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obscene political points. >> pay up [ bleep ]. caution, you are about to enter the "no spin zone." "factor" begins right now. ♪ i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching tonight. why the federal government is puttinging all americans in danger. that is the subject of this evening's "talking points" memo. from the beginning, the obama administration has screwed up the ebola situation from the very beginning. we back that up with the timeline. on december 6th, 2013, in the african country of guinea, the first patient with ebola was identified. he is called patient zero, a 2-year-old child, who dies. a few months later, march 24th, 2014. authorities in guinea report 87 suspected cases of ebola. one week later, liberia confirmed two cases of ebola.

the country of sierra leone also reported cases. on april 1st, the organization doctor without borders warns that the ebola contagion was "unprecedented." on the same day, april 1st of this year, the obama administration should have been begun formulating a strategy to deal with west africans coming to the usa from the ebola regions. the obama administration did not do that. in fact, the first public mention, the first one from the feds came months later on july 28th. >> on ebola, we continue to closely monitor the outbreak of the virus. we're taking every precaution. of course, as would be expected. >> a month earlier, june 23rd, doctors without borders declares ebola out of control in west africa. on august 2nd, american doctor kent brantly, who was treating ebola patients in liberia, was

flown to atlanta for treatment of ebola. he gets the disease. on august 5th, a second u.s. citizen, christian missionary nancy writebol, flown to atlanta from liberia for ebola treatment. still -- still no public statement from president obama. no coordinated strategy to protect americans. nothing. august, nigeria, senegal, a number of african country close their borders to guinea, sierra leone, and liberia. also in august, british airways and air france suspend flights to those countries. what did the usa do? nothing. finally, on september 16th, president obama musters enough energy to make this statement -- >> i want the american people to know that our experts here at the cdc and across our government agree that the chances of an ebola outbreak here in the united states are extremely low. >> four days later, liberian national thomas duncan enters

the usa, flying from belgium to washington to dallas. on september 28th, duncan is hospitalized in dallas where, two days later, he's diagnosed with ebola. there were no travel restrictions on mr. duncan. none at all. october 8th, duncan dies. act 12th, one of the nurses who treated him, nina pham, is diagnosed with ebola. october 15th, another nurse who treated duncan, amber vinson, diagnosed with ebola. both nurses have been cured thanks to great medical people. on october 17th, dr. craig spencer, 33 years old, who was treating ebola patients in guinea, arrives back in the usa. the cdc reports the doctor passed the ebola screenings at the jfk airport which are set up to protect us. dr. spencer is not quarantined. let me repeat, dr. spencer working directly with ebola patients in africa, not quarantined for 21 days, is

allowed to roam around new york city unattended. yesterday, dr. spencer calls 911, taken bellevue hospital, diagnosed with ebola. now authorities have to track down all the people whom dr. spencer came into close contact. three have already been quarantined. are you getting the picture here? the obama administration simply cannot handle the ebola situation. the airport screenings are a joke. the lack of a west african visa ban is negligence, that's the truth. the legal media, obama enablers, will not tell you the truth. instead we have a "new york times" editorial today saying, "starting monday in six states, rolled out in other states soon after, travelers who visited the ebola region will be required to report their temperature and any other symptoms to state or local health officials daily for 21 days. the maximum incubation period

for the disease to develop. the official will be responsible for finding and possibly detaining anyone violating these rules." are you kidding me? the officials will be responsible for finding these people if they don't call in? they shouldn't be out of isolation. if you have direct contact with anyone in an ebola region and you come back to the usa, you should be in quarantine for 21 days, period. the "times" continue, "the new measures surely make unnecessary a harmful ban on all travelers who have been in the three countries." sure. just ask dr. spencer. he went through the screening. it didn't work. that doesn't matter to "the new york times" because the countries involved are poor and largely comprised of black africans. that's why the obama administration and the liberal press do not want a travel ban. now, here's what should be happening -- no american

