go to facebook.com/shaeanhannit. we'll see you tomorrow night. the o'reilly factor son. tonight there is no group in the country who got rich on his own. nobody. >> the face of liberalism in america senator elizabeth warren and how her movement effects you, the american citizen. tonight, a special report, charles krauthammer and i will address the situation. ♪ chanting] >> the whole damn system is guilty as hell, indict send the cops to jail. >> what is the mentality behind tearing down the fabric of america? talking points will address that question. >> there it is. ♪ >> dad, that thing wouldn't fit in our yard. >> it's not going in our yard, russ. it's going in our living

gloom brand new poll how b. how americans see christmas there are some very interesting revelations. >> dad, did you bring a saw? [bong] 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. liberalism in america and how it effects you, the every day citizen. notice i didn't say the ordinary citizen. because that is inaccurate. there are no ordinary people. all of us are unique. but working class folks make this country run. that's always been the case so tonight i want to take a look at how liberalism is effecting all of us. and that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. this woman, senator elizabeth warren from massachusetts is emerging as the face of liberal america. some in the leftist media do

not trust hillary clinton. believing she is so socially moderate and too hawkish in the war on terror. so, senator warren is receiving adoring coverage and being encouraged to run for president on the democratic ticket by the likes of the far left web site move on. the senator is an interesting woman. she spent nearly 20 years teaching at the harvard law school and once claimed to be of cherokee dissent. that came back to bite her as the boston herald reported she has no native american heritage. nevertheless, she easily defeated scott brown and is now in the senate. ms. warren despises wall street and big banks saying they have rigged the capitalistic system. at one time she questioned why there were no mass indictments of bankers, after the economic crash of 2008 in fact, she is not a big plan of capitalism in general. >> there is nobody in this country who got rich on his own. nobody. you built a factory out there, good for you.

but i want to be clear you moved your goods to market on the roads the rest of us paid for. of you hired workers the rest of us paid to educate. now, look, you built a factory and it turned into something terrific or a great idea, god bless, keep a big hunk of it. but part of the underlying social contract is you take a hunk of that and pay forward for the next gig. >> senator warren's vision of the underlying social contract is what may directly affect you. she believes that all americans should pay to abort fetuses. no matter what you think about the destruction of potential human beings. she believes the social contract should allow punitive taxation on corporations and wealthy individuals in order to provide for those who do not have very much. such taxation would cripple the consumer-driven marketplace as we have seen under president obama. senator warren wants

stringent control of firearms, robust healthcare subsidies and government mandated wages for low paid workers. in short, she is a classic liberal thinker who believes washington should control the lives of individual americans for the collective good. on foreign policy, the senator is largely quiet. no statement on the torture report issued by democratic colleagues. no stated opinion on the nearly 400 drone strikes ordered by president obama. however, it's hard to imagine senator warren aggressively confronting the jihadists threatening iran or facing down putin. it is hard to envision that. among younger americans some minority voters in the hard core baby boomer left elizabeth warren is a 20 years ago she might have been seen as a fringe politician. no longer it is clear that the liberal policies of president obama have weakened the nation abroad, created a stagnant economy and a staggering national debt. but if senator warren ever

gains the white house, she would make barack obama look like ronald reagan. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. reaction. with us here new york monica crowley and from washington kirsten powers i was watching the footage from pakistan as the taliban massacred 130 plus individuals. most of them children. by attacking a school and just gunning down muslim children for no reason at all. i'm saying to myself elizabeth warren as president she is going to dismantle the taliban? she is going to get isis? she is going to take care of al qaeda? and then i say why don't all americans understand what i'm saying here these leftist politicians that this is not the right time in history for them. where am i going wrong? >> i don't know what you are basing that on. i mean, what does she lack

that you think someone like george bush had who by the way wasn't able to dismantle the taliban? no one has really been able to do that, why are you picking her out as uniquely unqualified her view of life, all right, coming from the liberal perspective concludes aggressive confrontation of evil abroad. i don't believe it includes that. >> but you just said that she hasn't said anything. so we don't even know what she thinks. >> she hasn't said anything her agenda of the collective good. >> that list that you described is fairly mainstream democratic politics democratic policy. >> when you look at the things she supported you said punitive taxation. i don't think that's what she calls it i think that's the way you spin it. >> i think 70%, which is what she and her colleagues want as the highest income

