>> is that the best you've got? . >> i don't have anymore. >> you're too hard to debate. >> thank you. >> you always win. >> check mate. >> that is all the time we have left this evening. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. fun. bill o'reilly is up nextment good night. >> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> regardless of how long it takes, we will will find you. and i want to make sure that everybody around the world hears that message very clearly. >> u.s. special forces grab one of the alleged ringleaders of the benghazi killings in libya. he is now on his way to america. meantime, the al qaeda atrocities mount in iraq. what will president obama do? charles krauthammer, john stossel, and i will analyze. >> talk about the border patrol too biz jr. changing diapers and not going after dope peddlers and illegal immigrants. >> border crisis getting more intense as tens of thousands of foreign children have now entered

this country illegally. we will continue our reporting on that. >> i don't believe for a minute that those emails are lost to the point of being irretrievable. not for a minute. >> also tonight do you believe the irs when it says it lost vital emails concerning the targeting of conservatives? can anything be legally done to this agency? is it legal is investigating. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the talking points memo on how the left is treating the border crisis will be in our third segment this evening. but first, the lead story. the war on terror heating up fast. the 40-year-old has been snatched out of libya by u.s. special forces and the fbi. he will be charged as one of the leaders in the benghazi

attack that killed american ambassador christopher stevens and three other u.s. citizens. that abduction happened on sunday but was announced today so all the americans involved could get out of libya. meantime in iraq the atrocities mount. al qaeda armies is posting gruesome videos of the mass executions they are committing. last night we called on president obama to begin bombing the al qaeda army. today we see pictures of captured american armaments heading towards syria. the al qaeda army taking them to that battlefield. >> those arms are ban dawned by the iraqi army which is in disarray. why on earth are those caravans not being bombed by u.s. plains? it's flat desert out there. the al qaeda army should have been punished by the air a long time ago. these savages are totally out of control. all president obama has done thus far is order 275 military feel protect american assets in bawtiond.

now, no credible person wants to send mass u.s. troops into iraq again. that would be foolish. because americans are not going to solve the sectarian violence that plagues that country. in fact, i don't think anyone will ever solve that century's old problem. but certainly, certainly using air power to diminish the terror army is feasible and necessary. joining us now from washington to comment on the situation, fox news political analyst charles krauthammer. and you say? >> i think that's right. what essential solid to do is obama to produce overnight a mini version of what he declined to do in 2011. d tam particulars and c carry out air supreme court. three things we need to do. three things we would have been in a position to do for

the last three years. we warrant and we can see the consequences. the made very high cost in the surge. what we have to do is now is quickly. minnesota most important thing here is bill is that they need intelligence. yes, there are an open country. they have got to know where and what speed they're going got to know the transports. general jack keane one of the architects on the surge. tremendous intel in baghdad. we got all regional and local intelligence which would t. would hand over to the iraqis. when we left in 2011 that screen went blank. use spotters on the ground air pawfer. >> we have access to the kurds as you know in the northwestern part of the country. we have access there. we have assets there.

what the army has done is swallowed up a huge amount of territory. they control, all right? some of it is inside syria, some of it is now inside iraq. it's all flat desert. they know, the u.s. knows where they are going you don't transport big armaments like that without people knowing about it yet president obama and this may be an unfair word. i want to know if it's unfair is dithering. is that unfair? >> the he has dithered since he got in office. year decide on the surge in afghanistan yes, no, maybe. in between he announces a surge in the same sentence he announces a withdraw. he is unsure. he has been uncertain from the beginning. but he is he arrogant enough not to listen to it advice. and here he is. he goes off and plays golf

or who knows what he was doing at a time when iraq is in maximum peril. let me say a couple of things. the kurds are of no use to us. they captured kirkuk. they have their own state. they have been longing for that for 100 years since the versailles conference and they have it in reach. they are not going to want to get involved in this war. can i understand that entirely. the second thing is drones are useless. a drone is terrific if you want to take out a single terrorist in a coffee shop somewhere in northern pakistan. but here you need heavy air power to knock out these convoys and to hit these staging areas which we can do. one other thing, which general keene recommends, we cannot honor the border between iraq and syria. it no longer exists in the real world. >> absolutely. >> we have to go into syria to attack isis or all of this is useless. they are going to have their safe havens. >> okay. now, if krauthammer understands this, because this is one of the few times where you and i agree, i should say, agree 100% down