airlines go to the ebola region. none. charter flights are allowed, but those coming back to the usa on those charter flights have to be isolated for 21 days. you simply cannot have self-reporting. it doesn't work. so medical people, military people, diplomats, whoever it may be, have to give up three weeks of their lives when they return from the ebola region. otherwise, we're going to have more ebola cases. that's just common sense. it is long past time for the american people, you, to rise up and demand the federal government do its job which is to protect us. the feds will not control the borders. they will not con front the isis terrorists in an effective way. and now they will not institute simple restrictions again this vicious ebola virus. look, dr. spencer wore protective gear. so did the two dallas nurses. this disease is fierce. you don't have self-reporting in a contagion like this.

i'm sorry -- the liberians and the people in guinea and sierra leone can't come here for a while. also, those brave americans who go over to help the poor africans and we support them, but part of their sacrifice is being isolated for three weeks when they come back. that's it. and the longer the obama administration delays these common sense protections, the angrier you, the american citizen, should get. from the very beginning of this horrible story, talking points has called for effective restricti restrictions. now i'm demanding them. give your senators and congress people an earful. tell them to do their jobs. and that's a memo. next, we'll speak with two doctors about the key points. also as ahead, geraldo investigatinging the hatchet terror attack on two new york city police officers yesterday. [ male announcer ] some come here

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in the "impact" segment, reaction to the talking suspense. with us, director of the center for infection and immunity at columbia university here in new york. and from washington, dr. martin mccary, public health expert at that teach at johnson hopkins university. we'll begin with you. am i making any mistakes in my analysis? >> well, i think you point out some of the problems, bill. i don't think in the u.s. we have a public health crisis. we have a media crisis creating hysteria for an infection that though one's ever caught in a public area. but "the new york times" makes a reasonable point that somebody coming back from a high-risk zone shouldn't be out there in the public. i just think it need to be put in the context that 500 people die of tuberculosis which is highly contagious, and we have never had anybody catch ebola out -- >> not yet.

>> in a public area. >> not yet. but that's going to happen, i'm afraid to say. the job of the federal government is to prevent an epidemic, prevent chaos, hyster hysteria, and all of that. "the new york times" wants self-voluntary, you know -- you got to report, you got to call. that's impossible. it's just impossible. they couldn't even do it with the doctor, and he was a hand-on guy with ebola. they couldn't even take him and put him away for 21 days. it's grossly irresponsible. yet -- you've seen the polling. americans agree with me overwhelmingly. the federal government has just screwed this up from the very beginning. >> well, every strategy has problems. i mean, we can't incarcerate people. that's not -- >> if we quarantined them, they'd done that now. unfortunately, dr. nancy snyderman and her crew were forcibly quarantined. >> it wasn't enforceable

obviously if the quarantine of broken. >> they didn't punish her. the public health ordered her quarantined. lock, doc, i'm going to get back to you in a moment. the fact of the matter is, we're trying to prevent this thing here. and the government isn't doing what it should do. dr. lipkin, when you have a situation where a sophisticated doctor -- doctors with borders, going over to help these people -- comes back, a lot of people on this network and others say he's irresponsible. this doctor himself is irresponsible for what he did. do you see it that way? >> well, he i don't think of really irresponsible. he turned himself in. he monitored him as he was asked to do. and he reported that he had a fever. and during the time that he was out and about in the city, he did -- i'm sure he didn't infect anybody. at that point, he didn't have symptoms. >> so you're sure -- >> i think there's a larger problem -- >> let's stay on dr. spencer for a moment. twoont have been wiser for the

