>> thank you for being with it. we'll see you back here soon. blp o'reilly factor is on. tonight. i can't think of any parallel to this case. i can't think of msnbc taking equivalent story on the left and covering it the way fox news has. >> one of the most intellectually dishadn't nest commentators in the country attacking fox news over the cliven bundy story we will tell you the truth about the situation tonight. ♪ tonight i'm going to put my body on your body ♪ you like it when you watch me >> once again, the establishment lye linizing the singer beyonce at the expense of impressionable children. we will at this point our reporting on this. also tent, hillary clinton

receiving an endorsement from star trek. >> mrs. clinton would be the one to bring us together in some way. >> caution, you are about to enter the the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the cliven bundy controversy this that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. when the story broke about the feds going to nevada, to make a rancher pay gration fees, my staff did what it always does. we researched and found out the facts and those are these. cliven bundy broke the law for many years by not paying the fees that the federal government owns the land and that the state of nevada readily admits that jurisdiction in the grazing controversy. those are the facts. so, we presented them to you. and then mildly criticized the feds for overreacting. you may remember, judge

napolitano and i spacekly said it's a waste of taxpayer money to conduct a raid and seize cattle. you simply use the legal system to eventually make bundy pay up. now, most of you agreed with our analysis. a few threw in with mr. bundy but not very many. some commentators sliewgd some on fox news rallied to mr. bundy's side. but most fox news people did not. and that's why we're successful. we have a wide variety of in a vibrant way. now, we know that cliven bundy is a man who does not see things clearly. he made very offensive ignorant remarks about african-americans and was roundly condemned for doing so. it here is something interesting. mr. bundy is also sympathetic to hispanics. >> now, let me talk about hispanic people. i understand that they come over here against our constitution and cross our

borders but they are here and they are people. i have worked beside a lot of them. don't tell me they don't work. and don't tell me they don't pay taxes. and don't tell me they don't have better family structures than most of us white people. >> now, mr. bundy might just be covering his butt with that statement but because he is getting hammered, i thought it was fair it play the sound bite. for those who at this point to sympathize with cliven bundy, here is how wrong you are. the man foolishly asked whether blacks are better off being dependent on government as owe opposed to being victims of slavery. insane and outrageous. it allowed murder, rape, child abuse, child abandonment, whings and other whippings, those things were done by americans who brutalized black human beings for decades. millions of other americans

were killed or wounded to end slavery during the civil war. the anti-american loons who disparage thentire country to this day are misguided as well. but cliven bundy has no clue, none. what he said should be condemned by every divad person in the world. bundy should pay his rightful taxes and he should thank god that he and his family were never subjected to what millions of black families have been subjected to. now, on to another subject in this controversy. the dishonest media leading the league is a map named brian stelter, former "new york times" media writer left wing zealot. over the year he has often slanted his reporting in outrageous ways trying to make conservatives and fox news in particular look bad. unfortunately he now works for cnn and weighed in on the bundy situation. >> yank of any parallel to this case. yank of msnbc taking equivalent story on the left and spending weeks covering

it it the way fox news has. and sean hannity chief among them talking about the host on fox news. >> hard to belief. so, mr. stelter, did you miss the months, the months of coverage about new jersey governor chris christie on msnbc? did you miss that? are you that dense, that uninformed that you make an outrageous assertion that msnbc would not overdo a story for ideological reasons? msnbc has convicted governor christie of crimes over and over again in the bridge gate story. it did for two reasons. ramped up. and targeted might be a threat to hillary clinton. if sterility doesn't know that is he not qualified to do any reporting anywhere at any time. if he does know it, he lied on national tv. and that's far worse than some fox news commentators

sympathizing with an ill informed rancher in nevada against a big government overreach. now, we understand that cnn has ratings problems and it's natural they will take shots at us. that's competition. here is what one guy said last night. >> how does it feel to be abandoned by your friends on fox? i mean, the only reason we could get you on tonight is that i'm guessing they didn't call? >> obviously the commentator baiting mr. bundy who was foolish enough to even engage in the conversation. now, the lessons in all of this. ideological commentators both on the left and the right are often way too eager to gin up controversies without knowing the facts. it doesn't matter on the internet. doesn't even matter in newspapers anymore because few notice them. it does matter on national television. and when ideological commentators make mistakes, it hurts their own cause. listen to howard dean. >> huge gift to us because it falls into this stereotype that a lot of people already have about

