here in new york city. three helicopters showering the statue of liberty with a million rose pedals, see you monday at 5:00 and here at 7 p.m. >> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. [taps] question tonight is what's the difference between nazi war criminals and the taliban war criminals? we will have no spin analysis this was a young man to ho volunteered to serve his country infantry in uniform at a time of war that is a honorable thing. >> trying to defend the taliban swap in the face of growing anger across

america. we will have the very latest. ♪ ♪ >> also tonight, why was this video released to the world? why? gutfeld and mcguirk on the case. caution, you are with to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thank you for watching us tonight. president obama and war. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the world marked the 70th anniversary of the d-day invasion today. ceremonies in normandy france were moving and important. featuring many of the world's most powerful people. president obama even chatted with putin during lunch. on june 6th, 1944. allied forces landed on the northern coast of france in a final pushto defeat hitler's germany, which ruled europe with an iron

fist for almost five years. fighting was fierce. the allies suffered about 10,000 men killed and wounded. because many americans have no clue about the price of freedom. it's worth pointing out that almost all of the 2500 americans who died in the d-day fight were working men. regular guys. who understood the evil they were fighting and who were willing to die rather than let their buddies down. fast forward to the current taliban swap controversy. there is no difference between the mind set of the taliban killers and the nazis. none. they both believe they have the absolute right to murder civilians for their cause. atrocities, crimes against hamilton on a mass scale. both groups are fascist who deny basic human rights and freedom and impose sick philosophies on innocent people through ultra violent acts. there is no difference between the acolytes of hitler and the followers of jihad.

none. so, it is a false narrative to equate the release of five taliban commanders, war criminals all, with legitimate prisoners of war. captured in uniform on the battlefield. and that is what the obama administration does not seem to understand that the five taliban killers who were traded for sergeant bow bergdahl a suspected traitor are much more. they ever men who will create mass atrocities again. in 1941, nazi big shot rudolph hesitate left germany and flew to england without permission from the furor. the delusional hesitate thought he could negotiate a peace treaty with winston churchill. he was arrested and impressived. sentenced to life for war crimes. fdr and churchill surely could have traded hesitate for a bunch of allied pows, that would have been inappropriate just as the taliban swap was. but the defenders of president obama would have you believe otherwise.

a "new york times" editorial today tries to save the president, saying, quote: thousands of sorpdz desert during every war, including 50,000 american soldiers during world war 2 they leave for a variety of reasons, including psychologic trauma. but whatever their mental state, it is the military's duty to get them back if they are taken prisoner. so, here we have the new spin that sergeant bergdahl deserted his unit in eastern afghanistan because he was trauma advertised. see, it's not really his fault. and president obama did the moral thing in making the swap for him by the way the "times" editorial never defines the five taliban war criminals and the ongoing danger they pose to all americans. that's completely ignored by the paper. the editorial even says that questioning bergdahl's conduct is a political attack. quote: republican operatives have arranged for soldiers in his unit to tell

reporters that he was a deserter who cost the lives of several soldiers searching for him. that's a gross insult to the men in bergdahl's platoon who have come forward to describe the man's behavior. i mean, think about what the "new york times" is saying. that these soldiers are allowing themselves to be used by a political party, the implication clearly that their testimony is contrived would, that's quite something for a newspaper to say about men who served their country in very dangerous circumstances. the "times" ends its editorial this way. quoted: but the critics seeking political advantage don't care about the life or mental state of a particular soldier or of a principle of loyalty that should provide comfort to any soldier in danger of capture. they live only for the attack. some subject up according to

the "new york times," the prisoner swap denigrating president obama nothing more than that sergeant bergdahl's dessession is not his fault. mr. obama did not have to do anything other than secure his release. that was it it by the way, fox news strategic analyst colonel ralph colonel ralph pets believes the "new york times" is not in accident. it's acting in concert with the obama administration in setting bergdahl up to be declared mentally incompetent so he will not have to stand trial speculation but interesting speculation. spinning issues to support their ideology. that is a plague upon our land. but when you call into question the honesty of soldiers who come forth to give their opinion, tell

their stories, eyewitness stories about a crurn issue. when you impugn those about a trade that's obviously dangerous to america, and when you provide comfort to the enemy, the taliban, by not even mentioning their war crimes in the context of this swap, then something is very wrong. president obama, the commander and chief has an obligation to protect this country from harm. freeing five notorious war criminals does not protect america. there is no question the whole fiasco is is a huge victory for the jihadist and inspire even more jihadists in the world. finally, i feel very sorry for sergeant bergdahl and his family. i do. i don't know what the sergeant's mental state is. but it's clear that he left his comrades in a war zone, putting them in even more danger. that is on sergeant bergdahl's resume. and no amount of spin will change that even as no

amount of spin will change that the taliban swap was a bad thing for america and the world. churchill and fdr would not have done it and that's the memo. now, for the top story. we'll have next. charges that sergeant bergdahl was a collaborator with the taliban. true or defamation. right back with that report.

