self-tee poor station. anti-contraception is rick santorum's. they hear against minimum wage which most young voters inherently support. they hear that they want to pay a higher rate on student loans, why they want to bail banks out. come on. the republican message is st not that simple and a lot of other things. >> the message has to be tweaked. they can tweak it all day long. if the republicans don't find a charismatic candidate who can bring it to mrs. clinton, they are likely to lose. and if they divide this up ideological stuff, if that continues. they are going to be damaged again. last word real quick. >> you know, look, i think that the republicans really want to win. to find somebody who can beat somebody like mrs. clinton is going to be tough because she is going

to be a tough candidate, too. it should be interesting. >> all right. happy easter, carville. directly ahead, judge napolitano on the constitution and the nevada ranch controversy. then, later, megyn kelly on why the feds are investigating a rape charge against heisman trophy winner winston. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills.

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factor follow up segment tonight. all is calm in nevada bundy grazing rights. government says he owes a million dollars in fees and fines he will not pay. he doesn't recognize the government's sovereignty over the land. constitution has been invoked time and time again in the case. here now to analyze is judge andrew napolitano. now, you said that mr. bundy is probably wrong on the law. is that correct? >> yes. i mean, he lost two cases before the same judge.

the issue was who opens the land. >> right. >> the federal government, the state of nevada, or him? both cases say the federal government. >> and that's because after the mexican a lot of land was given to the federal government gratuity. >> that's why they have a lot of federal stuff going on over there. on the law i don't think there is anybody who says that mr. bundy is going to prevail. is he not. and even in the nevada constitution the state constitution, it affirms that the federal government has the right to this land. did you know he that? >> yes. and that was a condition of nevada becoming a state. >> a state? >> correct. >> so there is no way bundy is going to win this on legal terms. now, that means he owes a million bucks. now, he is never gonna pay the money. and you say and i thought this was good. you know, that's. >> wait a minute, i said something you thought was good? >> that's why you are here. you said the way to handle

this is to attach the land. his land. pundy has got a big track out there. >> right. at some point he will sell the land or he will die. >> or heirs. >> at that point the federal government's million dollars plus interest at a rate fixed by the statute. >> you put a lien on it? >> no violence. no guns, no stealing cattle. >> right. so the federal government takes the high road or the high chapperal. look, we don't want to think we are a bully outfit here. the law is the law. is he violating the law, but we're not going to take his land away or his cattle away but we are going to do what we can do to enforce the law. because, again, and this is -- comes off the a block. anarchy, anarchy reigns if you don't have certain standards. >> obviously i agree with you on that. but when the federal government is so heavy-handed. >> i know. it's because -- >> -- they lose the pr war. >> get killed.

>> this guy comes off looking like an american hero. even though he lost the case. >> and he probably is a hero in many people's eyes because is he standing up against this close sis that a lot of americans think is oppressive. here is the fact. federal government sent more force into handle cliven bundy's cows than they did to ukraine. we can't even get binoculars over there for those people but we have all of this that's how crazy it is. >> it shows you the attitude of the federal government today. >> right. >> and it shows you the resistance of patriotic americans. americans whose voices were silenced at the scene by being moved three miles away. >> i established that i am sympathetic with all of this and agreed with knap up until now. here is where i separate from many people. i am tired of hearing pundits say the constitution this. the constitution that. it is a very complicated document. >> agreed. >> that's why we have nine pinheaded supreme court justices and they are not

pinheaded. they're brilliant. but they can't agree on anything. it's always 5 to 4 or 6 to 3. all right? and they take years and years and years. and it is not something where you can see. guy places why isn't obama impeached? >> that's ridiculous. do you understand how common that is? >> yes, i know how common that is and the world to which you and i live. to me it goes in one ear and out the other. but there are constitutional princes -- principles. can federal government threaten cameras. >> sure. >> that's law violation. we are talking theoretical here. county federal government take protesters who admittedly dislike the government say you have got to go three miles away in the federal government where we can't hear you? no. >> they have to be able to be heard. >> otherwise first amendment is meaningless. >> that's the constitutional issue. >> everybody needs to take it down. look, mr. bundy is a sincere man. do you believe? >> yes.

i believe. >> a patriot and hero. happens to be at the vortex of this antigovernment movement. >> there have been many heroes throughout history not only in america but other places break the law. >> he did break the law. the remedy is put a lien on the house. don't steal his cattle. >>. >> i gave speeches in las vegas but i'm not into gambling. >> i can't see you roping the cows. >> i have ridden horses. >> have you? i feel very sorry for that horse. >> even with my weight loss? >> that doesn't matter. just you. all right? because he would have to listen to you and the constitution. >> thank you for having me on your show, mr. o'reilly. >> any time. plenty more as the factor it. jameis winston accused of rape. local authorities do not bring charges. now the authorities are involved. megyn kelly tells us why. next our mad as hell segment.

