it must be in their blood. see you tomorrow night right here at 7 p.m. eastern. right now go to gretawire.com. check out my photos with president bush 41. good night. the o'reilly factor is on, tonight. >> in new jersey there is late word tonight of a widening investigation of a george washington bridge scandal involving the administration of governor chris christie. >> a shocking report says that while the network news spent a a vast amount of time on governor christie's bridge problems, the nets are avoiding the v.a. and irs scandals. we will give you the facts and bernie goldberg will analyze. >> we came out of the white house not only dead broke but in debt. >> i still get emotional just thinking about it. [ laughter ] >> so what happens to stuart and colbert if the obama administration and the democratic party go down? we'll answer that question.

secretary clinton could you sign that for me. >> if you could make it outs to christopher stevens. i think you knew him. >> ambush, a conservative guy mocking her using the late ambassador chris stevens. i have some thoughts on that. 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. subverting american democracy, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. you may remember new jersey governor chris christie being pounded by the national media for a controversy on the george washington bridge. a grand jury is investigating whether members of mr. christie's staff sabotaged traffic on the bring to get revenge on a political opponent. the tore is valid and the network news went wild will

it devoting 112 minutes in the situation the first week, 112 minutes. when the v.a. scandal story broke, there was no coverage on the nightly network news broadcast for almost two weeks. no coverage. when the lost email story broke three and a half minutes. combined on all the network newscasts. unbelievable. that is a news blackout. issue "new york times," l.a. times, "the washington post" printed 56 stories and commentaries about governor christie in the first week. 56. first week in the v.a. scandal, two stories. first week of the irs scandal, three stories. you want media bias, there it is beyond a reasonable doubt. so it thomas madison, ben frankly with us today they would be the lead guest on this factor this evening.

they envisioned a free press a media that would inform the people. giving them honest information. so they could make educated votes. but that's not what we have today. and that corruption in the media is greatly harming this nation. again, there is no question about it. there is no question the major national are media in america is trying to protect president obama. and will promote the candidacy of hillary clinton. for informed americans, the blatant partisanship doesn't have much of effect. media bias is devastating. because once people think that a person is bad or good, that impression usually remains. for example, there are a whole lot of americans who don't like me. i know it's unbelievable. they don't like me. but when we asked them why, they don't really know.

they have heard things. maybe whoopi goldberg said something negative. it's the same thing with politicians. if a person doesn't pay attention he or she often bases their opinions on rumors, innuendo, eye del they know if they bury scandals then a negative perception about the obama administration might not be formed. one caveat. right now the president is being overwhelmed by bad news. the media cannot suppress it. it's all over the place. just today the gross domestic product fell to its lowest level since the recession ended five years ago. and take home pay american workers continues to stagnate. the partisan media can't influence that. but it is a shame that in a proud republic in a vibrant

democracy, the american press is so corrupt. it is is a shame. and that's the memo. now, for the top story tonight. reaction, joining us from north carolina, purveyor of berne in order goldberg.com. mr. goldberg. since you were one of the first national press guys to expose the media bias on the national level, this can't be a surprise to you. what is shocking though is how blatant it has become. they don't even try to hide it anymore. >> exactly; lil'. it moved from old fashioned media bias when i first wrote about it to media activism. i mean, they are full participants in, you know, team obama. let me make three points. there is something i have done on this program in the past and it's a simple strategy of simply turning the tables. imagine if george bush were

president and his irrelevancy went after his political enemies or opponents. imagining if the central character at the irs took the fifth. imagine beyond that that we learned they lost several years of emails. that story would lead the evening news and be on page one for every evening newspaper for a year straight and the headlines would be in type as big as the empire state building. point number two, it's a question. where are the woodwards and bernsteins? in fact, where is woodward? and where is bernstein? >> wooted ward, i have got to stick up for him. he has been very critical of the he obama administration. bernstein teaches college out on long island now but we haven't heard much from him. >> sure we have heard from woodward. if this were republican president, his newspaper would be running this on page 1. >> absolutely. every day. >> no doubt about it? >> and the last point. you remember the great sports writer, bill, red --

