don't forget the isis terrible tomorrow. if you can't watch it, dvr it. tell your friends to watch it and right now go to greta wire because you can see the interview of the man murdered. on the factor tonight. >> i think we need to attack isis. i'm really concerned about them. >> wow, is that jimmy carter? the dub of all time? what the heck is going on? we'll tell you. >> isil is killing and raping and mutilating women. there is no negotiation. >> secretary of state kerry dressing down the code pink movement telling the ladies their opinion is morally wrong. >> don't come back to me when you change your mind because this ship has sailed. >> also tonight, some of you guys are really steamed.

caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. "factor" begins right now. hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching. confusion over protecting america. that is the subject of the talking points men me. jimmy carter not consider add warrior by anyone, said this in atlanta tuesday night. >> i think we need to attack isis. i'm really concerned about them. is the bombing of isis justified? i would say yes, and i hope that president obama has every possible success in getting allies to join with us, some with ground troops that are effective inside syria. >> that's about as obvious as i've ever heard mr. carter who generally doesn't like confrontation even though he has a naval background as a naval

officer and john kerry confronted by code pink demonstrato demonstrators, kerry called out the group. >> code pink was started by a woman and women who were opposed to war but who also thought the government's job was to take care of people. you ought to care about fighting isil because isil is killing, raping and mutilating women and they believe women shouldn't have an education. they sell off girls to be sex slaves to jihadests. there is no negotiation with isil. >> now i have always wondered about the anti-war people who will allow the worst atrocities to take place but cloak themselves in moral garments. last night on the factor, alan and dennis said they would have allowed isis to kill the innocent people stranded in iraq and thousands of curds, as well. you remember u.s. bombing saved those people and they flat out

reject any military action against isis. that seems strange. they are good guys. but how can you let innocent people die when you can save them? especially when the group committing the murders committed to killing you. that's another story and i know failing to stop evil leads to more evil. hitler could have been taken out earlier but the peace for our time crowd lead by the british prime ministered failed to confront and look what happened. let's get back to jimmy carter. when you have a guy like that convinced the country is being threaten threatened, you got to take it seriously. mr. carter is a give peace a chance kind of guy but now he wants to destroy isis, and you know what? he's right. and that's a memo. for the top story tonight, the house of representatives voted to support a bill that provides for training sierran rebels to fight isis. the senate voted 78-22 to

approve it. congressman marsha blackburn from tennessee voted for the bill and sean duffy voted against it, both republicans. mr. duffy, please explain your vote. >> listen, bill, i don't trust the president to vet the syrian rebels. his foreign policy has been a disaster. you look at what he's done in egypt and iran and without putting together an effective strategy in those regions, i don't trust he'll be able to vet in syria. i voted no not only for that but reasons in regard for this president's heart isn't in the fight. he gave a 14-minute speech and he's done everything to tell america what he won't do to win. i'm not going to put ground troops in but he will say i'm going to do air strikes. that strategy is not sufficient -- >> is there anything that president obama could have said or done that would have persuaded you to support his campaign against isis? anything?

>> absolutely. we're going to put every ounce of american military power behind the defeat of isis -- >> if you were more hawkish you would have voted yes. okay. >> and the reason is, bill, i think you're able to save american troops from going in if you're strong on them today. >> it's a matter of how you get them. so ms. blackburn, you voted for. do you trust that president obama has a plan that can be effective? >> i don't. but i sure do trust the men and women in uniform and command team and bill, i represent fort campbell, a major military post and talking with current and former commanders, i found it was important to them, to the men and women in uniform to have the befginnings of a strategy. the president so far has not done that. every single step he's taken, he's come up short. this is just the first step and i am not sure the president has the leadership skills to make this happen. >> all right.

but look, the -- what the house and senate approved is training about 5,000 guys in syria that will probably be train in saudi arabia and come back. it doesn't have anything to do with us as far as our military, other than we'll provide a lot of training. so i'm thinking back to george -- to president bush, ms. blackburn. >> yes, when he wanted his surge, barack obama and a lot of people were opposed to that. all right? they were opposed to it because they didn't trust george w. bush because he got into a rack and it doesn't go his way and he wanted to double down and they said no, he's incompetent and he can't do it and it turned out the president pulled it out of the fire. is it possible that barack obama's strategy could show the same results? >> my hope is that barack obama will develop a strategy and that he will begin to listen to the commanders out there. he did not do that when we came

