we will see you tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. eastern. stay with fox news throughout the night for complete coverage of the blizzard 2015. our fox extreme weather team and correspondents will bring you up to date all night long. good night and stay warm and get -- >> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> i have to say i'm shocked. >> chris wallace and others not happy that israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will address congress. talking points sees it it differently. we will tell you why. >> we don't seem to have a plan for dealing with that kind of warfare and it's been going on for a long time. >> tom brokaw talking about terrorism on the ground as isis beheads another human being. why won't president obama come to grips with the problem? we will tell you. >> who is the first president of the united states? >> oh, god. i have no idea. >> also ahead, jesse watters visiting aspen, colorado for the x games and bringing with him some interesting

questions. >> who bombed pearl harbor? >> you are putting me on the spot. >> 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. is president obama being humiliated by speaker of the house john boehner? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. on march 3rd israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will address congress about iran and terrorism in general. speaker of the house john boehner invited mr. netanyahu but did not tell the president until the last minute does it make you get a sense of really how, forgive me, wicked this whole thing is, the secretary of state john kerry met with the israeli ambassador to the united states for two hours on tuesday and ron did you did you durmer

never mentioned the fact that netanyahu was in negotiations and finally agreed to come to washington. i have to say i'm shocked. >> chris wallace believes that netanyahu move is designed to embarrass the president and many other americans feel the same way. but talking points dissents. i want to hear what netanyahu has to say. and i hope president obama rebuts his remarks publicly if they are false or misleading. the intelligence agency one of the best in the world. mr. netanyahu has information about iran. he and his nation are directly threatened by terrorism and iran. thus, they have to be deeply involved in what's going on. thus it's important for all americans to know what benjamin netanyahu knows. now, the bigger picture. americans are in danger. we're all in danger from islamic terrorists and from the nation of iran.

some estimates say iran is within two months of being able to put together the components of a nuclear weapon. president obama believes is he making progress in a new deal with iran, but the current negotiations have been going on for 14 months and extended twice. the next dead line the end of june. some in congress want to impose sanctions right now. those sanctions would be dormant until june 30th and kick in only if iran doesn't seal the deal. talking points has said that will be a mistake. yes, severe sanctions would have to be imposed if the deal falls apart. president obama has said he will do that but the u.s. congress should not give iran any excuse to walk away from the table. if there is no deal by the end of june, then congress can unleash hell and president obama will have no choice but to go along with it again we might get into a shooting war with possible. and if it happens the entire world has to know

that america did everything possible to make a nuke deal. so let's put the saber rattling aside for five months no antagonize them. that's the same position. that being said, many americans have no confidence president obama will ever confront islamic terrorism. >> isil or any of the other jihadist groups can reconstitute themselves on a moment's notice, move in and destabilize the government and behead a japanese journalist and cause great chaos in the world and then disappear again into the hills we don't seem to have a plan for dealing with that kind of warfare and it's been going on for a long time. >> that's correct. it's been going on for a long time and we have no coordinated strategy to defeated the jihad. we know where the killers are and they sit there committing atrocities all day long in fact, some might surmise that the white house is actually afraid of the

muslim world what we simply do not believe chuck. is that they somehow should be seen as representatives of islam. they are not. it's one of the world's great religions. the overwhelming majority of muslims do not abide by this hateful ideology. and so we just ought not to give them any kind of belief that somehow they deserve that title. >> that's right. we don't want to offend anyone in the muslim world. even though in general they have done very little to fight the jihad. the reason the white house gets away with this kind of nonsense is that the american public by and large, not you guys you guys care. but the american public by and large doesn't care to know what's going on. the iran issue is under covered. people do not pay attention in general to complicated situations. >> i have a lot of things that are going on in my life that i don't have enough time to worry about what's going on in iran. i barely have enough time to worry about what's going on

in america. >> is the iran thing on my radar a concern to me? no, not at all. >> why be concerned if iran got a nuclear weapon? no, not right now. other people who are worse top them so we are find. >> i don't think people think about it. there is a blizzard going on. i think people have other things going on in their minds. >> one of the reasons america was hit so hard in 2001 is that we were unprepared. our intelligence services under estimated al qaeda and our immigration authorities were asleep. well, here is the truth in 2015 immigration authorities are still asleep. anyone can get into this country. and while our intelligence certainly has improved, public interest in terrorism overseas and the dangerous iranian situation slm nonexistent. instead, american citizens are fixated on personal matters as you heard and an obsession with the internet. the jihadists know. this they know they can pretty much do anything and america and the west will not respond directly. by drones, that's it. isis doesn't fear the u.s.a. and certainly iran is

pushing us to the wall. sadly the president doesn't seem to be very engaged. the president didn't spend but a few seconds talking about the threat, the terrorist threat that we as americans face. this problem is growing all over the world. and, you know, the president is trying to act like it's not there. but it is there. and it's going to be a threat to our homeland if we don't address it in a bigger way. >> it's a threat now speaker boehner is correct. and, again, his invitation to valley prime minister netanyahu is not out of line. president obama should be able to counter whatever netanyahu says with an effective strategy. note the words should be age. so let netanyahu speak his mind. let him spell out the danger he sees to the world. that will be instructive and maybe, maybe some americans will finally pay attention. probably not. and that's the memo. next on the rundown, we have

reaction from juan williams and mary katharine ham. then later factor has been investigating the bo bergdahl stonewall. we have new information for you tonight and we're coming right back.

