you'll see the man who killed osama bin laden. that is airing tomorrow night, and wednesday night. that is all the time we have for this evening. i hope you have a great night. -w o'reilly factor isp vm on, tonight. >> we don't have the capacity tof÷ deport 11 million people. >> presid

post election edition. >> why do you think the obama agenda lost? >> i don't know. the republicans; that dirty cash. 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 talking points memo. with the party on the ropes and credibility badly damaged, president obama needs an issue to regain momentum. and he believes that issue is illegal immigration. so the president has decided to take unilateral action, hoping to please hispanic americans and liberal thinkers. >> we need to makeñ]p! sure tht the millions of people who are here, many who have been here for a decade or more, and have american kids and for all practical purposes are part of our community,

that they pay a fine they pay any penalties, they learn english and get to the back of the line and they have a capacity to legalize themselves here. we don't have the capacity to deport 1 is 1 million people. >> now, the "the washington post" reports the president may sign the executive order shortly, talking points would not be surprised if that comes during thanksgiving week. because that holiday symbolized by pilgrim immigrants. be that as it may the president is trying to put the republican party on the defensive and things could get nasty. 6w4ésruáe last thing immigration fight. there is no urgency to require it to be signed right now. best thing for the entire country is to let the congress have a0ó7uju weeks to design immigration bill then if president obama doesn't like he can veto and do his executive action deal. the american voters clearly stated they want congress to

fix the economy. immigration reform far down the list of priorities for most of the folks. transfer there is a pure political play on the part of obama. is he trying to deflect attention away from the economic record and into the conservative vs. liberal battle. talking points believes this is wrong. again, not good for the country. however, do i believe some right wing hardliners are wrong as well. injecting the fair treatment for illegal aliens. there is no question the border has to be secured before any concessions are granted. but if the republican congress passes legislation that seals the southern border, then humane action should be taken within the u.s.a. the biggest reason for that, is the u.s. government has been complicit in allowing people to cross the border illegally. president reagan on, washington knew what was happening and did notoki4euu it. that's because business makes money from illegal

immigration. so, with the u.s.>(] government at fault, it should now try to right some wrongs seal the borderçq people living here illegally. that's the border. top story tonight from]ibdñ theview. i karl rove, what's going wrong#t(gç here, mr. rove. >> i'm generally in agreement with what you have to say. step back for a minute though and think about what the president is saying here. the president saying unless the house of represents acts in a matter of weeks, i'm going to take this executive action. think about what this means. either he is asking them to pass the senate bill. that's one option. pass the senate bill, take it up and pass it as is. that's not how washington works. the houseis and senate on almost every piece of legislation come at it from slightly different ways and there is a process by which those differences are then discussed and negotiated between the two bodies. the house passes the bill. the senate passes the bill and goes to congress committee. it takes months to negotiate

out the end of that so the president is by simply, if what he is saying is you have got to take up the senate bill and pass it with no changes, his completely ignorant of how washington works. the other thing is, you said take a couple of weeks. think about this. we have essentially five work weeks left before the end of the year. we have thanksgiving and the christmas holidays intruding into this. so we have got five weeks. that means normally they would have apáãmaximum of 15 session days and 20 work days that they would have between now and the end of the year. and they have got a lot to do. they have to organize themselves this week and next spent in sort of organizi÷1e themselves, having the primaries inside the caucuses so that they can elect the spherls of the two bodies, the officials of the two bodies in january. they have got a continuing resolution or omnibus to fund the government either for a couple of months or hopefully through the end of the fiscal year. they have got a bunch of stuff on their table. this is a big complex issue. bill, do you know how big the senate immigration bill is? 1200 pages. >> more than 1,000 pages.