republicans. it's not the fair what happens is the media always picks up the most extreme example. whether it's the left or the right. this is an extreme example and the right wing fell right into the trap that was set by bundy. >> governor dean is correct. but, believe me there have been plenty of left leaning examples that parallel bundy. justing the anarchists and occupy wall street movement is one example. how many far left commentators did that? there comes a point when honest americans have to step back from false idols. all of us are emotional we often react poorly with things that stir us up. we are living now in a complicated age, a dangerous time there are many charlottetons peddling garbage that all of us in the long run. according it polls many americans feel the government is intruding on their freedom. objecting to that is legitimate. you throw away any legitimacy when you diswrowmp conclusions and do not investigate the overall situations. that's what happened. in the cliven bundy case.

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with us now my former associate of hillary clinton mike gallagher, nationally syndicated talk show host. so, gallagher, you didn't get on the bundy bandwagon false idols. >> did you know in the beginning? >> no one knew. >> what held you back from jumping on this guy's bandwagon. >> a guy who says i don't think the federal government exists and i don't want to pay the fees i owe. >> that kind of rhetoric in the beginning raised the red flag for you. but i'm sure some of your listeners and correct me if i am wrong, came in and said listen, this guy is a hero. is he a paul revere. he is x, y, and z. how did you respond to those callers? >> it broke my heart today after his racest comments came to light some are still defending him. >> last rancher standing. that has nothing to do with his ugly comments.

you can't understand why poem don't like the bureau of landt with swat teams. >> two separate issues. >> look, the land management i think everybody says they yofer reacted. you wouldn't agree with that. >> i'm not sure i agree with that say you were in business for yourself as mr. bundy is. >> and you are in a controversy. okay? and then you have got armed guys surrounding seizing your cattle? all we are saying here is is this necessary i would say is it necessary because i pulled back. >> listen, if i were owing the government a million dollars and i stood in my apartment with a gun waiting for them to come, that would be a huge problem and i think the issue here is people are looking at the fact that armed vigilantes protecting this guy and if i'm the government i would be concerned about because if i had cattle grazing on

that land and supposed to be on that land they are within their rights to do that. >> you are a fair man. >> i tried. >> do you think my talking points is fair. >> i think it's fair. be fair to the men who rally to mr. bundy. they aren't armed vigilantes, they didn't take any action at all. and they have the right to carry. so, what they were doing was protesting. and i'm sure you would agree that protesting america, right? >> guns blazed, i would have a problem with that what i'm also say something that if you are the government and i have my -- i certainly have concerns. you know, there are a will the of people that have concerns about government overreach at the same time, i think that if you have individuals who are sitting on the sidelines around the standing on bridges, guns drawn and pointed that

raises red flags. >> they believe in him. they believe he in what he stands for and what people don't understand is why the federal government doesn't react with the same sort of force over the problem of illegal immigrants. more of a show of force over cattle grazing fees than you have people who are streaming across our border. and americans don't understand that. >> i'm not sure that's fair. other two presidents combined. >> you don't see it because it's not in view. >> let's get to the overall crux of the matter. >> the national media was gleeful when bundy said. this gleeful. they said yes. yes. now he is a nut. now we don't like him anyway, all right? now we got him. was that the right reaction?