rate, tax rate 70% would be punitive. do you not? you earn a lot of money if they were going to take 70%. >> i earn in that tax bracket. if i was making billions of dollars a year, maybe. >> you wouldn't think 70% would be punitive. >> 70% just isn't wise. if it that's really what she supports. i think it's something when you get to that level you do start humming the economy. >> by and large you are comfortable with her. >> setting that aside you are talking about things like healthcare subsidies oh my gosh, that's so crazy. who would support that. >> not popular among the american people and bankrupting the american nation. maybe i'm being unfair as kirsten pointed out because senator warren is not on the record. i believe there is a reason why she isn't. she doesn't want to get embroiled in these things because she does want to run for president some time. say hillary clinton for some reason doesn't, believe me this woman would step up in a heart beat. i don't believe she has the will to right wrongs or confront evil. i don't.

i think she is a secularist up and down. >> old school classic leftist. that's why it's fair to extrapolate from that from her domestic policy positions on how she has behaved as a potential commander commander and chief. barack obama who is another classic democratic socialist leftist gutted the military. believed in entrenchment. believed in apologizing for the united states. >> he did launch 400 drones. >> classic view of the left is that america is is the source of all the evil in the world and therefore united states has to apologize. listen, i'm not nothing that i disagree with the drone strikes, i'm saying the reason is he doing it is because he wants to close guantanamo he doesn't want to matriculate them. >> killing them rather than putting them in there. >> that's exactly right. >> no due pros is and that's an interesting for hillary clinton and -- >> here is my question for you, powers. i will let you go, powers because i know you have more important things to do. >> thank you. >> i don't understand why

left wing thought is gaining any traction. as i said, the economic policies of president obama haven't helped the man. elizabeth warren still getting glowing coverage and she is more left than obama. >> exactly. i don't think -- first of all, as you know, i regionally disagree with this idea that barack obama is this leftist socialist. i think what she is talking about is something that a lot of americans actually agree with her main issue is the banks. and these -- she feels that they are corrupt and they need more oversight and regulation. >> washington isn't corrupt. do you want washington. >> i don't think this is necessarily unpopular thing in the country. you are turning it into a loany left thing and some republicans don't think this way. i have got to give monica to be fair on time. do you know who had all the oversight? frank. did he a great job.

why do you think -- don't start condemning because you only have 30 seconds. why do you think that this far left thought that elizabeth warren puts out there has any traction whatsoever in this country. >> i think bill and hillary clinton actually bill clinton dragged the democratic party kicking and screaming to the middle. obama moved it back to the far left. because is he such a tran sen dent figure, first black president, charismatic figure. big emotional poll on a lot of people he has been able to turn it into a sexy thing. the question is whether or not it survives him. i think the coalition he has brought is unique to him. >> obviously they got -- last month. >> i don't think that elizabeth warren or bill de blasio -- she is the kind of success that president obama has. >> i think -- de blasio that's 73% of the vote here in new york city. this guy -- >> -- increasingly unpopular, bill, because the policies are failing. >> he is unpopular. but this guy had a sandra

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impact segment tonight, a new poll from the pew organization on christmas and christmas just nine days away. poll asks a number ever theological questions that found that 73% of americans believe jesus was born to it a virgin. his mother mary. 81% believe jesus was swaddled in a manger. 7 5% buy into the wise men scenario where three persian ahis toe democrats arrived to worship jesus.

non-biblical evidence for that in our book killing jesus. it's fascinating if you haven't seen it. in all 65% of americans believe the gospel version of jesus' birth. a higher percentages that those who believe in global warming joining us author of the book the president's district attorney votional from philadelphia julian professor of psychology at rutgers university and author of the fourth coming book, the soul fallacy. so, professor, begin with you, and this says that most americans are traditional. they do believe the bible narrative of the birth of jesus. are you prized. >> i'm not surprised at all, bill. these numbers have been around for a long time. we know that the u.s. is an unusually religious country given how wealthy we are. so not surprised at all. i have to sigh what saddens me though as a scientist and educator is that not more

