winning his appeal against the nfl. running back overturn his indefinite suspension. rice was suspended earlier this year. after he was shown punching his now wife. and that's it for "on the record." have a great weekend, everybody. >> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> we have bernie goldberg and dennis miller in a very special o'reilly factor. >> i went to recline my seat. i felt like i was in an all issue in gynecological office. >> raising a a generation of kids who know how to tweet and text but don't know how to hold a conversation. >> miller talks about hillary clinton, the airline industry and putin. >> putin next year is going to be on "dancing with the stars." ♪ >> it's a dynamic duo on the factor right now. >> i believe in her teens, snooki did take part in some waterboarding down in egg harbor, new jersey. >> i think that happened. and, unfortunately, the waterboarding didn't take.

>> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching tonight. best of our dynamic duo starring dennis miller and bernieberg. you believe wants to finish the power of america. >> you say every night i almost hear you saying he is too smart must have a play. he doesn't have a play, billy. he doesn't have a play, man. this isn't a jujitsu thing. this is the way he sees the thing. >> i know that thing is not a thing. >> i only hope the future is russia and china go after the same piece of meat. maybe we come> i barbecue. got the call. >> i'm thankful he keeps

biden out of it because if he sends plugs mackenzie over there we could all get vaporized. >> imagine, imagine. >> putin next year is going to be on "dancing with the stars." ♪ listen, at this point, putin is in obama's head. like that dennis weaver film called putin truck is behind. scaring the living hell out of him. not going to do anything. run a a little faster. just the way it is. >> all right. now, do you like merkel in germany? do you like her? >> i like putin's chest better than merkel. listen, the hun. i don't know. what's that old saying the hun? either at your throat or your feet. bad track record. they can't jump into a war again unless somebody is bunji jumping off a building in berlin. they can't go back in. >> they can help out a little bit, you know.

may be selling carriers. >> if he wants to scare the living hell out of putin have him wake up in the bed like the horse in the godfather mod to moscow or did something other there. >> he ate moscow both miller and i had a very hard time getting from los angeles to hay. we took separate flights on american airlines and each flight was delayed by three hours. why? because they didn't have any flight crews. now, miller flies all the time. so overall, all over the country, i mean, overall what do you think has happened with the airline industry? flight so bad that the the pilot came through halfway down and i would have said good.

shirley you can't be serious. >> i am serious and don't call me shirley. >> we don't have any options hawaii. for god's sakes i flew over in the chitty chitty bang bang car. i went to decline my seat and i felt like i was in an amish gynecological seat. get stuck in the line getting behind the plane moron guy who gaper taped a twine handle under a frigidaire freezer box he is calling a carry on trying to carry it into the overhead with hydraulic jacks. >> keep your paws off my bag. i have given up because you have got to fly. put up with it. crap get-go. got john j crackle box for a face breaking off new just want to suck him up out of my life.

then they do a cavity search on me. >> moon river, thank you, doc. ever served time. >> piggy bank back mammograms at the end of the day, let me say, this in addition to the pilot is you same excuse, we don't have any crews. and the flight was scheduled 8 months in advance. you think somebody might have figured out you have got to have some crews on the plate. you show up five days later and they still don't have any crews. >> my pirate was wearing black from the flick. >> fly the plane. >> listen, the people on the plane are nice. trying to pass a a piece of

legislation for aba. ♪ take a chance on me >> abba. airline bullying billy act. ♪ take a chance on me. >> did you see the watters world in denver with the pot festival over the weekend? >> what do you do for a job? what do you do? i'm going to smoke this gas mask. >> i can't breathe in this thing. >> i got some jokes about it if it's permissible. >> yes it is. go. >> look at jesse in the first place with the pink up turned collar. is he like a gay dracula coming down on these people? >> i am dracula. >> what the hell is going on there? i guess this is this guy and his kid. i don't tell people what

do-to-do with their kids. i don't want anybody telling me. i do know this, i think there is a way for kids to make hay off all these people getting stoned. rebirth of our economy. we did not sea world war 2 reinventing 10 years went before it the war machine ramping it got it going. kids, you have to remember half the people on the plane feel stoned like that kid. they are laughing at absolutely anything for 20 minutes at a time. you can take them down. you know what the 420 crowd is? eventually they are going to be working for you and think are going to come up and go hey, for 20 bucks i will wash your car. for 2 obucks i will mow your lawn. for 0 bucks i will shovel your front driveway. >> are you in need of any assistance, sir? >>. no. >> that's what 420 means, take them down. they are exinting a limp on the certain getty plane. >> i like it, miller. the straight kids will resume that's the campaign. >> this is going to reboot the economy.

