if you know someone who works at the irs and knows something there is a hotline posted on gretawire.com. good night from washington. the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> the white house is lying. the president is a coward. >> colonel ravel powers -- ralph peters is furious allowing the army to create chaos in the middle east. >> that brings to us mexico. it is time for all of us to stop going there the vfw veteran of foreign wars joining boycott of mexico because of their awful relations. >> attorney general eric holder believes he is he being mistreated even as the justice department simply will not investigate major

government scandals. tonight we have a factor investigation. 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. mexico violating the human rights of children. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. while many americans are zeroing in on the obama administration's failure to secure the american border, which is a very valid story bigger picture is being missed. hundred thousand illegal children will enter the u.s. this year. primary culprit is mexico allowing smugglers to abuse children putting them at grave risk. a well reported article today in the "new york times" documents the atrocities. the piece written by julia presston a verb reporter who

tells the truth and somehow convinces her editors not to spin it and the truth is brutal. human smugglers associated with the mexican drug cartels are charging up to $7,500 a kid to bring minors to the u.s.a. from central america. smugglers have no fear. they know the mexican authorities will not stop them and the porous u.s. border is easy to cross. in may alone brought 9,000 children to the u.s.a. some of them abused on the trip, raped, beaten and even killed. the mexican authorities look the other way. why? because the cartels bribe mexican officials all the way up to the power brokers in mexico city. that is the truth. so what is america doing about it? how is this country trying to help these exploited children? once again, the answer is the federal government is doing very little and our awful immigration laws actually encourage the exploitation of children. president obama has made no

public comments about smuggling and corruption only thim thing quote influx unaccompanied alien children in the border of the united states is requiring coordinated federal response unquote. i can't wait for that because the obama administration has known for months about this problem and has done nothing. now, because of this tremendous, tremendous abuse of innocent children i have called for a boycott of mexico. i'm asking every american not to travel there or buy their products. this week i'm joined in that effort by the veteran of foreign wars, the vfw. they are urging boycott of mexico because that country has jailed an american marine tahmooressi and refused to release him. is he is suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder and surely the mexican president could grant him clemenciy.

for some reason, mr. obama not involved himself here. so we the people must now take action. the feds will not secure the southern border, will not stop the horrendous abuse of children and cannot secure the release of a marine sergeant suffering from stress. this is serious business. the american people should demand that mexico stop hurting the u.s.a. and the way we do that is to not buy their stuff, to not travel there. that is the power we have. and it is time that we use it. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. reaction, joining us from los angeles james carville. here in the studio andrea tantaros host of the fox. i heard you say on the a you supported my boycott but some of the other pinheads on that program, i forget their names didn't. why do you support it? i'm typically not in favor of boycotts. i do think it hurts the wrong people and i do want legal trade.

i'm all in favor of a bill o'reilly boycott of mexico. why? why reward the mexicans. why go to mexico as you point out and spend your money when you can vacation other places? why buy their at this quilla. i like tequila and buying it. why would we regard them and give them legal status and benefits in this country? why would we do that? there are other places to go and buy that you can hurt them. you know, bill, you make a good point. this administration isn't going to do it. the people have to do. the mexican people and cartels which are basically one and the same see this president as a weakling. >> mexico does not fear the united states. >> not at all. if the folks get together and vfw is a good start. carville, i understand this hurts mexican workers and i don't want to do that all right? but, it's basically this country is hurting us we the people. these children who they are allowing in on the guatemalaen border.

they are allowing them to come through. they know what's going on. they don't do anything to stop it carville, surely you are going to join with me on this i'm not joining with you on that would you say that the americans can't buy american products? should we not ship them out? should we not ship them to g.m. automobiles? you would stop both ways? is this a question? >> go ahead. >> absolutely. if i were the president, i would say, unless you stop this human trafficking, we are going to suspend trade with you. and you know what? they would stop it the next day, carville, go. >> i'm glad you are not president. i think that would abhor risk. >> well, you should be because i would deport you that would probably be good. >> you don't want to do anything, carville. you are happy with the situation. you don't want to do anything with it? >> i'm not happy with the situation. i think a a boycott would be a horrible step in the wrong direction. i think we have -- i don't