rhett smith. >> yes. he had one of the greatest headlines. >> willie mays glove where triples went to die. great line. today the american newsroom and the u.s. department of justice is where barack obama's scandals go to die because, once they go there, nothing happens. >> interesting that you mentioned the attorney general. we are going to do a big investigation tomorrow night on the factor about the question is there justice in america when these things are not investigated. >> the answer is. no obvious eric holder is not going to investigate anything. he is like john mitchell was for richard nixon. is he exactly the same thing i have got to get on to diane sawyer very surprising announcement today that she is stepping down as anchor of the abc news evening broad cast. very ambitious woman we both know her. not close friends but she is a who struggled mightily to

get this solo anchor job and it seems strange that shield be giving it tum. >> it does seem strange. i will be honest with you. i don't know what the story behind what went on today. i do know this. her ratings are in good. she is in second place overall and moving up on nbc. just last month, for the first time in more than six years, they beat nbc in what they call the key demographic. people 25 to 54. so if is surprising. even though i don't know the answer. let me throw out a couple possibilities. the person replacing her is 29 years younger than diane sawyer. that matters in tv sometimes. but the other thing is, when i was at cbs news, dan rather had an offer from abc. and he, through his people. told cbs that dan wanted walter cronkite's anchor chair a year before walter

was planning to retire. if he didn't get it he might very well go to abc with -- heading abc. who knows? maybe david muir's successor's agent went -- >> -- muir is not big enough. stephanopoulos is the big winner here. he does all the big interviews and he does all the big breaking news stuff. viewer does the nightly news. but stephanopoulos. >> but he does nightly news. you know, why would they make the switch? >> maybe nightly news isn't that important anymore. the big revenue is in the morning and they needed to keep stephanopoulos. that's why. all right, now. i have got to let you go. bernie did say something that's very interesting about some of the networks wanting younger people. so goldberg and i have booked a cruise. i don't know how long we can hang in there, bernie. i don't know how long. >> i just turned 39. what are you talking about? >> come on, bernie. look at you. you are one step in the grave here. i don't even know if you are going to be here next week.

>> that is so wrong. >> okay. >> that is so wrong. >> no spin zone, goldberg. you know what it is, man. i have got to tell you the truth here. next on the rundown, the irs accused of trying to punish a traditional marriage group. now the irs has to pay them. wait until you hear this. later, stuart and colbert, they are getting older. how will they handle the decline of the obama administration? factor is coming right back. starts with back pain... ...and a choice. take 4 advil in a day which is 2 aleve... ...for all day relief. "start your engines"

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impact segment tonight. there is new no question that the irs under president obama was used for plel reasons. the agency has agreed to pay the national organization for marriage, a group that opposes same sex marriage, $50,000 to settle a lawsuit. the traditional marriage group sued after finding out that an irs employee provided confidential documents to people who oppose it. joining us now from georgia to explain what what happened. eric editor of red state.com. start from the beginning. what did the irs do here. >> back in 2012 the national organization of marriage they woke up one morning and found that their donors were displayed on the web site of the human rights campaign, a group that lobbies for gay rights and gay rights, national organization of marriage was opposed to it, saw its donors being harassed and targeted

through left-wing media sites. after that disclosure now the information that the human rights campaign got was there from their confidential tax records. someone from the irs leaked them. it turns out after suing that a gay rights activist named matthew reached out to the human rights campaign said he had a conduit to get the information that was then passed to him and then passed out to this third party group. >> that's really unbelievable, so, i mean incapsulate it the irs keeps a list of all the nonprofit organization donors. you have to file every year and say this person gave me this amount of money. that's what you have to do the list is supposed to be secret not nefarious way but private. you have privacy here. weasel and irs. whoever it may be gets the private stuff. leaks it out to a gay activist who puts it out to a group they put on all the

donors and they get attacked by all the people who support gay marriage, not all of them but some of them. this is vicious. however, is it the irs's fault from top to bottom or just one corrupt official which the judge said it was a single emilyee's mistake. >> yeah. the judge ruled back in the beginning of june that this was an employee's mistake. the problem with this though, much like the hard drive crashing is that the same thing has happened to the texas public policy foundation a conservative group in texas and karl rove's crossroads g.p.s. before it even had the a 01 c 4 status. confidential documents leaked by someone at the irs. so it may be not senior people at the irs but certainly a pattern of the irs. >> definitely a pattern of behavior there. now, is anyone investigating this man who that's the problem bill. >> attorney general holder going in and trying to find out who leaked this stuff? >> you would like to think so the national organization of marriage requested it given that the individual

