robin williams rest in peace. jesse tyler ferguson tweets it's the mark of a true artist. never knew him. heart broken by his passing. rest in peace. the entire osborn family is grieving. thank you so much for joining us. >> what's our intel on the ground? one thing is going to lead to another. >> predictably the far left does not want to confront the isis terror army which is slaughtering thousands of innocent people. how does the left justify its opinion? we will tell you. >> this is exactly what is supposed to happen when injustice is happenings in your community. when you have kids getting killed for nothing rioting and no spin report. what has the president done well on the world stage?

>> i guess world peace but, you know. >> world peace? >> yeah. but not really fox news is in the vineyard. >> that's shocking. you better watch out that no one throws eggs at you. >> also tonight robin williams dies suddenly. could be suicide. we will have the very latest. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. the talking points memo on why president obama does not want to use military power to fight evil will be in our second segment this evening because our lead story tonight is breaking news out of northern california actor robin williams, huge

talented, dead at age 63. morin county authorities responded to a call and found mr. williams dead in his home around noon today. the coroner suspects it may be suicide but we are not going to speculate. we can tell that you robin williams had had a history of depression and recently underwent rehab. best known for free willing comedy he won an award for his serious role in goodwill hunting. >> tough kid. ask you about why you probably would throw shakespeare at me right, once more in the beach dear friends. you never been near one, you never held your best friend's head in your lab and watch his gasp his last bread. >> robin williams also scored big in mrs. doubtgood mo, as well as the sitcom mork and mindy.

the perils of fame are well known to most americans. but with the rise of social media, celebrities are under siege. their lives dissected and sometimes used for perverse entertainment by callus consumers. all of that putting human beings are in the spotlight under tremendous pressure. joining us now from new orleans james carville who has been in the public eye for decades and did meet robin williams and here in new york city, andrea tantaros co-host of the five relatively knew to the fame game. again, as i say we don't want to speculate about mr. williams. his family is grieving tonight and we respect that we want the authorities to define it. he was in rehab. he did have problems are as he acknowledged handling fame. as i just said you are knew to this thick. when i started 280 years ago it isn't nearly what it is now and we have to watch every move we make. a guy like robin williams a mega star whatever he goes. a photograph and autograph just a kind word puts

enormous amount of pressure on people. >> it is. if you look at twitter and social media right now. most of the comments are just how much love for him that they had. he transcended generations, bill. there is young kids who are grieving this as well as, you know, i think older americans are looking at him and remembering his work. but, you know, the fact that he put it out there, the fact that, you know, when you are in the public spotlight you have to be as you said on point. and not just on point in your acting, he had to be funny. he had to take his issues of depression and show up for work and make people laugh. and he still was able to do it. i think it's astounding. it is incredible to see the comments pouring out. even some negative though. >> ignore the nuts. >> what you have to deal with when you are alive. >> always ignore the nuts. >> carville, you met robin williams at the tonight show, right? >> right, that's correct. >> tell me about that. >> well, you know, he was the lead guest, obviously. i came on and i will just never forget it we were in

the green room answered just like performed for 25 minutes. i mean, he was like just nothing but energy and like the guy that he couldn't stop. i mean, he couldn't turn his switch off after he done that i suspect that given the amount of talent he had and you make a good point the amount of pressure that he put on himself and he has this history of substance abuse and depression. might have been too much for him. he struck me as a guy who was con standly performing and was constantly under pressure to perform. that was the impression that i took. >> i think might have put the pressure on himself. he was fond of jonathan winters who was a lot like robin williams in the sense that he was spontaneous and that he would always try to perform for people to make them laugh. i mean it was atonic for winters. i met row williams once at a yankee game e gave me kind of a look like, you know, one of those looks. i sometimes get. but i admired as andrea said