doctor himself to say, you know, i'm going to stay away from everybody for 21 days, or the government to compel him to stay away from everybody? wouldn't that have been wiser? >> it does sound wiser on the face of it. it's challenging, however, because you have 150 people coming back every day on average from that part of the world. at the end of 21 days, you've got 3,000 people -- >> i wouldn't let any west africans come here unless they had to come here -- >> people who are citizens. returning -- >> yes, but i still wouldn't do it. >> there isn't a lot of tourism to that part of the world now. >> there isn't. you're right. that's just new york, 100 to 150 coming in here. and there are others, dulles and other airports coming in. i would say unless you have a compelling reason to be here, that you having to go to the u.s. embassy in monrovia, you're not coming for a while. i know it's hard, i know it's inconvenient, doctor. but i think to protect the public health, these thing have to be instituted. if they're instituted in africa,

you know that -- the african nations say, look, you can't come in here. they shut down all travel on the three countries. they just couldn't go. that worked in nigeria and senegal. >> every time we talk about banning all flights, everyone's in favor of restricting flights. when we talk about -- >> not everybody. they haven't restricted commercial flights to those areas. i'm talking about commercial flights, and you know it, doctor, not charters. >> this sends a message to any humanitarian that's thinking about going there that we can't guarantee that we can get you back. and it just doesn't make sense -- >> we'll get back on military flights and chartered flights with doctors without borders, they get back. that's a bogus excuse. come on -- >> this doctor would have come back on one of those flights. clearly that wouldn't have prevented this doctor from new york from coming back to new york. i think it's reasonable what you're saying. isolate them. we need more strategies. the government's a messy place, uncoordinated. it's a bureaucracy. >> right. thank you. >> that's what i appreciate about what we're saying here. >> thank you very much. the government is not equipped

to do, it and the president is one again abdicated his leadership. you know the last time dr. frieden was here, you stuck up for him. dr. frieden, head of the cdc. i'm a simple man. you're much smarter than i am. the last time i listened to this guy -- i haven't listened to him since -- he told me an ebola patient who would actively have the disease, the disease had now consumed him, on a bus, could spread it, you know, to you if he had the symptoms, the active symptoms. then he said, if you're a passenger on a bus, you can't get. i'm saying, you know what, that's so confusing and so contradictory. do you know what he meant? >> i can try to interpret what he meant. so what he was saying is that if you have active ebola -- >> yes -- >> and you vomit or you have diarrhea, or -- >> you sneeze on somebody -- >> the sneezing is not clear. >> mucus? >> no, it's not concentrated in saliva. it really is in feces and vomit

and so on. >> you get sick to your stomach, on the bus, you vomit -- >> on top of somebody, absolutely. that's a bad situation even if they don't have ebola. >> i would say so. >> agreed. that's what he meant. but in terms of somebody touching a handrail or touching a knob or something like that -- >> you can't get it that way unless the guy vomits on the knob. >> yes. >> we even heard this -- this is how crazy the story's getting. we put restrictions in. i got to let you go. i appreciate it. today, we were discussing whether -- because the doctor went to a bowling alley to bowl. whether his perspiration in the holes of the bowling ball might have gotten on somebody else. that's how insane this is getting. and that's why these restrictions have to be put in place. >> at that point he's not infected. >> okay. and i trust you, doctor. i'm coming to your house if you're wrong. i know where you live. ahead, another terror attack. this time on two new york city police officers. hatchet-wielding man shot dead. geraldo's investigating. later, how should christians

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"unresolved problems," third tw terror attack in less than a week. new york hatchet-wielding man attacking police officers, shot dead by cops. this comes on the heels two of canadian muslims killing soldier up there. this now with the inside story, fox' senior correspondent, geraldo rivera. before that, we have a terrible shooting north of seattle. i want to throw to claudia cowen, standing by in los angeles with the latest. claudia? >> reporter: bill, horror inside a high school cafeteria after a student, a freshman at the school, opened fire on a group of friend, killing one of them

before turning the gun on himself. it all happened at the marysville-pilchuck high school about an hour north of seattle, washington. police have not released his name. witnesses say that the shooter is a native american who was active in his tribe and played on the football team and was named homecoming prince last week. he was troubled, too. a fight with some of his teammates recently got his suspended. friend say he was distraught over the recent breakup with a long-time girlfriend. whether any of that was a motive for today's attack we don't know. around ten:45 a.m. pacific time, witnesses say he walked to a table of classmates who were also fellow tribal members, including apparently, they say, one of his best friends. he took a gun out of his backpack. without a word, fired half a dozen shots. >> we have a total of sick -- six individual that were involved. two are deceased. one is a male. he was the lone gunman. and one is a female.