i feel sorry for the 67-year-old man. you don't feel sorry that he is that ig or ignorant you? don't feel sorry for another human being that is that ignorant. >> i don't think is he saveable. >> really, are you christian? >> yes, i am. >> everybody has redemption. >> everybody is subject to redemption. i agree with that i do feel sorry that at 67 years old he has spent his life believing something and will go on tv with armed individuals who espouse that belief? no, i don't feel sorry for him. >> he should be pitied. >> i feel bad for him. >> like any old crackpot racist oh my gosh. >> that doesn't mean that i'm going to sit there and pity. >> i don't think you have to defend him. >> i think we should all number one she has embarrassed herself and his family forever. >> and festers with people

this is outrageous. i don't think is he a racist. >> if he spent -- that's ignorant. if he spent three days with you, basil. i think you and he would be friends. i think -- >> no. >> maybe you couldn't forgive him but i think he would like you. >> i don't think so. >> i do. >> be coming up with a hollywood text. >> i like basil. is he a good guy. i think you would like him not going to happen. >> would you give him a chance? would you try to talk to him? >> why would i want to talk to him? >> to save him. >> i'm not going to save him. >> i'm not going to save him. >> that's a job for members of the club. not me basil and cliven. >> he would like basil. >> know wouldn't. i'm sure of it. >> i make him like you time

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factor follow up segment total. i have been critical of bop say for putting out videos and songs that are libertine in tone. for adults that doesn't matter that happens all atime. for young girls especially those who do not have parental supervision what beyonce does could have a negative influence. we pointed that out. also pointed out beyonce along with her husband wrapper jay-z is worth to close to 1 billion with b dollars. so she doesn't have to put out stuff like this

♪ i've been drinking ♪ i've been drinking ♪ i've -- ♪ i've been thinking ♪ why can't i keep my fingers off ♪ tonight i'm going to put my body on your body ♪ you like it when you watch me ♪ tonight it's going down >> fingers grip on my ♪ music blasting >> this week "time" magazine put beyonce on its cover as one of the most influential people in the world. article very positive saying she empowers women. well, that's a load of nonsense. beyonce is an entertainer. that's like saying elvis presley empowered truck drivers and the beatles empowered -- nonsense. joining us is radio talk show host eboni williams and

concerned women for america. what do you say about beyonce? >> she is certainly influential. she has sold about 2 hundred million records during her career. but, really, the question is whether she is the right influence. especially for very young women who have buying her albums. writer kelli goff who writes for the huffington post who is not a conservative says beyonce is known not just for her singing but for doing it with very little clothing. that's true she is very inflicted talks about being a feminist empowering women. equates power with hyper sexuality. she brought us those great lyrics, bootylicious and you talked about drunk love as being so drunk you black out and don't remember who you had sex with. i'm disappointed. i wish she would use her influence to impact the culture in a way that's

positive. and, you know, talk to girls about academics and talk to them about being entrepreneurs. >> not her role to be a speech maker. do i agree she does have enough talent to do it another way. ebony, the point here is this, that your people in america are influence bade entertainment. no question about it. study after study after study. monday a psychiatrist is going to come in and back that up. put out other mainstream stuff. she chooses not to. time magazine thinks that's terrific and you say? time magazine got it right in terms of her influence. even, ms. nance agreed we can't dispute the fact that she has had the capacity to influence at least this conversation, bill. we are at least properly effect. >> there are a lot of people in the world who have

influence, ookay? and some of it is not so good. vladimir putin is on the list as well. talk about him a little later on. let's stick with beyonce. >> we have a very very good initiative brother's keeper. it doesn't address cultural deficits we see not only hispanic precincts children unsupervised doing things that are harmful to them. part of that problem. >> bill, your chief complaint is context if i context around the hyper sexual imagery she is putting out. >> that's not my chief complaint. my chief complaint is that for adults i couldn't care less. she knows that woman knows pregnant in the african-american community now 70% out of wedlock. she knows and doesn't seem to care eboni. that's my problem with her. >> teen pregnancy across the country is coming down to be clear on that point.

