everything we can. greta, week nights at 7:00 here on fox. set your dvr. hope you'll join us 10:00 eastern here on fox. start your day with "fox and friends". i'll see you back here tomorrow night. the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> if these allegations prove to be true, it is dishonorable, it is disgraceful, and i will not tolerate it, period. >> once again, president obama says he will not tolerate a scandal but is it his fault that the v.a. is so out of control? tonight, we will give you the facts and have analysis from charles krauthammer, karl rove, and myself. >> rapper mac lamore mocks jewish people. where is the media outrage? nowhere. we will tell you why. >> david lee roth says he plans to devote more time to

film career. the singer has appeared in more under his stage name. >> also ahead dennis miller selected as the best weekend update guy ever on "saturday night live." tonight, we will ask miller all about that. >> god i do hate myself. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor from los angeles. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> hi oil bill o'reilly, i'm reporting tonight from southern california, thanks for watching us, the v.a. scandal blows wide open. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. 26 facilities run by the veterans administration now being investigated for putting wounded warriors at risk. in phoenix, there are charges. the v.a. tried to cover up delays in service for as many as 1600 sick vets. 40 may have died while

waiting for care. the situation is so intense that president obama had to address it today. we all know that it offensive takes too long for veterans to get the care that they need. that's not a new development. it's been a problem for decades. and it's been compounded by more than a decade of war. that's why when i came into office i said we would work to systematically work to fix these problems and we have been working really hard to address them. >> the truth is the president has failed. failed to address the v.a. chaos effectively. six years ago, he said this: >> the true test of our patriotism is whether we will serve our returning heroes as as well as they have served us. that's why i have pledged to build a 21st century v.a. as president. >> that did not happen. in fact, things have gotten even worse at the v.a. on the president's watch.

so once again, the obama administration finds itsself facing a scandalous situation that it knew about and did little to improve. president obama is at the tipping point. it is one thing after another with his administration. the head of the v.a., general eric shinseki should be fired immediately it is lunancy to have shinseki, who is overseeing the v.a. debacle investigate anything lunancy. is he not competent to run a federal agency. he has got to go. just like kathleen sebelius was not competent to roll out obamacare. again, the truth, the truth is that the president gives power to incompetent people. and keeps them in place. when things fall apart. look, the president of the united states is in charge. are we all getting this? are you understanding that

nancy pelosi, harry reid and other powerful democrats? mr. obama is in charge. yet, we see a more aeconomy. foreign policy, scandal after scandal at home and constant refrains that the president is concerned. yet, little gets done. >> it is long past time to stop the political gamesmanship. both parties should be working together to solve intense problems like the v.a. this is personal for us. we here at the factor know the v.a. is incompetence and callus to boot. how do we know that? because factor viewers, you guys have donated an astounding $25 million to get high tech wheelchairs for vets severely wounded in iraq and afghanistan. not once did we hear have shinseki or the v.a.

not once did the general call to congratulate factor viewers on their unbelievable largess. just this week. in wisconsin donated a million dollars to the independence fund.org to get the track chairs to the wounded. is he a world war ii vet and obviously a patriot. the v.a. and shinseki should have been buying these life altering wheelchairs. but they totally ignored the situation. so good people like the this family and, again, you guys had to do it. that's not how the federal government should work to being fair president obama has helped us in getting the high tech wheelchairs and i believe he does care about the vets. but, again, it is all about competence. is it not? testimony and that's the memo. now for the top story

tonight. reaction, joining us from washington, ace reporters carl cameron and from denver, ed henry. all right, henry, am i being unfair to president obama here? >> you have got it largely right there. was one point where you suggested eric shin shreky was investigating himself. that's not true. veterans affairs doing independent probe. now whether or not the fix is in and people get cleared in that investigation, time will tell. i have a feeling with 40 deaths allegedly in phoenix, problems in at least 19 other states, it's going to be hard to white wash this one way or another. but what you are saying is this is an unmitigated disaster for this president. if there were deaths, if there was mismanagement and lying about records and everything, that's a stain on his legacy. secondly, how in the world from a public relations standpoint could the president go 23 days without addressing this, the last time he did, before today, was april 28th in manila a news conference in asia. i asked him a question about what happened in phoenix. he said we are investigating it he said nothing for 23

