celebrates. have a great night, everybody. >> the o'reilly factor is on, tonight: >> as soon as the buses arrived, protesters took to the middle of the street refusing to move out of the way. >> go back! >> don't belong here. >> go back. eventually police and border patrol agents gave up. >> a nasty confrontation in southern california as feds try to move illegal immigrants into a small town. all over the country the anger is growing over the immigration chaos. we have a number of reports tonight. >> will this have political effects for the white house in the fall? >> i have no idea. that's not really the consequence. [ laughter ] >> the white house press corps laughing at the presidential spokesman over his dodging on a question on

immigration. we will show you what happened there. >> tim howard's legs saved the u.s. from going behind earlier. >> younger americans paying close attention to the world cup but not their own country. wait until you hear the stats. in the. >> caution, you are about to it enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. america growing angrier at the federal government. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as you may know the feds cannot stop the flow of illegal immigrant children into the u.s.a. the situation has overwhelmed the border states and now thousands of illegal aliens are being sent to other communities around the country. in marietta, california, about 80 miles from the border, more than 100 illegal aliens were set to

settle there yesterday. it did not happen. >> as soon as the buses arrived, protesters took to the middle of the street, refusing to move out of the way. >> go back! >> they don't belong here. >> go back! >> for 45 minutes police tried to control the crowd but no one would budge. [chanting u.s.a.] >> that confrontation got nasty. not what america is supposed to be. but the fault lies mainly with the federal government and the president in particular. as an editorial in the "wall street journal" today makes very clear. mr. obama knew for years that the border was not secure and human smugglers were developing an industry to bring tens of thousands of foreign nationals into the u.s.a. illegally aided by the country of mexico. that is a corrupt and appalling situation that mr. obama should have dealt with years ago. he did not. so now we have mass chaos, a humanitarian disaster, and anger that may erupt into

violence. most americans have had enough and a new quinnipiac poll proves that about 1500 registered voters nationwide are asked if the country would be better off had mid romney defeated president obama. 45% say yes. 38% no. 33% of those polled rate mr. obama the worst president since world war. ranked second, bush the younger at 28%. 54% say the obama administration is not competent and 55% disapprove of his handling of the economy, just 40% say the president is doing a good job there. that poll is a disaster for mr. obama. right now americans, most of us, believe our foreign policy is in tatters, terrorism is growing. the economy is bad. and on every single major issue, the president has not shown leadership. every one. there is not one issue. where he comes positive rather than negative. and no longer county press

prop up mr. obama. folks know what's going on and they don't like it. now back to the immigration mess. hatred is growing. and that is wrong. americans should not despise illegal aliens. they are mostly victims. i covered the war in el salvador and spent time in central america. believe me, if you live there. you will do anything to get here. but the federal government has an obligation to enforce the law and protect the borders of the country. and for decades they have not fulfilled that obligation. the result, a growing an no, animosity among the folks. yesterday in murrietta awful situation took place. >> the brother showed up to give his support to the people on the bus. >> all of us are here to work and make this country better. and if they don't want to accept it, it's because we built the united states of america. our hands are the ones that did it our hands are the ones that picked their fruit. >> instantly the crowd

turned to rivera. one man spitting in his face. >> brian terry. >> eventually police and border patrol agents gave up. the buses backed up and left for this border patrol center. >> now that should never happen in america. and, again, the incompetence of the federal government is driving that and that's the memo. top story tonight reaction. with us here in new york city. a catholic priest and in washington pastor joshua duwa pastor of faith based initiative and book president's devotional. begin with you. it's very disturbing to see the guy spitting at the singer who was sticking up for the illegal aliens. that should never happen. we are judeo-christian nation: compassionate people. all polls show that by the way. but the federal government has now put the folks at each other's throats because they will not enforce the law and secure the border. am i wrong?

