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in the talking points memo. >> fourth grader sold to three others for 11 bucks. >> told you so he, fourth graders in colorado dealing pot. a reporter -- a newspaper didn't even send a reporter to cover it the no spin zone the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the talking points memo on stunning new information about benghazi and the president's falling poll numbers. be in our second segment tonight. but our lead story, the owner of the los angeles clippers banned for life by the nba for making racist comments. in a press conference today, the commissioner adam silver let donald sterling have it. >> accordingly, effective immediately, i am banning

mr. sterling for life from any association with the clippers organization or the nba as to mr. sterling's ownership interest in the clippers, i will urge the border of governors to exercise its authority to force a sale of the team. i will do everything in my power to ensure that that happens. sterling done has to pay 2.5-million-dollar fine which will be given to charity. joining us from los angeles mobley who played for the clippers and jim gray. let's begin with you. how county owners force sterling to sell the team? how can they do that? >> three quarter vote by the board of governors, by the teams that are in the nba if he doesn't comply they can can start making all of his players free agents bottom line make it so miserable

pariah he is. don't have to operate. don't have to schedules preseason games, no one will play him. it's going to be very very difficult for him to continue if if they force the sale and they are going to. i spoke to donald sterling before spuvment he says he is not selling the team and not going to be forced to sell the team. >> he is a billionaire. of he can take the monetary loss if he wants to i assume, i shouldn't assume anything here. he is the kind of guy that might dig in and get the battery of lawyers and do the constitutional thing and violating my constitutional rights you can't force me to sell anything, it's my property, i bought it but, as you say, there are bylaws and he had to sign them so, in the end, he loses. but he could hold on for a few years, i guess, if he wanted to. mr. mobley, i'm interested because you played for the clippers and he was the owner at the time did you have any dealings with him? >> yeah. like i said, he was -- he never done anything wrong to me. i can't sit here and say that he has done anything

wrong to me. yes, he has done things in the past and he has done things to other people that they might not agree with. you know, it doesn't mean i have to affiliate myself on a regular basis with the man usually sports agents deal with the owners. did you your have any personal contact with sterling? i mean, was he around? did you talk to him? what were your impressions of the man? only time i was around him when i was at the gym at the staples center after i played. come sit with me half court or how are you doing? how is life? those things like that. other than that, it was never anything malicious he said in my face or anything like that. >> okay. did the other players on the team, while you were there, were they aware that sterling had all kinds of litigation and civil rights arena against him? were they aware that there were controversy there?

>> yeah, i mean we all were, you know, to a certain extent of the things that went on in his life and how he ran his business as far as real estate. again, when it doesn't affect you, personally, we really don't care. that's the every single body. but then now once it effects us, now we have to stand up and say something about it. >> while you were there, sterling wasn't really an issue in your life. you went, you tried your hardest, you got paid and that was it is that accurate? >> pretty much so. >> okay. now, jim, mark cuban said in a statement and i want to be fair to him, that what sterling said was appalling. but, also, that if you take his team away, you may then be violating his constitutional rights and putting a tamper on freedom, freedom in general, not just in basketball. you saw what he said, how do you react?

>> well, since then, bill, i just got a text from mark cuban before we came on the air. he said he 100% agrees and supports what adam silver did and he said adam did a great job and i couldn't concur more. so whatever he thought yesterday apparently he thinks this is fine today. >> i want to talk to cuban. hopefully he will come on the program. tomorrow we have kareem abdul jabbar. he has been involved for many years with politics. i'm looking forward to talking with him. is the story over? okay, that's it? okay. sterling is done, finished whatever it will be how it unfolds. story done? >> no. no. the story is never over with donald sterling. he sued the league before. he moved here without the permission of the nba. according to what he told me before he knew his punishment. he is not giving up this team and he is not selling, perhaps he will try to work out a deal where his son-in-law or his wife. it isn't over but i think it's going to be so miserable at some point at