the line. krauthammer and o'reilly agree after studying the terrain and the -- understanding the urgency of the situation. >> i know, you were up all night looking at the maps. >> he will with look, i know that part of the country. i have been there. but this is -- >> -- i was just kidding. >> this wasn't even hard because you have to send a message to these people who are now beheading people, setting them on fire and putting it on the internet. ho ho ho. we are going to do whatever we want to do. we don't care about america. we think america is impotent and i believe they do, charles. i believe these people feel that we are a paper tiger. i believe they saw what happened in crimea. the internet floats this stuff around the world at lightning speed. they are saying, you know what? we can do whatever we want. these people aren't going to hurt us. and we, both you and i predicted once this started, once the perception of weakness started, that the united states is not going to right wrongs any longer, that the bad guys would run

wild and that's exactly what's happening. >> look, it's not hard to predict. when a great power like ours creates a vacuum by telling it the world as obama did we are getting out. the tide of war is retreating. the tide war is not retreating. america is receding. that's what's happened. of course the pad guys, meaning iran and isis has come in here. this was utterly predictable that they can see, as you say did nothing in ukraine. the pacific rim allies are scared to death. china is claiming all kinds of territory. we are doing nothing. dithers is exactly the right word of a president who doesn't know what to do and who wants, whose instincts are. he thinks if we stay out the world will leave us alone. that's the fundamental error. world stability hinges on american deterrence and power and he never understood that and now we are suffering the consequences. >> all right. charles krauthammer. stossel. the libertarian on deck. what would he do in iraq if anything? and later, the irs says it has lost emails, vital to

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congressman from texas ron paul who is the big leave everybody alone. let them do what they want to do. it will be interesting to hear ron paul and the senator from kentucky rand paul say about this. but what say you? >> i say it's awful. we need to protect our people and otherwise stay out of it. >> no bombing then? >> in appropriate situations, bombing. when you and charles talk about heavy air power and talk about going into syria, however, that also means you are killing not just the horrible terrorists. you are killing. >> no, i wouldn't bomb cities but certainly caravans and certainly staging areas where we know that the isis army is gathered. this is a big army. this isn't just guys running around in some backwater. this is army that moves with vehicles that has heavy arms and weapons charles say you can't hit them with drones but satellites can see. you would if had you a

target on the isis army, you would bomb them, right? >> in certain situations and rand paul has said he doesn't object to air power. >> i just need you it because a lot of libertarians are let them do what we want and kill each other. a whole stack of mail on that. kill each other stay out we don't want to do this. >> because we can make it worse. kill not just the terrorists in the caravan. you kill the guy who was roped into bringing water and food. >> bomb indiscriminately. >> heavy bomb something indesincriminate. >> here is one reason why it bothers libertarians. because of the internet bombers are going to be smaller easier to conceal. every time we kill people with a drone strike or more so with bombing we make 100 new enemies with all their cousins and they want to kill us. >> don't you think this isis army would kill you, your family and everybody else if they had the chance? >> yes. >> so why give them the chance? if they get this area that they want, all right. they are going to have a staging area. they are going to have a structure. they are going to have all

of this stuff. you have got to knock them out. this is war. this is war. >> because we can't knock them out any more than we can knock out the communist in vietnam. >> no. no. we have done tremendous damage to al qaeda. >> you could defeat this army. you could defeat them. >> i don't agree. >> i don't think you could beat the isis army. of course we could. >> we could beat their army and beat a million new terrorists at the same time. >> that's speculation. >> just to be clear, all right? you will hit them at this juncture in history if you knew they were there. >> if we could make a difference, yes. >> the overall war on terror, do you buy the war on terror or is this some phantom thing just made up by crafn politicians? >> i buy the war on terror. >> you do? >> i just don't think we can win it. >> do we run away then from the war on terror if you don't think we could win it? what do we do fortress