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12 million. no growth not one increase in 18 years. what's your opinion about the troop count? >> according to the pew hispanic center this email i hate to say is wrong. the stats have changed and, in fact, it's at 12 million now according to that center but in 1995 it was 6 million legals. so it's doubled since 1ere is oe reason why the number hasn't gone up from 12 million in the last couple of years that's the center for immigration studies found that ice simply don't deport all people they could. when they arrest them for some sort of a criminal charge, sometimes they don't deport them so the numbers. >> there is all kinds of chaos in there but the 12 million is probably an accurate number. >> it's pretty accurate right now but it has doubled. >> second letter from kim grim met. shame on you dennis miller, jon stewart and anyone else who can joke or make light of such a tragedy as this missing plane. some things are not comedic material, gentlemen, such as horrific pain and suffering

of others. >> kim, i believe we and i'm part of that crew were making fun of the overcoverage on cable it v. note the tragedy itself. i think that was obvious. so how much air time has been giving to this meth missing jet deal. >> accord to the main networks, in the five weeks since the plane has been missing, 19% of their newscasts have been given to that. >> 80 minutes, cbs 9 a, abc 99. there is no outlet out there to show how much table time has been given to it we know cnn's time has been. >> i think it's 112%. they do 12% in overtime. they are still doing it over. >> there just the other day it was breaking news here with the headline that said titanic sunk 102 years ago tonight. >> on cnn? >> that was breaking news. and also the black hole sucked the plane up and you remember one sunday night they said maybe it was super natural what happened to it. >> i think the coverage has been super natural, dictated by forces of evil far beyond

earth. paragraph bill, i'm mad as hell at you early last year you predicted attorney general eric holder is out of that office. he is he still there no one has been held accountable for the black panther, voter intimidation. the nsa on and on. you owe me a dinner because you were wrong. >> i think lorain this is what you are referring to. >> going to go now. ease him out when everybody is on vacation. late august, friday 5:30. you know, he goes, hey, i need a break. i have got to go. see you. >> so that was last summer. i can be wrong on occasion. what happened with my premise is the irs deal. the president needs to keep holder close in that office, therefore his job is secure for now. he can't have a new attorney general actually coming in and investigating. my final letter. larry from maryville, tennessee. i'm mad that chick-fil-a apologized for previous

statement in support of -- is that true did he back down. >> he sort of did. you remember two years ago he said listen our company believes in traditional marriage, i do as well. he had a lot of supporters for that. he did an interview with "u.s.a. today" recently did he say now that he supports all and respects all people. is that really an apology? a little bit if he wants to open stores in the northeast that pr is going to trump some of his values. maybe. >> final letter: a sign of respect and affection on your part to address your regular contribute torres by sur names. yet you address juan williams as juan, what do you got against him. >> here in the new york area last names are used set people apart a lot of jims and bills, easier to say juan than williams charles rather than krauthammer.

i call him charles because krauthammer. >> i call you carlson sometimes. i'm the only operson on earth that calls you carlson. >> pretty much. >> you are like cher? just gretchen? no last name? >> you started it. >> i started it. >> here is the headline, i'm not offend od by it it i like it. >> why would you be? it's your sur name. >> but that emailer said why do you do it? >> he thinks i'm being mean to juan because i'm not calling juan williams. >> we need to ask waterboarding that. >> i don't care if you call me gretchen or carlson but i like carlson. >> i'm not going to ask juan anything because he just keeps running on and on and on. 8 minutes with the man. if you are mad as hell, we at the present time hear about it. mad as hell as foxnews.com. megyn kelly on the most controversial story of the evening. heisman trophy winner jameis winston not charged with rape in california. the feds say there is something disturbing about the case. miss megyn moments away. [ female announcer ] it's simple physics...

