back to you. >> january,000,000 thank you. thank you for being with us. don't forget to join bret baier and me tomorrow night for interview with hillary clinton. up next the o'reilly factor. good night. the roirlg factor is on. tonight: >> happening extremely difficult for all of us. >> does it mean it was all for nothing? >> well, it really seems to be that way today. >> a general who served in iraq apparently believing america blood and treasure was weationed -- wasted there. now al qaeda army is threatening to take over. what should president obama do? we'll tell you tonight. >> are you concerned about what will happen to the iraqis if we leave? >> i'm concerned about what is happening to the iraqis right now. >> if the president does bomb the al qaeda army, can you expect some on the far left to object because it's always america's fault. is it not? we'll have a report.

>> what about hillary is so impressive to you? >> that she is, you know, taking a licking and kept on ticking. >> do you like to take a licking and keep on ticking? >> what's going on here? >> also ahead, watters world, the hillary clinton edition. >> what do you think her biggest accomplishment was as secretary of state? >> yikes. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watchings tonight. were americans' lives wasted in iraq? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. we have received a number of letters from military families who saw their loved ones killed or severely wounded in iraq. some of the letters are heart-breaking and all of them ask this question: hy did our people sacrifice so

much if now iraq is going to become a terror state? yesterday, on abc, a general who served in iraq addressed that question. >> i don't really know what you say to those families. this has got to be so difficult for them. it's difficult for the almost 4500 survivors who have lost loved ones in iraq. it's difficult for all the wounded. it's difficult for all those folks who spent much longer than i did, much longer than two years, four, five, six tours over there and put their lives on hold to see this happening is extremely difficult for all of us. >> i mean, does it mean it was all for nothing? >> well,. >> it really seems to be that way today. >> with all due respect, i disagree with general chiarelli. part of a world wild unit. these people are hell bent on opposing fanatical strain

of islam on the world. president obama pulled out troops our initial sacrifice was not in vain. in fact, it was noble. i am addressing the following comments directly to the brave men and women who served in afghanistan, vietnam, korea and iraq. you guys defeated a killer saddam hussein, a man who oppressed millions of people and was the embodiment of evil. we are doing the same thing now in afghanistan, trying to give the afghan people a chance to throw off the brutal oppression of the taliban. likewise in vietnam armed forces fought against communist totalitarians who once we left southeast asia murdered millions of people. millions. the truth is that america has always fought on the side of freedom. giving people the chance to decide what their country should be. the south seems did

vietnamese did not fight hard enough for their freedom dom they lost it they want to settle scores, shias vs. sunni, that kind of thing. all you guys can do in the military is give people a chance. and you have done that at great sacrifice time after time after time. you saved the south koreas. can you imagine those people living today under the north korean tyrant. let's stop the nonsense. the u.s. protects the rights of people all over the world. period. the abu ghraib other embarrassments have a very small part of the picture. by the men and women of the u.s. military. now for the current iraq mess. president obama understands take over the use as safe haven launch attacks all over the place including on america itself. >> we have enormous interests there and obviously our troops and the american people and a the american taxpayers made huge investments and sacrifices

in order to give iraqis the opportunity to chart a better course, a better destiny. but ultimately they are going to have to seize it. as i said before, we are not going to be able to do it for them. >> and that's true. we are not going to be be able to solve the internal problems of the iraqis. that being said, i fully expect president obama to begin bombing the al qaeda army very soon. if he does not do that, it was be an enormous dereliction of duty. he is the commander and chief. al qaeda wants to kill us. so he must send a message to them and to the largely cowardly world. we will not allow savages to disseminate the world. that is the message that must be sent. let me ask all you you bleeding hearts this question. what's wrong with destroying an al qaeda army anywhere on

earth? what's wrong with that? these people want to destroy civilization, they want to impose sharia law. the army murdered nearly 2,000 people. executing anyone suspected of being in the iraqi army or police force. putting them in ditches, shooting them while they lay prone. beheading them. setting them on fire you name it while that was going on. president obama was playing golf in california. again, i expect the commander and chief to begin bombing the al qaeda army in iraq and syria forth with. he has already announced a few u.s. troops will be sent to baghdad to protect americans there. but that's purely a defensive action. of course, once you go on offense, you are going to get some people protesting. some libertarians don't want any foreign involvement, and a number of far left people