admitted in emails that he had a conduit in the irs the attorney general has said they are not going to investigate it for illegal activity. >> why not. >> not to my knowledge and not to the national organization of marriage. >> eric holder, the attorney general saying i'm not going to investigate anything that may make the obama administration look bad. anything. >> right. yeah, if this had happened in the bush administration, the media would be outraged, it would be above the fold in all the papers but not here. >> i think we just went over that. >> yes, exactly. it's really troubling. mr. erickson, thanks very much. directly ahead, a tea party, they take a hit in mississippi. later, miller running wild. also steward and colbert possibly running out of material. those reports after these messages. the factor continues all across the u.s.a. and all around the world.

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ultimately lancaster ford the guy number 5 in the republican leadership won. up in new york on the democratic side entrenched incumbent charlie rangel hanging on. seemed to have won it race 47,0. his democratic challenger is still hanging in there back then he complained that there had been a lost the latino votes and ballot tampering. >> most people don't care about these three races. there is a bigger picture. the republican establishment believes that senator cochran will now easily defeat a democratic challenger. so that seat stays republican whereby if there was a new guy the race would have been tighter there over in colorado tom tancredo anti-immigration guy he loses, right? >> he lost to a former congressman bob popray

conservative. not the hardliner on immigration as tancredo is as a result of beauprex winning against john hickenlooper he broke gun laws in colorado. unpopular. >> colorado could go back to the g.o.p. running the state because that's a good thing because that state is totally out of control. >> it has a profound effect on the senate race there by beauprex being on the ballot they think that's going to help cory gardner the senate republican nominee take down mark udall the democratic incumbent. >> interesting. >> colorado a state need to win. >> i don't know that very interesting there is a lot of big picture stuff going on here in these races. >> and the tea party still has got juice. the tea party has still got juice, bill. they are pushing republican candidates to be more conservative and the idea that the conservative candidates in general. >> we just reported -- cammeron, i have got to let you go, you see that oil

thing behind you, if that goes over, you are going to get hit in the head. that wouldn't be good. get him in a safe place. let's go to rosen. rosen is in paris with john kerry whom he interviewed yesterday. let's roll the clip on that. >> one american. >> you saw ramadi fall and what did you do to prevent mosul from falling it doesn't seem like very much. >> in the end iraqis are responsible for their defense and nobody expected wholesale desertion and wholesale betrayal in a sense by some leaders who literally either signed up with the guys who came in or walked away from their post and put on their civilian clothes. no, nobody expected that that's absolutely correct. >> i think that's true. rosen is on the phone from paris where he is he running up a huge expense account. we can't afford to satellite for you, rosen. you are running up too much money. it's going crazy. you travel with kerry once in a while. in his mind in kerry's mind

what's the most important foreign policy problem for the obama administration? >> well, bill, let's not forget that john kerry was for many years a politician and like most politicians i would say his mind at least to the mind of a reporter is somewhat opaque. if i had to surmise i would say that john kerry like barack obama is motivated by some, perhaps vaguely defined notion of social justice. and in the foreign policy realm, this is to be extended to other countries and other players on the world stage and so i think that john kerry probably thinks this is me surmising again that america shouldn't throw its weight around so much, that we could probably benefit more from conciliatory approach rather than militaristic one. >> that's not working out and everybody knows it and kerry is a smart man. he has been around. do you think kerry knows that philosophy is not working out?

>> well, i tried to confront him yesterday this that interview in the northern kurdistan region of iraq with the latest "new york times" cbs news poll which found that almost six in ten americans. including near will a third of democrats disapprove of president obama handling of the policy. i said this is not one snapshot poll. if you look at the real clear politics average of major polls the "wall street journal" nbc news poll. the fox news poll they all produce identical results. >> what did he say by that. >> i asked if he is humbled by this expression of disapproval. >> he says he doesn't follow polls if he he had done so he would have quit after iowa many years ago. >> plenty more as the factor moves along this evening. with all trouble president obama and all the democrats are having. what will stuart and colbert do for material? take a look at that nasty ambush of hillary clinton. christopher stevens name is used to embarrass her. we hope you stay tuned to