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bill o'reilly in the kelly file segment tonight. beginning with heisman trophy winner jameis winston. 2013 a florida state student told police she was raped by winston but no charges were brought yesterday "new york

times" investigation indicated local authorities botched the case perhaps because mr. winston brings moaning and prestige to the state of florida. now the federal government is opening an investigation here to explain why the anchor of the kelly file seen immediately after the factor ms. megyn. i understand this is the education part of the justice department. >> um-huh. >> if any school gets federal funding. it therefore comes under law enforcement from the federal level. if there is a violation. this woman says she was raped, all right, by another florida state student. so, therefore, the feds can come in is that about it. >> that's right. that's correct. the department of education can stick its nose into this case and say you did not adequately investigate, this florida state, which is exactly what it is doing. it's trying to find out whether the investigation was sufficient. and if it determines that fsu did not adequately do its job here, as it's required under federal law to do the school had an independent investigation separate and apart from prosecutors to look into

rape allegation. >> because it accepts federal money. if it were a private college and didn't get federal funds it couldn't come in. >> that's right. it's subject to title 9 which prohibits gender discrimination. this would fall under that. if they determine that it has done that, that it failed in its investigation, then they have the option of revoking the $160 million of federal funding the school gets. >> 160 million. can you believe that? >> a year. >> florida state. >> having said that it's never happened. the feds have never done that ever, in a university. >> but, here, i think this winston may be in trouble. because, look. >> winston is not going to be in trouble. is he not in trouble. fsu is the only one that may be in trouble now. >> here is where you are wrong, winston is in trouble in the court of public opinion. >> that could be true. >> his whole career -- is he going to play for florida state again, all right? and then is he going to come out and try to go to the nfl. all right. if he has a beef at that level, so if the feds come in -- >> -- didn't hurt him last year when he won the heisman trophy and they were already

investigating him for rape. >> he was exonerated last year. >> he wasn't exonerated the authorities came out and said we cannot prove this case but we can't say is he exactly innocent either. >> what did his attorney do as soon as they said that. >> his attorney complained. >> that's public perception. >> bill, it all starts. >> if the state doesn't bring it. >> then the state is not going to bring it. they are not going to bring it the state made a determination early on in this case that there was no rape that they could prove in court. and they claim they made that for a number of reasons. including the victim's recall wasn't that good. and they didn't know whether they could prove it yard. however, what the "new york times" investigation shows and they interviewed the prosecutor in the case, it was the detectives who looked into it who are being criticized. the prosecutor has come out and said i'm flabbergasted at the investigatory mistakes that they made. the lead investigators is a big florida state booster. >> they didn't do the job. >> they didn't go get the videotapes in the bar where the two men in the night in question. they didn't bother to contact the defendant jameis

winston and interview him in person. they called him by phone two weeks after they knew he was the one being accused. >> it's bad. >> he said i will call you back, instead he got his lawyer involved. a must number of mistakes were made. did the investigators and florida state university ignore this and cover it up. >> last question i need a quick answer because i want to get into holder here. could the feds charge winston with rape? >> no. >> no? >> no. it's just a beef. >> this was a local beef and it's not going to happen. they don't think they can make the case. i will say in the prosecutor's defense you cannot bring the case for rape if you don't think you can prove it yard. even if you think he did it you don't think can he prove it you obligation to bring it. >> some republicans want to withhold eric holder's pay. >> yeah. >> why? >> well, there is this one guy, from texas, who doesn't particularly like the fact that the attorney general has been held in contempt of congress and, yet, continues to collect a paycheck. he was held in contempt in connection with his refusal to turn over certain documents in the fast and furious gun running sting.

so now he says if you have been held in contempt of congress, why do you continue to draw a federal paycheck? you basically throughouted the u.s. congress, the people's representatives. why should you get the people's money? so that is he introducing a bill it to change that. >> that's not going anywhere. >> it's not going to go anywhere. meantime, the contempt proceedings against eric holder do continue in federal court in d.c. >> we'll hear them in about 20035, right? >> no. actually in may. >> in may? >> both sides have moved for summary judgment in their favor. in may, there is a big hearing expected on that. we may get a ruling one way or the other throwing them out or finding them in contempt. >> what are the odds of us getting a ruling? yeah. okay. ms. megyn will be 87 years old on the day we get that. >> and i will cover it there there will be a fox news alert. >> you absolutely will be here. i will be in the ground you will be dancing on my grave but you will be here. holy thursday atheist group

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back of the book segment tonight, week in review from the ingraham angle, if you are in madison wisconsin and you go to the capitol building you may be very insulted on this holy thursday. the freedom from religion foundation has put up a sign saying "nobody died for our sins. jesus christ is a myth." very nice. joining us from washington fox news analyst laura ingraham. fair-minded people know that's appalling. why do you think the atheist group is doing it? to get attention? why? >> every christian holiday we see something like this. all right. they don't really do it so much with the muslim holidays. i'm not quite sure why, but

i think they think they can engage christians. they get a little bit more attention. they exist as oppositional forces to religion, but they always seem to focus on the christi like maybe, i guess, they will change the minds but, you know, bill, you pointed out that you don't really change minds by just being, you know. >> nasty. >> a negative person. >> nasty. >> doesn't work. >> most atheist would condemn this i'm sure, but that brings us to the point of how you get your message across. if this atheist group really cared about their cause, what they should have done was put up a display that said we might have a better way. we, the freedom from religion foundation would like to give you some advice that might help your life.