simply oppose everything the u.s.a. does. a few years ago, before the u.s. pulled out of iraq, we put this question to it jane fonda. >> what do you think might happen to the iraqis? are you concerned about what will happen to the iraqis if we leave? >> i'm concerned about what's happening to the iraqis right now. >> what do you think about what happened to the 3 million vietnamese in cambodia after the u.s. troops left vietnam. >> it's too bad that we caused it to happen by going in there in the first place. >> that's right, ms. fonda. we caused all the murders in southeast, asia. don't blame the communist. it was our fault. what a loon: talking points well understands history will reflect that the united states made a mistake attacking iraq after 9/11 it was not worth the trillion dollars spent and all the blood of our military. but, again, our intent was noble. we took out a mass murderer who oppressed millions of

people. unfortunately, many of the iraqi people did not appreciate it and are now fighting among themselves, giving advantage to al qaeda. but make no mistake. by attacking al qaeda from the air, the u.s.a. may be helping the government in baghdad. but we are real fighting to it defend ourselves. these savages will kill us if they get the chance. even jane fonda. and that's the memo. next on the rundown, karl rove will react. remember, he was in the bush white house when we launched the attack in 2000 2003. mr. rove moments away. thit's not the "limit yoursh hard earned cash back" card . it's not the "confused by rotating categories" card. it's the no-category-gaming, no-look-passing, clear-the-lane-i'm- going-up-strong, backboard-breaking, cash back card.

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giants stood tall and the good queen showed the boy it could all be real avo: whatever you can imagine, all in one place expedia, find yours would marker fight al qaeda in iraq. today is he meeting with his national security council and we expect the president to commence action shortly. karl rove advising president bush u.s. invaded in iraq. do you believe with me that bombing should happen? let's recognize there are tactical restraints how tactical it can be. look, we are best at this if we are hitting concentrations of forces on the ground or we have large

forces in movement and what we have seen here says we are facing a relatively modest number of fighters who emerge in urban environment and then move on to the next target. they may be content to remain where they are, consolidate their gains and not provide a high profile that could be dealt with by air power projected off of the u.s. george h.w. bush or off of bases in kuwait or saudi arabia. >> just quick as would send message around the world and stiffen the backs. we are not expecting al qaeda to surrender. you are right they will behind behind the civilians as they always do. inaction, no action i think would be a disaster for this country. >> total disaster. >> i do think we have to avoid becoming the air force. presence guide iraqis on the ground. if we had a residual force

there a stay behind force of advisors, they could be helping the -- stiffen the iraqi fines, help them coordinate and plan their efforts. provide vital intelligence. and maybe even some special operators take on a couple of vital important tanks. but, we can't just simply do this from the air. that was the joe biden strategy from afghanistan and iraq. and we will find that if that's all we do. >> you are saying the united states should inject ground forces in now is that what you are saying? >> no. i want to be careful. look, we have got -- the president announced 275. >> 275. >> right. 275. i'm not a military expert so i can't tell you the magic number. look, we have the ability to help provide intelligence and help plan and coordinate and provide logistical support and close in air support. we are better off if we have somebody who is helping guide these planes in and

guide. >> i don't think anybody opposes. >> than if we are doing a standoff. >> i shouldn't say that most people would not oppose that i don't think you are going to get a mass force. we have should have left 10,000 behind but we didn't. we have to deal with reality now. kuds force is already in there that's iran's elite units. >> revolutionary guard, yes. >> they're going to fight on the side of the she a and basically have this sphere of influence where they do fight and that's why. >> well, that's why we have got to have a strong enough u.s. presence so that the iraqis have to choose between the kuds force and the united states. >> all right. i will tell you right now the kuds force wins because we are not going to have that on the ground. our pals at msnbc are blaming you and bush, you know that never should have gone there, you know, if we didn't do it, we wouldn't have. this. >> i noticed that msnbc

crowd are not critical of the secretary of state who served president obama, both secretary kerry voted for use of force against iraq. >> that's because you and president bush fooled the world by consciously saying there were no weapons of mass destruction. look, you have to understand what this is. the far left says that you and bush and everybody involved with it did it on mures. you knew there were no weapons of mass destruction. >> that's an old argument that really we waste time on. >> we waste time. >> people on the other side who looked at this same intelligence came to the same conclusion including people like al gore, bill clinton, hillary clinton, john kerry. >> and bill o'reilly. >> bill o'reilly as well. here is why it's important. because president obama is going to use that at some point to justify his inaction. and that's where it brings us up to where we are now.