>> well, bill, i know you are a big fan of personal responsibility so i don't think we can go blaming the federal government for the actions that we saw. >> isn't that responsibility though? isn't that personal responsibility that we elect officials, we give them power that they are supposed to enforce the law and they don't. i think i am holding them personally accountable, starting with the president. >> well, but the government doesn't cause anyone to spit in someone's face. >> no, that's true. but they lit the fuse. >> i would say that congress had a big role in lighting that fuse as well. what we have now is a absence of a plan. in the absence of a plan we have chaos. >> the leader of the country can put forth a plan. the leader of the country number one could have come down hard on mexico because mexico is absolutely at fault here. could have put forth an immigration plan that was fair that people could have rallied around, did not or would not do it. it seems to me there is a dereliction of leadership, pass tore. >> i would say that president obama has put forth a number of comprehensive immigration reform plan. >> give me one thing that

the president has said. one thing. >> well, he has put forth a very comprehensive immigration reform. >> that doesn't cut it on this program, pastor. you don't know what he has put forth. >> comprehensive is a b.s. word. give me specifics. >> he wants to have folks who are here ill legally, register, get to the back of the line, learn english, pay a fine and then have a path to citizenship. at the same time that we secure our borders. >> but that doesn't mean anything if the border isn't secure. you just said at the same time secure the borders. he has been there five and a half years we have an exodus -- we have a disaster coming in here now. they can't secure it all that just evaporates. all right, father, let me ask you. this the guy who spit at the singer absolutely morally wrong, correct? >> of course we don't do that. >> no justification? >> no. >> all right. do you understand, as a confess sore, that man's anger? >> i understand the people going into the street because their communities are about to become the

unwilling recipient of a bunch of people that don't belong in the country. i say that with no disregard for those people. we serve spanish-speaking parishioners all over the place at our diocese we do. this mass immigration illegal of people coming across the border because agents are being paid to bring them across traffickers. why should the people in this town suddenly have to provide for these people? >> if you were the pastor mur ietta what what would you advise stand in front much the bus. >> i wouldn't say that i would say make known your protest to the federal government. >> it's how you do it it? >> blocking roads is not a good idea. >> as a catholic and someone who has to uphold the doctrine of helping the poor, the other side says we are helping the poor by letting the people in because they are obviously in desperate situations in south and central america. >> i don't know how charitable it is to broadcast it south america that any child that comes in is going to be allowed to

stay and eventually they will be able to petition for the rest of their family it to come. this is an invitation to chaos which is what we are seeing. >> those children are are in grave danger. >> now, pastor, you are also a christian. all right? now you heard father murray say, listen, charity cuts beth ways. the people in murietta have a right to a stable community. protect them trite protest. and you say? with all due respect. pray for the heart of immigrant on the side of deuteronomy. >> i'm on the side of the immigrants, i am i'm sure he is, pastor. >> cite deuteronomy 10:29 we need to love the stranger because we were once stranger. what we saw in that protest was not love. the president can do what he can do. we need congress to come up with a plan. >> congress is not going to do anything. >> they should move that protest to the office of

their local congressman ken calvert who is standing in the way of an immigration plan. is he part of the reason why he we have so much sympathy there. >> do nothing congress everyone knows and could you and father murray knows that you are not going to get any back end treatment of illegal aliens until that border is secure. and it isn't. so you can't do anything else. and the president has the power to move the guard to the border tomorrow. and he won't. >> what would you do, bill at the border? >> i would put the national guard there. pickeringtons of that would go out on the o'reilly factor to every country in central america which counts us and they wouldn't pay the $700 to the coyotes to bring the kids up. because they know they wouldn't get. in that's where you start. you have to stabilize. now, father, i feel bad and as i said if i were in south and central america, or mexico, i would try to get here. i would. i nit it it i would try to get here. it's just human nature. so, it's not the immigrants'

fault. it's the government's fault. >> right. well, number one, we he have legal immigration, get online if if you would like to come. >> it's possible for these people though do that. >> for many of the people you are right. let's look at it this way. the united states should be fostering economic development down there to help these people. >> that's not going to happen either because the government is so corrupt. >> we have to do more than simply say, look, there is poverty out there and it's their problem. that's not good enough either. >> we appreciate the debate. next on the run down, new poll says substantial minority of americans no longer proud of their country. later the white house press corps actually laughing at the presidential spokesman over the immigration debacle. factor is coming r