half the playing field is giggling. when we come right back, bernie goldberg on the internet madness consuming america. bernie is next. ght, so this tyll arthritis lasts 8 hours but aleve can last 12 hours. and aleve is proven to work better on pain than tylenol arthritis. so why am i still thinking about this? how are ya? good. aleve. proven better on pain.

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sexually suggestive pictures of someone they know. joining us from north carolina the purveyor of mr. goldberg.com mr. goldberg. how do you think all the data is going to affect these children as they grow intoñ> >> look, i do think there is a danger that we may be raise as generation of kids who don't know the meaning or the importance of because it's easy using, as you put it, these machines it's easy to share things that should be private. first, with friends and before you know it, it's in the hands of strangers. and, i agree with you, too, that we may be raising a generation of kids who know how to tweet and text but don't even know how to hold a conversation. i'm with you that far. but i don't think the problem, bill, is technology. i think the problem, very often, not always, but very often is lazy parenting. there is a very good article on the huffington post by a writer named debra fine.

and she says, i think she makes a a very good point that kids learn by example. okay? they sm0lsx what their parents -- as much as you talk to them. it's much more important what you do. so, if you smoke, don't be shocked if your kids smoke. if you use drugs on the weekend, you know, marijuana, whatever, don't be surprised if your kid in high school or maybe junior high school starts smoking marijuana, and it's no different with smart phones. when you are withéá be with your kids. don't put the smart phone down. put it away. another rule is, if you are going to set rules, everybody plays by the rules, including the parents

so they have littlejohny who puts on his sister's ballerina outfit. how adorable, how cute that is, they have to share it a million strangers on youtube. well, you know what? when littlejohny and his sister plittle little nicole are 12 and 13 and 14, they are going to be sharing stuff, too, that they shouldn't be sharing. privacy is privacy. >> there is a bigger issue here and that is a deterioration of how people interact. that's the major problem. for example, people used to read books. they don't read books anymore. do you know why? because it's more fun to be on the internet than to put the internet down and pick up a book and learn something. books? see ya, all right? newspapers, so long. visual medium? okay. it used to be a unifier whereas everybody watched the mary tyler moore show and bill cosby, forget it now. a zombie eating somebody here and vampire over there

somebody dancing and doing the -- over here. >> you are absolutely. >> there is no unification in the country much the country is fracturing. >> you are absolutely right. i agree with every word you said. >> coalition course with -- collision course with chaos. >> you could either throw in the towel and say we can't do anything about it or you can take the steps that this woman suggests as at least a start even the examples you gave. even the examples you gave about not reading books and all of that. i totally agree as you said. if you are a parent, you say read a book. read a book. i don't want to it know what your friends do. i don't want to know that this is peer pressure. i'm telling you read a a book. it would also help if the parents also read a book so they could see the parents reading a book. >> just getting these urchins outside, you almost have to lasso them and pull

them out look at the trees beautiful changing. >> i don't believe i heard you come up with any solution. >> i'm saying parenting is at least a first step. >> my solution is to at least go back to the 18th century pony express how we get our information. >> come right back it, will be miller time. hillary clinton's money and your lawn. ovh÷ guzzling bmw and down my huge driveway through my beautiful lawn, go down to the local chop house for a steak. [mooing] >> what's the of having a planet anyway? >> miller is next. how can powen in china, impact wool exports from new zealand, textile production in spain, and the use of medical technology in the u.s.? at t. rowe price,