i admired his ability to make people laugh but at the same time win an academy award for dramatic role. he was off the chart talented. that doesn't mean anything in this day and age, andrea. i don't think people understand that regular folks understand that when you are in this in the spotlight, every second of every day that when you walk out of that house, you have got to watch every move you make because of the cameras and this and the that, okay. it takes a toll. it takes a toll on me and everybody. a guy like robin williams, i'm not going to again speculate on what was going on inside his head, when the news broke today, i said one of two things, overdose or suicide. >> you know, he also, besides having to be funny, people forget celebrities deal with the same issues. they have more money than a lot of regular americans. >> absolutely. >> same issues and same problems. you are right, it's astounding. he was dealing with all these issues. and a he, even though he went out of his house, he was known to drop into

comedy clubs in his area, he still was never in the headlines for negative press. everyone who has met him or seen him have these positive stories. that's hard to do when you are a celebrity. >> dennis miller knows him very well and we are obviously going to talk to miller try to get him tomorrow to talk about this. carville last word on the story. >> super talented guy, television, movies, stand up, you name it, a sad thing and apparently a man put a lot of pressure on himself is my impression of him. >> brought a a lot of joy to a lot of people that's the bottom line on robin williams. more on the death shortly. but next on the rundown, very important story. why president obama is so reluctant to fight evil as the isis terror army executes children. later, suburb of st. louis erupts looting and violence in the wake of a police shooting. we will take you there up ahead. this is bill.

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why the most powerful man in the world does not want to lead. almost beyond belief that the u.s.a. and western allies have allowed a terror army to gain so much power. it's now ruling thousands of square miles and slaughtering thousands of innocent people, including women and children. terror army is called isis or ice isil. began gaining strength. wants to establish islamic calafate and eventually attack america. they are not subtle people. from the beginning, president obama underestimated the threat posed by these terrorists telling the new yorker magazine they were the jv. now he is changing his

opinion. >> did we under estimate? i think there is is no doubt that their advance, their movement over the last several months has been more rapid than the intelligence estimates and i think the expectations of policymakers both in and outside of iraq talking points did the not under estimate the terrorists nearly two months ago i said. this why hasn't the united states been confronting the al qaeda army? the isis people, they control parts of syria and northern iraq and we have known that for a long time. the u.s.a. should begin bombing the al qaeda army as soon as possible. we don't need any more meetings let's send a message al qaeda remains targets. i feel like i'm lecturing fourth graders here. the fact that president obama and his advisors did not think that a well funded

terror army was not going to cause enormous damage is simply inexplicable. i mean, what did the president think these people were going to do? again, they are not subtle, they are killers. they murder women and children they rape, they target christian and jews and other muslim religions. they're the absolute worst of humanity. for one solid year the most powerful man in the world, barack obama did absolutely nothing to contain this threat. the situation is almost identical to what happened in the mid 1930s when whitler joseph kennedy senior charles limbburg were sympathetic to the third rite. almost half of america wanted to stay out of any conflict in europe. meanwhile hitler gained more power and eventually started world war ii resulting in more than 55 million human

beings being killed in the european theater alone talking points has said this before, there is no difference in the mentality of the nazis and isis. they are identical in their hate and tactics but the american media will not tell you that. in fact, they are busy replacing the word terrorist with the words miltd tants and rebels. >> back in battle. the president orders u.s. warplanes to attack sunni muslim extremists in northern iraq to stop a campaign of terror. >> the air strikes are also aimed at supporting kurdish fighters. u.s. allies overrun by isis rebels this week. >> good evening, david, the u.s. military now has a green light to launch air strikes as needed in iraq. today pounding multiple targets trying to stop the militants from advancing and from threatening american lives and the lives of thousands of iraqi families

trapped on that mountain. >> the "new york times" started this business refusing to call the eagles sis army what they really are terrorists. not militants, not rebels the media well understands responds to terrorists and the the to punish them. since many many on the left want to punish, that's why they use these words now, how could any american want to stand down when thousands of innocent people are being killed by terrorists, not militants? i can't answer that question. i can only listen and shake my head. >> i'm all for humanitarian aid at some level to start with and maybe even a heck of a lot more, i am not for intervention here. you go over there and started a shooting match what's our intell on the ground who are we going to worse. i think it makes it worse one because putting in more