it's not a contradiction. here is the thing when we talk about feminism and what it means beyonce released with this individual album, bill that talked about empowering. it talked about the fact that she is not speaking -- talking about fantasy. >> so much garbage. i can't even believe it empowering, what? she sings songs. all right. go ahead, penny, what say you? >> you know, actually, you know, she is part of the club. she is one of the cool kids. they gave her of the cover because of that killing ter takenment love her. doesn't use power for good often. she has a great marriage apparently. i wish she would really talk to kids in that community about marriage and about getting married first and then having a baby like she did. >> let's assume she does -- >> -- she does do that though. >> let's assume she does all of those things. the overriding thing -- >> -- her music does not do

that. >> that is an indictment of us. >> it not an indictment of us, eboni, so much so as it's a choice. adults can can make the choice. children can't. >> that's right. >> but that's the indictment of what we value. we should look to the other things that she is looking out about her community and about business. we're having a bfertion about what it is to be a business woman and mogul. >> i'm not buying any of that all right? she was born with a talent that god gave her. she has made enormous amount of money. she should be smart enough to know what she is doing now is harming some children. she doesn't seem to care. ladies, thank you. plenty more as the factor moves along this evening. cliven. >> john paul is about to be made a saint. am i in big trouble? hope you stay tune to those

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important store segment tonight. the catholic church will canaan nice pope john paul ii -- highest honor that can be given in the catholic religion. there is controversy here because pope john paul ii was not exactly proactive in protecting children against abusive priests here is what i said way back in 2002 the pope refused to meet with victims of abuse while in toronto his hand her said he didn't have time. this trip has been in months. pope scandal worse thing to

happen to the church in north america. why wouldn't john paul take 30 minutes to counsel some look at thes that would have been hurt. do you think jesus would have rejected that request? with us to respond fox news religion analyst jonathan mars. i got hammered after i said that. >> you should have said that. i'm glad you did. >> i'm glad you think, the catholic league. this donahue guy. >> i do. he is a friend. >> i was a pope hatedder, i was this, i was that current pope francis does he pick these guys? who picks the saints? >> well, god picks the saints. >> tell me what human being is involved? >> in other words, nobody can make somebody holy. holy has to do with. >> who selects the them knees? >> exactly in the catholic church those who are canon niced who is declared saints, that takes the pope. >> so pope francis put forth

john the 23rd and pope john paul. he was the guy. pope francis? >> yeah it, began with john paul ii. began with the people in his funeral people were saying make him a saint right now. >> both were very popular. i don't have any trouble with pope john the 23rd by the way. i thought he was from my own humble perspective i thought he did an excellent job in bringing the catholic church to a lot of people. john paul obviously i have problems with it's not fair for me to judge another human being. >> judge the actions but not the heart. >> the actions of pope john paul ii were extraordinary in poland when he he threw off the communists and risked his life. however, they were not extraordinary in the priest abuse scandal that is the

truth. he harbored cardinal law. cardinal law should be in jail. he was the guy in boston who allowed the priests to run wild who transferred pedophilias from parish to parish. pope john paul ii took him out of the united states and gave him a katyushay -- cushy job. >> it's not up to the pope to put somebody in jail that should be the local authorities. talk about harboring somebody. criminal activity. authorities in boston should have done something. >> i don't disagree. >> criminal judgment on that i don't think we could say john paul ii should have then him in jail. >> he couldn't then anybody in jail but shouldn't have given him the cushy position that he did in my humble opinion. >> i would agree with you on that. john taking on cases of sexual abuse. >> why sea saint then?

>> look at saint peter he denied jesus three three times. we all on this. didn't look like a rush to me. i didn't see any miracle attached to the man. >> there were two that were looked at by committees of doctors at the vatican. do you know what the miracle was? >> all right. i don't know what the miracles were. >> there are two. two for john paul and. >> one for john the 23rd and two for john paul ii. >> i'm going to look that up. make sure i got those miracles. >> the obama line is. >> if you were the pope. i don't think you would have canaanized. >> i had a personal experience john paul ii acting to a case of father. >> big scandal in mexico. >> major scandal. i left when i found out the truth about it.

>> here is something in moral theology called invincible ignorance that is ignorance. why for different reasons. john paul ii was very sick at the end of his life. very sick. i wish you would have done something, i bet you from heaven. >> i hope he forgives me for doing that. >> you don't need forgiveness for doing that. >> i would have said wait on john paul. >> that's true. >> as we should be. >> father morris, everybody, check his facebook page out and we will find out about those miracles when we come right back. thank you, kilmeade and mcguirk on cliven bundy and then pinheads of the week moments away. you start tomorrow? tomorrow we're booked solid.