people believe in global warming, evidence logs or, you know, the effectiveness of vaccines, for example. but not surprised, no. >> okay. is it foolish in your opinion that people, for example, believe in the virgin birth? is that fool hardy? >> i wouldn't say it's foolish. i believe it's not much evidence in my opinion that it actually happened. >> it's a matter of faith. if you believe that jesus was god, certainly god can do anything because god created the world. if he wanted son virgin birth god can do anything. that's the explanation. coming from religious perspective, are you surprised at the high numbers here. >> i'm not surprised at all. i think there are a lot of folks out there like me who believe fully in science and fully in god as well. i believe these christmas stories and i can hold intention this notion that there are a lot of things that science can explain and i believe in the scientific

method in proving what can be proven. also, there is is a god out there who is even bigger than human comprehension. i think a lot of folks are in the same place. >> you believe in the virgin birth? >> i do. i also believe in global warming and i believe in evolution but i believe that god sent his son to earth. and i know that may sound strange to some folks. >> are you insulted when scientists and atheists say you are a superstitious moron or does that insult you? i have to think there is a lot of scientists who go home at night and even after doing their experiments they say a silent prayer because they are not certain either. they think there is something bigger than themselves out there and i think that's a wonderful thing. people choose to believe. it's a conscious choice. and you say you are surprised that more people believe in the birth narrative of jesus that comes from the bible, the new testament. than in global warming. but it's a little

misleading. it's not that they don't believe the earth is getting warmer. anybody who can read a thermometer knows it is they don't believe that it's been proven conclusively that it's because man is doing certain things that's why the earth there is a natural cycle in the earth as everyone knows. people want to see a little bit more it's easier to believe in the benevolent god than jesus. it's just easier, is it not. >> i suppose you are right. it probably is easier. on the issue of global warming if you look at what scientists belief that is actually people who believe the issue the best. >> there has been a strong consensus for a long time. the numbers are something like 9'% to 98% of climate scientists believe that the phenomenon is real. >> i have read a lot about it. i would put it at 7 5% are committed to the theory that man is responsible even so,

there is no demonstration in that in the sense that you can show it to the people. again, it's a choice. people choose to believe. now, professor, i believe it's a healthy choice to believe in the baby jesus. i don't care whether you believe that is he got or not. i read a book that's not religious. that basically says this is what happened. and the wiseman story is my favorite story in killing jesus. because it's chinese and persian history that confirms that story. fascinating i think it's a good thing for people to celebrate christmas and to admire the man jesus. last word. >> i think there is a lot of folks out there who may not agree with every aspect of organized religion they believe in the person of jesus christ. that's a hopeful thick for the church. this is a great moment to celebrate that at christmas time. >> all right, gentlemen, thanks very much. merry christmas to you both. >> thank you. >> directly ahead, stossel vs. o'reilly over christmas commercialism.

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christmas commercialism last night tip of the day. i said all the material stuff surrounding christmas is good. because generosity is good. make people happy when you give them gifts, right? also christmas commercialism which helps the folk. i think the baby jesus would concur although i cannot speak for him. with us now our sister channel fox business network john stossel. elvis sang a song little sister. remember that song? big, big hit. sorry i diverted.

rare point where you gutted it right. >> thank you. it's about giving that makes people feel good. people give to charity around this time. commerce is good. and you have to say that because you got your web site selling all kinds of stuff. you know this old web site. >> come back to stossel here. the christmas store. >> bill o'reilly.com? >> a little self-serving. >> no spin bear? >> 50 bucks, you know. >> full disclosure, all the stuff i get from this is charity. my wife told me you sleep with that. [ laughter ] that's what she told me. >> not what i sleep with is private. >> you bought four of these so no matter where you go you take them. here is the poll, pew research, when you think about buying and receiving holiday gifts. does it make you feel joyful?

83%. 83, that's got to give you -- some atheists in there got to be. all right? >> i'm agnostic. i hate buying gifts, once i guy them then i feel good. >> you don't have any friends, who do you give them to. >> my enemies. >> do you feel generous? 78%, that makes people, you know, generosity a good thing. stressed out, 36%. wasteful 23%. that's the hard core atheists crew. so, the mantra of, you know, christmas has been perverted because now it's it all about material things, it really doesn't hold up because it's all about goodwill towards men men and women urchins. >> and cheap shots for people who don't like commerce. after all the wise men presented unto him gifts, gold, frankincense and miles an myrrh. >> doing killing jesus