some point he will see the light and end it. >> he is 82. just say hey, i'm going to give the league back what i think -- he could do anything. is the story over as far as the players are concerned? mr. mobley, do you think the story is over as far as the players are concerned? >> >> i don't think it's over. i think, you know, listen, we love basketball and we love our fans. all around the league. you know. and, you know, they make us and, you know, and, again, we started playing this game at a very young age, so i don't think one man's opinion of what he think of race gender or whatever is should dictate how we run our lives. it's sad that he said it. i think guy also still continue to play basketball and love the game. >> sure. i don't think the game itself is going to be. but it would be interesting to see if this carries over. real quick, gray, do you think this is over as far as the players are concerned? >> it's going to be over in terms of donald sterling, but i think there is going to be more judge lens and make sure this doesn't

happen anywhere else. this is not what the nba represents. i don't think they are going to find anything. i think it's going to be used as an example and everybody is going to see it and they are all going to take note and this will not happen again. i applaud what adam silver did today. it's been a long time coming. >> as an observer of the nba for many many years i thought mr. mobley just real quick i thought was pretty good race relations in that league that's from a tan standpoint, yes, no? >> well, yeah. you know, no, definitely. listen, at the end of the day, there has never been anything to this magnitude that came up from since i have been in the nba i'm only 38 years old. i haven't seen anything like that. so i can't sit here and think. >> i thought it was a model. it seemed that the players played together predominantly black but everybody got along. the fans got along with the players. that's what it looked like. gentlemen, we appreciate it? >> we all got along. >> we have a brand new bill o'reilly.com poll for you. what do you think? what do you think should have happened to the clippers owner?

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impact segment tonight. president obama continues to decline in the polls and stuff on benghazi. that's is this evening's talking points memo. new abc news survey out today taken by 1,000 adults says the following. 41% approve of mr. obama's job performance.

not good news for the president. in addition, judicial watch got a white house memo through the freedom of information act that confirms the worse fears about benghazi. the memo written by the communications guy ben rhodes was sent three days after the 9/11 attack that killed ambassador chris stevens and three other americans. the memo woe was written to prep ambassador susan rice on what to say to the media the instructions are these, quote: the goal to underscore that these protests are rooted in an internet video and not a broader failure or policy. by the way bebb rhodes is now a deputy white house security advisor. there is no longer any doubt that the white house was pushing this spontaneous uprising theory and playing down the organized terror angle. no longer any doubt they did it president obama should have told the nation the truth. but he did not. that's one of the reasons

his poll numbers are slipping. some americans no longer trust him. fox news chief white house ed henry asked him about his policy named the obama doctrine. >> what you think the obama doctrine is in terms of what your guiding principle is on all of these crises and how you answer those critics who say they think the doctrine is weakness? >> well, ed, i would -- i doubt that i'm going to have time to lay out my entire foreign policy doctrine and -- there are actually some complimentary pieces as well about my foreign policy but i'm not sure you ran them. >> ed did not know about the new benghazi information or it would have been worse, all right? and now the president's answer looks even more foolish because fox news has been one of the few news operations that have actually reported on the benghazi story honestly. with all the chaos going on, the republican party has a real opportunity next november to control both houses of congress. if the g.o.p. can focus on

just three areas, foreign policy, the economy, and healthcare, it should win the senate and easily keep the house. but if republicans are diverted into the fabricated war on women, the immigration mess, and other issues, they remain unresolved the democrats will petty fog the real state of the union. talking points doesn't root for any political party i simply want the best for all americans. as the new poll and benghazi information demonstrates we are not getting that right now. that's the memo. here we have reaction with us monica crowley and alan colmes both fox news analysts what do you think of the benghazi stuff. >> the day after the strategy the president used act of terror. he said that he wasn't hiding it. this is nothing exceptional to me said the word act of terror in two successive days he wasn't sweeping it under the rug. >> that was a general statement not related to benghazi. >> yes, it was. >> second lid what we saw with this memo confirms exactly what we have been saying all along is that