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impact segment tonight. talking points memo how the left wants to handle ten its of thousands of people illegally entering the u.s.a. today the "new york times" a legal standard bearer in this country ran an editorial entitled innocence at the border. basically the "times" saying that the obama administration should provide massive humanitarian aid for about 50,000 children who have illegally entered the u.s.a. since last fall and the hundreds more who come every single day. the "times" admits the obama administration caught by surprise by the border surge. but describes the children in some of their parents as refugees. that's the headline. liberal america trying to convince us that poor people in central america, mexico and everywhere else are fleeing economic oppression therefore they are refugees. therefore, we have to accept them. pretty much support them for

years. and allow them to stream across the border at will. the left points out this is humane and christian. that's true. accepting poor people fleeing american governments is how poor people came of age. down trodson a hallmark of judeo. we cannot support all of the world's poor. it's impossible. since the obama administration cannot control the southern border, the u.s.a. is now facing a crisis. already, the states of texas and arizona are being hammered. they don't have the resources to handle all of these children and many of their parents. arizona may sue the federal government over the situation. is it legal will will have that story coming up. for years some have wanted open borders like they have in europe. the massive welfare state that goes along with supporting poor migrants would break this nation financially. we already owe more than $17 trillion. look, most of these kids and their parents can't speak english, have little education, and few skills.

how are they going to compete in our competitive marketplace here? how? the answer is, they are not going to compete. and it will take decades for most of them to be self-sufficient. so we are creating an under class of people, totally dependent on american taxpayers who are already under siege from every direction. the immigration crisis could very well damage the entire infrastructure of america. there is no question about it. now, because i just laid that all out for you. i'm going to be attacked by the left. i will be called all kinds of names. i hate the poor. i'm the devil. whatever. i'm telling you the truth. in our judeo-christian tradition we are compelled to help the poor. we are. we cannot destroy the fabric of the nation. granting refugee status to everyone who wants it. there are simply too many in this world who are oppressed. that's the memo. now reaction with us in the studio he crowley and

kirsten powers. >> i agree with you you are the devil. >> there you go. >> i disagree with almost every word that came out of your mouth actually. >> let's take it step-by-step. >> if you are going to invoke the bible, judeo-christian standards, there was no but. there was no take in the refugee and care for the poor but. maybe not because it might be too hard for you and it might be too expensive? >> what if it's impossible though? >> so here's another problem with what you said. >> okay. >> it's a false choice. when you say we can't take care of all of the entire world's poor. >> correct. >> no one is asking us to take care of the entire world's poor. this is 50,000 to 70,000 children. we actually can take care of them. and we always have enough money whenever somebody decides invade a country in the middle east. no one ever asks where that money can coming from but you are going it tell me we can't afford to pay for 50,000 children? come on, bill.

>> powers, more and more coming every day, all right? >> fine. make it 100,000. are you seriously saying we cannot help take care of those children? there aren't a million. >> where do you cut it off, powers? >> we are talking about the children. this segment is about the children. >> where do you stop it, kirsten? >> i would say every child that comes into this country we should take care of. that's what i would say. >> all the chinese, everyone? >> they are not coming in -- really all the chinese are going to come to the united states, children by themselves. >> but they can't. >> if you were president, they would. >> but -- really how would they fly over here? >> no, take a little boat, kirsten and people smugglers like there are now. >> the children, come on, bill. this is our border. we are talking about children that are coming over our border. >> look. >> you basically are invoking all this stuff about -- i don't even understand what your argument is that we are supposed to send them back? is that what your argument is. >> i will will talk slowly so you understand it we can't afford to do this. >> that's ridiculous. >> it's ridiculous?