you know that's going to happen. >> you know, look, president obama has made a the will of mistakes in handling iraq. he did not establish a relationship with maliki that allowed him to use u.s. influence to keep. remember, when obama comes into office, the number two and number three slots in iraq are held by sunni and kurds. so we have all of the religious elements. the cabinet included christians. we had influence there. and when that influence diminished as the president got less and less engaged. i don't just mean the absence of u.s. troops. i mean almost from the beginning he did not remain engaged to influence the iraqi leadership to move in the direction of modernization and remofl of these second tarren feuds. and we are reaping the whirlwind. >> it's his mess now. >> yeah. >> it's his mess now and we will see what he does. mr. rove, thank you. juan and mary katharine on president obama's leadership. later, take you down to the

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like want to try to slow down any attacks on those oil fields that could disrupt the international economy. >> you have got to tell the audience how. >> i was listening to president o'reilly a minute ago and i thought he had a good idea a minute ago. even as symbolic gesture i think bombing to set a clear line is important. >> absolutely. >> i like what the president said today is he going to send in forces to protect our embassy folks and secondly that he is considering in forces special on guys who could try to prop that up unbelievably weak iraqi military. that's maliki's fault. maliki is the one that took away the generals and he is the one that disseminated the force even though they have a 25 to 1 advantage they have folded. >> okay. those are legitimate points. what would do you mary katharine if you were the first woman president of the united states? >> watch out glass ceilings. first of a all i think i agree with both of you.

air strikes in some capacity could be hopeful. my fear is and i would have grave concern as the president that that alone is not going to help because you don't have the institutional knowledge that you need on the ground. when it comes to these middle eastern conflicts our problem has been the last couple of years is knowing the good guys from the bad. when we had a residual force on the ground in iraq. we had many years figuring out. building up in treasure and friends who lost life and limb to make sure that we could build up those good folks now we don't have a -- >> theoretical world. >> no not theoretical past. past. i don't have to hear the suggestion that was inevitable. that is gut referring wrenching to the people who lost life and limb making these gains. >> if they had a 10,000 man residual force i think most sane people would say it wouldn't happen that's important point to make to honor the gains that were made and not as if to act

inevitable because the iraqi in 2011 we would prefer over anything in the middle east right now. >> listen to me. i want to go forward now, okay. >> i'm very capable of listening to you and i think it's important to address other things as well. >> i think everybody knows that let's go forward. now, juan, on friday, i did talking points memo that said on a variety of issues that president obama has been caught by surprise. putin and crimea. surprise. auto thousand kids crossing the border in the last 8 months. surprise. >> i heard you. >> and now the al qaeda army coming down from syria. surprise what do you think is going on, juan? why is he so surprised all the time. >> wait a minute. we live in a an unstable world. i thought that when you said it friday. i don't think this is the doings of one president. >> don't we have cia and intelligence apparatus to spend billions of dollars on? why are we surprised every two minutes on huge things.

>> i think we do have intelligence. it's not to say you can stop it because you know it's coming. >> why is it surprise? why don't we anticipate anything? >> what are you going to do with crimea. once you anticipate it you can stop it. >> he didn't even know about it until they did it? >> i think they have a very clear idea. the cia director was on the ground in the ukraine with the next week. we know what's going on. >> i don't think you can blame our intelligence. >> you can say juan doesn't surprised. >> i just want to drive home a quick point which is this should be a crisis not a long term military commitment. i don't think republicans want it or democrats want that. >> juan, juan. my question is a simple one. i'm a simple man. why is he surprised every two minutes? mary katharine? >> to juan's point you do not have to have a perfect solution to each of these crises but to not be surprised about them woutep oney there was plenty of information that you didn't need to be surprised. >> yeah.