this white house deliberately chose to perpetuate the lie that an internet yesterday voyeur. >> let's use myth. >> i will use the stronger word, okay? because now we have concrete evidence. what we see from this white house, bill, is what we have said all along, that they chose image and politics over the truth. >> let me ask you a very simple question, colmes, because you know i'm a simple man. >> thanks for reminding me. >> the president could have come out at any time and still hasn't and said, you know what? we were wrong. we were wrong. we gave ambassador rice wrong information. we down played the cia information which was accurate. we were wrong and i apologize. we should not have done that. he has not done that why don't you think he has done that. >> i don't think he should are done that the "new york times." >> you don't think he should have said the truth. >> the truth is that the demonstrations were a part of it. >> no, they weren't. >> the video was a part of it. >> no. >> the investigation showed that. >> you are living in a land of oz. why do you think he hasn't come out and said to the nation listen, we made a mistake? he could say was an honest

mistake like colmes. it was a mistake, all right? colmes, you really need. >> no we disagree about it. >> no. there is truth and then there is propaganda. go ahead. >> right. well, look, the reason that he they wanted to say this and perpetuate the lie is because they wanted the president in rhodes' words to look steady and like statesmanlike. >> it was a campaign. >> weeks before the presidential election. if he came out now, he would have to admit, number one, that he lied. >> he wouldn't have to -- no he wouldn't. >> he can say i made a mistake but everybody -- it's like obamacare lie, everybody know what is it is. he would have to admit. >> calling him a liar is so underhand wanted. >> let's talk turk j calling the president is not called for. >> i don't use the word here. but you, colmes, you see the poll numbers and abc news is very sympathetic poll. >> yes. >> historically, it's not registered voters. it it's just the folks. that makes a big difference,

all right? >> right. >> it usually makes a difference in favor of the president. you see, you see that he is losing credibility all over the place. >> it's not just the president. the poll the president. >> real clear politics the congress is about 12% approval rating. >> now we are congress. this was the presidential poll. >> people are tired of politics. >> you are engaging in a moral equivalence here, alan, the poll was about the president. >> no, there was more to that poll than just the president. >> americans want jobs. they want a healthy economy. they want stable, affordable health care and they want to be number one in the world which gets to ukraine, russia and benghazi guess what, they are not going to have any of that now. >> i think there is a perception that the president can't be trusted. >> yes. you have to admit that perception exists thrnches is a perception. >> my point is he is the leader of america, all right? we're having problems on a lot of of important fronts. wouldn't it be better for him to just be more can did it? he doesn't have to run

again. just be more candid. don't pars and run and hide and on i obfuscate. they favor democrats 43, 34. healthcare 43, 35. middle class 53, 32, president obama and the poll is very bad news for him. >> when you look at the broader numbers on honesty and trustworthiness you find the same thing which is that those numbers have taken dramatic dive. >> big hit. >> boeckman and now. >> benghazi won't get reported. >> he has over two years left in this presidency. >> i know that when public confidence in the leader takes this kind of hit it's over. >> i'm glad you are watching the factor you you are not going to heart benghazi stuff. i will hun tore home people cover. this congratulations to

judicial watch ferreting that out. are you going to congratulate them, colmes. >> i don't think there is new information here. >> most transparent administration in history right? >> it is, thank you. >> will the women stay with the democratic party despite all the problems the country is having? terrible story out off colorado, fourth graders now selling pot. who told you this would happen? factor is coming right back. au the unique patch with time release smartcontrol technology that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. help prevent your cravings with nicoderm cq. stick with innovation.t the urge to smoke all day long. stick with power. stick with technology. get the flexcare platinum from philips sonicare and save now. philips sonicare