uncovered chinese and persian records about that period of time and that journey. it's very very fascinating so i believe it i didn't believe it. i was on the fence about it before because it's only one gospel, you know, the magi is only in one gospel. maybe it's an allegory but now i do. are you, on christmas, as agnostic, all right? are you going to go to midnight mass? are you going to do anything? are you going to be spiritual at all? >> i will sing christmas carols. >> what's your favorite one? >> the first noel. >> you know the words to the first noel? no, you don't. i will believe you. >> actually, joy to the world. >> joy to the world. and you will sing those songs? >> i will. i love sipping. >> i want video of stossel singing those. i'm not buying this. i want to wish you a merry christmas. did you name the bear that you sleep with? does it have a name? >> we got this on craig's list after i saw it on your christmas store. >> that's one of the hottest items on bill o'reilly.com.

>> half price. >> then charity doesn't get any money. >> you scrooge. you only gave me a day's notice. >> john stossel, everybody. don't give him anything for christmas. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. charles krauthammer on whether the u.s.a. is an unjust country and whether or not weigh we are being protected enough by the federal government. is it legal on why no cia people were charged with crimes for alleged torture. crimes for alleged torture. hope you staypatented sonice technology with up to 27% more brush movements. get healthier gums in two weeks. innovation and you philips sonicare save when you give philips sonicare this holiday season. i'm j-e-f-f and i have copd.

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unresolved problem segment tonight, as we reported last night, new york city mayor bill de blasio is losing the support of his own police department. there are about 35,000 members of the nypd, the largest police agency in the country. recently, mayor de blasio has embrace dollars al sharpton a persistent critic of the police. and when two police officers were attacked by a mob over the weekend, the mayor called the assault alleged. even though it was captured on videotape. with us now, pat lynch from the patrolman's benevolent association and let's begin with you. how bad is the acrimony between rank and file cops and the mayor? >> it's terrible. the rank and file cops losing total respect for city hall. they feel no support at all from this administration. and the ability for them to go out and do their job on a daily basis has become more and more difficult they are

fear of making mistakes and being judged by the nay saras and al sharptons of the world and putting themselves and their families' future on the line. >> isn't this a natural thing, mr. lynch after rudy giuliani and to some extent bloomberg, mayors of new york city who were pro-police, 73% of new yorkers elect a very, very left wing man who his whole career has been antipolice. i mean, he has always had a grievance against the authority that patrols the city. >> i have 31 years on the job. i have never seen it this bad where you have got zero support. whether it was democrat, independent or republican throughout that time. what it is he is not supporting his own police department. we're carrying out his policies. if he is the mayor, and he wants to change the policy, just let us know. if you want us to lay down on crime, just tell us, we will follow orders. he is criticizing his own police department, which means his own policy. >> the alleged comment was very bad, very, very bad,

because he is not a judge. he doesn't know prosecutor. can you see the police officers get beat up by the mob and they went to the hospital. there is nothing alleged about it it's who did it and what were the circumstances not that it happened. so i don't have much use for the mayor, i mean, i think that is he a man who doesn't understand the city. but that's just my opinion. now, we have a situation where he hired a tough guy police commissioner, bratton, is he no left wing guy. >> not at all. >> how long can bratton survive with this guy, de blasio? how long can ha happen? >> we are all waiting to see. two opposite attractions here. bratton has a long history in law enforcement. he has been pretty much a law and order man in boston. he is now teamed up with a mayor who has been really a left wing, you know. >> he is no doubt about it. >> again, 73% of this city voted for this man. that's oar nor must amount. >> lowest turnout in

history. >> that's true. you know he has support in the poorer precinct of this city he does. tomorrow is he meeting with the protesters, who are these protesters in lynch. >> occupy wall street folks. same group of folks going out there. when you have a rally that goes on all day and they march around the city, in the beginning, there is regular folks that might have a disagreement with you. but by 11:00 or 12:00 at night. age starts that look in the cause of violence. we saw it on the bridge the other night. they march straight into bridge. >> not people from harlem to come out and think that the eric garner think was adjudicated properly. hard core anti-american,. >> when you work these rallies on a regular basis like the members do. you will see the same people over and other and each one of these rallies no matter what the cause. >> is this going to did i involve into a crisis, the police department going to say step back, what do you think is going to happen? >> indirectly that's exactly what's happening. the cops are beginning to

take the attitude i have got to be careful what i do. got to jeopardize myself, my future, everything that's on the line. ultimately spill over to the citizens of new york. seat ramifications. everyone did watching new york city right now. >> all right, gentlemen. thanks for coming. in we appreciate it when we come right back is, it legal on why attorney general eric holder did not indict any cia people over alleged torture. then krauthammer on whether the u.s.a. is an unjust country. moments away. shopping online is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list, now it is. we've made hiring anyone from a handyman to a dog walker as simple as a few clicks. buy their services directly at angieslist.com no more calling around. no more hassles. start shopping from a list of top-rated providers today. angie's list is revolutionizing local service again. visit angieslist.com today.