ordnance, bombing people make things worse. bombs recruit. air strikes. mistake in the limited already pushed isis back and a given the kurds much more incentive to fights the kurds, not terrorists. senator carkin how just heard does not know what he is talking about. the fact that he is actually in the senate is frightening. but more frightening is the most powerful man in the bolder barack obama does not want to confront evil. he simply wants to remain detached. hoping for some kind of mythical coalition to deal with deadly threats. the "wall street journal" nailed it in their editorial last friday quote: past history will mark this as

the week that president obama recognized that evil unimpeded will devour everything before it recognize anything. i don't think president obama looks at the world in terms of good and evil for him there is always a political solution, a consensus, a discussion. it's not only the isis situation that's looming, we now know russia has violated the arms agreement and has been testing medium rangz crews missiles. iran certainly not going to give up its nuclear research it well understands the weakness of the west. finally when people like hillary clinton and other stall wart democrats begin to criticize president obama's foreign policy you know things are out of control and they are but hopefully all the chaos will wake up americans who are, again, asleep just as we were before 9/11.

american powers should not be used unless it's absolutely necessary to save lives and defeat evil. we can't right all the wrongs on the planet. if we allow islamic terrorists to grow in power as we have been doing if we allow them to slaughter human beings at will, we are putting ourselves in grave danger. president obama has to wise up and fast. and that's the memo. next on the rundown, reaction from two military guys and then a shocker, we'll have more on the death of robin williams. might be a suicide. those reports upcoming. man: thanks, captain obvious. captain obvious: i'd get a deal for tonight with deals for tonight from hotels.com. and you might want to get that pipe fixed.

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points memo. isis terror army has nothing to do. nothing at all with internal iraqi politics. the country is a corrupt mess and we don't need to be defending the baghdad government. we do need to be defending ourselves. today the pentagon said. this we assess that u.s. air strikes in northern iraq have flowed isil's were tempo and disrupted their advances towards the province. these strikes are unlikely to effect isil's overall capabilities or its operations in other areas of iraq and syria colonel david hunt fox news military analyst. share of the author of the new book the last line is out in a couple of weeks a novel about terrorism. colonel shaffer begin with you. how see the military situation right now? >> it's not diminished

temporary disruptive those are not words i want to hears a a military commander. we should be taking on victory and devito i don't think we need to have our boots on the ground. viable military farce. already taken back cities pinpricks we have done. ler in afghanistan we have taken northern alliance in larger iraq in 42 days. you don't think the air power is enough. you want to see more air power. not boots on the ground more air power. >> right, bill. remember, part of the imagery in this culture is the strong horse. we have to attack the image because these people know how to use social media they are very effective. b a 2s to show we are in this to win. this then again work with the kurds as our prime ally.

they have been our ally even my friends on the left who are reasonable believe our kurds are the best way to go on this. >> we have been coming iraq for 25 years. we had four presidents bomb iraq. and it does not work 6600 operations guys on the ground. the bombings we are doing now is be absolutely ineffective. i believe we should be helping the humanitarian that needs it and we can cruise missile and bomb them bombing will never correct the problem of isis. >> the kurdish people issued a statement. their government issued a statement saying they have taken back two or three towns that they're revitalized because they think merck is now going to help them so it's a psychological thing. >> absolutely. go gone on the offensive because they seem the bombs coming down do you dismiss that? >> that's true in a small spot. i'm talking about al anbar

province. >> i think any way you diminish or downgrade these people have to do it other than the ground troops which i agree we don't put in. colonel hunt, as an interesting story to tell us about robin williams. you were body guarding him in russia recently; is that right? >> yeah. a few years ago he was a member of a group of movie stars had gone to russia absolute class act. robin williams stories on a bus with movie stars and some security twice, he instantaneously entertained everybody for a half an hour. class act brilliant man very very nice guy. very, very sorry for his loose to his family. it was special to be around when he was interact weatherbug and the other guys providing security. already, hay, can't really be bothered little people,

not really. and then there are the guys who engage like me. where was williams in that? >> of those choices is he on your side, bill. is he a good guy. he was no pretension were mr. williams those four days. his wife was wonderful. and he was the same with everyone. hilarious, but a very very kind. >> good. i'm glad to hear that. >> he was a pleasure to be around. the seals, the guys helping him felt all the same way about him. >> i'm glad you say that hunt is a gadd guy he is not going to tell you he wasn't a guy -- he was a good guy if he wasn't. >> the shooting of a young black male by white police officer. latest from the scene. jesse watters on the vineyard tonight asking folks about the president's policies. >> would you be okay if the president shipped all the illegal immigrants kids to march that's vineyard? >> no. >> why is it okay if he

ships them to other parts of the country? more reaction to the death of robin williams across the country? we will check back in with that. we hope you stay found to those reports.