four others were injured. three of them were transported to providence hospital in everett. one of treated at the scene and released. >> reporter: the school of put on lockdown while officers swept the campus and got everyone out. tonight, three students remain in critical condition. prayer vigils are scheduled for the weekend. back to you. >> claudia, thank you. what do we know about this hatchet idiot? >> like the two in canada, knucklehead ex-con, violent past who came to islam late in life. according to his social media, just rantinging and raving about the coran this or that and the o preserve west is attacking muslims everywhere. i think that, you know, he is the new definition of terrorist. t these loners, it is these self-starters, home-grown americans or, in the case of canada, canadian citizens who decide to give some justification to their violent

tendencies so they wrap it in islam. >> they're killing themselves. they want to kill themselves because they know they're not going to get away with it. they'll take somebody out with them, but all three of them are dead. >> i think -- i believe that many of them hope to get to syria to -- or to iraq to fight and become suicide bombers so they can't get there, the canadian fellow couldn't get a passport. that's what launched his frustration that led to the attack on parliament, et cetera. the guy with the axe in new york, zale thompson, 32 years old. he took the name zaim farouk abdbdul malik. you know, he wanted to commit his own jihad. it's obvious to me. i spoke to the grandmother of the 25-year-old cop, kenneth healy, who got hit with the axe. most seriously injured, in critical condition. last night, grandma says he's out of surgery. the surgery of successful. he is expected to recover fully. >> what do police feel about this stuff? i mean, their job is dangerous, it's always been dangerous. you have mass nuts -- we heard

about the crazy kid in seattle. always random violence. always going to be random violence. what do the cops think? >> they don't see it as random violence, bill. they see it -- regardless of what the brass says, regardless of what the mayor or the president says, the cops see it as the next front in the war on terror. they believe that these three are terrorists. they are heeding, the cops believe, that i spoke to today, that they are heeding word from isis, from al qaeda, from the jihadis to make war on cops, make war on military, make war on government. that they are self-starter, home grown. but this is, mark my word, this is the next front. they say get ready. this is a quote, "get ready because here it comes." this is what you'll be hearing about on a weekly basis. >> thank you very much. we have plenty more ahead. as the "factor" moves along, a group using young girls, some

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tonight we have four letters from teed off correspondents. one of the co-hosts of "outnumbered," also works at fox business network. sand areera, the first letter comes from janice foley in new jersey. when my father and mother legally entered the country from

ireland, they faced an employment situation where irish need not apply. am i now entitled to certain benefits because of this country's discrimination of my parents? this is off the white privileged debate that i had on -- >> i've been following that. >> so as i said, almost every immigrant groups has had discrimination, italians, everybody. what right now is the legal immigration profile? >> over a million people are integrating into this country legally and gaining legal permanent residence. >> every year? >> ever year. that's the average over the past three years. those are government statistics. and believe it or not, we all assume that it's the hispanic population coming to the united states gaining this legal residence. it's now asian americans. this is the fastest growing population that's immigrating into the country. the reason being is the skilled jobs, the skilled labor. we're actually not filling those jobs in the united states. >> yeah, the asians have a tendency to be much more educated -- >> technology.

