the issues. see you on gte wire.com. see you tomorrow night. the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> the journey is unbelievably dangerous for these kids. but in most cases that process will lead to them being sent back home. >> president obama now says he will change immigration law by himself. and some of the things he wants to do might anger his base but please conservatives. we will lay it all out for you tonight. >> i would say every child that comes into this country we should take care of. >> there is a movement to accept all children who want to come to the u.s.a. we will take a look at what is behind that belief. >> the supreme court is simply wrong to honor gender bigotry. bigotry to keep women away from having basic healthcare. >> gender bigotry.

that's the latest in the liberal quest to convince americans their country is rotten. he we will deal with it tonight. 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. president obama and illegal immigration. that's the subject of this evening's talking points memo as the chaos on southern border mounts and thousands of children pour into the u.s.a. president obama finds himself in a very bad place. in five and a half years he has not been able to secure immigration reform and now as things are falling apart, americans are growing angry. pictures of innocent children suffering will do that. so the president has decided to take matters into his own hands. because the republican party senses political danger, it

will not even consider immigration reform this election year so the president says he dual it by himself. >> so the republicans failure to pass a darn bill it's bad for our economy and future. that's why today i'm begin agnew effort to fix as much of our immigration system as i can can on my own without congress. >> shear is what is fascinating about that some of the president's immigration solutions will appearinger his base. >> our message is don't accepted your children unaccompanied on trains or through a bunch of snug glories that is our direct message to families in central america. do not send your children to the borders. if they do make it they will get sent back. >> wow. that runs counter to the current immigration law which grants all children from central and south america though not mexico

and alump hearings. allows those kids defactor immigration status which is why they are all coming here. again, president obama wants to eliminate that law. and send the kids back home quickly. not what the open border folks want to hear. >> i would say every child that comes into this country we should take care of. >> i'm with kirsten powers. i think those children are just like refugees that came from ireland when jews were being persecuted from germany. they are escaping war and political instability. >> my main beef with president continues to be his lack of preparation. not prepared for the border crisis. not prepared for the isis army. not prepared for putin's land grab. et cetera. now, how to solve the entire immigration mess. talking points has come up with a plan that's fair, humane and can be implemented quickly. plan is posted on bill o'reilly.com if you want to read it quietly after this.

number one, in order to stop the border madness and that's what it is president obama must demand, demand that mexico police its own borders. that means stopping tens of thousands not a hard thing to do if you post the military at the border checkpoints. in addition, the mexican army must control the border with the the u.s.a. stopping the human smugglers and border intruders. on the other side of the border, the american army will also be patrolling. to back up the u.s. border patrol at the hottest spots like the rio grande valley in texas. the national guard should have been ordered to the border a long time ago. its presence alone would inhibit people from paying the smugglers. you don't want to waste your money. it would also inhibit drug smuggling, right? why president obama has not done this is a mystery of the universe. president bush did it in a limited way, i admit.

but it worked great. if mexico does not cooperate on its borders, president obama should do something very simple. threaten trade sanctions. mexico is the primary reason we have so much immigration chaos. and it's time our federal government acted responsibly to hold that country accountable. we here on the factor have called for americans to boycott mexico. don't travel there. don't buy their stuff until they stop the massive corruption that's involved the entire country. mexico should allow american planes, for example, to conduct surveillance in its airspace, to pinpoint illegal immigration camps on the ground. and stop the flow of folks strong action by president obama is needed now. the mexican government would respond to any threat of trade sanctions. now, what about the undocumented aliens who are already here?