know if problem is quote solvable. >> the problem is not solvable. >> it's not totally solvable. i would certainly address it can i do more. i think he should call in church. >> call in the churches. call the churches up. >> hey, no, there is a difference between solving and helping. can you relief a problem without solving it. >> trying to deal with real life problems helping now. you are going to call up the churches. how would you solve the problem. >> wait, carville we will get back. go. >> first thing i would close the border. >> who who who what does that mean. >> finally seal it. >> with what? >> we have an administration that tells us it's already closed. president obama is not going to do anything. >> would you militarize the border? would you put the guard on the border? >> sure. spend some money down there to defend the border. >> they lotted of money down there. >> they're north doing it right. that would stop it cold. >> i would allow some

immigrants in and seasonal workers. >> we all know we have to deal with that immigration reform but it's not going to happen until the border is secure. one more time, carville, outside of culling the churches is, there anything else you would do to protect the children? >> sure, i would try to help the mexican government. 7500 todd's get off of this country. i think we ought to be offering assistance to the mexican government as opposed to. >> send more money down to the mexican government and i'm sure they are going to change overnight and become non-corrupt. >> you know, bill, fine people and great country. we disagree on that. >> i do believe we disagree on that, carville. we always like hearing your point of view and andrea, as always. >> next on the rundown, lt. colonel ralph peters calling president obama a coward. we will get into that. megyn kelly judge striking down no-fly zone against

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state. so it's absolutely criminal that this president has done nothing. >> what of these 300 advisors. the president's defense, this is a hard decision to make the white house is lying. this president is a coward. he won't make tough decisions to defend america. you know, at some point yes, it's a hard decision. presidents are are supposed it make hard decisions. >> joining us now from washington here to react senior fellow at the london senator for policy research tony shaffer and from boston fox news military analyst colonel hunt. what peters is angry about, colonel hunt as you know, for months the obama administration has known that this isis terror army was growing in strength. 11,000 move across hundreds of miles of open desert and seemingly catching the united states by surprise. occupying all that territory which they can launch missions from wherever they want to launch them and nothing is being done that we can see. what say you?

isis has 600 square miles. i think iraq is gone. i think you have three different states. isis is 10,000 strong organization absolutely. kurds in the north and she a in the south. calling the president of the united states a coward is ridiculous. and adds nothing to the discussion. and ralph ought to know better. we cannot. i keep saying that we bomb isis, we are going to be seen as in favor and coordinate with iran and bombing, killing isis does not stop the sunni she a war. >> how would you stop the staging areas that isis has? how would you destroy them how? stawing areas in syria we can get at. we can get help from jordan. syrians are bombing them. telling you getting in the middle of this again with ground soldiers with what we have done is wrong.

>> depend on other nations to stop their staging areas which i personally believe is not going to happen. >> let it burn. i told you let this burn out. >> all right, colonel shaffer, what would you do? to it ralph's point the president like he did most of his career, this is a narcissist response based on politics. as you mentioned, bill, the intelligence has been there i love dave but come on, we knew this was coming. we did nothing. >> i'm not arguing about the intel. >> since we talked, price of gas has gone up. the barrel -- oil barrels are now 115. not shrunk. bill, that's what i do, i would use our special operations and our air peter, our par superiority. our allies can't get to it we have the best intelligence we need to take action to preserve those issues. >> you would attack the isis army from the air.

now, colonel peters made it personal last night which was surprising because he doesn't do that a the lot. and he said that president obama was a coward and that he is lying. do you agree with that colonel shaffer? there is no doubt the information i have been given directly and by members of congress the president was briefed on this as late as february and probably last summer. did i editorial on this last summer when we first saw this coming. bill there, no doubt that the information was there. >> sea coward in your opinion? >> well, again, in my judgment, i love ralph, too he is another friend. i would go so far as to say that the president, the policy of the president is to do nothing there was deliberate attempt to not make a decision. >> you would not call him coward. >> i would call it dereliction of duty. >> colonel hunt i will give you last word here because you are in the hot seat with our viewers. i believe that an isis

terror army having a staging ground is akin to what usama bin laden had in afghanistan before 2011. and that jordan and lebanon and other countries are going to be impacted by that, so if i'm commander and chief, i attack from the air and i kill as many isis as possible. you and i disagree on that do you disagree that the staging area that isis will have will be used for other activities without the region. >> a good possibility that will happen. i do not want to get in the middle of this war right now. we should have learned better. >> you would let that unfold. >> consequences, bill. there are consequences to air strikes. and consequences. >> i have no doubt there are. >> there are consequences to no action. >> there are consequence informs any military action. >> we had 11 years of this. we should have learned. we lost thousands of guys. >> all right, guys. >> bombing them will not stop this. >> oh, it would hurt them. it would hurt them from the air. >> absolutely.