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personal story tellingment tonight. as you may know the comedy central channel makes a living out of mocking republicans and conservatives. the two main guys over there. stuart and colbert design their programs to appeal to young liberals. that's their core audience. now that things are not going real well for the obama administration and the democratic party. the question becomes will these guys change? >> we came out of the white house not only dead broke

but in debt. >> i still get emotional just thinking about it. [ laughter ] well played, mrs. clinton. but if i know joe biden you just brought is $100 to a loose change fight. >> is he vice president of the united states. he makes notwithstanding the poorest man in congress. >> poor as biden. can't even afford a first person pronoun is how poor he is. >> joining us from washington media buzz folks ash burn and howard kurtz. the show airs on fnc sunday mornings at 11:00. howard, here is the problem with these guys. they prop up the democratic party and the liberal line, president obama, biden grating their opposition. the republican party conservative people. that's what they do, and that's how they function on a daily basis over there.

does it get more difficult to do that with the democratic party are descending in the court of public opinion? >> it's already gotten a lot more difficult bill, jon stewart's peak of influence iraq out of control during the bush administration. iraq kay 00 getting to beat up on dick cheney again. neither of these guys goes very hard against president obama. the humor is gentle. that's taken them out of the -- >> i'm not sure about that howie. >> thank you. >> i don't think you are quite right there. look at all the scandals that have happened under the obama administration you have the irs scandal and iraq in chaos and let's not forget about obamacare. they went hard on obama. >> really hard? >> maybe you are watching the closed circuit broadcast because they do edited those programs maybe they have a pipeline into you. >> they went after them. >> colbert very rarely does. stuart i have to say as we just saw will poke, will

poke. their core audience, lauren, surely you understand that, are liberal, democrats under 4 o0. >> of course they are. they smoke a little pot, okay. they drink a little wine. >> i knew you were going to say that at 11:00 they are a little mellow. >> it doesn't matter if they smoke pot they still count in the ratings. >> there isn't an asterisk saying the people in san francisco were anybody celebrated when -- einebriated. i understand that that's their core. and the core wants to hear that o'reilly and other traditionalists and all the republican politicians are bad, howard. if they don't hear that they may not watch. first of all, lauren, you should throw colbert under the bus because he took something you said about hillary clinton becoming a grandmother took it out of context and made you look like a conspiracy theorist. >> i showed him. >> you sure did. irs scandal the other night on the daily show. jon stewart was going on

about how incompetent the irs was. nothing about a coverup and glossed over president obama's role. i think when you take half the targets off the field because you are right they love -- neither of them disguises the fact that they lean left and love to beat up on fox news, on republicans, on conservative targets. you are just a little bit out of step because the story right now is the obama administration. >> i will give lauren the last word. here is the reality of the situation. if you don't please your core audience, you lose some of it, all right? and that's the fact. so, they are going to have a harder time pleasing them with the disintegrations of the liberal establishment. last word. >> but they are pleasing their young audience by attacking conservatives who are attacking the obama administration. >> but it sounds hollow. i mean, come on. >> let's put it in perspective, bill. you know, their ratings, let's talk about their ratings. they are higher than any show on cnn or msnbc.

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thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly. in the miller time segment tonight. the d man is missing. nobody knows where he is we hear that president obama may trade a few terrorists for him if that welcomes necessary. anyway, tonight, sage of southern california gives us his best. so you believe that barack obama wants to diminish the power of america. >> well, bill, you say every night i hear you almost saying is he too smart. he must have a play. he doesn't have a play, billy. he doesn't have a play, man. this isn't any jujitsu thing. this is the way he sees the thing. >> a thing about a thing. >> i'm only hoping the future is russia and china both go after the same piece of meat like crimea, wipe each other out and maybe we would come into the number one position. >> late to the barbecue i was on the mission when i got the call. >> i'm thankful he keeps biden out of it because if he sends plugs mackenzie over there we could all get