first, all of them must register at their local post office within three months, providing name, age, family members, country of origin and address in the u.s.a. all of them. every illegal alien adult has to do that. if they don't, it's a felony. they go to a federal prison upon conviction conviction with special immigration courts to expedite the process is once the foreign national registers in the u.s.a., he or she is sent a tamper proof i.d. card allowing them to immediately apply for working papers. also, they can, eventually apply to be citizens here. and their applications will be placed behind those applying legally. under my immigration plan, the feds have the power to immediately deport anyone whom they feel is

undesirable, dangerous, a criminal, or a social miscenter. also the aliens could not receive entitlements although their children could. if an immigrant cannot find work in america, he or she is deportable. up to homeland security to it make that decision. so there is no amnesty. there is a vetting process. but there is also hope that a hard working honest foreign national might build a life here. but no guarantee. that's a fair plan. that would put a severe dent in a problem that has been vexing america for decades. the rules for full citizenship would be very tough. and it would take a long time. but, in the end, that kind of immigration plan would strengthen the country and show the world we are a humane nation but not a soft one. finally, it is long past time for idealogues on both sides to stop the nonsense and do what's best for the country. the border must be controlled, amnesty is not fair. criminal aliens must be

jailed, and deported after their sentences are completed. and anyone, anyone caught sneaking in here after immigration reform is passed will also be charged with a felony, and that includes those who overstay visas. you know what? that's reform that would work if only the american people set aside their fantasy ideas and embraced it let's force the pinheads in washington who don't want to do anything to finally do what's best for the country and that's the memo. next on the run down, reaction from monica crowley and the aforementioned kirsten powers. later, krauthammer has his immigration plan for us front and center. factor is comi right back. to buy a car.

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powers, the president disagrees with you. he wants to send many of the illegal immigrant children back it their home countries quickly. what do you think about that? >> i i disagree with him and i also don't understand how is he going to it do this exactly who is he sending them to exactly. >> he is going to sets up the courts. he has asked for $2 billion to expedite the immigration courts down in the border states they will quickly rule that they crossed the border ill ely and put them on the bus. >> wow, is he a real humanitarian. that's incredible. >> humanitarian cuts both ways. >> as we are talking about how terrible it is terrible for kids to make the trip by themselves. >> throw them on the bus. send them back to dangerous countries. powers can't police the whole world. what he he is trying to do is send a message to

everyone saying that you can't do this to your children because they are not going to get. in that's a preventative measure. >> these are human beings, bill. and you don't need to take care of them does not to say that we're going to police the entire world. >> we can't take care of the entire world's population. >> that's not the choice. >> sure it is. >> the choice is not taking care of the entire world. the choice is to take care of these kids. >> which will be unending flow in war -- >> -- you you don't know that. >> unending. doesn't stop. >> you -- so, bill, you basically are arguing that you can never do anything because of some possible thing that might happen in the future. >> not possible, probable, it's happening now. and it's happening for a reason. >> cross that bridge when we get to it it. >> now, you don't like president obama. but -- >> -- well it's not personal. i don't like his policies. >> fine. certainly you support his expediting, sending the children back it their home countries? >> well, sure, it sounds good on paper. the problem here, bill, is the president's credibility. nobody believes him now on anything. >> let's not do that

speculative stuff. >> you have to because if you want to support what is he doing here you have got to be able to believe him. >> between you and powers i have such a massive headache when i get through with this five minute segment. will you just stay on what the man said? if he doesn't deal with it we will deal with it it, okay? do you agree with what the man said? >> i agree with the premise, yes. >> okay, thank you. now, we will advance the conversation. okay, so you want these expedited immigration courts. you are willing to spend the 2 billion. you want the border secured. national guard okay with you? >> yes. i want the military on the border, absolutely. >> athletic mexico can trade sanctions okay with you. >> yes, be a shrewdly. >> do you cede that mexico is the cause of the problem here? >> it's a huge problem with illegal immigration. now, in this particular case they are a massive corridor for all of these other entries. >> all right. so you would do pretty much what i said in the memo. >> yes. >> anything you disagree with? >> well. no because you are doing border enforcement first which is the critical issue. putting the military on our

side of the border. the border that we can control on our side. the other critical element of what you talked about, bill, was this really serious and something that i have been talking about for a while, too is the registration. >> have to register. we have to know who is here and where they are. >> information on the illegal population because the solutions you might propose for, say, 2 million illegal immigrants, 40 million. >> the resources that we have to -- that we would have to apply have to be done targeted. >> all right. and also no amnesty or entitlements. >> crowley has agreed with most of my memo, powers. do you? >> well. no because i support amnesty. and i don't know why you say amnesty is not fair. i don't know is not fair about it. >> it here is why it is not fair. please don't tell me people go to the front of the line that's your argument. >> can i answer why you don't -- i will make it pithy so you can reply. here is why it's not fair. it's not fair to the people who spent years trying to get here illegally. not fair to the communities who are now overrun in south texas, arizona, new mexico