>> when they apply for entry into this country. so we admit a million legally and then, you know, we have million illegally coming in. >> that's gaining legal permanent residence, not just immigrating into the country legally. >> right. the second missive from steve lockman, la keenta, california. everywhere you turn leader keep saying defeating isis will take years, as many as 30. really? patton's second army division would clean this up in a week, or am i wrong? look, if general patton or another aggressive commander were given, you know, the third army, they could go in to syria and wipe out isis, no doubt about it. that's not going to happen. we have a 62-nation coalition going to do it, right? >> well, if they were actually to engage directly in this fight -- >> they're not, are they? >> this not happening. you've got 62 nations in this fight. >> right. >> and of which we're talking about 52 countries who are not directly involved in the form of air strikes. when you look at the countries

involved -- in iraq, it's just us and five other countries. in syria, us and four other countries. you've got 52 countries -- >> 52 out of 62 are not doing air strike. >> no! >> no ground troops -- >> germany, italy, norway, they're sending arms but -- >> they say they'll help train. this 62-nation coalition is basically a paper tiger. >> is it really just them to blame or our leadership? is -- >> there's nobody leading against isis, nobody. >> could he be getting -- >> we should put putin in charge. loretta zimmerman, lynch station, virginia. what happened to we the people? millions of folks in the past decade went to the poll and voted for traditional marriage, activists judges trampled on the will of american people and legalized homosexual marriage and accept it or be demonized. how many states voted down gay marriage? >> between 1998 and 2012, 30 states banned same-sex marriage.

okay, this is at the -- >> in a vote? >> at the state level in a vote. of those 30, 11 were overturned by the federal courts. what's more alarming is if you look at those states? which the federal court overturned the ban, an overwhelming majority of the voters voted to ban same-sex marriage. like north carolina -- 61%. oklahoma, 76%. >> it's a constitutional play, the liberal judges are saying the constitution says that all people are supposed to have equal access to whatever the state gives, and that means marriage. you're getting the marriage license. the supreme court doesn't want to weigh in. they'll eventually have to. final liter -- diane benjamin, illinois. rove's candidate almost all lost in 2012. why do you continue to give his opinions any validity, o'reilly?" attack on poor karl rove. you watch the pinheads that predict games every week and get them wrong, do they not?

you can't throw people with knowledge out of here -- >> i deal with wall street analysts. >> they don't know. if you were to fire everybody with a wrong prediction, i'd be the only one broadcasting in the whole country. that's a joke. [ laughter ] >> a joke. thanks for filling in. appreciate it. >> thank you. and write us at madashell@foxnews.com. we'll be back. terrorism in the name of aallah. how should christians deal with it? do we turn the other cheek? i'm over the hill. my body doesn't work the way it used to. past my prime? i'm a victim of a slowing metabolism? i don't think so. great grains protein blend. protein from natural ingredients like seeds and nuts. it helps support a healthy metabolism. great grains protein blend.

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thanks for staying with us. a personal story segment. as you may know, christians are being persecuted in many muslim countries. the isis group is openly executing human beings who hold different religious beliefs. the christian gospel says we should turn the other cheek when under assault. not always. joining us, pastor of the first baptist church in dallas, robert jeffress. when i go to church, to mass in a catholic church, the priest never, never talks about terrorism or how to process it. do you in your congregation? >> yes, i do. and i do so without trying to be

politically correct. look, bill, we know the majority of muslims aren't terrorists. but you cannot any longer deny the relationship between islam and terrorism. especially after these last three attacks in north america all of which had some tie to islam. you deal with facts, here are the facts. fact, muhammad, the founder of islam, of a man of violence who committed all kind of atrocities including ordering 600 jews to be beheaded. when these terrorists engage in these acts, they were following the example of their spiritual leader. it's a fact that in the koran there are 35 sword verses that terrorists can point to that command killing infidels. it's a fact that christians occasionally do goofy things that commit acts of violence. which those occur, those of us who are leaders immediately and loudly denounce those actions. when you have a muslim act of terrorism, why muslim leaders for the most part run for cover. you have to drag them kicking