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country. new pew poll asks do you often feel proud to be an american? 56% say yes. 44% no or they don't say anything. joining us now from new orleans fox news contributor james carville a democrat and from washington kate obenshain a republican. kate, what do you think is behind the poll. >> well, first of all i'm not very surprised by it i watched your segment with charles krauthammer last night. i think he hit the nail on the head about obama's attitude since he was inaugurated the world apology tour, saying america is just as great as greece or england and that michelle saying that she has never really been proud of her country until barack obama. so i think that has a lot to do with it it plus this divisiveness you have just referred to in the last segment. that he obama has been stoking since day one. it's this effort to pit americans one against another conservatives or those against amnesty must hate immigrants if you are opposed to the healthcare

mandate, then you must hate women and want to deny them contraception. i think all that ties into it. but you have to realize that this started decades ago with sort of the liberal takeover of the college campuses and k through 12 this is a mentality deeply engrained in our american citizen. >> in this poll i want to point out 2 o% of americans define themselves as liberal. 44% say they are not proud of their country so that there is a lot of conservatives in that crew what do you think is behind it carville? >> i don't know. it's odd that the blanks blowing up the world had nothing to do with it or disastrous iraq war has nothing to do with this. pretty hilarious reading of history. six year of a very very difficult recovery. there is no doubt about that. >> so you think it's economically driven? >> i think some of it is the republican party is

horrifically unpopular. obama is significantly more than congress is. >> quinnipiac says he is the worst president since world war ii. that's pretty damning. >> i looked at the pew poll which you are doing and i compared it it? >> going back to why americans aren't proud of their country and staying away from the party politics which get us nowhere. you don't really know what's driving that you think it's something about the economy? >> i think -- certainly i think. six years we haven't had real income growth in this country over the last 30 years. >> i think that's possible. >> disastrous war in iraq and afghanistan. that was bad. really bad. >> all right. economy. people -- when you ask them a question like that, carville. you know, you might be right. i hadn't even thought of it that. they react emotionally. are you proud of your country? all emotion. it's it like yeah the banking industry hosed us so i don't like america.

it's the feeling in the air and feeling is a very, very strong dislike of president obama by many, many americans the ones that don't like him really don't like him? >> i will agree with you on that the ones that didn't like bush really didn't like him is there any way it to change this around so that next fourth of july, kate why have only 24%% not proud of their country. >> not jamentsz is right. so much internationally going on. there we have a president who has been insisting that it is america's responsibility. somehow it is our fault. that is something that we have been teaching our kids and the president is just confirming again and again we're this imperialistic nation that is more concerned about ourselves

and others. here we are, the greatest exporter of freedom in the world. trying to make the world safe for democracy to grow but you don't hear that anymore. you don't hear this president championing that. bill, that poll had 20%. >> kate? >> that poll said 20% of hard core liberals. they separated the liberals into about six different segments so really there are significant number. >> it's true but a lot of the rand paul sect who don't want any involvement overseas either. >> right. but they are not ashamed to be american. >> i guess i'm vehiclessed imperialistic and too interventionist and criticism doesn't do enough. i like the fact that he has pulled back a little bit on america's role around the world. i think it was disaster getting in these wars. >> let's thrown is not another 9/11 in new orleans, pulling back leads us exposed. >> they will say it's our fault if there is another 9/11. >> embarrassing scene at the white house. reporters laughing at the

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did you see that segment tonight? yesterday during the white house press briefing, spokesman josh earnest was asked about president obama going it alone as far as immigration reform is concerned. >> political effects for the white house in the fall? >> i have no idea. that's not really the consequence. [ laughter ] >> i mean, after you action you saw a definite political reaction after that. when you do this, you are going to be engaged in something that is likely to have a political -- certainly you have run some -- >> -- with us now to provide