is. 32 people unbush looting take place late last night. the action spudder by the

killing of 18-year-old michael brown shot dead by a town of ferguson police officer in st. louis county. more than 300 officers tried to control the rampaging crowd with little success. two officers were injured. the damage could reach hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> they just moved across the street at a beauty supply place. i heard the glass break as i was up there. were running in and running out with boxes of hair extensions anything else they can grab here. i have seen children as young as probably 10 years old going in this store. quite a chaotic scene here. >> this is exactly what is supposed to happen when injustice is happening in your community. we when you have kids getting killed for nothing. when they're out here minding their business. can you lock them up. can you teach them, can you at the same time you ain't got to kill them. he ain't got no gun in his hand. why are you killing him. >> that man apparently justifying the looting.

radio talk show host on ktrs. and in ferguson, george sells reporter for the fox affiliate in st. louis. mr. sells, start with you, describe the situation right now. >> well, bill, it's kind of a wait and see situation at this point meeting with the naacp going on as we speak not too far from here. calls for peace and calm. at the same time, a very unified voice among the people at all the rallies, all these meetings and some of these protests that have gotten rough around the edges and of course what was happening last night got completely out of control. calls for the officer to be fired, to be identified and to be charged with murder. now, whether any of that is going to happen remains to

be seen. is he going to be identified. we're being told that by ferguson's police chief. the law requires him to release the officers' identity. that's going to happen by some time midday tomorrow. the focus right here right now is on tonight. you said 300 officers on the streets last night. they will be available again tonight. if anything happens. >> i understand that the officers -- many of the officers stood by. >> those calls. >> mr. sells, i understand that many of the officers stood by last night. and did not intervene as the looting went on; is that true? that is what the reports are the officers set up perimeters and tried to stay away and tried not to get violent. the mayor was speaking today about the fact that the large presence allowed them to get through last night without any civilians getting hurt some is the

reason for that or is cause for criticism. that. >> that's a valid point. we will wait and see what the facts show. do you believe that these looters and people taking advantage of this terrible situation where the young boy was killed and, again, we will wait and see what happened. we will wait for the facts to emerge. we believe they will. we have a black attorney general who is a liberal in this country, all right. i is not going to let this go by the wayside. the fbi will be called. in they will investigate. we in the media suspect that the facts will emerge. however, the people who did the damage last night. who exploited this terrible thing. are they ferguson people or are they outsiders? >> that's a great question, bill. the -- i would say that the antidotal evidence is that most of the looters are from outside of the region. of the callers who called in my radio show this morning talked about how ferguson is a close knit community

diverse and yet very close knit. many of those people out looting came into the area to try to take advantage of this situation. ferguson black town as i understand, 60 to 6 5%. >> two thirds african-american, one third white. working glass neighborhood. they just elected a white mayor not too long ago. >> interesting. some of the businesses of course were black-owned that got burned and got destroyed and looted, correct? >> one of the stores that i think is important to take away from this is that there were small black owned businesses just getting out. just starting that difficult a, 6, 7, 8 month period destroyed. also stories developing where there was a car dealer, transmission place

where went to the store and took keys of the cars that were there and took a lot of the tires off the wall, took them home and protected them from the looters and then the following morning, this morning came back and brought the keys and the tires back to the place for safekeeping. >> good. i thought you were some in the community were as appalled as i think most americans are that you don't take the shooting death of a young man and break the law. you don't do that. again, we have a system in place. >> bill, i also want to mention that's the good side. the bad side is tonight, they were talking about the protesters being there and this is very disturbing. especially for here in st. louis, which we pride ourselves onselfing these problems as a region. >> police will protect the property tonight and whole thing will diffuse over the next few days. weep hope that happens. outsid agitators don't go in there if they do i will spotlight that on the