and scscreaming into denouncing these acts. you know like john adam said, bill, facts are stubborn things. but those are the facts. >> all right. what is the message, though, to your congregation? i mean, they come to you for spiritual guidance, not -- >> yes -- >> political track. the message that you're trying to tell them is what? >> okay, here's the message. you alluded to it in the setup. as individual christians, we are to forgive those who hurt us and wrong us. and that is the right response to personal o events. but nowhere in the bible does the bible command government to turn the other cheek, does it command government to forgive others, romans 13s that government is an avenger to bring wrath upon those who do evil. personally, we're to forgive. a as a government, we're to chase down evil-doers. >> how about one-on-one relations with muslim people?

so i don't have any trouble -- i know a few muslims, not many. but a few. and i treat them the way i treat everybody else. in their religion, once in a while i ask what they think, this, that, and the other. the answers are usually logical. that we condemn this kind of terrorism, that we, islam is now a nation of peace, despite the historical thing that may have happened. there's always context, debate over those. how are we supposed to look at islam? are we supposed to embrace our muslim brothers and sisters? >> absolutely. and i tell my congregation as individual christians, we ought to pray for muslims. we ought to pray and do everything we can to introduce them to faith and jesus christ -- >> we should proselytize to them? >> absolutely. i mean, i teach my congregation -- >> does that mean doing what do you, though, nailing muhammad as a violent guy? i mean, is that the tact you take? >> you have to tell the truth,

bill. and the truth is islam is a false religion built on a false book written by a false prophet. this last monday night, i was in mississippi speaking. in the audience of a lifelong muslim who had just converted to christianity. he told me everything i was saying about islam is true. he has dedicated his life to telling the truth about islam and winning people to jesus christ. >> now, if you were advising a spiritual ad -- a spiritual advising to president obama, say you were his spiritual adviser -- >> not likely chance. >> no, i know. i mean, look, you -- powerful people come to you for discussion and advice, i'm sure. >> yeah. >> what would you tell him? >> well, i would tell him that first of all he has a particular responsibility as the leader of government. t a different responsibility than i -- it is a different responsibility than what i have to share the love of christ. i think president obama unfortunately has been caught up in political correctness that

has kept him from doing some of the things you've suggested, to protect our country against ebola. i think likewise because it's not politically correct to profile muslims, that he's not really securing our country. look, the facts are muslims are much more likely in today's world to commit acts of terror than buddhists, hindus, catholics, or baptists. >> all right, pastor. in the usa, i think we need to point out for the sense of fairness that the american muslim community is largely peaceful here since 9/11 -- >> that's right. >> it has been. >> that's right. >> pastor, thank you. coming up, an outrageous story, left-wing group using little girl to make political points using obscene language. ♪ ben! well, that was close! you ain't lying! let quicken loans help you save your money.

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what the heck just happened segment. disturbing situation on the net.

group out of ohio had made a video using girls ages 6 to 13. speaking out against alleged social oppression. the video is obscene. >> pretty. >> pretty. >> pretty. >> what the [ bleep ]? i'm not a [ bleep ] princess in distress. >> i'm pretty [ bleep ] powerful. >> and ready for success. >> so what is more offensive? >> a little girl saying [ bleep ] or the [ bleep ] unequal and sexist way society treats girls and women? >> all right. that's enough of that. here now, our guests. shock value. probably wrong even to run it, but it is out there. and one of the mothers of a little girl told one of the entertainment programs that because the mother herself was abused as a child, she wants to get everybody's attention. >> right. >> that's why she let her little child say terrible words. and you say?