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attorney general michael mukasey. let's start attorney general holder your assessment? >> well, my assessment is that in this instance a whole lot more ought to be donathan is being done. i think that there ought to be a special prosecutor. i think that putting this case in the hands of a prosecutor who gave a maximum deposition to the president's re-election campaign in 12bg 12. >> that's the head of the irs. >> doesn't really inspire confidence. >> holder why went he do. it the special prosecutor no, ties to any political group should be appointed. holder won't do it. he didn't do it on fast and furious. he didn't appoint a special prosecutor there why won't he do it? is he just trying to protect his very good friend barack obama? >> well, i don't read minds. but he has in the past and unfortunate referred to the president's wing man. i don't think the attorney general ought to describe himself that way. >> it looks that way. >> he plays into that.

>> some are cynical about the justice system because of mr. holder. you know, if we commit a crime, you, me, even the judge, i mean, we're going to -- you know, there t. is going to be investigated. but president obama doesn't get investigated. and many, many people feel it's because holder is protecting him. are they wrong? >> yeah. i think they are. i don't think that's fair at all. i mean, holder has not had a a history of directing democrats. if you look recently he has indicted and convicted jesse jackson jr. ray nagin, three democratic politicians who have been prosecuted and convicted. here, a special prosecutor is incredibly rare. we expect all our prosecutors to be impartial. i know when judge mukasey was attorney general he expected every one of his u.s. attorneys to act impartially. most of them gave huge donations to the president at that time and we didn't question their impartiality. the reality. >> i think you made a good point on the three local

politicians that were prosecuted buy the justice department. but, you seem to be discounting the close friendship between mr. holder and mr. obama, almost like john mitchell and richard nixon. almost exactly the same way. but let me ask you this. there is no doubt now that the irs, the most powerful internal agency in the country used its power for political reasons. no doubt. and you don't think that rises to special prosecutor status? >> i don't. look who is in charge of the fbi right now. james comey who judge mukasey knows well. and incredibly well respected individual appointed by george w. bush. >> they didn't do anything on fast and furious: we don't know what the fbi is looking at that we don't know. let me get to this. senator ted cruz today called for impeachment of attorney general holder if he does not appoint a special prosecutor. do you think that's wise? >>. no i don't think it's wise because impeachment is a political act and there isn't political support for

convicting or for, that is for upholding. >> you don't think the republicans in congress would like to go after holder. >> i think the republicans in congress would like to go over holder. the question is will they go after congress no. the long answer is hell no. >> the republican party is outrablegd by this lack of investigative prowess. >> you want to do something symbolic or carry a sign? you don't toy around with the constitution of the united states that provides for impeachment unless you are serious about it. >> what is the answer, judge, we he have a sitting attorney general who does not seem to be interested in the fast and furious situation or others at the federal level. what you do is call people in for oversight hearings. you find out what's going on and why or what's not going on and why. if you are interested in impeaching somebody start with the director of the irs. >> all right. last word to you, mr. little. i find it very surprising that you, because i know your background you are a very vigilant prosecutor at

the time at the federal level don't see how important this irs thing is and how when you have all -- you know, thousands of key emails disappear, you have the central authority taking the fifth. held in contempt of congress and you don't thivener it needs outside set of eyes? i'm surprised. >> well, i have got more faith, i think, in the federal agents who are working the case. i have got more faith in the folks who are prosecuting it, may be prosecuting it you build good cases in secret. you build them quietly and if they get the evidence and collect the evidence they are going to make a darn good case. >> we will check back with you in about a year and see if that happens. judge, thanks for your time. >> plenty more act the factor moves along this evening. sergeant tahmooressi still jailed in mexico. and next our mad as hell segment. ♪ >> 'ow. >> he is mad. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. what you're made of.