we have a 17 trillion-dollar debt here. >> i have never heard you say we can't afford to invade iraq. >> we can't afford the nation build anymore. >> we couldn't afford it but you didn't say that. >> i said it afterward. >> you didn't say prior to it now you are saying can't afford. why don't you go down there and tell those kids to go home. >> okay, fine. you want every kid in the world that comes here you think. >> i said the children that come across the border. >> am i wrong, wait, wait. kirsten. >> get themselves into this country we should take care. >> did she not say every child who shows up here she hud take ircan of? >> what i heard you say, kirsten is, that if there is a child in distress somewhere in the world that we should accept them with open arms. when you see these pictures, bill, it's hard not to feel heart break. feel terrible for them. i really do. we are supposed to be a nation of laws not a nation of anarchy and chaos. supposed to be a sovereign nation. we are north supposed to be a dumping ground and international day care center.

>> how you can say that? >> whether or not this administration orchestrated this or not. >> they didn't orchestrate it. it's the natural progression. >> wait a minute. this is clearly a result of obama's policies, number one, he took executive action. >> i don't want to inject politics. >> but you have to understand where it's coming from, bill. this didn't come out of thin air. >> we all understand a couple things. number one, the federal government cannot or will not control the southern border. number two, there are millions and millions of poor people in mexico and central and south america who desperately want to get here. we all understand it. kirsten believes that every child who is oppressed and poor, we should care for it. i say it's impossible economically to do it. you and i agree on this. we don't have the resources. the immigration system was collapsing before this kay ensued. now a complete overwhelming of the system. where you are going to have absolute chaos. >> get back to kirsten.

kirsten, deal with reality here. >> i'm in reality. >> texas and arizona, are now under so much siege that the federal government has to take children and sometimes their parents who come into texas, fly them at taxpayer cost to arizona and dump them there because texas can't take anymore. and you are saying you want more people to come and these lower states should handle it? >> you are doing what you always do. you completely changed the subject. this topic was on the children. we were having a very specific conversation. >> that's what we were talking about. you said the families. people with parents. >> if will is a woman with a young child or a pregnant woman, they stay. they stay. >> okay. but that's a dif conversation. the conversation we're having is about the specific crisis of these children. >> yes. >> you are maintaining that this country, the greatest country in the world. the beacon of hope to the world cannot afford to take care of auto thousand children, bill? i can't even belief you are making that argument. >> it doesn't stop at

50,000. i don't understand why you get that. >> cross that bridge when we get to that those children are coming here for a reason. >> yeah, they are poor. >> coming to this country. they are fleeing violence and gang violence. they are fleeing. >> this didn't come out of thin air. this is a direct result of what this administration has done in creating this environment. where these people are seemingly coming out notify where with these kids. and frankly, you know, we all say our heart breaks for the kids and it does. these children are being used to swamp the system. these children will be reunited with their parents here in the united states. >>y, yes, they will. >> that would be awful. that would be awful to have children reunited with their parents. who would ever want that to happen. >> that was good. good debate. i'm sure we are going to get a lot of mail and i will read it tomorrow. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. bernie goldberg has been watching media coverage of iraq and the border is it generally fair and balanced? goldberg will have analysis. is it legal on the irs now saying it cannot find emails

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white house there was a ceremony honoring some illegal alien immigrants for things that testified -- they have done well, right. >> this was the white house recognizing people who have done well under the deferred children arrival program monica talking about the president enacted by executive order in 2012. it would allow the children who were brought here illegally by their parents some years ago to stay in the country and work and they were honoring people who did well today. but in the middle of this immigration crisis, the union representing border patrol agents is looking at this almost like a glaring advertisement to send your children to the united states. and they see it as a real slap in the face. sean more ran who is the vice president for communications from the national border patrol council told me quote today's event at the white house is a real slap in the face to border patrol agents who risk their lives every day to protect this country. the border patrol has lost 120 agents in the line of duty. their sacrifice is minimized