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news correspondent claire shipman who cancelled on us. she is married to white house spokesman jay carney. you are a british subject, right? >> that's right, yeah. >> when you -- >> -- with four american children though. >> so you have four american children who are citizens because they are born here. >> yep. >> how do you process the war on women, the sandra fluke stuff, how you do you process all of that? is that a legitimate thing? any party that ignores the voters 53% of the electorate does so at their peril. women are too smart to be used as political slogans, we want results are. if you look, for example, in congress it's women members of house and the senate who are more inclined to cross party lines to get things done. and so, i think women are, you know, very practical, very smart. they want results. they don't necessarily want slogans and any party that ignores them does so at

their peril. >> i don't think any party is ignoring them any party in the nancy pelosi, barbara boxer some others have told women hey, you are getting shafted the republican men and white guys want to keep you down president obama addressed it it 77 cents on the dollar. we kind of blew that myth up. but it's used as a lure by the democrats to the women of america, look, vote for us because we care and you are not really getting your fair share. so, my question to you, as a brit, do you think american women are being treated fairly here? i think american women are going to make very smart choices when it comes to the policies that they think suit them. i don't think there is a question of fairness or unfairness. >> you don't think that society is stacked up against women? you don't think it's oppressing women? i think there are institutional barriers to women getting ahead. we talk about that in the

book. there have been decades of problems for women entering the senior echelons of corporations but there is something that women can do something about, that's exactly why we wanted to write the book, that's their own confidence and that's such a critical factor for women in getting ahead because there is a big confidence gap between men and women but it is something that we can address. one of the few things, perhaps, that each individual woman can address immediately that we can take control of that we can can improve. >> is it your belief that women have less confidence than men? why why that be so? women are smarter than men. better looking than men. do better in school than men, they graduate more than men. so why and they are nicer than men generally speaking. why would they have a confidence. >> teenage daughter, aren't you, bill? >> i actually believe every word of that i mean, i think women are the superior

gender. why would they have a lack of confidence? >> it's staggering, isn't it? actually, if you look at the numbers, the data is there and this book is very much driven by data from niewrgses, psychologists, business schools, corporation cans. women, for example, will only apply for a promotion if they have 100% of the skills necessary for the job. men are happy to apply for that promotion if they have 60%. >> all right. have you got the data. what's the why behind it? don'th confidence? part of it is that women take criticism very personally. >> that's a good point. >> it's called roomating. we make one tiny mistake and we're still thinking about it the next day and the next day and the next day and we need to draw a line on it because it's such a confidence killer. we're less prone to taking risks than men are now maybe too much is a bad thing. it's not so much to do with sensitivity. it's this particular issue of dwelling on our smallest mistakes and dwelling on criticism and not letting it go that is so detective

forever us. we don't like taking risks and failing. >> risk takers, the gathering hunter guys and all of that. all right. the book is the confidence code and tell ms. shipman we missed her tonight. we hope i didn't frighten her too much. might be a confidence thing but key don't know. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. stossel says the american dream is dead wants to tell it us why is he wearing that dopey google glass. and is it legal on fourth graders selling pot in colorado. also one of the few republican congressman in new york under indictment on corruption charges. hope you stay tuned to those reports. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion.

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for having me on. let me tell you what this case is about. >> you can you answer that question off othe top and then we will back into the case. six-month-old baby, leaving the baby alone in the car for any reason. unacceptable, yes or no? >>s it it's a mistake. we understand it's a mistake. ms. taylor is a veteran of the united states air force. she is a loving mother. and that day she was thinking about her kids. her main sole reason for that job is to get a job for her family and for her kids all right. and i don't doubt that i'm not questioning that i am questioning the woman's judgment. 6 months old in the car the car was about 100 degrees. i feel terrible for that woman, i do. but is she capable of supervising two babies? >> yes. mr. o'reilly, she is a loving mother. like i said before. she made a mistake, we all make mistakes. >> that's a huge mistake.

that's a donald sterling mistake. >> i wouldn't call it a donald sterling mistake, sir. mr. o'reilly with all due respect. >> a kid could have died. >> with all due respect, mr. o'reilly, these kids. >> had when they checked out the kids, mr. o'reilly. the kids were -- the doctors said the kids were fine. this is loving mother like i said before. she a veteran of the united states air force. >> i got it? >> she made a mistake. >> why on earth would you not take the children to the job interview and just say, listen, i couldn't get a babysitter but i need the job. and i wanted to be here. so here are my children. what do you want to know about me? why wouldn't she do that? >> mr. o'reilly, basically she was in dire straits. more facts will come out this is a pending litigation, pending case. ms. taylor will give a statement out in the future. right now we can tell you this is that she was in dyer straits. she made a mistake a bad decision, but does this mistake rise to the level of a felony on her record?