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as federally protected desert tortoise. get the cows off so they can have the desert tortoise live there in peace. >> the ranger said my statement to the american people. i'm going. >> we're not anti-turtle pro-logic and tradition. >> with us now bernard mcguirk and brian kilmeade. >> so "fox & friends" sometimes confuses me. i'm not quite as smart as you three in the beginning of this story you were sympathetic you guys to bundy. what i would say is. this i would have thought when you look at this situation. you north talking about well is this a guy a racist or not? you say wait a second is, that excessive force? why is it necessary out of all the things to do list is it necessary to take his cattle and send a message with that amount. >> it wasn't a racial element until he opened his mouth with the crazy black las vegas thing. but, it would be fair to say

taksim that they thick to him fox news in the morning primarily because of the overreach by the federal government? is that where you are coming from. >> i would think when you saw the level of force as you know i was in washington at the time. but as i saw the level of force coming out. as you saw the reasons for it, i thought to myself well, wait a second. total disproportion here in terms of the response. >> i said that as well. we came one a solution but i never ever threw in with bundy. >> now on the imus program when you produce did you throw in with bundy. >> no. i thought the obsession with this bundy guy was inexplicable. me myself and i said so at the time i support law enforcement whether it's the nypd or the federal government. i think that some on the right tend to focus on these government overreach incidents when we have a democratic president which is why some on on the right, i think, embrace traitor by

snowden. otherwise if it was bush they wouldn't embrace a like that. it will hurt in the long run. when the people on the left start playing the cowardly sciolous race card they have some plausibility, now, right or wrong they have it just the way that the right support for the iraq war has hurt our ability to have a strong muscular foreign policy. this is going to hurt, you know, on social issues, i believe. >> i didn't know he was such a deep thinker in the profile did i on you, i did not know you had such profound. >> i thought you were talking about bundy. you are talking about mcguirk. >> i'm impressed with you. are we on? >> that's true though. all the things i said i think were very deep and on the money. >> now, there were some commentators who threw in with bundy. on the left commentators -- you mentioned snowden. they threw it in. so, how would you -- just take yourself out of your little tv job and you are just at home now, you are just a viewer.

do you guys listen to them anymore? or you just say you know what? enough is enough with this stuff? you? >> you mean in this in between? >> if you hear a commentator on the radio or on television or something something like that and they throw in with a guy who then turns out to be this way. >> right. >> do you remember that or is it just they made a mistake? >> well, i mean i think they just made a mistake, number one, if something happened where i'm watching a man or a woman, i respect that person, they end up wrong side of the issue and this person ends up having an arrest, an assault, a murder in their background and that turns out i'm not going to necessarily think wow, they booked a bad guess didn't do a backup. >> you say they made a mistake. >> absolutely. >> and you. >> that's the way it should be. for the people who oppose those people who make those comments on the radio or tv, they won't forget it. >> no. >> that's a whole different thing. i'm talking about regular people not zombie people. >> that's how it's going to hurt them. >> can i add one thing to this. amazing other networks have avoided this story. wait a second, no one is covering the ranch story, as

soon as he turns out saying the thing he said everybody is covering it stop looking for the plane for a while otherwise did a couple of stories, i didn't overdo it like the missing plane. as soon as the race thing blew up, it led the show then you start to get into the fabric of what the hell is really going on here and it becomes a much bigger story. hold the gentlemen over for the pinheads of the week three good ones for you and right back with it. the performance review.

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both ends are not where it's at. i think mrs. clinton would be the one to bring us together in some way. there has got to be a way where where people holding to their principles can give slightly so mrs. clinton is going to bring us all together. >> i didn't know shatner was doing comedy these days. going on ventura>> what show is. >> some idiotic show i don't know where it it is on the web or some cable tv. >> he went to mexico so don't look for him. >> that dude ventura is suing the wife, the widow of american hero chris keil. suing her plus he believes the united states. >> stihl stick with shatner. thinks obviously supporting senator clinton. and -- but, uniting the country? >> she couldn't unite her own party in 2008 if you