>> 1200 pages. >> i said that the new congress should do this. not the old congress. >> sure. it doesn't have to be done now, and the reason is he wants to create chaos and throwing thosee republican party compromise i'm not going to don÷ anything. there are those people. that's what he wants. he wants to show the nation that they made a mistake by putting the republicans in+ power. that's what this is all about. >> you may be right. i think you are right. his intent is to get something done. going about it all wrong. >> there is one other reality he has got to get used to.om]ó i was in white white house

for seveng peanut butter and jelly. steak for lunch, that's there. president says i want the chop tore take knee andrews. pam it happens. he gets used to things happening. i think he has8id forgotten how washington works. he is he used to calling up harry reid do this or do that. that's not how washington works and it's not going to work that way. >> you have got to take a crews. go to outcome tan. you can't go to mexico yet i haven't lifted the boycott. go over to jamaica. he knows how itá;b going to the texas coast. he has been frustrated by it for six years. this is a pure i don't want to use iteming two here but is he demagoguing the issue. kindle the liberal spirit. regain momentum on the left. >> guess what, it isn't going to work. b, what he is ignoring is this is damaging his legacy.

his choice is for the next two years to be the obstructionist in chief saying no, my way or the highway or it is to bebs nimble and a jill. he could get anáimmigration bill. >> i think so too. >> 10 years from now. he could say, i'm the 'éñz who got the immigration bill done, instead of i'm the guy who was simply obstructionist and as a result).0y completely sidelined the last few years. >> >> he has lost vision of the he is stubborn and angry. >> that's right. is he born and angry. >> all personal. meantime the country is going to go into this big -- that's all you are going to hear is thisñi crescendo of hatred on both sides i hope not. the republican hardliners on

immigration ought to respond, not in anger, not with vitriol. not with a hotpurñ temper, the entire republican party ought to respond, in my opinion, with disappointment and frustration, not with he wants to draw us into this argument. the best thing to do is slide right by@@qq him. mr. president you did you a wrong thing, we are going to restraining you by taking away the money to execute this plan. and we are going to go to courtb overturned. we are going to do everything we possibly can to stop you, but we are respectful way because we are not going to get drawn into your silly little game. >> karl rove, everybody. next on the rundown, senator john mccain, mary katharine and juan williams all have thoughts on the immigration debate. megyn kelly on president obama's nominee. we have dealt with her before. factor is coming right back. dómñ

continuing now with lead story, president obama, executive action, and illega$ from washington mary kathrine ham and here juan williams. this is a pure political have been around washington enough to know. there is no urgency here for him to take his legislation pen and sign this thing. he can wait a few months, wait until congress is sworn n january and that they ÷ can, you know, if, i would say by april he doesn't get anything, then i would take my little pen and do it. but this is purely, he is miffed, he is angry. so he is going to throw up a:py couple hand grenades, right? >> wrong. it's been since 2013 when the senate passedlmú bipartisan immigration reform bill that the president has been waiting. you shed this istó not urgent in the talking points memo. >> correct. >> but you know what? if your.u ask hispanics in this country, half of them say it's the number one issue,fhhr bill. number one. and because they are tearing apart families. polling? tw@rjá$rp+e shocked you.at

here is the exit polling i saw munk people who voted. republicans had a good night tuesday. among thoseobñy constituencies they said 70 percent said yes time congratulation reform. >> it's the eighth priority. they want the economy right? so i say and you don't disagree with my analysis. secure the border first, right? in fact the senate bill does that i have said it many times. >> so i think the president should give>tp congress until april but he won't because he wants to blow it up. do you agreeñi me mary kathariw0p >> i think it's a political move. in addition to just being a political move because is he a political animal and i don't think he knows hwkt to turn into thinking else. that's what he is going forward with this. and here's the thing. obama has presided over no change bigger than ay4yu3 precipitous drop in faith in the federal government to be able to do things=c right? so here's the deal. don't blow up the process. if you want to give people encouragement, start with

smaller things that you can do competently. maybe break off parts of that immigration bill if you want to do it it another thing is as you said. >> this is emotional. this is an emotional//ra thing. now, here's the question. here's the question for you. i know you are going to answer it when president obama is out of office, should go on a cruise with> what are you talking about? i come in here to irritate. >> you you don't irritate me sometimes you do but not tonight. here's the84": question. is he that fervent or this is good for liberal base and hispanic base. it's a political calculation. i don't see the father ventricle is i of this. >> let me ask you something. don't you realize that the america's business community create jobs, bill. >> i'm7 that. you know that. >> this will add to the economy. this is good for the economy. >> i'm not arguing that&uh#w a