days. now, i don't doubt that behind the scenes he was yelling at people. they are urging something get done. it's shocking that the president didn't reassure the country and didn't reassure veterans that he was all over it. >> well, looking for some way out. i mean, that's the explanation. who does the inspector general answer to in the investigation? who? >> he is independent. these are -- there are inspector generals throughout every department and agency in the federal government. report to congress. >> who does he have to give his findings to? he has to give his findings to shinseki. >> he will of course give to shinseki. >> henry, wait wait wait wait. the inspector general has to give his findings to shinseki, okay? who is the problem? he is giving his findings to the problem shinseki booted it. >> no doubt about it. shinseki is a war hero from vowrm, a war veteran. we have to say that if he can't manage his department and can't get the benefits to his fellow veterans that

he loves, he has been a disaster as well. >> he is a disaster. >> but look at sebelius. she stayed on for six months after that one. and the president's communication staff let him go out before the healthcare rollout and say it was going to be like amazon.com. that didn't work out. this hasn't worked out. take one step back. now he wants immigration reform. it's going to be hard to make a sale on immigration reform after implementation of healthcare and v.a. scandal and brewer craft particular problems be pretty hard to sell another legacy problem. >> i think this is it for president obama. i don't think he comes back. approval ratings fall below 40%. people, even democrats, some democrats, not that that the particulars, are going to say, look, there is something wrong there. all right, ed, we appreciate it let's bring in cammeron. now, what's congress going to do about this, cammeron? >> well, frankly, probably not very much. they spent a good part of the day today debating a v.a. management bill if it ultimately passes give shinseki ability to fire 450 or so.

>> does it give him power to fire himself? >> that's the thing. there is a long line of lawmakers who say the one who should be fired is him and all this stuff is way too little too late. the chairman jeff miller wrote shinseki today and pointed out that the v.a. has been really slow and frankly unresponsive to a whole bunch of investigative subpoenas and said that it looks like the v.a. has something to hide in that letter. >> this is a joke. this is such a joke. you know, and it's not a funny joke. it's a tragic joke. because we all know shin shreky booted it number one. we all know the president didn't pay attention to it, number two. we all know that shin shreky should be fired number three and he is still sitting there. i expect him to be fired soon. i have got to ask you, pelosi today did appoint some democrats to the benghazi committee. just till me 20 seconds what happened there. >> sure. five democrats, they are all loyal, reliable liberals who have accuse the g.o.p. of a witch-hunt with all of this. initially pelosi said she was going to boycott the committee. but they ultimately decided the democrats did after a

meeting that pelosi had with boehner yesterday for about an hour that they really needed to be there in case any white house officials like hillary clinton got subpoenaed and they will, they want to be there not to ask questions but essentially to to defend the administration. >> yeah to give them cover. >> all right, gentlemen, appreciate it it on the run down karl rove some of these v.a. problems began in the bush white house. we will explore that later, miller with a new posture, your questions for him. factor is coming right back from l.a. ugh. heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm. amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief.

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continuing now with lead story the v.a. scandal. joining us from texas karl rove. in 2005 under bush a billion-dollar short fall in funding the veterans healthcare and a variety of other problems at the v.a. under the bush administration. so, what is the essential problem here? why can't the government fix this? >> yeah, well, look, fix this. we have got to be care of what we describe as this. when bush came into office, the problem facing the veterans administration was an unbelievably long period of time needed between the time that somebody applied for coverage from the veterans administration to when the determination was made. on average it took 230 days from the time that you applied for disability benefits to the time that a determination was made it was also, when we came into office, we looked at the

v.a., and found it to be horribly under funded. bush in his term in office doubled the size of the budget. nearly doubled the size of the budget of the veterans administration and put $6 billion into upgrading and modernizing and building new facilities and created a billion-dollar new fund in order to deal with traumatic brain injuries and with post-traumatic stress. but, our problem was different than the problem that the obama administration faces. ours was simply the issue of taking hundreds of thousands of people who had been waiting on average 230 days to get a determination whether or not they were eligible and covered by the v.a. and trying to reduce it. by spending all this money, by improving systems, it got down to an average of about 161 days by the time that bush left office. by 2012, it was back up above the 230 that we inherited when we came into office to 260. that's different than what we have got here. >> okay. let me make two comments.