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stay with us from bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight. get to the sage of southern california who joins us from santa1w barbara. you heard about hillary clinton explaining that she and her husband were broke when they left the white house they this had to work very hard to buy their houses and now they are multimillionaires. >> we came out of the white house not only dead broke but in debt. we had no money when we got there and we struggled to piece together resources for mortgages for houses, for chelsea's education it was not easy. >> you say? simple mistake. took beleft for dead broke. it happens. lightly donated to her campaign. >> thank you so much. edmund hillary and he

summited in a 3 and she was born in 47. they don't have any idea, bill equal. constantly in b.s. mode. b.s. has become their reel. they come out of am knee 00 particular sack. they spent 8 seconds in the real world and get into the political bubble where they have surrounding them every day telling them they are god's gift. they don't have a clue anymore. the only thing about hillary is she is always cranky with the secret service. [crying] >> she is p.o.d. because she knows that we know she has been cheated on more frequently than a blind woman playing scrabble with gypsies. >> no. i have a lot of reading to catch up on. >> all those things being said, she is the biggest loser in loserville should probably be the president no doubt she probably has that coming down the pike. >> >> you don't resent her money though and you and i have done very well working/ hard. i believe mrs. clinton works hard despite the gypsy

comment and so does her husband. they run around and do at love stuff. they are rewarded for it but then she can't run on income inequality. >> billy, you know, her wallet is full. and she is more full of it. let's put it that way. you know, these people like warren, they always talk about the 1% have to be brought down. they are the pinnacle of the 1%. had you know out where you live the university of california spends a lot of tax money and one of the things they did was come up with a global warming villain and that is your lawn. your lawn, apparently miller's lawn is emoting emissions that is making the world hotter. leaf blowing, mowing your lawn. all of these things are killing the polar bears and you ought to be ashamed miller. >> warming thing, bill. if you can't jump into my gas guzzling bmw and go down

my huge driveway through my beautiful lawn and go down to the local chop house for a steak. [cow mooing] >> that i then create a little greenhouse gas. i digest the steak. >> you meat? >> what in god's name is the sake of having a planet anyway if we can't do that? all right. so the earth better buck up and wear a cup. >> this being the beginning of my 50s and i felt was time to reaffirm my weekend update oath, assisting me in that oath is none other than me, hello, dennis. >> okay. hello, baby. " >> i dennis miller. >> i captain hairdo do solemnly swear. >> do solemnly swear it? >> to keep an eye on the visual leaders off our time they disappoint us. >> jim and tammy fay baker. >> to never put myself or my career before the news. to milk the mock my metal

thing if i see any career advancement in it. >> keep an eye on the figures in the world of entertainment in the event they start to take themselves seriously. >> the. that's the news and we are out of here. >> good clip, miller. >> now, as you know, we ask viewers to send in questions that you will allegedly answer. we are not real hopeful indr >ñ that regard going to try it the first question is from clyde mckenny, greenville, south carolina, miller, when you were on s and n which performers impressed you the most? >> clyde, i would have to say, hosts tom hanks was the best host. alec baldwin was a good host. i didn't know him that well. he had a center underlying

volatility. taking care of that the next few years. >> sean penn was probably the most polite host which is ironic. everybody thinks he is a hot head but is he a sweet guy. >> i knew it. >> as far as cast members go, i would say on the bronze metal -- the new by bill hater is a genius. bronze metal i would have and for me to judge this is weird because these guys are geniuses on the comedian. i would say phil hartman and silver eddie murphy. [. [ laughter ] mccarthy. i was on there with for six years. he never never did not kill. he was a beast. >> harvey is still very very fun. >> i love him like a,6 brother. man, just to watch that guy destroy was beautiful when we come back bernie goldberg

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holocaust denier of the c. of a company. >> i don't. >> wait a minute. we are talking about whether there is unfettered free speech for corporate ceos. >> of course there is. >> now we are just saying, if you think the holocaust denier shouldn't be the ceo, then -- >> -- gay rights with the holocaust? that's outrageous. >> it is outrageous and you said that under no circumstances should a a ceo not get his job because of his political positions. i am saying that we actually all agree that under some circumstances he should not. >> well, of course the guy was comparing the holocaust to gay rights. joining us now from miami, the purveyor of berne nod goldberg.com, mr. goldberg. and you say? >> i say, bill, that if you lose your job because you have an incorrect position onlbç,,fs same sex marriage, thn that's a pretty good example of liberal intolerance this is what liberal orthodoxy