contact us at this. >> right. >> so then people would get curious about what that message may be, if they really wanted to be a positive force and express their atheist views, that's what they would have done. they don't want to do that. they want to hate and disparg people like you and me and i'm not exactly sure why. why because laura ingram and bill o'reilly go to church. >> all of this is kind of predicted in the bible -- >> but i never got the why. it is predicted but why? >> i personally believe the light of christ is really powerful but threatening. it's threatening that believe their lifestyle is fine and they don't want anyone to hold a mirror up to it, we are all slog and sinners. they don't like the light. that's fine. that's what they want to do.

but we believe and spreading as much of the light is possible, we don't always succeed, right? at a christian celebration of the resurrection of christ, we believe there is redemption and this ultimate sacrifice means redemption. so i am praying for the redemption of the nasty folks over at that particular foundation -- >> i never understood it. we live in a country where you can be an atheist and do whatever you want to do in a religious realm and that's one of the great things about america. yet, these people want to insult, and that's what it is, it's insulting, they want to insult with whom they disagree. >> but who do they have to sale? bill, what do they really have to sale? >> they have to sale human intellect. that's what they do. >> yeah, okay, fine, but i mean, i guess we probably have more atheist in the country today than 25 years ago, no doubt. the culture is already predominantly atheist --

>> it's secular, secular. >> yeah, secular. so they have enormous power, i think, already in the culture that doesn't address religion at all. but that's not enough for them. they want to mock and demean -- >> absolutely. >> and christ was mocked and demeaned. he was ridiculed and demeaned all the way to valvery. so as a christian, this doesn't surprise me. i expect this but if they are going to be anti religion atheist, why is it always christians that get the mud slung at them? i don't know why it's just christians? they should pass the criticism -- >> they are afraid of the muslims. >> they focus on the christians. >> they are afraid of the muslims. christians will turn the other cheek and muslims won't. >> a very patriotic event this easter weekend. you should know about it. the tip moments away. i'm m-a-r-y and i have copd.

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if you're an alcoholic, you are forever, that's the philosophy there. an adult should be able to do what he or she wants with their own body but all dangers should be emphasized. depends on the cause to society, scott. if you're a drug addicted parent and your children are neglected, you don't have the right to continue your behavior without consequence and why should i pay for liver disease that booze hounds rack up or heart disease brought by heroin. it's not always about you. victoria serts, mr. o'reilly you're correct about photos of social security cards, in this country we have a national id card that is used for voting and the system worked very well. kevin from houston, texas, o'reilly if you're so fair and balanced why are you calling the tsarnaev brothers killers? most of that was a mass and public view, sir. so your phony red tore rick is bull. you believe your eyes or don't and if you don't, you may need

some help. robert maples, miller was in play-off form last night, the four funniest minutes of television i've seen in some time. jeff from buffalo new york, o'reilly, i cannot believe you associate yourself with miller, so i guess that means jeep will not come to the show when it rolls into buffalo one week from saturday, april 26th, sorry, jeff, you're going to miss a good time. we'll be in cincinnati the day before, friday, april 25th and honolulu may 10th. maybe an imitation which is quite something. in minneapolis, fargo, and rapid city check out tickets on bill o'reilly.com. fact tomorrow tip a bunch of wounded veterans appeared at the white house. the president was kind enough to publicize the seventh annual soldier ride where wounded guys and gals cycle to raise money and awareness.

riders aimed at restoring wounded warriors physical and emotional well being and we support the event and hope you will, too. mr. obama has been very good on this issue. so here is the tip of the day. let's all follow the example of the children at liberty baptist church academy in south, florida. they raised $30,000 these kids for independence fund.org, enough to buy two chairs. kids raised 30 k. unbelievable. >> that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website different from billoreilly.com and spout out about the factor from anymore in the world o'reilly at foxnews.com. name and town if you wish to apply. brand-new word of the day, no ingannation, not a good thing. again, thanks for watching us tonight. ms. megyn is next. i'm bill o'reilly. hope you-all have a happy easter and please remember that the

spin stops here. we're definitely looking out for you. i'm megyn kelly live in new york and tonight, breaking news on the bundy ranch and the protesters that rally to this fight. as harry reid's son calls for deescalation, his dad says the folks are domestic terrorists. and then, with growing evidence that federal agencies colluded to target the president's political foes, we have new polling for what this means for the white house, plus, with christians around the world preparing to celebrate easter sunday, wait until you see a study on what the main stream media is doing to religion on america. a bi