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bill o'reilly in the personal story segment tent. death reaction to the death of robin williams who may have committed suicide. morin county authorities found him dead about noon today in his home. joining us by phone in los angeles former tonight show booker and co-producer daveberg. author of the new book behind the curtain. mr. berg worked with jay leno for decades and knew robin williams over a sign of 13 years, right dave? >> that's correct. >> you had direct interaction with him prepping for the show and of course watching his performances? >> that's right. the thing about robin williams is he was always on. he was always performing. often when a comedian comes in, they won't go into their routine until they go on stage. not with robin williams. he was always putting on a show back stage. i began wondering what happens when there is no audience to there to react laugh? amuse people or give them a

good laugh was he warming up or why was he doing that? he was a guy who liked to please people. he liked to put on a show no matter hot audience was. i once brought my son and daughter they were back stage that was when the movie captain hook was out. he put on a show how are you able to fly in the movie tight pants and a little bit of magic. >> he was open about his struggles with substance on "the tonight show" i heard him a few times with jay talking about personal things, correct? >> yes. that's true. what was his view on it? >> you know, i have to tell you, bill, my overwhelming memory of robin is that he was really more about

entertaining people than dwelling on that. >> i remember him he was self-deprecating he would make fun of himself for doing these things and that's what i remember about him. >> you are absolutely right that was always his style with all things including that. >> now, you dealt with some your books chronicles a lot of crazy people that you deal with. show biz attracts a certain type of person. williams was liked by almost everyone in hollywood. i don't think he had a lot of enemies, correct? >> yank of any. i'm telling you i'm very very devastated by this as i'm talking to you he was beloved by everyone. i think one of my favorite memories with a as after a show we had just wrapped up doing "the tonight show" and if you might remember jay would do promos with the local stations at that time robin tripped over a speak her on the set and actually dislocated his arm went into

exaggerated howells -- house howls of pain. he was in pain. we had to rush him to the hospital. >> he had a good relationship with leno and at other talk show hosts at night who was always on and that takes its toll, dave, as you know. if you are always on, the energy that you have to put out there and it just -- it's hard to be that way, i think. but we appreciate your point of view tonight. the book is behind the curtain, dave berg, long time jay leno producer. watters world on deck. jesse up in martha's vineyard as well with the president. you know what that spells. trouble. right back. watters world. powders may take days to work. for gentle overnight relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets.

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>> so you must love me. >> yes, i do. ♪ >> >> are you disappointed in anything the president has done so far. >> absolutely. >> are you a fan of bush? >> yeah. i think he is he doing the best he can. >> when reagan was president, the democrats controlled the house and the senate. reagan got a lot done. how's come president obama can't do anything? >> president obama is black. can you feel the tension in the air right now? >> are you disappointed at all in president obama's performance? >> not at all. he is a great president. >> oh, boy, is this great? >> he is a little bit too laid back. but i think there is method to his madness and i'm waiting to see what it is. [ laughter ] do you love obamacare. >> yes -- no, it is not obamacare. it is affordable healthcare. >> how's come it isn't so

af.d.r.able? why did the president lie and say if you like your healthcare plan you get to keep it? >> maybe there is a misunderstanding. >> the president spent how mountains and mountains of dough on this web site. >> the only negative is that the co-pay sucks. >> the economy under the president has been rocky. >> yes. i have been laid off three times glsms why have wages gone down under the president's policies? >> boehner's fault. >> you hate boehner, don't you? >> i can't stand boehner. on the border. major invasion taking place right now. the president really hasn't stopped that. >> are we talking about in israel? >> yes. >> are you putting me on? >> maybe i will put you on later. >> i think you said about enough. >> if he issues an executive order he should be impeached. >> did you come here illegally? >> yes, i did. >> do you think it's unfair if people come here illegally and jump the line.