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viagra. talk to you doctor. impact eggment tonight defining sergeant bowe bergdahl. there is enough evidence to call him a deserter but more than that gets dicey. fox news chief washington correspondent james rosen has been examining evidence that the sergeant might have collaborated with the taliban. he joins us now from washington. so, you know what i'm saying here. you have got to be real careful when you get into these waters what do you think -- let me pose it a different way. based upon what you have seen, the evidence that you have examined, how would you define sergeant bergdahl? >> probably in some respects as a kind of modern daily harvey oswald. a confused figure. an inept figure by many accounts. i stand by my reporting. what we got our hands on were realtime dispatches that fox news obtained from

something called the eclipse group. it's a private intelligence firm retained by the pentagon as a subcontractor in the search for bergdahl. their situation reports represent the best, most detailed accounts we have seen yet so far, bill, of sergeant bergdahl's five years in captivity. they contain the actual names of the men who controlled him. what tribe they belong to, what rank they held in the haqqani network. where they held them and when. these details are in the report. the head of the eclipse network he sent these reports to the chief of intelligence at centcom. it defies imagination that that brigadier general would have just sat on these reports when the world dal case was of such a priority. one senior intelligence officer who reads all these reports confirmed to fox news what i reported was consistent with what he he read. >> who is the commander in question now who says he didn't get them? >> well, this person hasn't replied to our requests for comment general robert

ashley he was at the time chief for centcom. central commands. commanding officer. put in two requests to hear back from him. >> now, according to this report, there are a mixture of actions by sergeant bergdahl. number one, he tried to escape. right? >> right. correct. >> more than once. >> got away for five days before being recaptured. >> put in a cage because of that, shackled, all of that that doesn't show a man who is collaborating. on the other hand in the same report there are eyewitnesses who told this intelligence group that he did carry a weapon and do things that would indicate he was a collaborator. so what i'm saying, rosen, is that you have got two polar opposite reports under the same banner. process that?

>> well, because the reports are stretched out over time. they span -- the ones that we got our hands on 2009 to it 2012. look, as you know, bill, there are some people out there full time occupation flack to fox news. despite what they're saying and tweeting about me nowhere have i reported that sergeant bergdahl was collaborating with the enemy. i some antidotal evidence has been accruing to that effect. dicey to use your preferred journalistic lingo to suppress it ground reports show while bergdahl actually escaped for five days, was chand in a cage like an animal. later point observed to be on friendly terms, taking target practice with them and having declared himself. >> what was the prime frame though. friendly terms in the beginning and disenchanted and tried to get away. or tried to get away in the beginning. >> the successful escape attempt where he was loose for five days occurred about a year into his captivity.

it's the last of the situation reports we obtained from august 2012, so about a little less than two years before he finally was swapped in this deal where he was reported to have declared for a warrior for islam. >> could very feigned this alegion allegiance to survive, sure. all of this is possible given his prior emails and as part of the investigation we presume now underway by the army. it ♪ me, bill, who rendered judgment. that came from susan rice, the national security advisor who declared six days ago that bergdahl had served with honor. >> that's just propaganda. you know, ambassador rice has lost all credibility with anybody. whatever she says, nobody believes last question here this is important question. i have said that we have to give the sergeant the benefit of the doubt i think face the fair thing to do. i think you have to report these things. it's my job to challenge and try to put them in perspective. but, here's the rub it looks

like they are setting up bergdahl for a mental incompetency deal, it's kind of crazy. that's what a crazy guy would do. first try to escape. then he would try to be their friend and then he would be this. and then he would be that. it might all fall into the same category and, indeed, the sergeant might be a mentally imbalanced guy. that's very possible. last word. >> i don't think this is a case of a canny operator sort of like jamie far on mash purposely cross dressing in order to get discharge from the service. there are persist at the present time reports when he walked off his post he was either drunk or high on hashish. there is a lot to be discovered and presumably at some point there will be a full proper article 2 investigation. >> you are presuming that in afternoon administration if it turns out he is going to be a bad guy curtains for president obama. i don't know if i'm going to presume that. >> i have made no such

presumption. that's good of you to attribute. >> resume. right now, the president's whole legacy is riding on this story. that's how important it is. his whole administration is riding on it. it turns out that this guy was a collaborator, rosen, you know what's going to happen. his administration is done. that's how big this story is all right. we appreciate it you might want to check out the book the strong man, written by james rosen. makes a good father's day gift. directly ahead. geraldo and i disagree what defines a prisoner of war. later the food stamp explosion in the u.s.a. lou dobbs on how the feds are causing it up ahead. if you suffer from constipation, you will likely also suffer from gas. introducing new dulcogas, which starts working to eliminate gas bubbles in minutes for effective relief. dulcogas, from the makers of dulcolax- nothing relieves gas faster. still runnng in the morning? yeah. getting your vegebles every day? when i can. [ bop ]