because president bush involved the nation in two very intense wars, he had to upgrade the v.a. facilities. everybody knows that this is what i want an answer to. i want you to step out of your partisan shoes for a moment. when president bush left office after 8 years, the v.a.self made a report to the incoming obama people. all right? in the report it said, i'm quoting: the problems and causes associated with scheduling, waiting times and waiting lists at the v.a. are systemic. so the problems exist on the day president bush left office. >> no, no, no. no. no. >> that's what the report says. >> no, no, no. first of all, it is not a v.a. report. it a report from people assigned by the obama campaign to their transition planning. these were probably democrats in washington. >> mr. rove. >> let me finish. >> quote. >> previous involvement. >> you are wrong. >> bill, let me describe what it is. no, no, no. let me describe what the problem was, bill.

you are conflating again. >> i have to go on the record, mr. rove. i have to go on the record. nope. let me quote where this came from so the audience knows. this came from v.a. officials, all right? it was plurekd by cbs news. that's where it came from. now, you can explain yourself. >> but it was not the leadership of the v.a. it was past current v.a. officials serving on the obama transition committee. this involves a dispute between the inspector general and veterans health administration, which had gone on for years over what they called a data integrity issue. that is to say how do you count people's waiting times once they get scheduled for deployment. >> all right. >> let's say you have a colonoscopy scheduled and we offer you the date of june 20th. and you say i'm going to be in california during that kay give me the later date. the question was how does that count against the wait time standards inside the

vha? i don't want to diminish how important this issue is. but it's entirely different than we have a secret list and slow plan people so even if their health is at risk we are not going to deal with them. >> look. you just heard me scorch. >> that's my point. >> you just heard me scorch president obama. scorch him. all right? and there is no doubt that in his five and a half years in office, things have gotten worse. now, you say in bush's 8 years things got better. i will take you at your word. but the bottom line is that veterans in this country for 12 years. >> are not well treated. >> that's right. >> no, no. for 20 or 30 years. for 20 or 30 years. this issue of a backlog was something we got when we came in. we also had something like, for example, you couldn't get both your v.a. disability and your military retirement pay. had you to decide between one or the other. bush changed that you are required to file within two

years to get disability coverage in the military. we extended that to five years. cut the number of homeless people in the half. a lot of the homeless veterans are people who had serious mental issues and falling between the cracks and not being served by the system. look, we have a broken v.a. we he have had it broken for decades. more broken today though than it has been in the past. >> all right, mr. rove. we appreciate you taking the fire. thank you. we have more analysis on the v.a. from charles krauthammer. later in the broadcast. but next, town here in southern california tries to pass a law against bullying. then a rapper mocks jews. why is the media silent? upcoming. honestly, the off-season isn't really off for me. i've got a lot to do. that's why i got my surface. it's great for watching game film and drawing up plays. it's got onenote, so i can stay on top of my to-do list, which has been absolutely absurd since the big game. with skype, it's just really easy to stay in touch with the kids i work with.

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personal story segment tonight. all over the u.s.a. children and some adults are getting bull yzed. the main culprit the internet where cowardly

people can smear others and remain anonymous. children have even committed suicide after being bull idea. here in southern california, the city of carson tried to pass a law against bullying but it was voted down 3 to 2 by the city council. the law would have prosecuted anyone bullying children or even adults up to age 25. joining us now from newberry port massachusetts, psychiatrist and fox news analyst dr. keith ablow. it's gotten to the point now where some people feel that bullying you should be hauled into court. what say you? >> listen, massive problem, bill. i treat people in adulthood and substantial people, sometimes ceos, lawyers, politicians who were bullied as children and who still bear the scars. so i know what a significant problem this is. however, i don't think the answer is to criminalize as this ordinance would have done the activities even of kindergartners or first or second graders for bullying in a very broad sense someone made to feel fearful. this is like taking a hot

potato where the schools will not grapple with this and say maybe give it to the courts. how about having the schools actually deal with this and that. >> well, let me raise -- look, i understand you can't criminalize 7-year-olds from calling people. >> it's sad. >> yeah. but i think there has to come a point in our society where the civil law, not criminal law, the civil law has to kick in if you are defaming someone to the point where their life is affected and you can can prove it let me get back to the original thing. you basically say that bully something epidemic. >> it is. >> is it worse than it was when you and i were kids in the stone age? is it worse now and if so why? feeling unsafe or trying to

puff up their chests or being stronger than they really are however, it's worse now because of the internet. there is an app. called yick yack that allows people in a single building to anonymously assault the characters of others in that building. can't trace who they're and have a group of 100 people talking about sara b. what she did last night or did not do last night. >> yeah, i know. it's horrible. so, you are basically saying that there isn't any solution to this problem? >> no. there is a solution. schools can create programs that will, number one, sense advertise kids. number two, draw a very hard line. you can't be in the school if you are identified as a bully. >> but the schools say that it doesn't -- they don't have jurisdiction if you are bullying from your home. and it has nothing to do with the school. even though you might be bullying somebody in the school. once you leave school grounds, the power of the school is nonexistent.