humane bill can be passed. i think most americans agree. >> right. >> there is about 20%ê-)pá don't. >> okay. >> the hard line. laura ingraham, you know,. >> too much. >> well, that's your opinion. >> that is mydsi9 opinion. >> they say we are not going to reward illegal behavior. >> i saysdqu bring people into the legal system. right now we have got 12 million people. we are not deporting them and they're breaking the law. >> all the polls say that americans want this to be dealt with fairly. >> yes. >> but they don't want it blown up into this war be juan, it's not going to help the economy.@ he can$"mñ wait. for the good of the country, go ahead, mary katharine. >> 6é7á of all, obama himself in 2012 when he was making excuses)=i not doing this telemundo in talking to hispanic voters. he said he didn't do it because it would be legally hard to defend. he correct. i'm not sure what has changed. that's one problem. the issue is yes, you are

blowing up the process. i think bill o'reilly and myself are probably people who are not considered hardliners on4 bill, does this make you want to go jolly good let's argue this and have a conversation about it? no. is he blowing up the process. >> that's going to be harmful. >> it this isn't a priority. sounds like the giant healthcare reform bill that people asked when people were not interested in this and then it blows up. >> mary katharine throwing in the kitchen sink? and making people upset it's there. >> you think it makes everybody upset. the senate passes a a bill. it's got people from people in the border states, you know, it's got orrin hatch, true conservatives, and then boehner -- >> -- continues the process and talk about it. >> process to do it, mary >> that's all in the past. anythingçátf÷es and you say give him more time, bill. >> that's right. best thing for the country. >> also a constitutional democracy and congress is supposed to pass this. >> he asked me a question

i'm going to has been it and disend sendh@(oç you on your wa. >> i don't believe that the republicans are going to react like mr. roveip really okay, well, we wall wait. i believe there is going to be a vicious tear your throat out war over this if he signs executive action. that is bad for the entire country. >> they hate obama and you are going to say this going to cause problems? >> you are so nasty, juan. >>ú3hlm don't hate obama, i'm&u> over here arguing about the process.!st> we need to concentn the economybpy'%irst. immigration after that juan and mary katharine, everybody. there he there they are. china, disrespecting president o:k @&c @&c@ brit hume has some thoughts on that. later, watters world tries to find out exactly what wents%

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impact segment tonight. president obama is in china this evening talkingkómñ economics. chinese media working him over as ed henry reported this morning. >> when the chinese decide to attack the president openly in some of their state run includingd:f t. global times. making fun of the president"2tç and mocking him over midterm elections saying obama always utters yes we can which led to the high expectations people is have for him but he has done an inaccept bid job offering nearly nothing to his supporters. >> joining us now with analysis is brit hume. >> tought]ihtju me watching the american president being treated) chinese. i can't figure out what's in it for the chinese. the president of the united states goes over there andvtgtc they have -- tunic. state run media so we know it's coming from the

government. they are mocking him. why are they doingu it? >>'ia well, peace with china's sort of expansionist ambitions. this is the way dictatorships behave. they are paranoid and territorial. they are often seek to expand their domains and their influence in the world.g paranoid how they are perceived in the world. greater power. it sees the united states as a rifle and perhaps even as an enemy. despite the fact that the economic ties between the two countries are deeper than they probably have2;pyq evr been which is restraining force i guess on both ssí >> i still don't know what they gain from making it personal and attacking barack obama. they might want something from him in the next two years what do they gain? this is like fifth grade stuff. why? >> i think they can. they think he isf&b+zr(ñ weak.