>> i don't know. i, again, feel sorry for her i urge compassion. i understanding the children have been taken away from her now, is that true? >> that's correct. it's a pending litigation our job as a firm is to row unite her with her children. >> who is minding the kids now? >> right now the kids are in a safe location. we can't tell you exactly family members looking at after them or the state looking after them who is looking after them. >> it's a pending case. the kids are in a safe location. she does love her kids. she wants to be reunited with her kids. >> where is the dad? mr. o'reilly, fortunately -- unfortunately the dad wasn't around. >> is there a father in play at all? >> yes. and they are in the process of reuniting. at the time of the case, the father wasn't around. she was in dire straits. >> i feel terrible but i want everybody in the world

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thanks for staying with us, bill o'reilly. three hot topics beginning with a terrible story out of grealey, colorado. since marijuana was legalized in that state there have been a variety of unintended conditions sequences, this one tops the list. fourth graders selling pot. >> school leaders say one fourth grader sold marijuana to three other fourth graders for 11 bucks. the next day one of the same fourth graders brought an edible to the fourth grader who sold the pot. a district spokesman says the boy ate the candy bar looking can business. >> he did not get sick. he said he didn't feel the effects. >> but the two incidents do make education officials feel a little queazy. >> a little trouble aspect to me the fact that we had marijuana on an elementary campus yesterday is that both of these students procured the marijuana from their grandparents. >> and are you surprised out

there in colorado you? legalize marijuana? are you surprised it shows up at a grammar school? really are you surprise are ad? here now attorneys and fox news analyst dollars kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl. not going to throw the fourth grader. >> not going to throw them in jail. the school doesn't want to them go to go to jail. the investigators on it about the grand parents parents and they referred it to the local da there for possible child endangerment charges, child neglect. was the pot just out there in an easy access for these kids to get or locked away? >> ask the kid and he will tell you where the pot was. he obviously knew where it was. now, were the kids suspended from school? >> yeah. that's what they are going to do. they wouldn't say the exact amount of time or days of suspension. they are saying they take it very seriously. all four students involved in it will be dismissed. >> where does this fourth grader get 11 bucks to buy dope. >> three kids. a, 5, and 1. >> lunch money, right? >> spent lunch money on these brownies. >> pooling resources.

cause for concern in all seriousness. >> here is really -- colorado, you know i love you because i lived there two years. i love you. denver post got to be the worst newspaper in the country. didn't even send a reporter. the largest newspaper to grealey which is 30 miles away. they used an a.p. story in the denver post. and you you know why? because that newspaper has been pushing the legalization and the use of marijuana. >> selective reporting. they don't want to. >> you don't think people in colorado are going to want to know that fourth graders are dealing dope? and they didn't send a reporter. >> on purpose. >> all the reporters are dos reviews. can't leave. send them out on this story. >> they got lost. >> evidence? >> you think i'm a little hot on this thing? i think i may have to move back to colorado and run for governor. i might have to do it because the state is out of control. no jessica's law either.

>> this sterling guy got what he deserved. through in the court of public opinion, in the league. if i were him, move out of the country and go somewhere else. the woman who taped him and released the tape. >> that's his girlfriend right there. >> she broke the law, right? >> yes, she sure did. >> you used to be a prosecutor in california. but they don't prosecute these stories these cases do they. >> no. honestly, i have never had one come across my desk. it is a two party consent. >> is it a misdemeanor or a felony? >> consent. it's a misdemeanor and would have to pay a fine. here is the best part. that's criminally, okay? it's nothing. it's not even a slap on the wrist. >> probably wouldn't bother. didn't with mel gibson's person. >> however, civilly, looking at three times actual damages. if he loses the nba team because of this. >> he could sue her. >> right. so maybe he can get like the bentley and some of the.