>> well, number one, i don't know if i accept that if you are spending your days in the school where they are interacting with you and if another student is affected. but, legally. >> i think you would have a hard time. if you expelled somebody for conduct they didn't do on school grounds or even suspended them, you know you would have lawsuits all over the place. you know that. >> there aren't enough lawsuits. that's the problem. most bullies don't drop their bullying briefcases at the door of the school. they keep it up in the classroom or in the hallways. and. >> if it's in the school they have to do it it right, i agree. outside of the school, on the internet, go ahead. >> the internet maybe not. but, listen, i tell parents, you may have to resort to bringing a lawyer into this. the civil case is against the school district. it's not rocket science, bill. private schools do. this there isn't as much bullying in private school. why? >> no. but i send my kids to private school and i will tell you why there isn't much. because the private school can expel you for conduct unbecoming. if they don't like how you

are behaving. >> fine. >> you are out of there. public school can't do that. >> that's a good ordinance. >> last word? >> i would support that kind of legislation. if you are a bully and you are doing it outside of school hours, and we know it, and we can't control it, you can't come to school either. i would support that. >> i know but i don't know legally if you could get that through. doctor, as always, thank you. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. rapper mocking jewish people in outrageous way and the media remains silent. miller will field your questions in a brand new segment called ask dennis. we hope you stay i'm randy and i quit smoking with chantix. as a police officer, i've helped many people in the last 23 years. but i needed help in quitting smoking. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced the urge for me to smoke. it actually caught me by surprise. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while

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whatsoever it be anti-met particular its with perceived that way. the song is called thrift shop. many people reacted very negatively to it although you didn't see a lot of coverage. >> no. >> is he really soorst progressive darling. he wrote the song same love which became a theme love for same sex marriage. they did that huge same sex marriage ceremony on the awards show to his song. maybe they don't want to admit that he stepped out of line. >> they don't like -- they being the mainstream media they defend these hip hop rappers. you know what i went through with the beyonce stuff. not exactly understanding why they embrace that culture. the media embraces it but they do. has this guy mac lamore apologized for this? >> he did written apology where he said this is not who i am. those who know me know i know nothing by it he claims he had no association

whatsoever with any jewish stereotype when he put this costume on. some people said he looked like abe lincoln and ring co-star. he claims that he had absolutely no intention to be in any way negative towards jewish culture. >> why is he apologizing? >> because is he sorry that he offended people because there was a certain amount of outrage. there was one segment on cnn. the five did something on it. major outlets did not cover this story. there was enough out there and on blogs, huffington post and the like so he felt like he had to respond. >> i'm going to give mac lamore the benefit of the doubt here because i don't know the guy and -- >> -- from everything he said, bill, i believe him, too. but what it proves to me is that is he clueless about sort of cultural stereotypes and history. he says he didn't know there was any such thing as antidefamation league there are other questions raised by this. >> i don't think that's the first rapper to be clueless. >> i don't either. you should see the lyric ares of his songs.

they are absolutely appalling. >> 9/11 museum there is a controversy already it centers around the gift shop selling stuff at that museum. >> they are looking to make money. how are they going to make money by selling things. i think it's a disgrace because we have human remains that they put down there against our wishes. we were told they would not be put in a museum or visitor's center and they put them in there anyway and now we have them selling art facts, all kinds of art facts on the wall where miewm remains are down there in the basement. no -- selling bracelets with thane cryption on it like making money over my son's dead body. i think it's horrible. >> so, the gift shop proceeds though go to upkeep the museum, right? >> they do. and they need to raise money to run this museum. it's a 63-million-dollar venture. but i think that what he touched on is the crux of the matter for these families, bill. they wanted the 8 to 10,000 remains that still exist

that are in the base of this museum to be outside with an internal flame, public area separate part from this museum. i think most people don't begrudge the museum for selling things. we have seen it at pearl harbor and national cemetery and dealt with in most ways respectfully. the problem is that these remains are in the building it. makes it a sacred place and that is what these families still want changed. they are leaving the door open. they want those remains to be taken out of the base of the building, bill. >> i think we should respect chief richie for his point of view there and maybe the museum can take the remains out. i think that's a good idea put eternal flame outside. martha thanks very much as always. dennis miller fielding your questions. brand new segment. then krauthammer on the v.a. scandal. moments away. i'm j-a-n-e and i have copd.