they think he can be,t) bullied, perhaps in to seeing things their way. i noticed that tunic,z-% bill, it's common that those summits to have the leaders all wear something that is common to the host country. that's what that looked like to me. they3+, usually do that for the big class picture. >> yeah. >> i wonder whether the president, you know, needed to do that then. i don't know. >> i wouldn't wear that. >> look, if i'm the president, and they working me over in the state run media and they give me that tunic. i set it on fire. i'm not wearing that thing. yeah. >> look good on you. >> there comes a point and i don't know whether president obama is aware of it. he probably isn't. but there comes a point where you are representing earth. and you don't have to take that you don't react immaturely, all right? but you i don't like this.

and i don't want to see it again. and if i see it again, i'm going to get on the next plane home. >> well, china is interesting on this point. i mean, it's a little hard to fathom their motives to. try to see it, i mean, i can't really read their minds. but it appears to me, at least, that+z they -- that they think that the president is weak. and i don't mean by that. >> of course they think he is weak. everybody thinks he is weak. >> well, i understand that. what are they looking at? >> that editorial mentioned the midterm elections. that's not really the key factor here. the key factor, bill, it seems to me is that even although it's diminished now and spread to some extent thin around the world the united states is still by far the]@qb military super power of the world. i mean, think of china,r,pñ china has one aircraft carrier. the united states has 10 or 19, depending on how you countá-+átjy it's building two more of these ford class super carriers which will dwarf anything that anyone else in the world has. it's light years ahead of what we have hadñ1b+t now. and we are now light years ahead of everybody else.

in relation to china is true. but we are still very powerful. thef+d1 question is. >> he doesn't carry himself that way. >>zy(wu he has been evident to use the power. contempt. and that's why they]r9vñ act con contemptuous of him. >> you are introducing a cultural thing. you think they find it coná p1"? contemptible because ofe0 k?j4(c their culture. >> let me put t. this way. it makes them lose respect for him and think of him as weak and that's why you see this sort of back of the hand treatment that he gets. and has really gotten from the start with the china -- he has been there before. he wasn't particularly well treated the tis time. >> the olympics and all of that they ignored bush pretty much. they didn't say much one way or the other about him. >> they didn't reaé&o mess with him. >> just real quick, on the debate that we have had on immigration, i think if obama signs the immigration executive order, that it's going to get really hateful andd

that's what i think is going to happen. >> it raises for me this question. the obstacles to getting a bill through the house which is where it was stopped the lastt8mr time. istedj& that people in the house look+ék at obama and they look at a bill and the bill may have some border enforcement provision written into it and -- they don't think he will do it. so, what is the effect then of his issuing executive order which may be of questionable constitutionally on that process? it makes it even harder, which raises the question does obama really want a bill? >> that's what i'm asking. >> or does he want the issue forself and his party? >> he wants a war. that's what i think he wants. >> is he trying to set a trap. >> plenty more as the factor moves along this evening. megyn kelly on the new will she be as controversial as ericspu holder. they are pals you know. watters world the post election edition asking the post what the heck happened? >> the president said that his policies were on the ballot. and then everybody rejected those policies.

>> i think his agenda is still salad. i'm still going to back him. >> are you high now? >> we hope you stay tuned to those reports.

perm story segment tonight it. senator john mccain who is a friend to thisg%jt program hasña new book out personal history of americans at war just in time for veterans day tomorrow. last week the senator and i sat down.-x0rñ >> senator, a couple of political questions first.

you are a big immigration guy. you had as6s bill that you didn't get passed. now, president obama says he may use executive authority's power to legalize some undocuments how do you see this? >> well, i see it asy+tna a cynical he action that means isn't that(6 immigration reform. is he only interested in play indicating his base and his hispanic population of our nation because he knows full well that that will cause everything huge negative reaction amongst the¿ republicans. >> he said in his press conference last week that he was willing to?ho÷ work with republicjc immigration issue. take unilateral action.