when we celebrate those who break our laws. >> okay. >> we talk about the border. if i could speak to the video that you are looking at right there, bill. this speaks to the idea of how difficult it is to seal the border. if you could roll that again. this is in a park which is just south of mechanicallen texas, rio grande. a park on the mexican side. people riding on the back of those jet skis mexico coagulate nationallies being father idea over 100 bucks a head. come up in this park you see this woman. she is rushing now. going to meet a friend who is already there and they non-shah hadn'tly blend into the background. another man up on the dock. all of this happening under the noses of the border patrol overwhelmed in trying to deal with this. this is happening in broad daylight on saturday afternoon: the monica inferred and i think believes that president obama by signing this executive order and then the demonstrations today at the white house honoring

achievements by the children of people who are here illegally who did great things. it wants, monica and others believe, the president wants millions of people who come here, all right, illegally, wants them to stream across the border. do you believe that? >> do i believe that this is an orchestrated migration of future democratic voters in not necessarily because you have ever of these people ever became voters. but here is the problem. ircitizen was talking about. two big issues here. there is the issue of the unaccompanied children. and that really is a tragedy because you can imagine what these kids and some of them as young as 4 and 6 years old. traveling through mexico. through neff nefarious territory to get to the united states. the bigger problem though and this isn't being talked about a lot. so-called family units coming through. the word gone out far and wide across central america

that if you get your feet on to this side of the border, you will be allowed it stay for a time because they know that dhs does not have enough facilities to house families so those people are given a notice to appear before a immigration judge between 10 and 90 days. given a bus ticket to go join relatives somewhere in this country. so, we know this because we talked to a woman who told us about these so-called permissions to stay in the country. >> in the wind and hoping for the comprehensive immigration reform so that they get the pathway. all right, john. >> and this deferred action plan, bill, is being seen as potentially to them a way that they will be able to stay in the country forever. >> absolutely. >> a lot of these people. >> pregnant as well. a lot of these women are pregnant as well. if they have a baby here, they are likely able to stay. >> american citizen born on u.s. soil. it is a crisis, i think. john thanks very much. when we come right back is, it legal on the irs losing key emails and arizona

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former irs official lois lerner is accused of targeting conservative groups for unfair treatment. ms. lerner has taken the fifth. so congress asked for her emails and now the irs says it has lost them. with us now attorneys and fox news analysts kimberly guilfoyle and least will. brit hume said on this show last night nobody believes it you don't believe they lost emails. >> the computer crashed, the dog ate the homework. of course they could go back and retrieve in this day and age. >> ridiculous. everybody agrees it's a big fraud. so, can anyone take action against the irs for this alleged dissection. >> absolutely. the u.s. attorney in d.c. can start an investigation. holder, attorney general holder a point a special -- outside the department of justice. >> now you are running into the fabric of the obama administration. >> you asked me how. >> which doesn't want to know. >> of course they don't want to know not going to.

>> anyone outside the justice department. >> yes, a special prosecutor. holder would have to appoint somebody outside. >> you are not getting what i'm telling you. >> yes. >> holder isn't going to do it listen, that's not happening. that's just not happening. is he not going to do that so that would be a false inspection if you even try to look in that direction there are four pending civil lawsuits. look to one of those groups to be able to try to obtain. >> the groups that targeted themselves. >> right. like the tea party. >> file a suit against the irs. they could try to do something and say it's fraud and, you know, that's an interesting point that guilfoyle just made. >> i think so. >> this bolsters their case. >> absolutely it does. >> because they are in for big money against the federal government and the feds are going to go in and go well the evidence is gone. we don't know where it is. and the judge okay, you lose. >> they were too broke to be able to back up serve errors certain computers. >> still have to go to the criminal system if you want to bring criminal charges. >> retrieve it from the other end. whoever the receiver, the sender.