out of iraq. he avoided every single thing -- >> you're doing this on a hope, right? i don't see any signs at all -- >> men and women in uniform. >> i don't see any season president obama is going to be even as hawkish as president carter. mr. duffy, when you vote no, that means for the short term, it wouldn't be any action taken against isis. if you don't put the resources into at least some people on the ground fighting them, they still have pretty much free reign unless they can find them, which is not easy. >> they hope the president will come back but if you listen to john kerry and play the clips and even president carter, they get how serious this is and the president is tipping the toe in the water policy and i think bill, this is just politics. i think the president saw his poll numbers dropping and thought he had to come out with a strategy on syria and he did as little as possible to get the

american people off his back and it's a strategy that won't work and my hope is he'll listen to some of the left wing guys in his party to get them to come out and talk how we'll defeat this cancer growing in the middle east. >> i hope he listens to the military command team. >> so do i. >> they came up with the surge and the way this is structured, bill, the authorization rekwierrekwierquires a dod to come to us before they do reprogramming. this may be a case where dod, the command team and the house have to take the leadership role and then the president may find himself leading from behind. he needs to speak to the coalition. he needs to define this mission. he needs to speak to our allies and so far, he's not been able to do that and i'm not sure he ever will. the pound is, we have to annihilate isis and somebody has to get busy on this. this is not the step i would like to have taken.

i would like to see us be much more aggressive. it is the first step and we'll have to lead him to do his job on behalf of the american people and on the cause of freedom. >> all right, you guy, appreciate it. i got to run, congressman duffy. i really appreciate you guys taking the time out tonight. >> thank you. the american people think president obama is not tough enough to protect them. surprising news poll, ed henry will comment. kelly and ingrum how they see the threat. "the factor" is coming right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] when your office is 1,500 acres, it's good to have the right help. with models up to 62 horsepower or 1,400-pound payload.

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isis, 2% too tough. [ laughter ] 57%, not tough enough, 31% about right. who are the two tough people? does president obama have a clear plan to deal with isis? 35% yes, 65% no. i continue to believe he doesn't care. he has two more years to go. he doesn't like this at all. it's not in his dna to be a war-time commander in chief. he's doing just enough to keep the wolves away from the white house door, i hate to cliche but that's what it is. am i wrong? >> you're mostly right he doesn't care about the polls and i'll tell you a reason why. i was sitting with two of the top aid as few days ago and asking about the poll numbers because we've seen a steady stream of them, not just the cbs one and they said they dismissed it and said no, that's like a

2009 when he asked about his handling of the economy, they gave him low marks. it wasn't because of him. they loved him in 2009 and hated the economy. they said it's the same thing now. people are mad at the foreign policy crisis, not the president there is two problems with that. couple weeks ago the president was at a fundraiser denying there were that many crisicrisi. he said social media shows people how messy it is so now they think it's worse. that's something he said himself, the president. the difference from 2009 is obvious. back then the people still liked the president. they didn't like the economy. now they think the economy is better. they are really angry about the foreign policy crisis. his approval ratings are nowhere near where they were in 2009. there is a flip. >> okay. now you asked josh earnest the presidential spokesperson and we're officially banning the words boots on the ground.

>> cliche. >> end of the day is absolutely banned and $100 fine to wounded warrior ifs you say it. so boots on the ground banned from the factor. ground troops will suffice. okay. here is henry and josh earnest go. >> there is a basic strategy the president laid out and it does include boots on the ground. the question is whose boots on the ground is it going to be? they are not going to be u.s. boots on the ground engage in combat operations in iraq and syria. >> will he have to eat his boots? will he have to eat the words? >> i think the point is, what i pressed him on is u.s. troops are basically already in combat. >> special forces are there. >> we call them military advisors now but the fact of the matter is they do wear boots as john carl of abc was pointing out today. they are on the ground and more importa importantly, josh earnest

confirmed they are armed and will be quote unquote forward deployed. that's the latest -- >> but what president obama is talking about is the infantry. m marines and army going in like they did in afghanistan and iraq in full force and he doesn't want to do it. he may have to eat his words, but if we could hire a force, which i think is doable by the way, not the account tablets rolling around syria, you know, but a real hardened 10,000-person mercenary force and send them in there with u.s. advisors, that's the way to do it. even then t i don't know if president obama has the will. i don't know. >> when i pressed josh earnest, u.s. troops will be alongside iraqi troops fighting isis. i said what if the isis fighters shoot at the troops?