looks like. on certain issues like same sex marriage you are expected to march in lock step. if you don't you will be purged you may not lose your job like this guy at mozilla you will certainly be called a bigot. what's interesting is the people at mozilla. liberals work at mozilla and other places like that. they worship at the altar of diversity, skin color diversity.pojvy ethnic diversity. sexual or tennation diversity. there is one kind of diversity they won't tolerate diversity of opinion on matters that are important to them. that's why i think those liberals have forgotten how to be liberal. bill, one point quickly, for the record, i supporté3yññ same sex marriage. i have no problem with it. i think it's a good thing and i think people on the other side are on the wrong side of history. i'm not ayatollah. unless somebody is an out and out bigot hate gay

people let them have their say. that's what this country is all about. that's what some liberals don't quite understand. >> this mozilla outfit they are driving people to certain web sites and machinery. consumer oriented thing, right? that's how they make their money. >> they make a web browser fire fox there if you want to get on the internet there are a number ways of to do it fire fox is is a popular way of doing it. >> they make money by people coming in and using their services, correct? >> yeah. >> in a democracy, if you see something wrong and you want to send a message that you would like that to be corrected. way to do that because this is what the other side does, if you don't fire your ceo, ike, then we are not going to use your services. that's why he got fired. what about traditional people saying you fired the guy and wrong for doing it.

violated every write -- right he has. we are not going to do it. doesn't that have to happen to. >> just to set the record straight so you don't get criticized he didn't get fired. >> why would you want to resign a big buck job like that? come on. >> let me finish. technically he didn't get fired. there was an employee revolt and he certainly was forced out. but there are -- >> -- employee revolt. come on. >> he was forced out you want to get it wrong, it's your show. >> i'm a simple man and i don't buy any of that. the guys that hold the power in the company said we don't like this guy's opinion. he is out. goodbye. >> okay. fine, you're right, i'm wrong. that's fine, there are slivers of sunshine here just conservatives people like you or me.

solomon the same father of marriage in 1989, he wrote the first piece advocating same sex marriage, he says this is gusing, he is gay. tammy bruce who does our radio show is also openly gay. she calls this the gay guess stab poo. they made a big mistake at mow zillow. they want to force somebody out because of his views. liberals are supposed to be the ones who are open-minded, who are tolerant. they tell us that all the time. butn certain issues they are intolerant and closed minded. they are as bad as the hard right is that they are always criticizing. that's the irony of this whole thing. >> well, they don't care, number one. and, number two, i do agree that most gay americans think this is horrible. i bet you if did you a poll, 75% -- >> -- i think you are right. >> 7 a 5% would say we don't

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bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight. get to the sage of southern california who joins us now from santa barbara. the hair is looking good tonight. you don't have to worryv-8y about the hair. it's looking good, a little disheveled but that's the way it is these days. >> i feel like farrah. >> come on. >> i'm very interested in hearing your advice to chris christie. so go. >> well, by way of a swiftiian proposal i would encourage the governor to be counter intuitive. they are never going to get off his back on this thing. listen, if you weigh 350 pounds, why not throw your weight around? [ laughter ] >> if i was him i would say listen, if you don't shut up about, this i'm going to park my formidable ass in lane one and two again and you will never see fort lee,

all right? i would start wear" #)v an orange cone on my head like i was the lead sing her for divo. >> whip it, whip it good. >> they are never going to get off his back with this. might as well play hard ball. at least some people would say all right my man is ready to throw this time through. let's nominate him. ♪ >> new hampshire. there is a congresswoman up there named ann custer. and ann had a little -- that's right. >> get your last joke ready here, everyone. so ann custer has a town hall meeting and here is what happened, roll the tape. >> you can address benghazi? what are you going to do about benghazi? why isn't benghazi at the top of your issue? >> well, i'm certainly not here to talk about it we're here here to talk about the middle east. >> libya is like in the middle of the middle east.