with illegal aliens who broke our law to come here. and it's not fair to the american taxpayer who is going to have to fund enormous underclass of people who are trying to work their way up. that takes money and resources to teach them english it, to get them in the schools, to deal with their health problems. it's not fair to any of those people to give them amnesty. go. >> they are not -- we have had immigrants coming into this country in. >> in an orderly way. >> it's in an orderly way it's a problem that we don't have way to bring people in orderly today. >> there have been generation after generation after generation that didn't speak english. the idea that they don't speak english. >> it takes generations for them to complete. >> we have let other people in that don't speak english and don't use as it a a way to keep them out. >> distorting what i said. >> new york city where i lived for 10 years and where both of you are right now has more illegal immigrants in it than any border city hands down. border area hands down there. ♪ a problem there.

>> whoa, whoa, whoa. there is not a problem in the public school system in new york city? one of the worst in the country. >> let me finish. rudy giuliani was mayor, he himself said he welcomed them. that he considered them part of the community. >> that's because they're an overwhelming voting block with all due respect to mayor giuliani. >> just part of the community there. >> kirsten, i think we got your vision, i think we got it it all right. now, okay. when you see president obama, all right, doing the right thing in my opinion by saying to the world, got to stop it and whether you mate not believe them and you might be absolutely right. guess who is going to be the guy right on his head if he doesn't do it? >> i hope so. >> >> he is saying the right things. at the extent of alienating powers who is his liberal base. don't you give him any props for that? >> words and actions are different things. woshedz alienated his base.

i'm with him if he follows through. the problem is that this crisis has been going on now for months. >> years. push for expensive reform. the other thing this president, the executive branch of the president of the united states already has the responsibility to be doing all of this. and he has done nothing. >> i agree with that follows through great, i will be the first one on this program. >> just remember, just by saying what he said, powers is now throwing darts at his pictures so you you have got to give him that always effervescent. do you have aspirin? do we have it in the break? no, no, no. they are delightful. if you knew them in person -- that's all i'm going to say. directly ahead, hysteria, i'm hysterical. hysteria in liberal

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bigotry that hobby lobby stores and -- are promoting. it's just wrong. bigotry to keep women away from having basic healthcare. >> the all out assault to contraception and healthcare services. >> that sounds bad, doesn't it? that sounds bad. the government harming women, denying them access to birth controlling. stossel says it's all bull. the war on women business total fabrication. he joins us now. how do you back that up? >> because no one is talking about taking away anybody's access. >> why does hillary clinton say they are? >> because she is spinning it in a way she thinks that it will work for her. this war on women but they still have to pay for regular birth control. in some cases exception for morning after pill some people consider murder.

even if all this stuff was banned, buy it yourself it's $10 a month for this. this is $35. it's not saying women can't have it it's just saying other people shouldn't be forced to buy it for you. >> then if everybody knows that. what she said is absolutely true. how do politicians like mrs. clinton and head of now and the other person get away with saying this are we the people so dumb now that we will we accept any propaganda than we are in the world? >> think propaganda. they are so hell bent on seeing oppress sorries of women that they believe it. >> okay. now, the "new york times" news day contraception denied. >> yeah. >> and then totally out of context, so they combined with the politicians on the

left forged this women are being punished by the supreme court and. >> people should know better. harry reid at the time five men at the supreme court stopped a citing what happens to women. >> harry reid would execute him. >> women decides what happens to women. if you can't afford, this planned parenthood will give it to you free if you are poor. and john kerry and his wife by themselves could pay for every poor woman's morning after pill and have $100 million left over. >> why don't we ask the kerrys to do. >> here i am, asking. you are so upset by. this i haven't heard what he said. he is the richest one. you pay for it. >> so you would say that this whole thing is borders on absurd the whole argument? >> it's the totalitarian left. >> i actually agree with