are they allowed to fight back? he said of course. they have to defend themself. if you're technically not in a combat mission, if you're standing -- >> we all know what it is. >> you're being shot at, you're in combat. >> sure. >> you're in a combat zone. >> look, this is purely a political play because most americans don't want to see the military go back and forth. i understand that, but the president should be more forthcoming to the american people and i want you to do two things tomorrow, tell josh earnest every time he says boots on the ground he has to pay $50 to the wounded warrior organization. >> okay, i'll do that. >> that's from me and say look, why don't you guys be honest? there are 2,000 guys over there with machine guns. if they see a guy with a black mask, they are going to hit him, henry. >> you were going to fine me $100 and josh earnest 50. the last thing was 5% of the people think you're too tough on

me. >> the fact is you have a lot more money than earnest. look at the tie and pocket hankie. just the combo there, that's 40, 50 bucks. all right, ed henry, everybody. >> americans i think we in the media are blooters in the mad as hell segment. up ahead. [ male announcer ] if you suffer from a dry mouth then you'll know how uncomfortable it can be. [ crickets chirping ] but did you know that the lack of saliva can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath? [ exhales deeply ] [ male announcer ] well there is biotene. specially formulated with moisturizers and lubricants, biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy, too. [ applause ] biotene -- for people who suffer from dry mouth.

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. . . . . . . . . . . . . "mad as hell" segment. five smoking hot letter from you "the factor" viewers. first letter comes from belinda from canada. i was mad as hell and wanted to shout back at the tv while you were speaking o'reilly. you not only attacked my family's homeland germany but canada in regards to support isis. okay. let's let belinda have the facts. germa germany. >> germany sent paratroopers down to trade the kurds down

there. that's because sick-- basically extend. >> they will not do air work but sending paratroopers. iron ironic? i used to be up there in a plane but i was ordered not to be in a plane so we'll jump off a rock. >> to train the kurds and if baghdad asks nato -- >> too complicated. they are not doing anything. what about canada? >> canada sent about 50 of the special ops forces to help train the kurds. >> they are helping to train the kurds. >> so canada has 50 guys training and a few paratroopers. >> let's talk about iraq first. the coalition of the willing were not a part of that. >> not a part. >> but did provide expertise -- >> expertise? >> on chemical warfare. >> you can do that from your living room. >> germany provided 53,000 --

excuse me, 5300 troops. >> 5300 troops to afghanistan. a german general had been shot when our u.s. general was shot in afghanistan. >> what did canada, real quick, provide iraq. >> canada provided troops to iraq. >> and afghanistan? >> that i don't recall. >> okay. >> second letter, mike san diego i'm mad as hell because i don't know if it's isis or isil. it's both, mike. it's both. tell me what isil stands for. >> they mean the same thing, isis, the last s stands for lavant, that's a geographic area that is egypt, jordan -- >> so it's a broad geographic area these people want to take over and run. >> there is one theory. >> heather, i got to move it.

>> okay. >> letter number three, richard hanson says i'm mad as hell no one mentioned the frequent violence of women against men. stats? >> the numbers are even. he's on to something here. violence against women 31%, according to the cdc of women -- >> in domestic disputes. >> intimate partner relationships and violence against men is 27%. extreme violence -- >> men are stronger physically. that's interesting. letter number four, tom, i'm mad as hell, i bought a can of spray paint and had to show id and suddifed. >> they don't want you to vandalized things. >> they don't want to sell some 16-year-old nut -- >> and some kids sniff it apparently. >> and apseudofed, you have to

show your id. you're supposed to be 18 or older to buy it. >> i'm mad to'reilly store sell shirts made in bangladesh. >> i talked to your people and they said they used to be all made in the u.s. you had to hunt harder to find reasonable prices made in the u.s. so they will spend a dollar or two more. >> we couldn't get the volume from the american distributors. >> that's in part true but people won't spend five or six dollars more. >> they will spend a buck more. >> but your proceed s go to charity. >> i don't like it but logistically we had to do it because almost 90% of that is

made overseas. all the money is given to charity. if you're mad as hell we want to hear about it. when we come right back, megyn kelly, california says no to the american flag and do american women see terrorism differently than men? kelly is next.

thanks for staying with us. in a kelly file segment, some students at a high school in california were stopped by school officials from wearing american flag t-shirts on the mexican holiday of cinco de mayo. some parents sued saying the policy was unconstitutional. with us to react, the host of the kelly file after this program megyn kelly. we covered this here on the factor. >> yeah. >> that was before you were a big she she anchor person. >> i was an afternoon she she. >> yeah, but nobody watched you. >> we covered this story and it took four years for this to get to the pinheaded ninth circuit. >> yes. i have good newsnd bad news for you. >> yes. >> the good news is your position -- >> was prevailed. >> turned out to be correct.