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thanks for staying with us bill o'reilly. three hot topics beginning with the alleged torture by the central intelligence agency. as you may know, attorney general eric holder investigated that situation and issued a statement in the summer of 2012. no indictments. with us now attorney and fox news analyst kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl. if there are no charges. what are the democrats alleging here what holder did went back in 2009 and looked at all the cia interrogation under bush. under the directives of the department of justice at that time, these officers did nothing wrong are can't go back and punish them for something that was legal at the time.

>> that this is what former vice president cheney said, guilfoyle that before they did drunk the guys they did go to the justice department. they had it in writing. this is what you can do. this is what you can't do. they waterboarded three guys they say. the report implies more but not specific. and only 26 guys were subject to any of this anyway. i'm not trying it diminish the intensity of the situation. holder said what they did was legal under u.s. law. >> that's correct. you can't then go back and respect and then prosecute them for something that under his department was specifically sanctioned like. >> now what facing is as a society, whether this was right or wrong, morally not legally and when john mccain, a person that i admire and a patriot who

tortured in north vietnam says it was immoral i have to take that into account. my judgment is in protection of american lives, in the fog of war, i think only the president should have the authority to order it, but i want the president to be able to order extraordinary interrogation when lives are on the line. do you agree with that. >> i do because you have got to be thinking about these guys that are in line. they are doing interrogations. what else are they going to look at? >> one individual, the highest elected official of the land. >> should be on the line for it. >> makes the call. >> absolutely, that's why he is the president and commander and chief. >> for the first time in factor history, we all three of us agree. >> we concur can. >> this crazy sony thing has now gotten even bigger, guilfoyle. >> sure, right. of there is a movie out called the interrogation. >> the interview. >> and it's supposedly about the north korean leader, right? >> kim jong un and make him look like an idiot which is he. so it's it's an adequate

portrayal. now the hacker who's don't like this movie are athletic to perpetrate violence on the movie theaters? >> right. they are called the guardians of peace. they are people who have vowed to taken the files hacked it released them. >> we don't know who these people are we don't know their identity. there is speculation, supposition that it could be tied to north korea because -- they have disavowed they have any connection with it. >> it's speculation some sophisticated. >> we have to assume the fbi is trying to hunt them down. >> they are looking at it caught with five years in prison. >> also threatened 9/11 style attack people did who did the hacking theater. >> violent threats that's terrorism. >> right. >> so they can get them under the federal terrorism statutes. >> it's a christmas --

>> -- a movie coming out at christmas and now people are scared to go to the movie theater. >> i'm not scared, wiehl. i'm going to go just because they did it okay. finally, this guy in massachusetts who is in prison who is a violent offender -- >> -- murderer. >> murderer. he wants to have a sex change operation. there he is. >> he is now michelle. wanting to be michelle. >> okay. and the crazy people in massachusetts are going to have the taxpayer give them taxpayer expense but now a court of appeals, right. >> finally a court of appeals there. >> federal court of appeals 3 to 2 says no taxpayer money. >> no taxpayers. >> for michelle. $550,000 sex change for her, him, whatever, because you know, having a sex change voluntary elickive thing. >> that is right. voluntary. >> heart attack or something. sufficient medical and jit treatment and care in the

prison snittle yes. psychiatric. >> hormone treatment. >> he shouldn't even get that why would we give him that? >> that the point is that is what the court. >> is that what his real name was? >> robert. >> get back to your cell. that's what i would say. you want to be a girl, fine. in your own mind you can be one. not here. shouldn't have committed -- committed the murder. >> he, she murdered his wife. >> shouldn't have done it and because you are a murderer in this prison, you get back to your cell and shut up. >> no violation of the eighth amendment. >> mr. humanitarian right here, you are looking at him. there are the ladies, everyone. >> what a soft side. >> krauthammer on deck. is america basically an unjust country? charles is next.