stossel on this. it has been pumped up. gender bigotry that's new, isn't it? >> it's a new phrase. probably will work. >> does it cut both ways it to men too? gender bigotry towards stossel and myself is that possible. >> we die six years sooner. >> that's unfair. if kerry would give us his money that would stop now you as a libertarian you shouldn't have to prove religious beliefs if you run a country i don't want to pay for that no one is forced to work for that company. he ought to be able to say it's my company. here are my rules. we don't pay for people's food, clothing and shelter. why do we pay for healthcare or why must i pay for this part of our healthcare if i don't agree with it. >> if stossel forms a company doesn't want to pay for anybody's healthcare you shouldn't be allowed to da. this no one would work for you. go to somebody is else if

they did pay healthcare. >> it should be. >> what if you say i'm not going to hire black people or certain minority people then you are certainly violating the constitution by doing that. >> and violating the civil rights law. >> a right is when the government leaves you alone. free speech, right to practice your religion. a right to get stuff from other people that somebody else has to pay. that is very dinner. >> all right. john stossel, everybody. practicing gender bigotry right before our eyes. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. is it legal on george zimmerman acquitted of murdering trayvon martin loses his suit against nbc. we hope you stay tuned to those reports.

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did you know that the hobby lobby was going to win? did you predict it. >> i actually did predict it. >> i knew i'm sewer guilfoyle knew. she is marter than us. we all knew. i'm not a lawyer much less a constitutional lawyer as president obama is how come i knew and he didn't? >> it doesn't make any sense because of a 2010 ruling how

will were they going to get around that? >> see hing if they could get away with it. josh earnst. >> is that a real name? >> so what josh is say something disingenuous, everybody who is a student of the constitution and the supreme court pretty much knew they were going to lose. >> close decision four people on the other side one winning side a-4. >> now, we just got through with stossel saying propaganda now you guys are both female, all right? >> thank you. >> are you experiencing gender bigotry in any way? no gender bigotry. do you object to paying for

other people's birth control. sandra fluke the college student is now out of college. she still wants us to pay for her stuff. do you agree that we should? >> i object. >> you object? >> i object. >> you are a a liberal person. >> i'm a liberal person. you both object you say there is no gender bigotry as far as you can see. not only in your own lives but in other lives. >> looking at the law. >> the hobby lobby you both agree that was correct. >> this is a sound legal decision. the court had great standing to be able to do. this it was a narrow decision. >> i don't care about that. >> fine. ask some more questions. >> what i care about that is what is being sold to women who may not be as astudy astute as you. >> listen to me and stop with the rehere'sed. do you feel that most american women believe this stuff that's coming out that they have a war on them, that there is gender bigotry and that society should pay for their birth control. >> many do because of the

way it's covered. >> would you say most american women. >> i can't say most american women i don't know that. >> but you say many. >> many do because of the way this was portrayed. they are taking away. they being the courts taking away your contraception. >> many or some. >> i think many do because of the way that this is being put out there by the press. and so there is misinformation. >> acting in concert with the left wing to try to convince. >> and you think that. >> some quarters. i can't give you exact number but absolutely. then when you look at the actual case of the facts,s, it was only four out of 20 of the contraceptives. >> generally what most women and men in this country are not going to look at the case and not read it because they don't get paid like you do to read it. >> right. >> george zimmerman, this guy is is a sad sack now. he has filed bankruptcy. is he getting in trouble all over the place. he did have a very strong case in my opinion against

nbc when they clipped a 911 call. they made zimmerman look like a racist. they clipped out the part that he wasn't a racist. making a 911 call. a judge threw this out, right? a judge threw it out. >> a judge actually heard the case. said that zimmerman failed to make a case against nbc for defamation that nbc did not act with actual malice. >> of course he did. >> this is what her finding was. >> how could she find that if they cut out a part that would have branded him a racist? >> involved. >> -- >> judge said one guy that did it not the entire -- >> -- there wasn't a malicious -- >> she said it wasn't nbc in total. >> no. >> a couple of people who did it so they shouldn't be responsible. >> yes, because here is why. she held zimmerman to the highest standard which was actual based on the fact