the bad news is -- >> that's right tell the viewers why. >> you said they should have been allowed to send the kids wearing the american t-shirts home because it could be disruptive and you taught miami area and said this could be disruptive. if the educators perceive it as disruptive and have a reason, they can do it but here is my position and is my position and the position of those who descent descented. >> this is the losing position. >> for now. >> okay. >> it's fine. if you think it's disruptive, do what you have to do. there was history of past cinco de mayos in clashing. the school only sent the american flag wearers home. they didn't send those wearing the mexican flag -- >> but it was a cinco de mayo hispanic celebration. >> it doesn't matter. in the prior years both sides clashed because they felt one wa pride and

one was expressing american pride and it became potentially disrupti disruptive. that's why when it happened the next year, they say we can't have this but shut down one side, the americans. what that gives those wearing the mexican t-shirts is what we call a hackler's veto. they had threatened those wearing the american flags with violence. so the ad minuadministrator wea the american flags home because they were in danger. that's crazy. >> i have to get into the isis thing. my thing is in a school setting, if you have a cinco de mayo, all right, celebration, if the school allows that, part of that is the mexican flag. >> uh-huh. >> that's appropriate. >> uh-huh. >> the other demonstrators didn't like the whole deal. >> right. >> so they werwere provoking.

>> now, do you think that men and women see the isis threat differently? >> i don't. >> you don't. >> maybe you'll prove me right -- prove me wrong but my feeling is both men and women now view it as dangerous. >> violence, do you think men and women see violence the same way? you see the beheading, right? >> uh-huh. >> i did not watch it. did you? >> i did not. >> we could have. >> no, i feel like that's sucking in -- it's bad for you. >> my reaction to the beheading is i want to kill isis. i want to get a bazooka and blow them off the earth. is that your reaction? >> i'm torn personally. >> i think about what you saw. what was your reaction? >> my visceral reaction is i don't understand how these

people are the same thing i am, a human being. they seem like animals to me. >> you were trying to process it. >> i don't understand how these people are born on this earth and live on this earth in modern day 2014. >> that's the difference between men and women. you were thinking rationally how could this happen. i was thinking only about i want to kill them with a bazooka. >> it's not that i want isis to continue on but understand the concerns of those who say how is it going to be done? >> totally different question. >> are we stirring the hornet's nest? >> bull. >> i know they wanted to kill us for a long time. >> 30 seconds let, your outfit tonight reminds me of sister mary loranna. black and white, little collar up top. is there a hood? >> i'm wearing it because i want to let you know you're been a naughty boy, bill.

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american women versus men see the threat. there is a difference. the question, do you approve of president obama's plan to confront isis? 62% of men say the plan is okay with them. but only 44% of women say the same thing. join us from washington, laura ingraham. why the 18-point gap? >> smart women. when you look at the polls, bill, since 1965, gallop has been tracking the difference between men and women's views on mill t military action. it was 7 3-59. 91 driving saddam out of kuwait, 45 women and go on to several months after 9/11. should we go after saddam? it was 80-68. that gender gap continues. number one, women tend to be naturally a little more like mediators, right, where we

mediate fights with our kids, we don't really like violent video games, certainly not as much as men and we don't like violent movies like men. the violent thing for women, they recoil. that's part of it there is prag more, you don't think obama has the will to win. i would agree. marsha blackburn doesn't trust the commander in chief. people say they don't trust hagel, kerry and obama but we should go in and follow the non-plan plan. to me, that makes no sense. >> let me jump in. i think it's what ms. blackburn from tennessee said. we got to start somewhere. we don't think this is going to bring isis down but we got to get it rolling. there is something to that. i'll ask you the same question -- >> i disagree. >> did you see the beheading? did you watch it? >> no, i mean, i watched the beginning --

>> i just. i don't know. i don't know anybody that can sit and watch that. >> okay. >> as i said, my first reaction and i'm a barbarian, i admit it. i don't think putting it on the internet is enough for them to die. >> i'm more like you, probably on this than megyn's k!treactio. i want them gone. i want a strong america. i don't want to do the wrong thing and make a mistake with the wrong plan that most military analysts say will lead to a massive escalation. >> you're out of the laura ingraham emotional policy. that's not what the discussion is about. the discussion is how men and women process violence. >> i think women -- you're right. the gender gap from gallop on to this survey, bill, you're right.