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fridays with geraldo segment tonight. ambassador susan rice said that sergeant bergdahl

swerved honor. caused major controversy and today ms. rice backtracked a bit. >> i realize there has been a lot of discussion and controversy around. this what i was referring to was the fact that this was a young man who volunteered to serve his country in uniform at a time of war. that is itself a very honorable thing. >> not if you betray your country can tri in the process. here now geraldo rivera are a. let's advance the story. "new york times" obviously setting up sergeant bergdahl. guys like you and me who have been in this business for decades. we know what this is all about for mental incompetency thing. is that going to play with the public? >> i just want to just expand it just a bit. will it play with the public? i think it depends on which public you are talking about. this is is a rorschach test, i feel. bergdahl is going to be the embodiment about everything you hate about obama or love about obama. you love obama you are going to love bergdahl. if you hate obama you are going to hate bergdahl.

look at the reporter. within the same report from that source of his you had bergdahl the escapee and bergdahl the soccer player. which is it? i think that people will see in this obviously deeply troubled person. >> why do you say that? why do you say he is deeply troubled? why? >> he had five years with extreme hardship, he has had five years where he has been pulled. >> nobody deprived john mccain when he came back from vietnam that he was deeply troubled interest. >> john mccain there are s. all kinds of documentation that john mccain was an honorable person throughout his imprisonment. >> i know. this guy troubled. i don't know if is he troubled or not. i don't know about what his mind set is. >> my point is even more simple, bill. he is a u.s. gi in trouble overseas. you bring hem home no matter what. >> i don't see no matter. what you and i are going to disagree on that. i didn't believe that there is any kind of compulsion or

any kind of moral imperative to trade five tore -- >> they do it every month. you do what you have to do and you deal with people who are your enemies. >> you have to protect america. that's number one. >> these guys have been in jail for 12 years. they are old men. come on. a shyster's ploy. it's a terrible idea never should have opened. >> maybe your reporting is tainted by your feeling of guantanamo. >> these operatives will go back in the field and behead people like they did before. there will be more deaths. >> nazis after world war ii. we dealt with the japanese. >> no. no we put the nazis as i pointed out in the talking points memo we put them on trial we didn't trade them. >> a small handful. >> come cam can'ts.

not in the concentration camps they weren't. they were all prosecuted for war crimes. >> handful of those perpetrated crimes against humanity. >> when you negotiate with your enemy. >> that's how wards end. not war crimes. they don't end. two of these guys that obama let free are are wanted by the u.n. they want to try them in the hague. >> let them do that. that's fine with me. >> they can't do that now. they are under the protection of the amir of qatar. you know -- let's get back to bergdahl. this as i said to james rorch. if it is proven that the sergeant did brab celebrate with the enemy. and i don't know how you are going to do that by the way. i agree with you that it is a political issue now. whatever his circumstance, i don't believe that the army is going to investigate him to any great extent number one, if the doctors in germany say over the

weekend, they may, there is nothing really wrong with him. the president is going to take another hit, right? because he said he is in grave danger, physical danger. >> that's a minor hit. >> no, no, that's a big hit. >> the big hit will be what i thought you were talking about. is if it is shown that he was with taliban fighters, and said if you aim your mortar at that second trench, you will hit the ammo dump. >> that's right. >> that's collaboration to me. that's a person who is a traitor who deserves call tall punishment. >> we're a long way from that. we are a long way from that. however, there is unbelievable risk to the president of the united states in this story. and you know there is there is unbelievable risk we should take the politics out of this and find out what happened. >> i agree. the first person we he have to speak to is the sergeant himself. >> if is he mentally

incompetent. >> there are ways. >> i want to hear from the doctors in germany. i think we need to hear from tremendous pretty quickly. remember note that he is much lower key now. present plenty more ahead. >> make peace with your enemies. >> plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. lou dobbs on how the government is promoting food stamps. that creating a culture of dependence. gutfeld mcguirk on the pinheads of the week. those are good ones. hope you stay tuned for those reports. multivitamins for your eyes, heart and brain. centrum silver. for the most amazing parts of you.