some information fox news anchor heather nauert. you see her on "fox & friends" in the morning. so, do you think the white house press corps is finally turningen oothe president. >> i talked to some of our folks in washington because i wanted to get their opinion, talked to bret baier, ed henry and also howard kurtz. two of the three of them agreed that the white house is definitely turning on the president. >> the press corps. >> the white house press corps. they say it's basically for two reasons. one, the simple policy failures of this administration. whether it's the v.a. to the handling of iraq. you know,. >> those guys can't prop them up anymore? >> okay. and then the second part is they are just not satisfied with the answers that they're getting. >> that was a pretty weak answer. that was a lame answer. are you kidding me? they haven't thought about the policy -- political ramifications of that? >> they all laughed at him. >> he laughed at himself, earnest laughed at himself. he laughed. >> that's part of the reason that jay carney, of course, had to go. he didn't have the credibility anymore. >> he went on his own volition though. big dollars and. >> didn't seem like anybody

was sorry to see him go. >> i was. >> evidence henry on the other hand. >> i make funnel of him a lot. is he is really good thinker. carney didn't bother me that much. he did his job. >> ed henry says he doesn't think the white house press corps is -- he says that they all call b.s. on the administration. and he is optimistic about josh ernest. >> you know matt lauer, right? >> i don't know him personally. >> you don't know matt lauer personally. >> i think you are the only one in new york city who doesn't. >> he got in trouble by allegedly asking sexist questions. go. >> there are some people who are speculating that you also got this job, as a woman, and as a mom, because people within general motors knew this company was in for a very tough time and as a woman and a mom you could present a softer face and softer image for this company as it goes through this horrible episode. does it make sense or does it make you bristle? >> well, it's absolutely not true. >> you said in an interview

not long ago that your kids said they are going to hold you accountable for one job and that is being a mom. >> correct. >> given the pressures of this job at general motors, you can do both well? >> you know, i think i can. >> so, he is asking the president of general motors about did you get your job because you are a woman and you can do the job because you have a bunch of kids. is that sexist? >> no. i think they are fair questions good questions. >> he wouldn't ask me that i got the job because i'm a many wonchts i would, absolutely. >> you would. >> part of the reason is because g.m. has had all these recalls and lots and lots of problems. that is a logical question to ask. people died as a result. >> you don't believe it was a sexist question because is he bringing her gender into it. >> i really do not. >> all right. and he asked about -- she brought in the mom thing. >> she brought up the mom thing. >> to another interview with forbes magazine. he asked the logic follow up question on that. it's a question that frankly his audience is going to be wondering. >> i don't think i would

have asked did you get the job because you are a woman question. but i would have asked the other one, certainly because the family impacts on how you do your job. >> they wouldn't ask a man that perhaps because a man wouldn't float that his family plus his job. a man would never talk about that a man would only talk about -- >> -- i don't think there was sexist questions. i think that's where we are overdoing that now. >> i agree with. >> you i have got the to introduce heather to lauer. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. merchandise laura ingraham has been outspoken in the immigration situation. tonight she will will unveil her plan. then gutfeld and mcguirk on younger americans ignoring their country's problems but really getting into the world cup. i hope you stay tuned to those reports.

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washington beat seeing many tonight. >> two hot topics, north korea has three americans on trumped up charges and more on obamacare. joining us is carl cameron and james rosen. what now on obamacare. >> 10 months since that launch of.gov wept badly. millions of computer glitches haven't been fixed. about 2. million data problems between october and the end of last year and 2.6 million marked fixed and causing trouble. >> tell me i go there and i want to go on the exchange and i want to get low cost

insurance, affordable healthcare act and what are my problems. >> what the inspector general found is there is a data problem and citizenship and income levels for millions of people aren't clear. basically the government hasn't been able to determine if applicants are eligible for coverage and subsidies or not. >> i haven't been in this thing. i mean, i got my own insurance. >> sure. >> so you have got to put your name and your social security in and how much you earn and whether you you are an american citizen and all of that stuff. and then the government is supposed to check it out to make sure you are not a fraud, right? >> right. >> you are telling me they can't check out. >> they cannot. and 2.6 million cases there are these glitches. the ig said look, they are not going to be able to fix them. it's a problem. of the 300 some odd problems that they have with the data. they have only been able to fix some 10,000. it's a fraction of the traction. >> what are they doing to those people who get gliched out? are they getting insurance or not? >> if they got a subsidy they are not entitled to