>> benghazi is the middle eastöf< >> she looks like, billy, she looks as stupid as mo howard shrimp with a ball mean hammer in the head. does anybody else notice now that our stupidest people no longer have a dunst cap on in a room. stupidest person now has a gal for god's sake. she has no idea what benghazi is. she thinks it's one of the three actors peter faulk in the film husbands. >> this woman is so stupid she couldn't make it into jeff dunham's act. >> you laughed on that one. >> >> look at that glas glazed over. >> ban roll on keeps you drier than any leading spray and i believe it. >> who to address a town hall than the village idiot. she makes patty look4#. like -- patty looks like -- stolen

his brain while he slept. >> >> is that all? sorry. crazy horse in there or anything like that? >> no. >> same stuff i used to tell a shrink for 400 bucks an hour. now you pay me. katy perry i met her last year, a a nice many with. she put out a recent video that the muslims don't like. roll it ♪ ♪ are you ready for ♪ are you ready for ♪ a perfect storm ♪ perfect storm ♪ there's no going back. >> apparently in that shot with a guy melting there is a muslim emblem or something. i'm not getting this. do you know what this is all about? >> shocking because muslim people usually aren't uptight about stuff.

[ laughter ] >> let me say something to the muslim world. i mean this in all seriousness. i don't know anything about it i don't know anything about episcopalian. i don't know anything about a lot of things. i was raised catholic. awful i know is you guys get so cranky, it's the killing people how don't agree with thing. so if they say they are going to ban katy perry's video, i go maybe there is some progress being made over there. maybe that's a statement about how big katy perry is. guys, i don't have any ax to grind with you. when you start lopping heads off i over here just go it's not my -- i don't ding those people. >> take it easy. it's a video for god's sake. somebody built -- maybe it was anti--statement i don't know. >> the president never said you were going to have unlimited choice of any doctor in the country you were going to go to. >> waited, no. he asked a question he if you like your doctor you can

keep your doctor. did he not say that sir? >> yes. if you want to pay more for an insurance company that covers your doctor you can do that. >> what do you say about that? >> as for ezekiel manuel i know his brother ari, it would be disingenuous to say he used tomá he headed the agency where i was for a while. i like ari, he is funny, he is smart. he gets it. he plays rough in show business which i like. but i will tell you this. if he had developed(a script called obamacare rollout and a writer named ezekiel manuel showed up with a script, ari would back him, i knew he would. he is not going to say that because that's his brother. if this were a script the guy wouldn't be on the payroll any more. ezekiel is somehow as a salesman makes willie knowman look like ronni. he has got quite a is saliva plume going there. ride the log ride at disney

for god's sake. i know where they put the keystone pipeline right back here in his jaw. he is trying to get me to swallow. when you are the architect for a house ofa÷6tñ cards, you o down in the records with the architect who built the tacoma narrows bridge. i requested some footage. the great walter lamp provided this woody pecker when i was a kid. [ laughter ] >> there is obamacare right there. if it was a bridge. and i'm going to continue to call it obamacare although they call it the affordable healthcare act now. obamacare when the president changes his name legally to barack affordable. all i'm asking of ezekiel manual is this. where is disappointment for god's sake? why do you scold us? the web site is ahcñsi attorney over to

lq&c @&c@ a lot of religious connotations to it. kñ researched. three major prophets in the old testament. isaiah as in thomas to ruined the new york knicks. jeremiah as in wright who ruined that church in chicago. now there is ezekiel as in emanuel who ruined obamacare. >> did youf that? >> that's what i do. i am on the o'reilly factor for god's sake. >> that was really good, miller. i'm going to watch the rerun just to see that. >> didz%)zñ you memorize all of that or did you. you memorized it. >> that's what i do i'm on the o'reilly factor. >> come right back, bernie gold beverage on condoleezza rice oid-goldberg speaking on the condoleezza riceol speaking. bernie is next. la work better on pain than tylenol arthritis. so why am i still thinking about this? how are ya?

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bill o'reilly weekend with bernie, two hot topics. survey conducted by indiana university said there are four times as many democrats as republicans in the media. the precise stats republican journalists 7%, democrats 28%, independents 50%. and joining us now from louisville, kentucky, mr. goldberg. so i think people who hire journalists hire liberals like that's why this cycle perpetuates. what say you? >> i say the poll is ridiculous. let's start with that. thezirç#7% who identify themsel as republicans, i'll buy that.$ but only 28% of journalists say they're democrats and 50% say they're independents? impossible. a few years ago i predicted that precisely this would happen. because they know the american