we are surprised about the v.a. we are surprised that the irs deletes lois lerner's emails. surprise, we are surprised again. i'm getting a little worried about being surprised. mary katharine, why is it the intelligence agency's fault? why? why are we surprised all the time? >> i think there is an issue of competence and management in all of these federal agencies and there is the idea that the federal government is so gigantic that it becomes unwieldy and hard to management that's not an excuse for president obama. but it is a problem with the federal government. >> aren't you guys worried that he is surprised by everything? doesn't it worry you? >> yeah. >> wait, wait. bill, are you blaming obama? >> i'm saying that there is something. >> does he not take responsibility for anything, juan? >> we can't anticipate any of these problems. last word mary katharine, go. >> look, i think when it comes to iraq and various problems. when it comes it iraq you could have anticipated this as you are pointing out, bill. you could have left a residual group and made sure

you got the sofa agreement done and perhaps these things would not have been triggered away. that's the case in almost all of these situations. when there is a tiny fromy bit of goodwill almost none. interventionism with the american people you don't waste it with air strikes on libya. >> wake up libya some other time. >> have indemnity if our soldiers got in trouble. >> okay. i have got to know that colonel peters, who is pretty reliable says the president didn't even try to get that done. >> of course. >> that's what he says. one foot note to the segment, new rasmussen poll says 46% of americans favor military air strikes against the al qaeda army. 32% oppose. hello jane fonda. and 22% are not sure. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. we will take you downtown southern border as chaos continues as thousands of illegal children are pouring into the u.s.a. we have an on-the-site report from john roberts.

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southern border in the last 8 months. these children are being warehoused by the federal government. they have overwhelmed the state of texas so much so that some of them are being sent by plane to arizona. that's prompted the state of arizona threaten to sue the federal government. the whole thing is a huge mess. joining us now on the phone from mcgowan, texas, fox news senior correspondent john roberts. you have been down on the border for three days. what you have seen, john. >> i have seen what is literally bill impossible situation. a border not better than sive. how could you stop people that want to get caught? this that he is the big issue here. they're not trying to escape the border patrol. these are women who either have children with them. these are unaccompanied children or pregnant women, some of whom who want to come to the united states have a baby become american citizen and probably be able to see for a time because of that and they are not trying to evade authorities. we saw some women from guatemala earlier this morning as we were making our way down to the rio

grande. what you are looking at now is pictures taken by border patrol agents of two facilities in mcallen, texas in rio grande is city. the border pa trillion agents are taking these pictures because they want to get the word out what the situation is people sleeping on insulated foil mats in these facilities. what's happening. we saw two women from guatemala this morning as we were making our way down to the rio grand. they were standing very calmly on top of the levy waiting fort border patrol to pick them up because the word has gotten out far and wide in central america that you are a woman with a child or pregnant woman you will be able to stay in the united states for at least a time. and unaccompanied children as well. they will be able to stay in the united states for at lease for a time while remofl proceedings are underway. i talked with democratic congressman henry, he is an ally of the president's, but he is very much at odds with the the president over what's going on in the border. and he says that these people are being given what are called notices to appear

in an immigration court and that they are then being sent across the country. fremp virginia to seattle, washington. and he says the likelihood that he are ever going to appear for that hearing is almost nil. as you look at pictures of these young children here, bill. i think, you know, it makes the point. you're a father, i'm a father. children are children whether they are from new york city or whether they are from san diego or guatemala city and you have seen them at these shelters being run by the catholic charity, the sacred heart church just down the street from the bus station where so many of them leave from. kids are just friends. you is a see them pick up a stuffed animal. these are children who have traveled hundreds if not thousands of miles to get. you have to feel for these kids. >> i think every sincere person does. i don't know if people understand mcallen these aren't back waters. these are towns. we were led to believe that the border were secure. there were impediments to

coming across the river. walking across the border. you said the border is a sive. that anybody can get across it. >> there literally bill is no impediment to central american immigrants to get across the border into the united states. if you are a drug runner, if you are running guns. there have been impediments to that because the border patrol is down there and they're looking for those people. they have all of that high tech surveillance equipment looking for people crossing the border. when you are a person who wants to get caught, there is no way to stop them. >> there is no electrified fence. >> no, there is nothing. >> there is no barrier? >> no. >> there is none of that. >> we were displaced in the riverside club. it's this little grass roots place owned by a lovely couple. we spent some time there today watching. they is a little property down the street they are clearing to try to build another facility there every night people come across the river. every morning people come across the river in a raft inflatable boat. they walk up on the shore and levy about 100 yards