they have to pay the irs back. and they have scandal problems of their own. there are people who may have been denied the coverage they are eligible for. what the ig is saying we need to keep a close look on this and go forward with the whole plan to fix it. >> they can't fix it. >> they are saying that they can't. that's the federal level. four states have state exchanges, oregon, nevada, vermont and massachusetts. they all have the same problem with. >> glitches. >> particularly with citizenship and income. >> the two things that determine eligibility, probably the most importantly. >> kind of like the irs can't find the emails. obamacare can't fix the glitches, do you get the feeling that the federal government, you know. >> the inspectors general have lots of identification ability of the problem, no one has got any solutions. >> all right. let's bring in rosen. in north carolina do they have kim jong un care? do you know that? >> i think he receives very good care. it's the rest of the north korean population searly at risk, bill. >> they don't have food so that might impact on their health. now, there are three americans, i understand, rosen, who are detained.

that means they are in jail. and why are they there and what's happening? >> okay. first of all, why do we care what goes on in north korea at all? we have lived without diplomatic relations with that country for decades. the answer is they are very close to developing just a few years away a nuclear weapon. and the missile system necessary to deliver it to u.s. soil. who are the three americans they are keeping? jeffrey foul, 56-year-old municipal worker from ohio. previously traveled to the balkans. japanese news agencies are reporting that the reason that the north korean government has charged mr. foul with unspecified hostile acts is because purportedly he left a bible behind in his hotel room in pyongyang. fowl generally we understand was not given to proselytizing that's what got the longest held north korea in trouble kenneth bae working as christian missionary when he was detained 20 months ago. last year he was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor. third american we don't have much about. don't have a photograph of him. matthew miller 24 years old.

tourist and authorities charge him with shredding his tourist visa and demanding asylum there back in april. not much is known about him. one last thing to be said here, bill, as i said u.s. the don't have transcript i can relations with north korea. travel on the books for a long time. warning all americans not to go there for any purpose. the government of sweden acts as our so-called protecting power in the capital pyongyang and the state department tells us that the swedish diplomats in north korea have visited both fowle and miller three times last several weeks. no details provided as to how they are holding up. >> look, obviously they are going to grab an american for any reason they can using him as a bargaining chip. the only one they don't want is dennis rodman. they let him go. but any american traveling. >> any american traveling north korea out of your mind. out of your mind. all right? all right, gentlemen. thank you. when we come right back, a new poll says younger americans don't care very much about their country except play soccer in the

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thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly in the what the heck just happened segment tonight. new poll, again from the pew people asking young people what they care about.

in the the group 18 to 29, they care about the world cup at a rate of 24%. the supreme court decision 6%. violence in iraq, 13%. irs losing emails 10%. the v.a. scandal 15%. they don't care very much about anything. here now to analyze the young folks two old guys bernard mcguirk and greg gutfeld author of the book not cool which is a young person's expression, gutfeld. >> why don't they care about anything? >> no surprise. soccer is probably the greatest thing ever in the world. this is a sport that is so interesting it doesn't need scoring. took away all those baskets how fascinating would it be. in italian soccer means sleep. not surprising our country is in the toilet. we will look at anything, even soccer to keep our minds off it. i actually took up nude pay

laths me and lou dobbs in the park. >> what park. >> brian park 3:00 a.m. i pretend to walk a dog. we got absolutely nothing out of that answer do you have any reason at all that young people don't care about anything they think misog nist is somebody who can give you a back rub. they don't know ghana from your momma. it's unbelievable. >> you think it's the collapse of the educational system driven the apathy. >> that and the way we raised them. we didn't tell them. >> challenge them in any way. >> if it's not trending on twitter they don't care about it maybe if we have. >> i think it's the machines. i really do. and 24%. the machines that the people carry that we had to take away from you right before the segment began. >> that was a neck massager.