that he was a public figure. you can argue the only reason he became a public figure because of all of the media the -- higher around. >> responsible for what its employees do. >> nbc came back and said we -- >> g.m., one of the guys on the line doesn't put in the brake lining, sydney didn't do it but who got pay? g.m. >> you have quality control. that could not happen on the factor. >> of course not. >> obvious case of what happened over there. what they did. unfortunately i think for mr. zimmerman he had a very strong case. the judge didn't want to see it that way and she ruled him as a public figure. >> standard too high. >> zimmerman continues not to win. >> and he is homeless and broke. >> krauthammer put forth his immigration plan. charles next. we're moving our company to new york state. the numbers are impressive.

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thanks for staying with us, i'm boiler in the impact segment tonight. as we told you in the talking points memo at the top of the program the illegal immigrant situation can be solved but most likely won't be under the obama administration. joining us from washington with his plan fox news political analyst charles krauthammer. all right. go. >> will, let me preface by

saying this is not new. this is not a response to the catastrophic hispanic vote for republicans in 2012 when romney lost something like 72 to 29. i wrote this in 2006 when george w. had carried almost half hispanic vote. this is not a way to win the vote. this is the way to do the decent and right thing. i got two premises. number one, americans are humane people and they don't want to see 11 million other human beings living in the shadows. number twrks however. americans believe in a sovereign america who chooses who comes in and who doesn't. therefore, i think that if you could assure the american people that you would secure the border, they would then in overwhelming numbers say okay we are going to legalize the cohort that's here now because there won't be another. if they feel there is no

enforcement and we legalize 11 million today and there will be another 11 million in 10 years. the way reagan got swindled with his amnesty in 1986. >> then they won't do it it so, you have got the to secure the border. and when you have done that and had that certified by independent outside nonpartisan people. retired judges. pick who you want. and all you have got it do is certify that the river of illegals has become a trickle. you are not going to eliminate it totally. but a river becomes a trickle. you have closed the border. then i would legalize. i wouldn't give citizenship. the younger generation, yes, but those who broke the law should not have a role in our politics. but everything else, aagreen card, the right to work. protection, all that, they should have in time if they pay the fine. learn english, et cetera. that's my plan. >> how do you secure the

border, charles? >> you start with a sentence. it's very simple. people say oh fences don't work. you ke a ladder. well, then you build two fences. triple strand fences. san diego did that in the mid 90's and within a decade, the illegal immigration rate at that point was reduced by 90% and people ended up going through other places like arizona. if fences don't work, why is there one around the white house? if they don't work, why is it that the israeli fence would separate israel from the west bank has cut down terror attacks within israel by 99%. fences work. yes, there are parts of the border where you can't have a fence, fine. so you don't have it in those areas and you do heavy patrols. but there is no reason why a rich country like us cannot put a fence across a double fence, a triple fence and patrol it all the time. that would have a tremendous

impact. >> all right. you put the military to make sure the border patrol has enough resources behind it? >> absolutely. whatever you need. >> okay. all right. well, i have no quibble with that and on the backhoe of certification i agree that i think -- i don't know if it's 89 yet. maybe 60% of americans would say there is a lot of bitterness and a lot of people who feel that we're being overrun by foreign cultures. it's not the same america. they will all vote democratic. they will be entitlement train and all of that. you read my plan. >> sure i did. i actually studied them. >> studied whom? >> studied your details. >> you actually studied? >> oh, yeah. >> can we -- yeah. we can get -- i'm flattered. so, because i was very specific about exactly what the illegal alien has to do. see, i think they have a responsibility, not only we the people who are paying the taxes to afford them an