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>> you are out in l.a. i wanted to recommend get over to the dorothy chandler and see the new musical with mac lamore. abe lincoln on the roof. is he great. >> abe lincoln. good line, miller. now, as you know, we asked viewers to send in questions that you will allegedly answer. we're not real hopeful in that regard, but we're going to try it. the first question is from clyde mckinney, greenville, south carolina. miller, when you were on snl which performers impressed you the most? >> well, clyde, i would have to say -- let me see, hosts? to. hanks was the best host, alec baldwin was a good host, although i didn't know him that well. he had a certain volatility that i find daunting, i understand he has taken care of that in the last few years between now and then and sean penn was probably the most polite host which is ironic. everybody think is he a hot head but sweet guy. as far as cast members go.

under the new guys bill hater is a general. on the bronze medal i would have for me to judge this is weird because these guys are geniuses on the comedian. i would say phil hartman and danny aykroyd on the silver eddy murphy greatest performer dana carvy. i was with him for six years he never never did not kill. he was a beast. >> and still is. carvy is still very funny wherever he goes. >> i love him like a brother. man, just to watch that guy destroy was beautiful. >> all right. second question comes from lewis brawr, las vegas. what is it with your opening hand gestures and all of its variance at the start of each miller time? >> well, lewis, i'm signaling people to spy on you no. it's an homage to the guy, the chisum instructor at the nelson mandela memorial. that guy at the beginning who was teaching you how to

count with your fingers? i couldn't tell. he said is that chisum, sign language? telling maury wheels the steal. i could never figure it out o. owe ahmadinejad to the great jarney carson. i loved the car knack thing. >> kathleen bassfor fort royal virginia. please ask miller what he plans to do when california is hit by the great earthquake when it breaks it off from the west of the u.s.a. are you ready for that miller? >> i will tell you what i'm doing swimming for the coast for nevada because jerry brown makes gilligan look like patent and i'm not going to be stung on that island with a bunch of morons who want me to build fire for them every day because they can't get it together because they are working their way through fire block or something. and by the way, do you think california is going to handle the great earthquake in the attendant tsunami with the same degree of

grace and stowism that our brethren did. you will hear reports of cannibalism in four hours. everyone is so uptight out here. they will not only feast on the corpses of dead vegetarians. if obama is in california when the big quake hits for a fundraiser like he is he every other week, he won't even know what happened until he reads about it in the paper the next day. >> all right. last question. real fast. monica hayworth, rockport, texas. if someone would make a movie about your life, miller, who would play you? >> the olson twins. [ laughter ] >> no. no. i would play me because i need to get my sag dental in order because my o'reilly factor dental is a little porous. evidently i have to get hit in the face with an inside fast ball from sal magli to go see lawrence olivier's character in the marathon man through the factor. so i z. need it. >> you need the benefits. and with your tremendous performance in bore del low of blood, certainly you

could pull off an homage to yourself in the miller biomovie. >> killing lincoln but i was killing vampires. >> i know with water pistols or something tremendous film. >> i think woody allen correct directed that. >> yeah. >> write to us miller write us at the factor. email us a question for miller. two weeks from now. great gift for father's day bolder fresher shows. fargo north dakota, july 25th, 26th. details on bill o'reilly.com. make dad happy and see the bad lands to boot. krauthammer on deck. what does he think about the v.a. scandal and president obama's outrage today? charles is next. and just give them the basics, you know. i got this. [thinking] is it that time? the son picks up the check?