>> you can blot out the whole world. can you blot it out. create your own inaccept bid world that means nothing and still be functioning. >> it also has enabled more conversation and communication so you can argue the opposite that it has gotten people who are in touch with politics and pop culture. >> and poll that says they don't care about politics what are discussing that i don't care about politics that i'm not cool? >> that's a fair point. >> i don't know. i don't want to overwhelm either of you with will jik so let's go on to the next deal. this is a reactions to the hobby lobby supreme court ruling that said corporation that has strongly held religious believes device that maybe you abortion. here is how cnn commentator ashleigh banfield reacted. >> i started to think yesterday as i was trying to digest everything i was hearing at rapid pace what

if this were a muslim family that owned a company and they were very strict in their religion, they did not believe that women should be coming to work unless they had permission slips from their husbands is, this the kind of thing that they now could mount a case and take this all the way to the supreme court and heavens to betsy there is actually precedent for a religious issue trumping civil rights laws? >> this is exactly the danger in this case. >> is it really? >> heavens to betsy, bill. i'm glad to see i haven't seen that lady with the while. the lady with the hot glasses ashleigh banfield i'm glad she handed on her feet. the way she is talking it sounds like she might have landed on her head. that's outrageous. she is engaging in islamophobia in order to justify her religious big got tri. >> it's it the slippery slope that if you give a christian concern this window that you you don't have to do abortion mechanism that they consider to be one. the morning after pill that

then everybody, muslim religion will be wearing burqas in the work place. >> i would like to see burqa fridays opposite of casual friday. >> i don't need to see casual shorts. concern about sharia law. used to be in a conservative brought it up they were nuts. they didn't care about alli being brandized for being a victim of sharia law. by the way she talks about muslim businesses. she should give us a specific example of a muslim business that might do this because it also, the case, specifically says this does not apply to other religious exemptions. so this is a completely bogus point. >> okay. so you think that it's fabricated? >> yes. >> are to the sake of what? >> for the sake of just for politics. political reasons. >> political? >> of course it is. >> to make the supreme court look like a bunch of fascists? >> old men. >> people who support the decision look like a bunch

of fascists so they can win at the ballot box. >> i hope ms. banfield isn't going for the younger market only 6% of the 18 to 2% ever americans cared about supreme court decision not a lot. there is gutted feld and mcguirk. dennis miller will return in this slot next week. he would like you to know that the bolder fresher show in rapid city 95% sold out. fargo north dakota the next night july 26th. 90% sold out. if you want to see us in the dakotas you have got to get on it. in the fall see everybody in boston, philadelphia, las vegas, west virginia. bill o'reilly has info on all the shows. on deck, laura ingraham will unveil her immigration plan on the factor. up coming. sfx: car unlock beep. vo: david's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen.

yesterday i put forth my immigration plan posted on bill o'reilly.com. charles krauthammer did the same thing last night. now it is your turn. go. >> okay. first thick you do is start deporting people not by the hundreds, north by the dozens, by the thousands. and that means entire families. not just a father, a mother. but we keep families unified by deporting all people who are are here illegally number one. >> wait, logistically who gets deported? do you go door to door? do you search them out? >> wherever we find people who are not supposed to be in this country legally, those people have to go back to their home country. family should be sent together. >> federal police force seeking them out? >> the way if used to work, bill and the way eisenhower did it is federal state and local, they worked all together. they didn't demonize each other. they didn't oppose one another. they all work together for the common good much the country. i think it can happen again. it will be really positive. we are not picking and

choosing. where we find illegal aliens they have to go home. keep families together that's number one. thousands not hundreds. number two we have to stop visas and stop foreign aidtoget. number two, we have to stop visas and stop foreign aid to country who is will not repatriate the citizens of those countries that left and came to our country illegally. we're saying this of guatemala, costa rica, some of these south american countries. they get more foreign aid. this is a crisis, and we have to deal with it in a serious way. there has to be an end to this thing called birth right citizenship. some people call it anchor babies. it's not required by our constitution, it does not require a constitutional amendment. harry reid was for this 15, 16