vaporized. >> imagine, imagine. >> putin next year is going to be on "dancing with the stars." ♪ >> listen, at this point, putin is in obama's head. it's like that dennis weaver film called duel. look over and the putin truck is behind him. it's banging him in the back. scaring the living hell out of him. not going to do anything. run a little faster. that's just the way it is. >> do you like and germany? >> i like putin's dress -- chest better than merkel's. what's that saying the hun either at your throat or feet. bad track record. they can't jump into a war again unless somebody is bungee jumping off a wall in berlin. >> they can't go back in. they can help out a little bit. you know. then we have got olan in france. he may be selling putin some carriers. >> well, if he wants to

scare the living hell out of putin. have him wake up in the bed with garrard -- like the horse and the godfather. >> he moved to moscow or did something over there. >> he hate moscow. >> both miller and i had a very hard time getting from los angeles to hawaii. we took separate flights on american airlines and each flight was delayed by three hours. why? because they didn't have any flight crews. now, miller flies all the time. so overall, you are all over the country. i mean, overall, what do you think has happened with the airline industry? >> listen, i have had flights that were so bad halfway through it the pilot could have came on and said we're going down and i would have said good. >> [ laughter ] >> surely you can't be serious i am serious and don't call my shirley. >> we don't have any options

though. and when you are going to hawaii like we did, you know they are wheeling out the old equipment. for god's sake i flew over in the chitty chitty bang bang car. >> i went to recline my seat, i felt like i was was in an amish gynecological office. recline. >> hello. >> flight is madness, get stuck in the line getting behind this moron guy who is gafarer taped hanger on to freezer box he can is calling carry-on trying to jack it into the overhead. >> get your paws off my bag. >> i have given up because you have got to fly. i put up with it it's crap from the get-go. get stuck in the metal detector line behind the piercing addict kid. breaking out new areola cabobs. setting off alarms in america. get a junkyard magnet and suck him up out of my life. then they do a cavity search

on me ♪ moon river. thank you, doc. ever served time. >> piggy back airport security check points. let's use our head here. at the end of the day let me say. this the last guy the airlines want to piss off in addition to the pilot from the anola gay is you. >> it was the same excuse. we don't have any crews. and the flight was scheduled 8 months in advance. you think somebody might have figured out you got to have some crews on the plane. and then you show up five days later and they still don't have any crews. >> my pilot was karen black from the flick. >> fly the plane. >> listen, people on the plane were nice. super nice. >> they were fine. employees were good. >> airlines are crap. and i'm trying to pass something called a piece of legislation called abba ♪ i'm the first in line

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>> entourage. >> i'm having a great night. >> now, i thought the son was out of line. mr. mattera has been on the factor before. using a horrendous act of terror to make a political point unacceptable. here now to explain further fox news anchor martha maccallum? >> i have to agree. i had the same reaction when i saw it it's over the line. talking about someone who was a personal friend of hillary clinton's. you are talking about a death. normally he does this a lot. he does this ambush journalism quite a bit. usually about obamacare. about debt, about irresponsible spending that kind of thing or hollywood hypocrisy. he went after harrison ford on environmental issues. this was a different thing. he was trying to create the irony of saying she was surrounded by more security than chris stevens was in benghazi. it fell flat. it's thoughtless and i think it was over the line. >> i think there are two things in play here. number one, i thought hillary clinton handled it well. much better than i would have. >> she has been under fire many times. people have hurled many

things at her walking down the street. >> hit someone by the surprise as he did. and she was being polite. who can i sign it to and this and that i thought hillary clinton handled it very well. this hurts this hurts them. it doesn't help them, all right, and anybody who thinks that it does really, it's troubling. it's troubling. you can make your points about hillary clinton's stature as secretary of state and her responsibility in benghazi without doing that cheap stuff. >> agreed. >> you big world cup fan. >> like the rest of america. yeah, i'm enjoying watching it. >> hard for me tone vision you in your mansion sitting there for two hours. >> i can have bill over because he'll be so disappointed. >> in jersey it's a mansion. if it were new york i wouldn't. do you sit there for two hours? >> i've been catching some of it here and there. i'll definitely watch tomorrow, the united states play germany at noon, but it's interesting. i was at the deli over the weekend and iran and argentina and the entire line, everyone

waiting for a sandwich. everyone is watching glued to it. pretty amazing to see iran versus argentina. let's get to the biter. >> this happened, yeah, this week. roll the tape. >> inside the penalty area involving chiellini. it's also left his opponent suarez clutching his face. >> what is chiellini claiming here? running to the box. oh, dear. oh. oh, dear, dear, dear. let's have another look. it looks to me, dare i say it, that he's had a little bite at chinly. >> surely not again. >> apparently it's luis suarez of uruguay thinks he's a vampire going around biting people. let's hope he's suspended forever. i don't think he comes back on the field. >> we'll find out.