opportunity, they have to register. they have to obey the law. they have to get a job. and they don't get entitlements. you have got to make it because my ancestors and -- we didn't get entitlements. my family never got entitlement coming from ireland. we made it and it was hard. i'm glad you like it. is there anything you object to? >> no, look. i think the general idea is that we want -- put it this way. a big wall with a large door. but we control the door. i believe in immigration. i'm sure most americans do. it enriched the country greatly. but we chose to came in. we didn't have other people choose for us. and that's all that's being asked by those people hospital to control illegal immigration. we are people are saying we are against immigrants. that's totally false. we are against people who decide on their own to break the law and to come into our country. >> absolutely. >> that's all it's a matter of control and sovereignty. >> when president obama went against his base and said to

abc news: i'm going to send all kids back, all right. kirsten powers and then crowley said i don't believe him. so he doesn't win on either side saying that. i'm with crowley is in saying i will believe it when i see it it's not hard for him to change this. he doesn't have to do executive orders. he doesn't have to trample on the constitution. you want to get serious here? you introduced a congress tomorrow morning a bill that changes the rules if you come in they can deport you within hours. if you are from other countries as these kids from central america are. then you have got to stay -- >> i don't know if that would get through the senate. i don't know if the democratic senate. >> i don't know. >> would were pro-to-propose that in the senate. >> i would like to see it

too. i don't know if that's a lock. >> why doesn't he do it? unconstitutional? >> he wants to do it himself. >> that's why i'm not sure he is serious. >> okay. that's legitimate. >> that's what a president does who is serious. >> i have got it take a break in the a minute. i'm going to hold charles over to talk about patriotism in a new poll. mexico i think has to be held accountable. if they don't start to patrol their own border and help us on ours. we do trade sanctions. are you on that? >> oh yeah and i would send an aircraft carrier offshore just to send a message. >> okay. but they can't get off in cancun, they have to stay on the air cavity carrier it? >> depends how cooperative the mexicans are and how hungry our sailors are. >> charles will be back on patriotism right after these announcements. 24hr. finally, the purple pill, the #1 prescribed acid blocking brand. comes without a prescription for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protection.

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back of the book segment tonight, we continue with charles krauthammer who is in washington this evening. new poll, charles, asked adults do you often feel proud to be an american? 56% indicated they do. the rest 44%, big number, say no, not often. about american exceptionism, just 28% believe america stands above all the other countries in the world. 70% do not see it that way. so, charles refresh your recollection surprised by those numbers? women no, not really. the reason is if you break it town by ideology or by party. it's mostly democrats and liberals. for conservatives the numbers are quite high on the patriotism, the pride, the exceptionism. those are traditional numbers. but these are democrats and liberals who take their cues from the president. remember, when the president was runs in 2008, his wife michelle said during the campaign this is the first time in my life, meaning

with the reception obama gotten and his rise that i have been proud of my country. can you imagine another first lady, a president saying that? i can't. now, that doesn't -- wasn't just a slip. then her husband ascends to office. becomes president. then he travels the world and he conducts a tour, forget about apology. it was a confession tour. where he talked about all of america's sins on foreign soil. going all the way back to the maltreatment of the end i can't bees, hiroshima, ignoring the europeans, dissing the muslims, the list including the coupe that eisenhower. there weren't a elevate president who went abroad and confessed america's sins. we have our sins but this is a president whose elm if a is sis on it was quite remarkable. then when he was asked on that tour about american exceptionism. you remember his answer, well, yes, i believe in that as the brits believe in

british exceptionism, the greeks in british exceptionism. if serve exceptional then nobody is this is coming from the top. this is the echo you are getting in obama's constituency sort of reflecting his view snrs all right. what i don't understand is what the president in so much trouble and all the polls reflect the president's job approval number falling rapidly, why his core still believe in him. i mean, or still echos what he says. his point of view, his world view is obviously not working and it's making this country weaker. anybody could see that. >> well, they are a reflection of him, but in many ways is he a reflection of them. they elected him. >> these are the people that approval rating, newspaper in montana today said, you know, we were wrong to support him. that crescendo is growing.