>> yes i believe it is very unfair. >> why has the president allowed all these illegal aliens to come across the border. >> they are not aliens. >> what are they? >> they are humans. i am illegal alien. >> would you be okay if the president shipped all the illegal immigrant kids to march that's vineyard? >> no. >> why is it okay if he ships them to other parts of the country. >> i don't agree with that. >> what about overseas? has the president been a strong commander and chief? >> i would say so. >> in what way? [crickets] >> what has the president done well on the world stage. >> i d well on the world stage? >> i don't know. world peace. >> world peace? have you looked around in the newspapers recently? >> no way! >> do you think bill o'reilly would be a better president than barack obama? >> absolutely not. >> no! >> no insult to bill but i think

anybody would. [ laughter ] >> i want to give that woman her own show. do you have her -- do we have her -- >> her name is ruby. >> ruby. the ruby factor. >> i love that woman. we'll track her down. >> she's great. now, the consensus was five years the president would be going up there. >> i think it's calming down. first it was beatle mania, now it's you break it, you buy it. now they own this guy and they're going down with the ship. >> they're still with them? the one guy wasn't and the topless -- what is that? >> there's a nude beach there. >> in massachusetts? >> you told me about it. >> i did not. that's a lie. you're fired. i didn't tell you about it.

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billo'reilly.com. thailand, fox news should change it to jew news. you are not fair to palestine. hamas is not fair to palestine, you pinhead? that terror group holds those folks hostage and provokes violence. how do you stockpile thousands of rockets, moron? how? who's firing the rockets at the innocent civilians? who? it's people like you, sid, make the world an unfathomable place. amy birns, manchester, the segment about the texas school principal who was fired for encouraging english in the classroom really hit home with me. fear monogoring about political correctness and you, bill, are fear mongering about isis. ask the families whose loved ones were slaughtered by the isis army and let me know what

they say. o'reilly, i would not walk across the street to see you in miller. so i guess that means you will not be attending the bolder fresher show. mike, texas, when are you coming to texas, bill? march, mike. next march we'll be in dallas and san antonio, but roy can't come. tickets on sale soon. we'll let you know. kirk ferl, my wife and i are coming to see you in miller and charleston october 24th, bill. you should visit the beck li coal mine i might, but probably not. like coal as much as anyone, but do i want to spend an afternoon in a coal place? probably not. but i am looking forward to nice fall foliage in west virginia. vegas, caesar's palace. in maryland, regarding jesus, you are leading people astray. god wrote the bible.

he does not need your help. taking my chances with the deed. it's a good, honest book. i think i'm going to be rewarded for it. i hope. and you might want to read "killing jesus" before you condemn it. "the factor" tip of the day, last week we praised mary's gourmet diner in winston-salem. when they saw somebody saying grace before their meal, they got a discount. certainly a nice thing to do. no advertising about saying prayers, just the reward after the fact. well, an atheist group sent a letter to mary threatening legal action and mary has apparently caved taking away the discount. not good. there are these two high-powered law organizations that will defend people free in things like this. alliance defending freedom foundation in arizona, thomas war law in michigan.

don't let barbarians push you around, mary and everybody else. if you're not doing anything wrong, don't let them do it. so here's the tip of the day, when you stand up for any belief, you're going to get heat. don't cave. especially if you're doing good things, being generous like mary. stand and fight. most of the time you'll win. but even if you lose your dignity will be in tact. that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website different from billo'reilly.com. spout off about the factor anywhere in the world. name and town if you wish to apply. word of the day, do not be truculent. by the way, no, we're not going to do mad as hell this week. pent it up. not good for you physically, i understand, keep it in. we'll let you know when the next segment is where you can vent.

take a walk, have a soda, whatever. thanks for watching us tonight. i'm bill o'reilly. please always remember the spin stops here, we're definitely looking out for you. breaking tonight, new details are now coming in on the loss of a legend, actor robin williams. dead today at the age of 63. good evening everybody. welcome to "the kelly file." i'm martha mckal um in for megyn kelly. only a couple hours have passed since we first got the news that ok tor robin williams is dead. police suspect he killed himself. an investigation is underway. we have several reporters working this story in california. those reports are coming in just a couple of minutes. first a look though. williams rose to fame in the 1970s playing an alien on the hit tv show "mork and min di." he went onto star in more than thre