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lou's the boss segment tonight, the federal government warning the state of georgia not to enforce a new state law requiring drug testing before foot stamps are issued to anyone. the department of agriculture which overseas overcease the federal drug eligibility not aloud. here to explain further fox business anchor lou dobbs. this is all part of the federal government's pushto get as many people food stamps as possible. >> i think you are right. they are marketing it affirmatively to get a greater number of recipients and this is an effort by the usda through its regional director to inform the state of georgia that their law they recently passed isn't going to stand. >> the department of agriculture has no rights to do that that's for the courts to decide. they are basically saying we are going to use -- we are going to punish you and the

government can can do that by denying them funds to pay for legitimate food stamps. here is the moral dilemma matchett number one, you want poor people to have nutritious food. i do at least. some people don't but i do. number two, as a taxpayer, i don't want to be paying for a methamphetamine addict food. i mean, i don't want to do that. >> we have seen previously michigan had a very similar constriction and affirmative duty to undergo testing if there is. >> that seems logical, right? >> they found in that that 8% of the recipients were in fact testing positive for drugs. >> 8%? >> 8%. >> it would have been higher because a lot of people that are drug involved they don't go for the testing. >> they're are smart enough to understand what's in front of them. that's exactly right. still, 8% is a sizeable number. we are talking about effectively roll it up to 10%. that's an unacceptable level. >> we want people, you know,

drug addicts have kids. drug addicts have kids. go out and sell them and that happens all the time. >> federal government by the way isn't good at anything. it's not very good. taking care of a family. >> they want to flood the market with food stamps and other entitlements to buy votes. the democratic party's playbook. >> your point about the federal government doesn't have the authority to make the statement that the usda to the state of georgia is absolutely correct. this is almost as if the usda decided we are part of the executive branch led by president obama and he decides what laws are enforced and which laws are not. and, therefore, we are telling you. >> they can't do that but they can hold back federal money that's going to hurt georgia. >> but that also would -- roll back their campaign of dependency because they want them to. >> they would but it would hurt people. >> absolutely it would. >> now, on your fox business

show you got into crazy territory. impeaching president obama over the taliban swap. see now, when you are go into those precincts, all the legit report something down the drain because the other side says look how nutty they are. and you just bolstered the "new york times" which said today oh, this is just about getting obama. >> you know, i was afraid you would take scant evidence. >> scant? >> scant. >> i like that. >> and explode it to vast portions which i see that you have resisted and i want to thank you for that. >> you are welcome. >> as your good buddy here i want to bring it back a little bit into focus. i never never suggested impeach. >> i had a segment on a very important book which is called faithless execution by former federal prosecutor andrew mccarthy who is -- who prosecuted successfully the blind sheikh, among other terrorists in this country. it's a very serious work. and it was important, i

thought, for our audience to be aware of the book. >> did you tell your audience that impeachment at this point harms the actual investigation to find out what the hell happen? >> like you, i would always refrain from telling. >> suggesting. >> intelligence, inch pointing out. [ laughter ] >> i did allude to. >> alluded to it. the. >> the possibility. okay. lou dobbs, everybody, the master of allusion. when we come right back, gutfeld and mcguirk on the lessons of the taliban prison swap and the pinheads of the week. can't wait in a moment. for the ultimate shave wet or dry. guaranteed. visit philips.com/fathersday now to save $50.

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to be a victory lapse. >> shouldn't the president have known? >> yes. he has a blind spot is it bad heller could see it ridiculous. grand canyon looks like a thimble. this guy was so shocked by the public response, i haven't seen anybody that shocked since the rosen bergs. >> rosenbergs were executed for given nuclear secrets to the soviet union. >> this is right up your alley, mcguirk. we just saw the sergeant's father, i said he looked like a muslim. >> yes, he did. >> i'm getting attacked by the left. now, i still can't figure this out. i asked goldberg, is he going to tell me on monday. why am i being attacked for saying the guy looks like a muslim when he looks like a muslim. >> he attempted to look like a muslim. >> why am i being attacked? >> because, see, is the same thing with even the late night comic, they are virtually silent. they are cock sure sarcastic

righteousness sence and add hun anymoreed a hun minute attacks. they tried to turn what's his name bergdahl into pat tillman. >> so this is a a smoke screen then you are saying? >> exactly. >> i hate to put words in your mouth but somebody has. >> thanks for helping me out. exactly right. that's what it is is they can't defend. >> they to after me. somehow i said he looks like a muslim. would you say he looked like a jewish guy? >> yeah if he wore a a and spoke hebrew. >>' bandanna look like "duck dynasty." >> i know you guys are big pharrell fans. in case you don't know pharrell, roll the tape ♪ clap along ♪ if you feel like happiness is the truth ♪ because i'm happy ♪ clap along ♪ if you know what happiness is to you ♪ because i'm happy