>> look, a lot of the fall in his standing is because the hard core of his own party, of his own ideology got angry with him, particularly the young over the nsa scandal. so, it isn't that he is insufficiently conservative that's the problem. it's that he is insufficiently liberal for the hard core left of his party. >> is that crew going? it's always been pegged at 20% that are hard core lefties. you look at the ratings for msnbc and to a lesser extent for cnn. because they are not nearly as ideological. those ratings are historically low now. they can't get much lower. and in some categories, some hours they actually scratch, which means no one in the united states is watching those networks at that given hour which is almost unheard of. >> blood relatives. >> i think that the far left, that 20%, that's going down from where it is but you are indicating it may be going up.

>> i am indicating its numbers are fairly constant and part of the drop in obama's ratings is that he is insufficiently liberal. i think, you know, the -- as you say, the numbers from gallup about self-identity by ideology are constant like 30 years. about 20% say they are liberal 40% say they are conservative. 35% are moderate. the other five% have no idea what the hell is going on oof course they are the ones that decide the election. >> all right, charles, we appreciate it one footnote after five months "things that matter still on the best seller list. take it to the beach, you will like it. factor tip of the day what to do about headaches. i referenced that powers and crowley. the tip moments away. sfx: car unlock beep.

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factor tip of the day, solving headaches in a moment. there are three more days to get a set of american documents, go to bill o'reilly.com. you can require parchme parchment, frame them up, they look great. also, there is a brand new history quiz posted on billo'reilly.com. we hope you enjoy it. jesse waters getting booted out of the national organization for women convention in new mexico. leann in a lang. i cannot believe that the albuquerque hyatt hotel kicked jesse out. i will not be staying there. lake havasu city, arizona, jesse will get a better reception if he comes to the republican women's convention in phoenix this september. >> careful who you're inviting there. jesse's entertaining, but was somewhat disrespectful to the

ladies. however, the hyatt overreacted. new rochelle, new york. i think waters is patronizing and condescending, its questions were silly. spike robertson, nothing was gained by sending waters to the now convention, he should have asked serious questions. i think he thought they were serious christine shield, reno, nevada, jesse is to be commended showing poise and dignity while being mistreated. i am utterly disgusted with now. barbara ratliff, now is a bitter group that thinks women are victims. joannie brown, riverside, iowa, these gals do not represent me, i am confident in my personhood. michael rose, lake forest, california, who knew that now really stands for not obliging water waters. if waters had been arrested would you have bailed him out?

depends on how much the bond was, but i definitely would have taken up a collection or something. maybe not definitely, but i probably would have. >> nick paris, paris, france. can't wait to read killing patton. it will be out in september, nick, you can preorder it now, you can become a bill o'reilly premium member, it will be sent to you guys first, for free. barbara, cheltenham pennsylvania. i purchased great seats to see o'reilly and miller in philadelphia on october 25th. we will see you there, barbara. it's going to be a blast. west virginia, october 24th. boston, big show december 6th, ceasars palace in vegas, always great. that's it for the year, except for the dakotas. details on all the shows on billo'reilly.com. headaches, i don't get them too often, but i know folks who

do, and they are a pain in the forehead. this morning i got a headache, so i went holistic instead of taking aspirin. if you tense your jaw and face muscles and hold your breath for 30 seconds, the headache will vanish. kind of like this. i can't do it for 30 seconds, we don't have the time. but you tense and let it out. after 30 seconds, well, it worked okay for me, this morning. most of the headache pain subsided. you may want to try it. like this. 30 seconds. factor tip of the day. tip for us tonight, please check out the foxnewsfactor website. different from billo'reilly.com. name and town if you wish to opine. do not be gomerel when writing

to the factor. again, thanks for watching us tonight. megan is next, i'm bill o'reilly, please remember, the spin stops here. we're looking out for you. breaking tonight, the white house appears on a collision course with the courts and with congress, leading the talk of a constitutional crisis. good evening, everyone, and welcome to the kelly file, i'm megyn kelly. professor jonathan turley and brit hume are both here to talk about that developing story. reaction coming in from law enforcement across the country after part one of our exclusive interview with bill ayers. the vietnam era radical who admits to terrorizing this country and committing many crimes. later tonight we'll be joined by three men who investigated bill ayers and his group, the weather underground for a lengthy list of crimes. re