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lack, i understand as i said at the top of the program, i understand that people in mexico will get hurt but the country has got to be forced to do the right thing. am i wrong here? >> absolutely up to americans to decide whether or not they want to go along with that. >> are you going to mexico co- >> no, i'm not. i'm concerned about my safety. >> is it just your safety. >> what do you mean? >> i'm not going because i don't like the way they are abusing the children and keeping the marine in jail. >> moral issue and safety issue. >> i'm not worried about going to the tourist. >> 81 americans killed last year. tourism, american dollars huge there. we represent more than half of the tourists to mexico. >> i think andrea is missing the larger point is that sometimes the folks have to do something about wrongs. we americans have to stand up. letter number two. john berry, honolulu. i'm angry that we are still sending foreign aid to mexico, el salvador, guatemala, honduras. we need that money to support their children who

are already here illegally about 300,000 of them. >> this is going to cost us so much money. can i tell you first the senate came to a deal that it's going to cost us at least $2 billion to the department of health and human services to take care of these children in 2015 alone. on top of that, we are paying $800 million to mexico over othe past three years. $80 million to guatemala. a $2 million to honduras, $27 million to el salvador. >> this money is what for what purpose. >> some of is for military. fighting crime, drugs, corruption. >> they're grants that the u.s. taxpayer through the federal government. >> yes. >> so 800 million to mexico. >> over the past three years. >> mexico has more oil than we have. >> yeah. >> that money if i were president, ladies and gentlemen, that's gone. and you are right. $2 billion just to deal with the children already here. more coming, thousands coming every day. all right. our third letter is from richard bass, asheville,

north carolina. cell phone users are rude. many people on cell phone speakers. okay. cell phone etiquette. i agree with you, richard. it's out of control. the more important issue is accidents. people driving on the phone, texting, what's stat? >> i always get back to safety issues with mexico. >> you are a coward, heather. >> not at all. i'm a mother. i have children. i drive, i care about them as do a lot of other people. cell phones cost -- cause 26% of crashes according to the national safety council they measure these things. 10% of teenagers who are involved in fatal crashes were distracted. were distracted. the bigger issue right now tends to be talking on the cell phone but texting, i think is going to become a bigger and bigger issue. >> if you are in a restaurant though this is true. i don't like to give anybody a hard time. if somebody is yammering in the table next to you call over the manager and say could you have them quiet down a little. you are in a restaurant and you are entitled to, you

know, having a meal bernie over there. put up that's where i hang out. >> last letter is from todd virginia beach. i'm mad as hell that the founding fathers neglected to see the need for congressional term limits. only thing congress has accomplished is getting elected. i feel your pain, todd. here is the deal. you should have term limits in the house. five terms, 10 years in the senate three terms, 18 years. you agree? >> the founding fores thought of this. thomas jefferson was ahead of you on this one, believe it or not. they had included in the articles of con federation that was taken out. they recognized the dangers. >> it was taken out. >> rich guys didn't want it in. >> well, in part because they saw that the free market could take care of it. if more people would get their butts out to vote we wouldn't have all this trouble. >> in modern times has there ever been a law propose dollars term limits. >> twice in recent years. current congressman rick

mull veiny south carolina, republican proposed. this he proposed 24 years of service split between the house and the senate. >> too complicated. >> jim did i meant did it two years ago and it went down 24-57. >> it's fair, five terms in congress, 10 years, okay. and three in the senate. 18 years. we need new people in there and then the incumbents get all the money. let's get that done. heather nauert, everybody. if you are mad as hell we want to know about it write us at mad as hell at foxnews.com. when we come right back, megyn kelly on a judge ruling on the november no[ñ fly list. ♪

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themselves on the no fly sued how you can put me on the no fly list without any notice to me and without any chance to challenge the designation and so on. >> that sounds logical. >> it does to me, too. brown, federal appointee to the bench you have got a point. the no right to fly. these people can take boats and alternate means of air travel. >> you can take a boat from minneapolis to new york. >> basically saying there is no requirement. >> i got the no right. but the government can't be oppressing an american citizen under a general rule of protection. now, if these people petition to get off the list is there a vehicle to get them off the list. >> so now what she is saying is that the department of homeland security needs to come up with a procedure that doesn't exist. >> they have it? >> notified they are being put on the list. right now notified when they go to the airport. guess what? you are not going to san francisco. the rationale few the devastation. all classified. >> all of that in place.