there is with the exception of a few times right at the beginning after 9/11, there was some converging and a few other times there was a converging, basically, between men and women involving weapons inspectors and involvement in iraq but most of the time, there is a gap. i think women tend to want to mediate. >> okay. >> they want people to get together and work it out. >> that's traditional thinking. i'll ask you a very provocative question. >> oh, good. love it. >> do you think that women are capable of the sam >> not on the same scale, no, probably not. i mean, i think it's the maternal instinct in part. it's not that women can't do this. obviously there are women who want to be jihadis and women holding up heads and women committing horrible crimes all over the united states to children, against fellow human beings. i mean, women are capable of

evil, yes. but to the extent that we're seeing that these massive terrorist actions across the globe, most of them are committed by a certain age male. most of them happen to be islamic. so -- >> spend time in the usa by the way. >> right. >> so violent crime so heavily male -- and i do think you're right. t the maternal instinct. it's the way god created the different genders. >> bill, i can't watch violent movies. i can't watch movies like -- remember the old reservoir dogs? my friends in law school say you got to see this movie. i cannot go to violence. i can't do it. >> i can watch those movies. i can't watch "desperate housewives." >> no, bill, i understand you're a big fan of like beaches. like you like that movie, right? the whole bette midler. bill o'reilly in the front seat. >> i wanted sylvester stallone

to shoot all the people in "the notebook". >> i like rambo. >> vice president biden teeing off some asians, the tip moments away.

"the factor" tip of the day, vice president biden angering some asian people around the world in a moment. but first, the mail. michigan, you're screwing with the facts again, o'reilly. family income since 2007 that doesn't account for the recession. what point are you trying to make? first of all, i never screw with the facts. and the point is that after six long years president obama has failed in providing working americans with opportunities for higher incomes. get it, tim? rod mcconnell, palm springs, california, bill, tell dennis and alan that success on the

battlefield is a much bigger recruiting tool for isis than american bombing. that's an excellent point, rod. bernard, baltimore, mr. bill, is it possible you will ever allow kus niche to complete without -- possible but not probable. veer into the valley of theory, thus he has to be interrupted. by the way, congratulations to the orioles and the angels for winning their respective divisions. john loel, o'reilly, keep quiet on your good deeds. matthew says be ware of practicing righteousness. thanks for the biblical lesson, john. usually don't tout what i do with charities, but i want folks to attend the benefit for st. francis hospital on long island. so i said i would be speaking there doing a charity deal there because i want them to go. see, that's why we do the charity deal, so people go. so that's why i said it. hope i don't go to hell. details on billoreilly.com, which is a little slice of

heaven. peter, minneapolis, bill, enjoyed all the killing books. why does the cover of "killing patton" say best seller when the book's not even out yet. it says best selling authors, pete. book comes out next tuesday. you can read a bit of it on b l billoreilly.c billoreilly.com. we posted you some of it. get you interested, you know? kind of lure you in. "the factor" tip of the day, speaking in iowa yesterday vice president biden apparently offended a lot of asian people. >> on the way back from mumbai to go meet with president xi in china i stopped in singapore to meet with a guy named li kwan yu who most foreign policy experts say is the most wisest man in the orient. >> oh, in the orient. can't say it. immediately people begin demanding an apology by biden.

why? "the factor" researched the word orient and president frank wu who teaches at howard university says this, oriental is like the word negro, it conjures up an era. it is associated with a time when asians has a subordinate status. now, i didn't know that. and i spent some time in the orient. i've been on the orient express train. here's a "the factor" tip of the day. somebody's going to be offended no matter what you say, but if a group, a whole group, doesn't like a word, why say it? if you can use a word asians, you should. goes to respect. that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website which is different from billoreilly.com. spout off about "the factor" anywhere in the world. o'reilly@foxnews.com. word of the day, do not be a cretin. that's not a person who lives on the island of crete.

that's not a cretin. different spelling. again, thanks for watching us tonight. ms. megyn is up next. i am bill o'reilly. please always remember the spin stops here. we're definitely looking out for you. breaking tonight, the generals push harder on the commander in chief as a growing number of military leaders openly worry about the president's plan of battle against the terror threat in the middle east. welcome to "the kelly file" everyone. i'm megyn kelly. president obama stepped to the microphone just a couple of hours ago trying to reassure the country that he has a plan for defeating the terror army known as isis without putting any american troops into combat role. >> the american forces that have been deployed to iraq do not and will not have a combat mission. their mission is to advise and assist our partners on the ground. >> the president of the united states in no unrt