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security agency? >> why have all the drones in place. he spends billions and billions of dollars. border. surprised putin, surprised on iraq. it's amazing. >> look, i'm not -- it's not clear to me that these agencies aren't trying to trying to do their job and keep the administration at large as enentity informed. i don't know that this president is paying that much attention. >> do you believe that? does he want to go down in history besides james buchanan and warren harding? >> no. i think he is overwhelmed. i don't think he really knows what to do. i think he is he surprised about that i think he is surprised. >> let me challenge you. the man is playing golf. >> there you go. >> while 2,000 people are being beheaded and gunned down in iraq. i mean,. >> that's not the best way to keep on top of the situation, is it?

i have got no objection to a guy playing golf and there are times when it is useful for the president to seem not overly bothered by things. i don't think this particular weekend in iraq is one of them so here is a guy brilliant enough to get elected president, twice. all right? and head to harvard law review and he doesn't understand that when he is out on the golf course being gunned down by invading al qaeda army that it looks bad? he doesn't get it? >> it certainly looks bad. the problem is it is bad. we have got it understand. >> presidency is a job that shows you the difference between being smart and being wise. this president is smart enough he is not wise enough for the job in my judgment and is he continually now because of mistakes made in the past, issues neglected, the chickens are coming home to roost and they are coming home in droves. >> okay. so all the foreign policy

mistakes he has made now are all at once collapsing in. same thing in afghanistan is happening in iraq if he pulls everybody out. the taliban is going to come down and slaughter everybody. so, you you know, i mean, come on. but the border situation with the children, i mean, all of a sudden, you know, the public is told that what was described as a secure border and we have to have comprehensive immigration reform because we have a secure border now is a chaotic mess. >> i think the case has been put another way. we need comprehensive immigration reform because we don't have a solid border. particularly with unaccompanied minors. children coming in many cases by themselves small groups unaccompanied by any adults and not getting much of any help at all are arriving here because our immigration laws mean, they are now written and executed mean that they simply can't be turned away. and i'm not sure they should be. but, some years ago we took the job of dealing with

unaccompanied alien minors away from the department of homeland security, the immigration agency and turned it over to the department of health and hu services. they are help me people. the other people are the deport me people. what they are trying to do is look theist kids and in some ways that might be the right thing to do. the laws dealing wall of this are chaotic. >> that's for sure. >> he this are not basically in the interested of the united states of america. >> i only have 20 seconds. do you believe the irs lost lois lerner's emails or do you believe it's one fat lie? >> i didn't believe for a minute that those emails are lost to the point of being irretrievable. not for a minute. >> all right. brit hume, everybody. watters on deck the hillary clinton he addition. if you miss this one, you will regret it right back.

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of paragraph back of the book segment tonight it, watters world. hillary clinton is out promoting big book. we sent watters out to join the folks. ♪ ♪ >> excited to get your book signed for hillary. >> it's not for me, it's for my girlfriend. >> do you think it's going to pay off. >> yeah, in a big big way. >> did you get punched in the face. >> yes. i tried to cut in the line to see hillary clinton. >> i'm not fighting a girl. >> what impresses you about hillary clinton so much. >> she has the most integrity that i have ever seen. >> she is an icon for feminist. >> i think there is a lot of buzz for women and their role in government and hillary is extraordinary example. >> full-time for women. >> we have had enough men they are trouble.

>> we like her because she is a woman. >> just because she is a woman? >> that helps. >> do you have a crush on bill. >> a crush on hillary. i'm kidding. >> do you guys go that way. >> i'm by sexual so yeah. >> not that there is anything wrong with that. >> why are you taunting your questions with such a right wing agenda? >> you seem a little angry. >> i am. >> yeah? >> i am. do you want to take a deep breath, gather yourself, maybe do some yoga. >> i don't like to be con descended to. >> thank you very much. >> you are welcome. >> i think we got something here. >> i think so. >> i think you just can't bear to let a gorgeous guy like me out of your sight. ♪ >> what do you think her biggest accomplishment was as secretary of state? >> yikes. >> i think the managing relation with russia and china is very important. >> the russian recess was a

success under hillary. >> well -- >> what's going on here? >> a great liaison when traveling internationally. >> what about hillary is so impressive to you? >> you know, taking a licking and >> do you like to take a licking and keep on ticking? >> hi. i'm earth. we met. >> do you think benghazi will hurt hillary clinton? >> you do worse than what susan rice gets paid to do. >> what is that? >> susan rice gets paid because her boss tells her this is what you say. you guys say it automatically. >> you know what benghazi is? >> nope. >> i have an idea but not a very strong one. i'm not going to lie. >> let's face it. who are the real terrorists out here. >> who? >> sometimes the very people putting the mic in front of people. that's it. >> wow. is from a war on women in america? >> no. yes. >> no, yes. i don't know what i'm supposed