people think they're liberal, which they are. they know the american people think they root for democrats, and they do. so they say, when the pollsters come around, they say no, no, we're independent. >> right. >> bias. >> no. x conservative delusion. and i'll bet you if you injected these people with truth serum, about 85% would admit that they voted for barack obama twice. >> and i think that's the poll that somebody did. i don't know how accurate you could be with that, but it was overwhelming vote for barack obama. but i think that the reason behind the liberalism in reporting is because the people who hire are liberals and they don't want people who aren't. we discuss it before. if you walk into the "new york times" newsroom or nbc news newsroom and you have a pro-life point of view, you're against

abortion, you'rezir u-- you can exist there. >> it is long past time to adopt one of my many, many brilliant ideas and that is affirmative action for republican -- >> in the media. >> the smallest minority in the american newsroom. >> that's right. >> you just told me. you just told me this ridiculous poll. but the 7%, i'll buy that. if 7%, a lot more than 7% of the american people vote for the republican candidate, right? >> sure. we need them in college professors hiring too. >> that'sm9&hñ absolutely right that list. >> talking about colleges, condoleezza rice, former secretary of state, very distinguished woman, very intelligent woman, was invited by rutgers university, bernie

goldberg's alma mater to give a speech. but immediately a pinhead alert was sounded. i,)q ape. >> she played a prominent roll in the bush administration's effort to mislead the american fç n of weapons of mass destruction and condoned the bush administration policy of enhanced interrogation techniques such as water boarding. that does itqi>i me. a commencement speaker is honoring the speaker and also offering a role model to students. and i think we could make better choices than to pick condi rice. >> see those pinheads they don't know what they're doing because under that yardstick you couldn't have anybody in the obama administration because they use drones. >> exactly. >> drones is worse than water boarding. >> exactly. barack obama won the nobel prize, and he has killed more people with drones than any person in the history of the planet earth. now, i'm not against that for

the most part, but as you say using that standard you couldn't have him. hillary clinton voted, when she was a senator, voted for going to war with iraq. and by the way, my alma mater, that snooki from what new jersey shore, they paid her over $30,000 to speak on campus.  they weren't giving hr an honorary doctorate, but snooki's okay and condoleezza rice is not okay. there's something way out of whack there, you knowi3c'e >> very few people know this, but i believe in her teens snooki did take part in some water boarding down in i think it was ag harbor, new jersey. very little known story. >> i think that happened. and unfortunately the water boarding didn't take. >> right. more coming up. >> this whole country's about to turn into bill and ted's excellent adventure 3.

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thanks for being with us. i'm bill o'reilly. and the next miller segment. the d-man and a little extra flare. it's a best of miller block you don't want to miss. roll the ]íxftape. >> pot, we're worried about the kids having a message sent to them that this is okay. >> when you've got a president who was in something called the chume gang, the smoke side of the bong on this one, billy. unemployment and you stay on health care of your parents until you're 26, you have 50 million people on food stamps to buy munchies, some of the other things you can get out there, this whole country's about to turn into bill an"s ted's excellent adventure 3. r(t&háhp &hc% tell us all about that is jay carney, white house spokesman,

who has a different look, miller. put it up and get your grooming critique on it. >> billy, i'd say this. he's been acting as a beard for this president for five o3syear. why not grow one? at this point why not put a pedometer on him. this guy blows more smoke than a -- death rattle. and like i said, that whole press room has turned into men staring at goats blaming7 goats. >> we are/m;'p working with con as we speak to roll back don't ask don't tell. >> but i don't mind a president showing annoyance when this guy starts to make this point. what else is obama going to do? >> that guy needed his 15omsq minutes. >> don't you think this be up to the joint chiefs of staff? don't you think they should be able to come in and say this is what's good for the military?

>> but some of the military guys are soldiers. straight, gay guy who wants to kill bad guys for me and my family, that blows me away. i honest to god believe if you ask most soldiers, some :5'isa yeah, this weirds me, but most kids say it's not a big ticket item. if you're gay, you're gay, it's my dennis miller theory. if you're a 12-year-old boy and you're watching boy on a dolphin and, you know, aqa&np 27-year-o sophia lauren, standing there in the depth of the boat and see through, dripping off her torso, if you're a 12-year-old boy and you still want to make it with the captain of the boat, you're gay. you can't fight that.b?ñ >> i think you should testify in front of congress. >> again, thanks for watching us tonight. i am bill o'reilly.

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