he'll make some decision today. he's a biter, accused of this, suspended for it twice before. one of the highest scorers in the world. he doesn't need to be -- >> the third time. >> weird stuff. people take falls >> you don't do that. >> he's got teeth marks in his shoulder and i think pretty clear from the video. >> they have to say forever. you don't come back into international competition luis and get psychiatric help. >> who bites people? >> what coined of sandwich did you get? >> turkey with sloppy joe, a little coleslaw, russian dressing. >> anybody buying this, everybody, any at all? >> could i possibly come up that sandwich if i didn't eat it. >> you eat it but you have servants deliver it to you. >> oh, my gosh. >> she's a regular. she will probably get me later. factor tip of the day. hillary clinton on money. don't miss this one. the tip moments away.

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well. everybody wins. now the mail. marie, o'reilly you started out with a good memo and blew it by saying president obama has nothing nefarious. your investigation journalism leaves much to be desired as he does not enforce our laws. i was clearly using the word nefarious to describe the president's personal behavior, divided it between personal and policy. jim, bill, president obama is not a muslim and born in kenya. prove it. don't have, to jim. those are accusations. burden of proof is on the accuser, you. by the way, the factor investigated the president's birth in honolulu and found factual evidence he was born there. o'riley, you may be correct about the president's troubles but what can you and i do help him to do better? there's nothing you can do, dan, but because i have a national forum here i try to provide solutions to every problem we deal with. that's all i can do.

louise lopez, will, you claim to be independent but your actions prove otherwise when you said conservatives were right when they said the president did not have enough experience to run the country. what experience did john mccain have before he became a senator? >> come on, come on, main. senator mccain served for decades and before that was a military hero. president obama served in the senate for four years and before that organized local events in chicago, you're comparing the two. good grief. barbara, kitty hawk, north carolina. used to get irritated watching wat is it ers interview stupid people. if all american adults before they voted were required to take a current event test you'd be shocked at the results. i do know one thing factor viewers would score big on that test. tip of the day. hillary clinton's take on money. it is, as you know, somewhat controversial.

>> we came out of white house not only dead broke but in debt. we had no money when we got there, and we struggled to, you know, piece together the resources for mortgages, for houses, for chelsea's education, you know. it was not easy. >> now, a lot of people derided mrs. clinton for comments like those, and i understand that. she lives large. she has all the comforts, but consider this. both bill and hillary clinton come from very modest circumstances, so their take on money is different from say the bush family or the rockefellers. even though i have a lot of money these days i can still hear my father going clean your plate, eat your food, we don't need to buy that. that's not necessary for this house. we live very frugally in levitttown and that's stayed with me. i'm not a big spender and i'm kind of easy -- kind of uneasy with money in general so i think that's what you're seeing with hillary clinton.

she has difficulty putting the money thing into perspective. could be wrong. "factor" tip of the day. money can buy you protection. it can make your life much easier, but do not, do not let it consume you, and the less talk about money, mrs. clinton, this is for you, the better. nothing good comes out of talking about your cash. that's it for us tonight. check out the fox news "factor" website which is different than billo'riley.com and spout off from the nuclear reactor anywhere in the world, o'reillynews.com. word of the day, do not be saturnine when writing to the factor that. address is madashell@foxnews.com if you're really teed off. want to hear about it. that will be tomorrow and, again, thanks for watching us

tonight. miss megyn is warming up in the bull pen. i'm bill o'reilly. please remember that the spin stops right here because we're definitely looking out for you. breaking tonight, a in addition in crisis as we see frightening developments overseas and troubling new details on domestic scandals here at home threatening both this country and this administration. welcome to "the kelly file," everyone, i'm megyn kelly. one of the most frightening terror groups in the world is consolidating its gains in the creation of a new islamic state in the middle east dedicated to our destruction. as the obama administration tells congress they never saw this coming. maybe the president really believed this group was, as he called them, in january jv. that is just the latest bombshell in what has been a month long run of scandals and