>> this guy might do that. >> he love the mask though? >> everything is out on him. he might say, you know what? >> do you see the mask? >> i will take a little of my 1.2 billion. >> take it out on her. >> go after her. >> here is her defense, yeah two party consent but you consented sterling. >> got to prove that. >> archive of everything. >> she has got to prove it. >> wanted her. >> this woman may be in trouble as well. there is a congressman in staten island, new york, one of the few republicans in the new york city area grim is his name. former fbi guy. >> and marine. >> charges. what are they accusing him of doing. >> 20 count indictment. 30 pages long. all on tax evasion. >> wire fraud. mail fraud. >> what did he he do. >> restaurant in upper east side of manhattan. >> a manhattan restaurant? >> health alicious. >> so what the feds are aalleging that he paid his employees beings many of them in cash.

didn't report that income. >> that's a felony. >> didn't report other income that was coming. he basically kept allegedly two sets of books. >> so they have this guy he is done. >> read the indictment. >> here is an interesting wrinkle. the prution prosecutor who is a democrat didn't bring the charges? after mr. grimm was put on the ballot in november. even though he was investigating for two years. >> exactly. so they waited until two weeks after the deadline has passed which is pretty conspicuous. >> it's outrageous. >> given the extensive nature of the indictment. they already had the goods on him. >> this lynch. she is saying there is no merit to this allegation it's important to examine the timing of it because there is no other republican candidate can go forward. >> right. the guy is on the ballot. is he going to be on the ballot and going to lose. >> democrats going to win. >> do you think there is no politics to this? >> two weeks is suspicious because they. >> it is suspicious. >> investigating him since. >> new yorker, born in

manhattan. >> you are so fiscal. >> this is so new york. >> so obvious. >> this is the way they do it here. democratic machine said you know what? we will wait until he gets his name on the ballot. >> now, that's not sticking up for grim, if he did what they say he did. >> it looks bad for grim. it looks grim for grim. >> you work on that all day? >> okay. >> let her say whatever she want. [ laughter ] >> stossel on deck says the american dream is dead. and he wants to show me a google glass. i have no idea why. stossel moments away. marge: you know, there's a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips fiber good gummies. they're delicious, and an excellent source of fiber to help support regularity. wife: mmmm husband: these are good! marge: the tasty side of fiber.

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and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. stossel matters is the american dream dead. is it now unlikely that we can prosper in the country?

>> is the american dream dead >> is the american dream dead? >> dead? people say it is. >> only one out of four americans still believe in the american dream. >> why is that? lemonade for sale, 50 cents. >> maybe because there's so many rules that it's almost impossible for me to sell lemonade legally. >> here now is stossel. this is a theme of yours, government interference and regulation, right? >> your tease was for the dream. the left said it's dead. there's all these horrible obstacles that make it tougher. it's not dead. 10% of the country moves from the bottom income group to the top. look at the new stuff that's gotten invented. 3-d printing, all these things you don't understand. >> you know me i'm very simple. you're creative and daring you can still make it according to

john stossel. >> the internet reduced barriers to entry because you can go around the establishment. >> why does the left say the dream is dead. >> they want government to come in and take care of everyone. >> restore the dream. >> restore the dream by giving you money. >> same old stuff. independent people want to do it on their own and left wing people want the government to be in charge of the dream. >> and the natural process regulators always adding more rules makes it tougher. >> i agree with that. you got to be persistent and smart to be an entrepreneur these days. now stossel has mentioned a brilliant internet guy and spends most of his time out there when he's not playing volleyball. recently he went to the grand central station with the google glass. go. >> i can go like this, okay glass and take your picture. >> i don't like it. i feel like that's too much exposure. >> i don't know how i feel about

that. that's a little scary. it freaks me out you could know my name before i talk to you. >> so should the government do something from text us? >> the government will have to regulate somehow. i mean we have a right to privacy. >> once these are more widespread do you think people can go around like this, glass holes. >> yes. >> a lot of wit tonight on the factor. now, you have this stupid glasses there. what do they actually do? what is that? >> well, right now it just gives you directions, it can read you a book while you're walking down the street but in the future it will have things like facial recognition software. i can go to a party, who is that guy and it will say. >> does it go in your ear. >> it talks to you. >> a man or a woman. so you wear that thing and you can take a picture too. >> right.