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back of the book segment tonight, as mentioned in the talking points memo, millions of measures are buying into the theater that america is an unjust nation that is the primary theme of the protest marches over the deaths of michael brown and eric garner. also the theme of senator feinstein's torture report issued by the democratsen othe intelligence committee. throw in a little income inequality here, a little wall street has rigged the game there, and you have an oppressive country, do you not? joining us from washington charles krauthammer, author of the mega best seller "things that matter." excellent christmas and hanukkah gift. so, this unjust country theory seems to be taking root, charles. why? >> well, let me just start by saying that i thought i heard you say earlier that you don't speak for the baby jesus. which is a remarkable act of humility on your part. so i commend you. and i attribute it to the christmas spirit. now, in that spirit on the question of justice, if our

standard is divine justice, we are indeed unjust. if our standard is human justice, we are probably one of the most just countries on earth. and one of the reasons, for example, for this wave of revulsion and these demonstrations, and people saying all these nasty things about america, our r. a couple of instances where because of our judicial system, which tries to protect people, to protect defendants, to protect the accused, we he end up with a system of grand juries which you don't have in much of the world. and, of course, being human, will sometimes we'll come to the wrong conclusion. and i think it came to the right conclusion in ferguson. the wrong conclusion obviously wrong conclusion in staten island. and that's what sparked the demonstrations. but the irony is it's because we try to go the extra mile to prevent arbitrary arrests and railroading suspects. >> okay.

but it's a deeper situation for many americans as i talked about in the talking points memo with senator warren being the new face of liberalism. it's income inequality. it's racism, white it's racism white privilege. it's one grievance after another. and millions of americans are buying into this. i don't know whether you saw us last night. we used a clip of samuel l. jackson, multimillionaire actor, who has made his fortune in america, talented man. going out and basically saying that this is corrupt, the police are racist, the whole country's unfair. how do they get there? >> there is nothing new here, bill. i mean, the phrase that's actually so old it's not obsolete is limousine liberal. this goes back decades, generations. america has always had a left. we never had a socialist party because socialism is so obviously absurd as a system of

government and americans have too much common sense, but we've always had a left and it's always had a grievance, and it will create a grievance here, another one has become obsolete. >> we did have a socialist party under eugene -- >> never got anywhere, right. >> what is the root of the samuel l. jackson, all right, coming on and telling the country -- and that's what he did -- that you live in a bad place. is that a personal beef? what is that? >> look, half of hollywood thinks that. the theme of every other hollywood movie is the evil of businessmen. when i grew up, there was "the fugitive" remember the television series. and the guy who did it was a one-armed man. 15 years ago they make a movie out of it. and it turns out the one-armed man was actually the agent of an evil drug company covering up a

drug that's killing people. and i thought this is the perfect emblem of how hollywood always has to find the villain, the villain always is business and now elizabeth warren, the villain is business wall street. this isn't new. we've always had this sort of anti-capitalist. those who do so well under capitalism who for whatever reason, lack of intelligence, guilt, why did i succeed and not others, do i really deserve this, or simply political derangement of some sort of want to locate the root of that in what is otherwise known as the free enterprise system that people leave their countries for sometimes on rafts so -- >> they want to be a part of it, right, absolutely. >> so they come to florida to become part of a free country. >> i only have a minute left but i do want to throw this in because this is interesting in light of the torture memo and

feinstein democrats saying we're a bad country because we torture people. the taliban massacre 130 people in pakistan. most of them children. it's pakistan's fault. if pakistan had joined with the u.s. to fight the taliban it would have been defeated a long time ago. but pakistan tried to buy a deal with the devil now they're paying the price. isn't it ironic in the week that we're discussing 26 individuals who may have been abused by the cia in the wake of 9/11 we now flash over to 130 people, most of them children, muslim children gunned down by these savages, isn't that ironic? >> and what it does is it reminds us of the face of evil that we saw on 9/11 and we now have sort of put aside. let me pose a hypothetical. >> real quick. >> imagine we captured one of these guys an hour before the attack, but the other guys on their way. >> yes. >> and you knew that he was going to attack this school, would you hold back any method of interrogation in order to

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