recall. she was don't like her. >> not entirely. i was impressed with a couple things. number one when she was a senator she went over a lot of republicans, i don't know if it was intentional. she did. she's tight with mccain and gates, i read gates' book. he really liked her. >> she's going to reunite everybody -- >> no, there is things shatner is saying. >> i go with balk. >> for his pen head used the program je program jeopardy, go. >> this pizza mag nant and 2012 presidential candidate was a mat

major at historically black morehouse college. >> you got it right away, right? >> yes. they are not trying to get that answer and i think they were embarrassed and i think the give the pen head to the writer, slash producer. >> why? >> because herman cane is not known as a pizza maker. he's a guy with 999 african american gop leading the field. like saying bill o'reilly, who is bill o'reilly. >> morehouse college, that was obscure. >> i don't know what god father pizza is. i thought that was a sandwich. i worked at ben gins, the best years of my life. i would say bill o'reilly, he hosts a number one show in the land. if i wanted to em parsz ybarras would say he kicked for merits,

tried out for the nets and writes books. they tried to embarrass him and we're not going to fall into the trap. >> look, i think that the media discredited hermann cane who is a bright man -- >> thank you -- >> along himself a little bit. it was the math major thing through everybody off. >> the math major. >> pizza and president -- >> when i watch the show back, bill, is he going to agree with me. >> no, we'll go over the show after it's over with. we're aligned. my pen head of the week is putin. you-all know he's a pen head and causing trouble and the reason i selected him, i want you to read the only article, i mean the only article in "time magazine,"

writing about putin. it's brilliant and short and madeleine albright nails it between the eyes. beyonce is empowering everybody and -- >> snowden. >> you get a headache, massive headache. read albright's putin thing. you can't disagree with that. >> that's such a stupid list, and you know, that list and -- >> except for megyn kelly now. >> yeah. in the green room, we said you should have been on it -- >> i didn't say that in the green room. number one, i don't ever go in the green room. you'll be here by yourself next week. factor tip of the day, comfort food, the tip moments away. [ male announcer ] a long weekend is just an excuse...

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comfort food in a moment. cliven bundy says he don't reck sni -- recognize the authority of the federal government yet he rides the horse carrying american flag. mr. o'reilly for you to think that you had something to do with beyonce being on the cover of "time" is arrogant and time. you grossly exaggerate yourself worth. myself worth is not tied into what i do and i guess you missed the media hysteria over my reporting on beyonce. it's hot in tampa but that hot? bill, you were brilliant in explaining why the supreme court attacked down the 14th amendment. there is no race provision on it. >> toby able, minorities need something bill, we wronged them for so long that's why you and i

and all the other taxpayer haves given trillions of dollars to programs designed to help minorities. toby, but constitutional law must be upheld and was. >> o'reilly, i disagree with you about giving preference to poor students in college admissions. that violates the 14th amendment. college employers have a right to choose the best possible applicants and if an american excels, despite being disadvantaged economically, that should be a factor in their favor. accomplishments count. jeffrey, white stone, new york, i'm no niagra falls this weekend, i'll drive across the boarder to see you and miller, bill. lots of canadians coming down to buffalo to see the show saturday night at the shay, and a lot of folks all over the world going to honolulu may 10th.

we'll be there. details on billoreilly.com. bill, why was there in mention of the two men crucified along jesus. he was nailed early in the morning because authorities feared a riot and wanted him dead before jerusalem awakened. factor tip of the day, comfort food. i gave up sugar trents for length and the season is over and i can indulge. first thing i ate on easter sunday, ice cream. dark chocolate nuts. sugar puts the weight on you so you have to walk or swim it off or you'll become rotund.

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always remember the spin stops here. we're definitely looking for you. i'm megyn kelly live in new york and tonight, breaking tonight, hints from the white house about what could be the biggest executive action to date. will president obama rewrite our immigration laws? and then. >> as a woman, you're stripped of all of your freedom. for women, it becomes almost a matter of daily life. >> new revelations about brandeis university and exactly who pressured the school to yank an award from the woman you just heard. plus. >> i'm trying to help him knuckle down and buckle down for college. >> new e-mails raising ugly questions about a national