♪ clap along ♪ if you feel like that's what you want to do. >> snappy tune, right? he says the word happy 78 times in the song. >> very clever. >> one of my researchers counted it. >> your staff was dancing to that song all week long. >> is that right? [ laughter ] >> we like the hat, right? pharrell's hat, we like that. >> i'm offended by it. >> now he goes on a magazine in a different hat, all right? roll the tape on that. let's see him on the magazine cover because this is the guest of -- gist of the story. look at that indian headdress, mcguirk. indian headdress and now people are mad at pharrell. why? >> you know, like senator elizabeth warren i have some indian heritage in me. >> do you really. >> at least that's what my father told me in a bar one night. assuming what he said was true, i forgive pharrell with this. >> why would that be an issue, gutfeld?

>> it's called cultural appropriation. it's the new anger fitness routine. if i wear a sombrero or headdress. that's hurtful because everybody is look for a scalp of contrition. should we ban americans from playing irish music in bars? should only the scotts play golf? should women be offended by cross dressers? >> i still don't get it the indian headdress is a sign of power. it's a sign where, you know, maybe they don't think he earned the headdress. >> it's a great-looking piece of fashion and being used. >> i don't know why you are offended by it. >> scottish people offended when somebody wore on a golf course. >> or kilt at a wedding. >> baseball player offended? it doesn't make any sense. >> i just don't know what's going on anymore. >> trying to flatter the people. >> not like pharrell drafted by the washington redskins. it's not like that. he is not playing split end for them. he is he just a happy guy who wants to it look like an

indian. >> when i'm naked, babies are offended. >> they are not the only ones, gutfeld. >> why are babies in your preference when you are naked, that's what i want to know. [ laughter ] somebody is going to jail. >> i just think babies are naked. how dare you. >> on that note, we will call the police and we will be back with the pinheads of the week after these brief announcements. starts with back pain...

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back of the book segment tent, pinheads ever the week. mcguirk and gutfeld. mcguirk has selected the obama workout video. roll that right now which was leaked to the world. so who is the pinhead in n this. >> i would say secret service.

kudos to obama for not pulling all my polish brothers and sisters out of the gym. personal devices so they couldn't tape him. >> i agree with that. the president is thrsm the secret service, gutfeld said they didn't want tonce the guesl right? so that's why they didn't take the machines away. and there he is. >> he makes richard simmons like lye like vin diesel. >> i think it's true. i seen more lean muscle mass on a chicken. >> this is the first president workout video. you can actually exercise for. this this is great for obese teens. >> if you have seen grover cleveland and william taft, you have got to admire the president for trying to stay in shape. >> i guess. w, president bush the younger is righting around in his little tractor all the time. >> you don't want to see how sausage is made. enjoy the taste: her

program, michelle's program is let's move. not let's move like betty white. that was just embarrassing. >> all right. now you, gutfeld, have selected maureen dad who is a columnist for the "new york times." put her picture up there, please. ms. dowd traveled to denver to sample marijuana, so why is she a pinhead? >> the thing is she ate a browny. 8 hours alone in a hotel room in a fetal position thinking she was going to die. you don't do. this like a story on happy hour and drinking a half gallon of rum in a closet. human stupidity. not the substance fault. you can do this with water, it's called drowning. >> you say if you a eat a marijuana laced brownie the whole thing you are going to get sick. >> exactly. >> she didn't know that i didn't know it. if i see a marijuana cookie and i wanted to eat one which i never would, i would eat the cookie and then you are telling me i'm going into a coma? is that what you are telling

me? why isn't there a warning story just nibble. >> that's the lesson. that's a good point. the stuff is spread out unevenly in the food. people don't know that. >> that should be all these idiots out in colorado, some guy jumped off a balcony and killed himself after eating one of these things. you know, these pot legalizers drive me crazy. i thought dowd did a good job going out there and trying to figure out what it was all about. >> she demonizes it. >> you are not supposed to wash the brownie down with a bottle of wine. >> she didn't do that. >> she admits in the article she was drinking wine. >> she admits that's her drug of choice. >> is that okay? what do we have to get big print for you? take the glasses off your head and put them on your eyes and you will be able to read the woman's column. >> when she says wine is the drug of choice. that's the point. people have the drug of choice. you have to learn how to do it responsible. if you demonize the substance you create more demand. >> come on. my pinhead is a serious

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