>> no. not yet. >> then the judge was right. >> i agree with you. i think she did the right thing. >> i must be on the no fly list. couldn't get to honolulu. >> i want the appreciate what's happening right now? go f. you have a beef you should have some way it know why you are being kept off the airline. they finally told me why because the crews didn't show up. that's why i was being kept off the airline. not quite the same. but i always like to get my jabs. in the second thing is the supreme court that you used ever to here when you were just a reporter and not anchor. have to get a warrant for cell phone. >> unanimously. that's the other amazing thing that happened here. 9 to 0 what they said was when you pull somebody over and arrest them or when the cops pull you over to the side of the road and arrest you because you have done something bad. they can do a search incident to arrest they can pat you down.

feel harm gun or drugs, they can take a look. they can search you for that but what they were doing is feeling cell phones and taking them out and looking at the information and they found a lot of bad stuff on there and got people in trouble. two cases went up and said are they allowed to look at my cell phone in addition to patting me down. >> high court said. no you need a warrant. >> we have a suspect here. they can seize the cell phone until the judge rules. >> and then you ask for warrant. >> again that's reasonable. >> be a shiewtedly right. you think the guy is a drug dealer and got all contacts in the cell phone. you take them into custody. seize the, apply for a warrant. >> if can you prove that there is probable cause for you to search the phone you can get the warrant like in any other circumstance. you can't have a free belook at it. >> the supreme court every summer around this time wants to take the whole summer off. that's what these pinheads do. i said that in an affectionate way. i love them. they are off the whole summer. >> there is not a lot of perks to being a supreme court justice that's one of the few. >> they don't get a lot of doe. >> they get free clothes.

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next week. >> next week. >> can we book you on that. >> i already have a show. >> are you bill? >> work it out. have your people call my people. >> you have a lot of people now. starting with the head right on to shoes. we got people all over the place. >> it takes some effort to look like this. you should see the real me. >> i have. >> megyn clerks everybody. laura ingraham on deck. she will update us on sergeant tahmooressi he being held in mexico. clinton vice president cheney sniping at each other. we love that laura up ahead. ♪ don't miss a step... ♪ nothing's missed with tenatwist ♪ ♪ don't miss a beat... ♪ nothing's missed with tenatwist ♪ ♪ oooh discover the fearless protection of tena. so absorbent even when you twist not a drop escapes. ♪ nothing's missed with tenatwist ♪

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sergeant andrew tahmooressi imprisoned in mexico. >> he has been in prison, of course, since march, bill. two congressman made their second trip to mexico this week to visit him. he is physically seems like is he doing quite well people are more hopeful he has a new lawyer who says he is he going to be, quote: a little more aggressive in presenting the mitigating circumstances explaining why the sergeant made his way across the mexican border. and so i mean, it's a bit of hopefulness about him but the irony, of course, about this, bill, is that mexico is quite serious about enforcing its laws regardless of whether the person who broke the law to cross the border into mexico is from, you know, mexico's neighbor, the united states. so no one gets a break. is he still in prison there. as, of course, you have been documenting the flow of illegal immigrants across the border through mexico, most of them from central america, and we kind of pick and choose who has to abide by our laws, especially our

immigration laws. any word from the state department, john kerry, president obama on this? not. >> not much, no. it's very frustrating for a lot of people covering. this has done a great job. greta has done a great job covering this as well. they make a point to talk about the issues that really matter to them. right? they will go after these environmental regulations or if it's an issue that they really care about, you know, they will send people down to that cattle rancher on federal land. >> i don't know why the president just doesn't call in the say you have got to get him out. if he does get out. i'm going to give props to greta van susteren who has been the lead on this one, she definitely has. iraq, and cheney and bill clinton are at it. they are going after each other. we love. this roll the tape. >> i believe, you know, if they hadn't gone to war in iraq, none of this would be happening. mr. cheney has been incredibly -- for the last six years or so attacking