okay, glass, take a picture. >> do you have x-ray vision can you see my putinesque chest? >> no. but maybe some day. >> people will be walking in front of buses and looking at attractive people. you like this. you think this is swell with the dopey glasses on you think that's great. >> it makes me uncomfortable knowing somebody might be taking my picture. a canadian filmmaker made a movie with his glass eye, a camera in his glass eye. people were really upset. in toronto there are 10,000 cameras the government has. people got more upset by me taking the picture. >> i'm telling you with this crazy stuff no one will have any privacy ever. you can see through stuff and listen to things. >> we'll have less. >> 85 miles away. >> you have privacy at home. >> not for long. you're going to have those listening devices.

stossel is responsible, everybody, so write him. factor tip of the day a new assignment for dennis miller. the tip moments away.

time of the tip of the day. a new assignment for dennis miller. first if you want a signed book for mother or father's day i'm ready to assist you. go to bill o'reilly.com. i'll sign it. then send the book to you, you'll give it to them, everybody will be happy. yeah. you got to get your orders in soon. now the mail, o'reilly last night's talking points was one of your best and captured how decent americans feel about the issue of race. judy, caramel, new york, bill you often say people have constitutional right to be

morons, doesn't freedom of speech protect tying nor rant, including donald sterling. not the court of public opinion. kate martin, st. louis it's insulting that charles krauthammer says sterling's age is a cause for his horrible behavior. he said younger americans don't see race the way older americans do. arnold from tucson, arizona, since only premium members get their letters read i don't expect to hear mine. you never complain about blacks. congratulations. you win the dumbest letter of the year so far. for the record, all letter writers are equal. no premium membership favoritism. nancy, mr. o'reilly you are trying to ruin cliven bundy. because you don't like him. you are discriminating against him. >> we reported that story accurately and fairly. morgan from california you handled jamie foxx with real

class o'reilly. you're not playing a character, you are one. i think you said that in a kind way. we're hoping mr. foxx will stop by morgan. just saw him in spiderman 2 last night. bill," killing jesus" has 6,000 reviews on amazon in six months. do you ever read negative reviews on your book. >> all the time. check it out more often. becky, mr. o'reilly my fourth and fifth graders love "lincoln's last days." i enclosed their notes to you. i want to thank the kids i hope they check out "the last days of jesus." they make history come alive. you teachers out there check it out. tip of the day. we get a lot of mail about dennis miller. now we're going to expand the d. man's duties. beginning in two weeks miller will occasionally do a segment

called "ask dennis" whereby you can ask him anything you want and he is compelled to give you and honest answer. i'll know. and he better be entertaining giving that answer. all you got to do is e-mail us at our regular address, o'reilly @fox.com. put dennis at the top. miller will be here tomorrow night doing his regular segment. he's a little nervous on ask this dennis thing. we'll work it out. i would like to ask dennis a few things. i'll sneak them in. that's it for us tonight. check out the news factor website which is different from bill o'reilly.com. spout off about the factor. o'reilly @fox.com. name a town and favorites word of the day don't be a poltroon

when writing to the factor. mad as hell on thursday. madashell.com. ask dennis if you're mad. thanks for watching us. miss megan is next. please remember the spin stops here. we're looking out for you. >> i'm megan kelly live in new york. and even tonight -- >> effective immediately i am banning mr. sterling for life. >> now we know the punishment but does it fit the crime? see the new suggestions that america went too far too fast in the prosecution of donald sterling. and then -- >> beautiful. unethical. dangerous. turn every cell phone in gotham to a microphone. >> a new bill would have