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back of the book segment tonight, let's get to our pal charles krauthammer who joins us from washington. charles, last night, i said the obama administration appears disengaged from very troubling problems in the country. am i wrong? >> no. this is a reflection of the president. the style of the white house administration always comes from the leader. i mean, cool will get you elected. cool will get you profiles from upscale new york magazines but cool will not connect you with the american people when there are allegations that wounded warriors are dying of neglect and corruption. and cool will not get you any management skills in running the u.s. government. remember, this is a man who came to office. never having run so much as a candy store. he has got all these departments under him. and in every single one he professes utter ignorance as to the incompetence and corruption under his nose

stuff he apparently reads in the newspaper like any american citizen. he is simply acting as if he is too good, too smart. i think it was valerie jarrett who said that he is bored with the presidency. i guess this find a tougher job. >> here's the question. does he really not know? his staff that incompetent that they don't bring him every morning a summation of problem areas that need to be dealt with? is that possible? >> look, this is a problem that he ran on in 2008. the idea he would pretend he read about it in the papers now is preposterous. we have video in 2008 blaming it on the bush administration, then saying i'm going to fix it, then

saying like any good liberal does, i'm going to throw a ton of money at this and that will fix it, then in 2009 says he'll fix it and in fact, just today saying we really worked hard on this problem. give me a scintilla of evidence that this administration worked hard on the problem of waiting lists and cooked books. >> is there -- that doesn't exist because if there were evidence, if there was evidence to that, they would have presented it already and said we did this and that just like rove did when i challenged him, he had a long laundry list of things and the obama administration doesn't have anything. the question of replacing incompetent administrators. sebelius still sitting on her butt there. she's not out yet. now she's out, but she's still there and now shinseki, i mean, oversees the investigation into a situation that he let happen? i mean, this is like the

twilight zone. >> i think what it is, it's an epidemic of incompetence and neglect because precisely because as every one of these other scandals unfolded, administration mouths words about accountability, talks about responsibility, some people like the secretary of state, even the president, say the buck stops here, but the buck stops nowhere because no one pays, no one is fired, no one is demoted. the only person who got hurt in the benghazi affair hurt in terms of his career, was the guy in tripoli, hicks, the number -- >> he blew the whistle. >> the man that blew the whistle. the man who essentially heard his colleague dying at the other end of the phone essentially got demoted because he said the truth. once that happens, it becomes epidemic and no one is responsible for anything so why

should anyone stick their neck out? >> charles, as always, thank you. an outrageous statement about me on the internet. the tip moments away. [ male announcer ] if you're taking multiple medications,

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debate program, back and forth. that's what we do mike land cas it's ironic senator rubio comes from a state adversely effected by global warming even if denies it. >> the va was established to provide health care to vets with service-related injuries, now too many veterans are expecting the va to buy universal health care. no wonder the agency is overwhelmed. hey, bill, you and powers could not be more wrong. president obama is not disengaged at all, he's proceeding full speed in his transformation of america. hard to see why a va scandal doctor would advance that goal. dorothy thomas, bill, big fan of the factor and thank you for covering president obama honestly. from the beginning i said i would be fair and if he's not doing the job, i would spell it

out, which i have done the past couple nights. when are so many against jessica's law. many don't like harsh prison sentences believing you can rehabilitate people who even rape kids and many bow to the defense attorney lobby. mr. o'reilly, i'm 14, took offense when you said understanding affirmative action is beyond age group. the ninth graders in my school are sud dtudying affirmative ac. i used to live in aurora. writing on the website slate.com a man says quote, george w. bush allegedly scored a 1206 on the sats. bill o'reilly landed a 1585, unquote. the highest you can get on the sat at the time i took them was 1600 so i am an unbelievable genius? right?

not exactly. he is a pinhead. i didn't come close to 1585. notre dame turned me down and wouldn't consider me. in high school, believe me, i couldn't even count to 1585. so here is the tip of the day, do not, do not, believe when you read on the net, period. i wish i had gotten a 1585, i would be a hedge fund guy now, not doing this. that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website which is different from billoreilly.com and also, spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world, o'reilly at foxnews.com, name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day, do not be mawkish. a lot of stuff going on. a lot of interactive stuff.

want to get you involved emotionally with the factor. thanks for watching us tonight. ms. megyn up next. i'm bill o'reilly reporting live from los angeles. the spin stops here in l.a. we're definitely looking out for you. i'm megyn kelly live in new york and tonight. >> i assure you that they will be punished. >> fallout in the handling of the growing va scandal. he says he's on the case but even some democrats are keep banding more. >> mr. president, we need urgency, we need you to roll up our sleeves and get into these hospitals. >> plus. >> knowing where the money comes from. >> bill maker james o keith today releasing a documentary designed to highlight