the administration for not doing an adequate administratior not doing an adequate job of cleaning up the mess that he made. and i think it's well, i usualt looked at bill for advice. he doesn't call me very often. he also warned about weapons of mass destruction and the possibility that if saddam had them. which they believed did he that he would some day use them. >> all right. so, who is the winner? who is the loser or is it a draw? >> yeah, i think it's probably a draw, bill. probably. well the first thing is, did you also pick up on that irony of bill clinton talking about unseemly behavior? come on, that was like okay, did he really say that. >> there's a difference between policy and personal, you know that. >> i know. it's funny. you have a sense of hugh mar o'reilly. give me a break. >> i used to. this is what's interesting about

you talking about this. both laura and i, when the united states invaded iraq favored that action. all right? laura visited over there, so did i. all right? and we did so because we truly believed, based on the intel that olin powell and others presented that saddam hussein -- >> i was the right thick to do. >> -- violating mandates, had these weapons that could cause tremendous destruction and that so now in hindsight when you hear them say what they said, who is right? >> well, bill clinton when he said look, we wouldn't be in this situation if we didn't go in. yes, that's true. dick cheney saying we thought they had weapons of mass destruction, i think it's the right thing we went in there. i see his point. the problem is when you go to the public on this, bill, if we think this is somehow going to help the republican party in

2014 or 2016 to be relitigating i rack on a daily or weekly basis, i don't think that's a winner. i mean most people are focused on defending the home front, securing the home front. they're concerned about this, no doubt. but the idea that you're going to one-up clinton on this, i don't think that's ultimate as a political matter. i think you're seeing a preview of what's going to happen in the 2016 race in jep and hillary get in and they're both the nominees of the party. you might be getting some of the things that happened in the 1990s. >> health care for sure. >> where does the public want to go, to the '90s or the 2000s? >> more on hillary clinton's money comments. the tip moments away. padvil pm gives you the healingu at nsleep you need, it.

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as i was by the treatment of hillary clinton. but many of the viewers who watch will defend it. let's find out. the poll question, was the ambush of hillary clinton mentioning the late am bas tore christopher stevens out of line? bill o'reilly.com. john in atlanta, you're the joke. john stewart has been mocking over your coverage of the president you have no replay because it buries you every time. sure he does, john. have another mushroom. michael wells, san diego, bill, how could they ever run out of material with you on the air? that's a good point, mike. jim aaron states, i will both you and colbert. how can this be? anthropologist are on the way to you. miami, bill, you totally humiliated bernie goldberg when you told him he was hold and has

one foot in the grave. it is almost uncomprehensible that you did not asser stain that was a guest. after seeing a bold and fresh show with o'reilly andmiller, i don't think i'll ever been the same. i'm taking that a good way. the shows are almost sold out. the tickets on sale today for charleston, vegas at cesar's palace november 7th and boston december 6th. that all we can do this year. tip of the day, i received this visit from mark who lived in oklahoma. mr. o'riley your attempt to explain hillary clinton's money gaffes ruz strange.@nlz here's the deal. when you grow up with not much money and yes get money as an adult, sometimes it's hard to handle. it's an emotional thing.

ki only speak for myself. my folks never talked about money expect to say don't spend it. my townhouse does not have air conditioning. try that in august. we had a preowned car, very preowned. fingerprints were everywhere. we ate canned tuna. my father never ordered an appetizer in his entire life. never. so when folks from that kind of a background acquire money, they sometimes lose perspective, hoarding it or spending it like crazy. they're confused about how to process affluence. that's the explanation. here's the tip. keep your financial stuff quiet. doesn't matter if you're rich or poor, nobody's business but yours. that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website. like you to spat off from anywhere around the world. word of the day, do not be

parsimonious. i'm bill o'reilly. please remember, the spin stops here. we're definitely looking out for you. developing tonight, new fallout after the supreme court rules that the president went seriously too far with his pen and his phone. welcome to the kelly file, i'm meagan kelly. the supremes very clear in their decision today. not one dissenting voice, not even the justices who owe their high court seat to the president. the 13th time they've ruled against this administration unanimously. today all of the nine justices agree that president obama went too far when he made three release to the national relations board back in 2012 when he could not get some controversial can dates on the