i'm confused. i want you to try to make a prediction here. what do you think he is going to do? >> i'm very much afraid that he is going to take unilateral action so he can go back to the democrat hispanic base blame it all on the republicans in congress again. >> so you think he wants a civil war for political reasons? is that what you are saying? >> i can't say thatéyh specifically that that is;#v. his intention. but i can certainly say that that's going to bed> i agree. i think so. >> and if we8 started in the house in b;y0something like that.t. for him to unilaterally carpet bomb us here. then that is going to causec ç huge negative reaction. frankly amongst my

constituents.$jt he didn't tell us waso?"a÷ revealed. the mullahs in iran. you objected to that because the iranians have supported assad and syria who are killing the people that were supposed to be allied with, against isis and gets pretty complicated. >> it gets complicated. but it's immoral. we're now supposedly training about a thousand or more syrians who are going to go back in and fight against bashar assad. who is it that's killing them? it is bombs and equipment brought in by lebanon. supposed to send them fightm bashar playing footy and getting in bed with the iranians. and for us to somehow believe that we can

cooperate with probably our greatest enemy when you look at outright enemies on earth, to me, is both naive, cynical and frankly immoral. >> all right. now, you=2wñ have a new book out tomorrow "13 soldiers" on veterans day. it's an interesting book because you're profiling guys from the revolutionary war all the way up to modern times. what is the take away from this book? >> a depiction of those individuals, most of them very ordinaryvd1jb people, from ordinary walks of life who were engaged personally in conflicts throughout our history and we described those conflicts a bit to some degree. their feats ofr> all right. senator, thanks very much. the book is 13 soldiers. >> thank you, my friend.

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thanks for staying with elly file segmentilly. tonight, as you may know attorney general eric holder is out and president obama>,hnñ has nominated u.s. attorney loretta lynch to take his place. now, ms. lynch was working here in new york city. and we dealt with her in a very terrible child abuse case. >> finally, a hero to protect the kids, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. 27-year-old andrew goodman raped two boys age 11 and 13 over a period of four years. this savage pleaded guiltyétm6 to 48 felony counts of criminal sexual acts. 48 counts. murphy sentenced the monster to just two years in prison. outraging the victims, their families, and the brooklyn district attorney general. murphy gave goodman the minimum sentence. he could have given him life dñyi(hy was the judge so lenient? mur refuses to answer the

question. he is hiding under his desk.yx@ because of time served, goodman could be released in4t!3 a few weeks. enter u.s. attorney loretta;ñ lynch, whoí#8oñ yesterday chargd goodman with a federal crime of transporting a minor across state lines to engage in sexual activity. goodman allegedly took one of the boys from new york to new jersey to see a kid rock concert and then had sex with the minor. if convicted on the federal charge, goodman could getkiíu least 10 years in a federal prison. ms. lynch obviously doing this to protect children from goodman. something judge murphy is unwilling to do. she is a hero. and should be respected by all americans for standing up to a gross injustice. >> here now the anchor of the kelly file seen immediately after the factor. what happened in this case this monster guy? >> she did step. in by the way judge murphy the bad guy, the bad judge is still on the bench. >> yeah, of course. >> until[(v÷ he rerequires in

2016. >> of course. this is new york.gx they can do whatever they want. murphy has never explained that verdict. >> correct. but he spent a lifetime defending people just like that child molester before he they put6&,o him on the bench. heroin in this. she stepped, in she brought federal charges. they are still pending. this loser goodman decided to defend himself which is good because is he almost certainly going to be convicted. he has been filing motions >> motion after motion after motion to defend the actual trial. >> for most of us that didn't go to law school like you, kelly, all right. want to walk through it soé=i the u.s. attorneyp. general, ms. lynch. >> yes. >> does this very goodt'ú1r thing. >> yep. do it because the defendant brought the boy across state line. >> across state lines. >> feds can getcós involved. >> she knew that judge murphy, that wasn't justice. >> the guy was about to get out. >> i know. >> he was about to get out of prison for two years. >> two and a half years, where is theúphk swift justice here? where is the, you know, --