>> they said they were glad that they started a conversation. but the conversation isn't about sexual abuse or oppression or sexism. it's about what a lousy parent this person is for taking her child and using her child as a prop to sell t-shirts. it's a for-profit company that sells t-shirts. they're hiding behind faulty stat the stick, the statistics be -- statistics. the statistics about wages have been debunked time and time again. what they're doing is running scared. they're using -- >> running scared. no doubt about it. >> trying to raise awareness trope. when they're using that, you know they're losing. >> here's a fallacy -- sorry to use a big word with you. the conversation, cliche is, in play. it's on every show. everybody knows that there are some people who feel women aren't paid the same as men. everybody knows abuse is bad. everybody knows this. you take a little girl, and you allow your little girl to say these thing in public -- that

tape's going to follow those little girl for the rest of their lives. and you'll -- for the first time in his life -- this is about bad parenting. >> this is awful. i think that these bums -- everybody involved should be arrested for child abuse. i child abuse in this thing. they make adrian peterson look like a responsible parent, a saint in my opinion. and whatever cause they're aspouzing as you say, this is counterproductive. >> diminished and doing more harm to these girls who now feel it's legitimate to, you know, express yourself in this way. >> as a matter of fact, the selling on the site lgbt equality gear. and as a member of the lgbt community, i demand they seize and assist. >> okay. senator elizabeth warren from massachusetts. >> i've heard of this lady, yeah. >> she is -- what she's doing is she's positioning herself as the anti-hillary clinton, running to

the left of hillary clinton. just in case something happens to mrs. clinton where she decides not to run or doesn't do well, she's hovering around. and there isn't a far left cause on earth that mrs. warren does not embrace. roll tape. >> have you had any similar experiences with being treated differently because you're a woman by your colleagues in the senate? >> yes. >> can you elaborate? >> no. >> i'm not asking for a name. >> no. i've said all i'm going to say. >> all right. here's how absurd this is. this is a first-term senator. >> yes, sir. >> so how does she know if she's being treated differently? she's never been there before. >> i have some advice for senator warren, stay out of the mens rooms in the senate. >> she doesn't -- >> no, but listen, the fact is you nailed it earlier. you said anybody that runs for president whether it's a female, hillary or this lady, any criticism will be construed as

sexist. the fact of the matter is men and women are different. men treat each other -- we interact differently. for example, we call each other, hey, what's up, b word, that kind of thing, we tell dirty jokes. it's al franken telling a dirty joke and she walks in the room, they stop. yes. >> this comes off a book -- by the way, i don't think either senator warren or gillebrand won't come on and talk to me. senator gill brand said male comments on her weight, appearance, this, that and the ore thing which apparently is, you know -- >> the point is not that elizabeth is a woman, she's unoriginal. she's a robot. she's merely repeating what her peers have said before her. >> she should have backed it up. >> but the point is so far what we've seen elizabeth warp do is relies on identity rather than

achievement. she talks a lot about being a native american. the ideas she has are to the left of obama. she makes obama look like a john bercher. it's identity politics which replaces actual thought and achievement. >> and she really wasn't a native american when it came down to it, at least the scott brown campaign came out with the fact she's one-thirty-second, gutfeld, i saw you running down with an indian outfit on at the time. >> that was something completely different, bill. >> no? >> by the way you still have my leash. >> i don't recall senator hillary clinton whining about when she was in the senate tipsy ted kennedy stole her pantsuit -- >> i don't know if that ever happened, mcguirk. there they are and here are the results of our billoreilly.com poll. should jesse watters guest host

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ms. megaiyn warming up in the bullpen. i'm bill o'reilly. please remember the spin stops here because we definitely are looking out for you. breaking tonight, a series of major stories unfolding at this hour in what has turned out to be another very busy night for "the kelly file." welcome everybody. i'm megyn kelly. at this hour two deputies are dead following a 30-mile shoing spree on the west coast. what police are saying about the suspects in this developing story coming up. to the east, terror on the streets of new york city as the police commissioner today confirms an attack on four rookie officers was indeed the work of a home grown radical. >> at this particular point in time i would be comfortable preliminary evaluation is that this was a terrorist act. >> a terrorist attack. plus, just 24 hours after confirming another