to say. >> they get all the jobs. we gave them rights and now they're going with it. >> i wouldn't call it a war. >> it's not a war on christians either. >> all righty then. >> bill o'reilly has his book. >> i saw him once at a book fair. >> it's here. >> that's a scary thought. i'm waters. you're in my world now. >> no. this is my world. i'm a pisces. >> why can't you be happy for me and then go home and talk behind my back later like a normal person? >> all right. here's waters. there's a big line out there right? >> about a thousand people. >> a thousand? >> did she sign a thousand books? >> i think she did. it was like a campaign rally.

super packed bus. security protocol. had to submit items. they were signing up people outside. people holding signs. >> they wouldn't personalize like to waters, i hate you hillary? >> no. i was going to get killing jesus and hand it to the guy and hand it to her. >> then again outside of that one guy who was trying to -- you handle had the great. that was perfect. he looked like a fool. you made him look like more of a fool than he usually is. everyone else is fine. >> the woman got a little hostile. >> the one in the hat? >> the black woman accusing us as terrorists. >> you are. isn't he? you terrorize poor people. you ask them questions they don't know the answer to. >> i don't know if that's

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frame them. premium members get double discounts. we're actually giving you this stuff. lots of buzz about killing pat patton, my new book released soon. if you become a member you'll get the book free and fist. i can almost guarantee you'll like it. and as much as i like fox news getting depressing watching the country come ago part. part of the cycle of life bruce but important part. american voters need to wake up. maybe this will do it. john kelly, did george w bush have a plan when warned about the 9-11 attack? was he prepared? >> no, he was not john. when they hit us, he was taken back. president obama's intelligence lack is a far different story. all have taken the president by surprise as mentioned. what's going on? i ask you. tom from california. bill, you pointed out mr. obama is always taken by surprise.

why is he not held accountable? because he was re-elected tom. a majority of voters chose him and have to live with the decision. we all do. >> another from texas. i was somewhat surprised watching the media be tough on hillary. do you have a reaction? >> some on the left feel hillary clinton is not liberal enough. they see her as closet moderate. liberals don't like. that that's why they went after her i think. jim says i know you're against the death penalty. so how can you say the usa should impose the death penalty? a comment after seeing governor christie dancing with jimmy fallon. that exercise is good. has me laughing. that exercise comment just mean bill. i didn't mean it to be mean faith.

it was the tip of the day. exercise is good. i used the governor who is doing whatever he was doing. >> and another, o'reilly i have poor eyesight. i just listened to killing kennedy and killing jesus. >> thank you. i appreciate that. please bring the bolder fresher show to texas. early 2015 dawn. see you there. we'll announce that later in the summer. but we have trying to hit everywhere in the country. tip of the day, worst thing you can do this summer is nothing. if you are a lazy sack of coal, you'll squander in amazing opportunity. number one, get a physical this summer. especially if you're over 40. book your doctor. get in there. two, read at least three good books. and next week i'll have

recommendations for you. three, get in the water. even if you can't swim, wade. swimming in the summer getting in the water is good for the soul. especially in the ocean. number four, see your country. as you know i'm doing a bolder fresher tour with dennis july 25th. i'm going to visit mount rush mor. next night in far go i'll roam around there. back to tip of the country. summer is going to whiz by. that is it for us tonight. talking about whizzing by, this program went by fast i think. please check out the fox news website. different from bill o'reilly. o'reilly fox news.com. name a town if you wish to apply. word of the day, do not be truculent. i have been accused on occasion of being truculent.

again, thanks for watching. miss megyn up next. i'm bill o'reilly. remember the spin stops here. we are definitely looking out for you. broking tonight. the potential cover up after lawmakers tells it lost two years worth of e-mails that could hold the key to why and how u.s. targeted certain groups. welcome to the kelly file. i'm megyn kelly. the woman at the heart of the heart of the irs scandal has refused to testify on this matter siting her fifth amendment rights. her e-mails are the only records of what actually happened here's and who if anyone she coordinated with on this matter.