years ago. he went on the floor proclaimed that we should end birth right citizenship. and we should end -- against employers who knowingly hire illegal immigrants. severe civil penalties. if they have to be krm criminal penalti penalties. we need a law or a fence along the border where that is practical. i think no welfare for house holds that house illegal aliens. that's a big meg net, food stamps, disability. also obama care, that's critical. we also have to make sure that bank accounts, housing, people who can rent houses, if you're in the country illegally, why are you allowed to rent something in this country? we have to take steps that both

take the magnet away, that enforce the borders, with the national guard, we work with border states at a federal level. we don't time lawsuits against border states. >> if you do have mass deportations and the rental agreements stops, the republican party would become obsolete, you would ensure hillary clinton's election in 2016 because the demographics don't add up. >> that's the left's argument you're adopting the argument of the left. >> it's karl rove's argument, it's john mccain's argument. if you do that kind of draconian. >> we take the penalty of deportation off the table and we see what's happened as a result. >> absolutely. >> you know you're not going to be deported. how do you do it?

self-deportation? >> you know how wild the media would go, showing families being forcibly removed. placed on busses or whatever. u you don't believe -- and the polls show that 67% of americans want some kind of pathway. i'm telling you if your vision were put in there, republican party, done, last word. >> i think that karl rove with all due respect, has made some mistakes a over the last few elections. what you saw in marietta, california. is not something that shouldn't happen in the united states, nobody should spit on each other. but the people standing up and saying you won't do this to our community, you won't do this to our wages, you won't do this to our public schools. >> i think that there is a better way to do it without destroying the republican party

which absolutely i believe could happen. >> the republican party is doing a good job of destroying itself for not standing up for the regular people. >> i want to compare my plan to laura's plan, and this is a very, very excellent conversation this week. your tip of the day,

. back to tip of the day, doing something noble on the fourth of july. we're giving everyone a chance to acquire some of the greatest documents in american history on bill o'reilly.com. the replica is on parchment, our extraordinary achievements. the cost the low because we want you to have them. we're almost giving you them free. bill, your immigration plan is

laughable. you and others like you reject sane solutions to acute problems, the usa needs to pass a fair and effective immigration law. mr. obama is out of there in about two years, wise up. diane, ogden, utah, i believe the border chaos is manufactured by the obama administration for political reasons. how do you explaining the chaos under the bushes, both of them, clinton and reagan. i'm a far right guy, i believe your plan is very fair, bill. kurt, conservatives should embrace your plan, o'reilly, if they do, republicans will win in 2016. # roy, great plan, bill, too bad you can't use your pen and phone to make it happen. but i can. the court of public opinion is a very strong force in this problem. sandy, how are thousands of children getting to the u.s.

from central are there cartels ? yes, they are, sandy, they bribe mexican officials and walz right up to the border. i came here legally and am now a citizen after spending years going through the procession, i don't think illegal ill yes or nos should everybody become citizens. tracey, bill i have never been much of a history buff but finished killing lincoln and now i like your writing style. thanks for taking advantage of it tracey, that's the mark of a smart person. summer vacation, beach, read something you're going to learn something from. it doesn't have to be my books, but, you know, learn something. tip of the day, doing something noble on the fourth of july. truth is we're lucky to live in this country even if it's divided right now. out on long island where i live there,'s a dentist named john

peterson, he's treating sick veterans free. and the kids will be selling lemonade at the ymca there for getting high-tech wheelchairs to wournded vets. the performance systems groups has donated a trap chair that's worth 15,000 bucks. a lot of celebrities are doing that. all of us can do something to help other americans this fourth of july. and as john belushi once said. >> let's go! >> yes. that is it for tonight. please check out the fox news.com website. word of the day, do not be

vacuous when writing to the factor. ms. megan warming up in the bullpen. i'm bill o'reilly, please always remember the spin stops here, because we're definitely looking out for you. . breaking tonight, new developments on a major storm moving up the east coast and new political fallout from our exclusive interview from domestic terrorist bill ayers. good evening and welcome to the kelly file. the big news about this major storm threatening fourth of july plans for millions. first, though, the final part of our exclusive interview with the domestic terrorist turned college professor who helped launch the political career of our current president. in 2008, professor bill ayers was introduced to america as the founder of the violent radical group the weather underground, th