>> dues do i understand? he we are saying that. are you asking or rhetorical he question. >> trying to educate you. more than one way to obtain these emails in particular the center for law and justice sekulow low represents tea party groups successful one way or the other recovering deleted files or tracing them on the other end. >> the experts can get. this that would put another pressure on the criminal. >> bad for the case of the irs. >> congress should really put some heat on ms. lerner, give her immunity and force her to testify. >> why did it happen? >> the seconds thing is the state of arizona now saying it may, as we mentioned, sue the federal government because it's overwhelmed by all of these kids and their parents, some of their parents a' companying them coming in illegally. the feds are flying them from texas to arizona and dumping them there and arizona saying hey we can't handle. this so can they sue, first of all, county state sue? >> the state is going to have a very difficult time suing the federal government because the federal government has widespread authority to be able to

exercise discretion over immigration issues. you remember arizona's immigration law was struck down in 2012 saying that this is not going to stand constitutional muster. so the federal government can enforce immigration. this is the way they are seeking to do it. however, an agency within the state. >> they are flying people into the state and then the state has to pay for them. >> i'm with the attorney general -- on this. >> trying to pass immigration law. >> this is different. now the federal government -- they are saying the federal government wasn't doing their job. now they are saying not only is the federal government not doing their job, they are breaking the law. at that point the agency. >> by bringing non-american citizens to arizona. >> transporting them into arizona. >> pretty outrageous. >> within the state has to be the party to sue against the government not the actual attorney general bringing a case on his behalf. >> so agency like the department of health and human services. >> right, correct. >> of arizona. but they could do it. >> yes. >> all right. i think that will happen. >> by the way, they should. >> okay.

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back of the book segment tonight, weekdays with bernie, two big stories from the media al qaeda attacking iraq and thousands of foreign children crossing the southern border into the u.s.a. is the media generally fair on those situations. joining us from north carolina the purveyor of goldberg.com mr. goldberg. is it? are they doing a decent job? >> let's look at it it this way, bill. opinion journalism and hard news. let's start with opinion journalism. the breakdown generally has been that liberals are blaming george bush for getting us into iraq in the first place and conservatives are blaming barack obama for about a million different things starting with the failure to negotiate a deal with the iraqis to keep u.s. troops there. i may be the first person on cable television to it say this, but they are both right. george bush got us into this mess. he started this fire. but barack obama -- by the way, he started this fire with a war that at least in retrospect looks like a big mistake. barack obama, on the other

hand, somehow thought he could waltz out of the middle east with little risk and consequence and we are seeing how naive he is on that. so that's how opinion journalism is handling it as far as hard news, listen, american journalists lost interest in iraq after u.s. troops left what we like is bang bang. we like guns going off. that's why we're covering this for the extent we are, there's an equally important story that isn't as sexy as bang bang. that is, the divisions in iraq are so great it's almost impossible to have a civil society. and the idea of a democracy is almost delusional. that story didn't get enough play the first time around in iraq and it should have, and it's only getting play now because we need some explanation for this. >> they're not interested in sunni/shiite problems, they're interested in, number one, was

it a waste of american lives and blood and treasure to go there in the first place. and number two, why is president obama playing golf when al qaeda are beheading people and setting them on fire. on the border this is another catastrophe. the invasion of isis. obama administration caught by surprise for the 150th time is the media locking down on what's happening in the border? >> we looked into what the networks have been doing. there's been precious little coverage of this on the network news coverage.

if i were cynical, and you know i'm not. but if i were cynical i might think that since the media covers so many stories the way barack obama wants them to cover stories, that they're playing this one down because as you say, it's another surprise for barack obama. that doesn't make him look good. it's another example of the border being out of control. that doesn't make him look good. you see all these kids in what amounts to relocation camps, that doesn't make him look good. if i were cynical again, which i'm not, i might think that's the reason we're not getting as much coverage of this as you would expect. >> do you believe, and i have 40 seconds left, that intellectually, the people who run the three network newscasts at night, understand that the barack obama administration is failing now? they're failing. do they understand that? >> that's a very good question. you'd have to be delusional not

to understand it, but i think there's something that trumps their intellect and that's their feelings for barack obama. they helped elect barack obama. you know, the two republicans the past two times helped, obviously. but they liked this man. he has their values, they share the same liberal values, even if they understand that this is one failure after another, they're coverage is not going to reflect that, not ever, i think. >> all right. factor tip of the day, how to feel better in the car, in a plane on a boat. the tip, moments away. if you've got copd like me... ...hey breathing's hard. know the feeling? copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours.

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