>> -- it's amaying what the criminal defendants can do to postpone justice in this country. there is reason we set them this up way to procedurally try toíñ(fñ favor them, the bur(3v> hem#> it's not j3e< murphy. no9vhthat would be conflict of interest. >> judge murphy has said very little about his@l0÷ role. >> this guy has asked for the case to be dismissed twice? >>@#÷8 yes. conditioning it. >> why can't they say no, let's go. >> they do. >> if i284wéu(j a judge this would have beenl4hq done. >> these docket are very crowded. it's not that easy to get dates popping up. once you are sort of off -- who cares because is he

sitting andh prison now. is he in a federal prison in new york in%6a=s brooklyn. is he not having a grand old time. he is where is he going to wind up. he will remain there. >> you are not upset that the system is being manipulated by this guy. i would rather hiá in prison. >> he would not wasting that much money on it because we don't have -- we just have court appointed guy saying that's a stupid move. >> thatéhhxb being said ms. lynh attorney general this woman didn't have to do. this she did itge didn't like the injustice. and she willú$ right? >> i have to say that i think this is the person who should be the most acceptable to the right wingró or the republicans in this country ofi1anybody3ohshp &c@ president obama was considering. she is straightee shooter. first of all, she would be attorney general, right? i9ñ mean, that in and of itself is a pretty amazing accomplish: went to harvard grad, harvard law school. she has no close ties to the

white house. she is not some firm idealogue. she has prosecuted democrats and republicans. she has been a hero on dang crime. >> all right. >> she isvj >> she is in. >> with the president and eric holder on certain things like voter i.d. laws. that's to be expected. that's to be expected for obama's very fair. is and th@ck the senate has president clinton and under president obama to be eastern district of new york attorney. >> okay. you have to stop beks1j i have to finish myí:ptiw comes on. if you keep talking why have to- >> if you want to hear more of me stay tuned 15 minutes. >> i like her nun outfit. i like that. she wore it for(eg me. >> watters world on deck. we asked the folksf?p"z happened in blas week's blexz. ♪ ♪ ♪

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back of the book segment tonight. watters world. the post election edition it. we sent our pal upnaúto hartford, connecticut. we asked folks about last week's election results. ♪ ♪[:v+÷ >> i'm really depressed. >> why? >> the obamaknñ agenda got crus on tuesday. >> i don't know what that means. >> i don't know whatp)y you're talking about. >> a lot of people are pretty happy about what happened, i 6ar think. >> did you vote? >> i can't vote because i'm a felon. and i'll kill c >> why do you think the obama agenda lost? >> i don't know. the republicans, that money, that dirty cash. when money talks, [ bleep ] walking.

>> i think there was a lot of äjé nal animosity toward him that affected the election. >> why did obama's agenda lose? >> i don't know. you tell me. >> have the policies helped$-x ? >> no. >> you might be a republican. >> i guess i am. sev#u absolutel.  the exit polls said it was a1 rejection of president obama and his policies. >> okay. well, people say what they want to say. >> can you disagree with the president's policies and not be a racist? >> yes. >> so how do you know the people racist? >>u(÷ by their other behavior. 10;s>> sometimes.asyvc9 lo? >> do you smoke 6l@n2(çweed? >> no.k3ax >> why doesn't the president want to reduce myñ!4 have more money to spend? >> i don't know. you tell me. >> do you think obama's listening to the people? >>zuhonestly, no.

af. charge. >> that's not -- no good for me. >> it's not good for me. >> bunch of money hungry people for me. >>c&z[ what do you t#5 going to do? >> not going to be able to get any house insurance anymore,swy nothing like that. that's going to be out. >> but president obama took a lot of people's health insurance himself, remember? >> did he? >> since the office poor people have gotten poorer and the rich have gotten >> true. maybe he's a republican himself and he doesn't know it, you know? &háhp &hc% president than reagan was. republicans worship reagan. they don't like obama. >> follow my finger. >> oh come on,1'> what does republican stand for, do you think? >>uóon't know.5#÷c you tell me. >> i don't have allz"ñd the an. >> neither do i. >> if the wolfman were here he'd say get your as in gear. >> i used to go here. v know that?j f >> my dad went here. >> i'm not as old as your dad,

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