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saw a lot of people this weekend nobody mentioned netanyahu and obama. they mentioned tom brady. they mentioned the "american sniper." they mentioned snow megeddon not one netanyahu. >> you have got to come to the neighborhood of political. >> mary katharine you offended netanyahu who is going to talk? >> i'm not offended. representative boehner told the white house within a period of time apparently not the requisite time. here is the thing i'm not sure what the president expects here. he does not operate within a vacuum but he thinks he does. he has systematically undermined his relationship with congress. he has system mat technically undermined his relationship with netanyahu's office and with israel. and, yet, when it comes to something like, this he expects everything to go swimmingly. >> i don't understand why he is upset. if i were the president of the united states, i would want netanyahu to get up there and tell me from your point of view as america's biggest ally the only democracy in the middle east how you see it. go, tell everybody. that's transparent is i is it not?

>> i think that's boehner's argue; too. by the way when it comes to bringing foreign minister into an american political discussion, he just had david cammeron from the u.k. talking about how congress should not vote for sanctions i want to know what netanyahu knows, all right? i want his opinion. >> that's boehner's pitch. >> now, mary katharine is a little naive, juan, you and i know that a little naive. she is from the south. >> after sitting next to you two for all these years i remain naive. >> from the south. very nice people. boehner is giving obama a little jazz. >> there is no doubt about it it? >> i see you have finally caught on. >> i caught on way, way, way. >> okay. all right. i thought you were telling me that i was foolish. >> no, no. i am telling you are foolish but that's a general. he is giving obama a little jazz because he didn't tell him and this and that. overall i'm looking out for the folks as everyone knows. it's better for the folks to hear netanyahu. they don't care about what

president president obama's are. >> i will leave that alone. >> i don't care. i want the folks to hear the man. >> you think netanyahu can't have a press conference anywhere? >> this is bigger. i want to hear him. >> all right. now, after the state of the union, president obama couple of interviews very, very tough interviews with some lady who lives in the bathtub and other people on youtube. go. >> what did you want to be growing up? >> i wanted to be a bunch of different things. i wanted to be an architect for a long time. >> wow. >> i mean, the guy put dick in dictatorship so i'm trying to understand how do you justify dealing with the castros? >> now, number one i want to be a cowboy growing up and number two i wanted to wear that kind of lipstick when i interviewed the president for the super bowl but fox news wouldn't let me. mary katharine talk about embarrassing. netanyahu is not

embarrassing that's embarrassing. >> it's not a great look. i shouldn't say that president shouldn't do interviews with nontraditional media because that can be valuable. >> did you see any value in these interviews. >> he did get a question on boko haram and push back on cuba. also signaling i would like to spend time with these folks but not spend time with benjamin netanyahu same week. >> did you write the questions? >> this is to me i understand he wants to reach out to people, this is where the eyeballs are. >> reaching out. >> tons of people watch these folks on the youtube or whatever. i must say this is low ball. i don't get it all he had to do was invite them to the easter egg hunt and that's all he has to do. couldn't he get anybody. ibs news in toledo get in there? anybody? >> you know what? guess what, those folks drive votes. oh it's a political thing. >> i thought said i was the naive one. what about you, my man.

>> everybody who wears green lipstick vote for president obama who is not even running again juan. >> you are right. he has won twice. >> political thing for doesn't hold up because is he not running. >> mary katharine, you had the last word, go. >> the good news is my career will not impede me from doing interview with the president. so cheers for that. >> you should haven invited mary katharine. you have green lipstick. >> i bet i can find some. would fox let me wear it the army's investigation of sergeant bo bergdahl traded for five taliban terrorists as being stonewalled. we know that but tonight we have some stunning new information and we'll be right back with it must be a supermodel, right? you don't know "aarp." because aarp is making finding the career you love no matter what your age, a real possibility. go to aarp.org/possibilities to check out life reimagined for

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factor follow up segment tonight, as you may know sergeant bo bergdahl left his unit without permission in 2009 and captured by the taliban. bergdahl was held for five years until president obama traded five captured taliban commanders for the sergeant. upon coming home, bergdahl was investigated by the army. that investigation was concluded in october now almost three months later it is being stonewalled. joining us now from washington lt. colonel tony schaffer senior fellow at the london center for policy research closely following the story has some new information tonight and what is that colonel? women, the army has come to its conclusion and bo bergdahl sergeant berg doll will be charged with desertion. i have been told and confirmed by two other sources that his attorney was given what we call a charge sheet a charge sheet is results of the investigation listing out the articles of the unitary form which have been violated.

the key violation is desertion. this is has been done. the decision has been made. let me be very clear. as a corporate entity, the army has decided that they want to pursue bergdahl for this violation. let me just ask you a series of simple questions. >> sure. >> bergdahl's attorney a military guy. >> no, is he a civilian. >> civilian guy by charging bergdahl with desertion that means there has to be a trial, right? >> this is essentially the equivalent of a grand jury hearing is what we call an article 32. and, yes that is the procedure you must go through to go to the court martial. >> military trial. bergdahl will have a military attorney, civilian attorney if he wants. he will come in and either plead guilty or not guilty to the desertion charge. >> that's correct. >> now, we hear that the white house has been stonewalling this information that they came to this conclusion a long time ago. er with there was a prior investigation before this latest one with the army. and. >> that's correct. >> who in the white house is

the point person to tell the army not to release what you just told us? >> there is a huge battle going on at multiple levels. the individual that i have been told this in the effort to suppress it is ben roads. ben roads has been the liaison between the pentagon and the white house and a number of key issues to include a lot of the intelligence failures that you have seen. we have talked about here regarding isis and the reark military. bebb has been the guy in the middle of all of that i'm told he is the the guy. >> national security advisor is that his title upstairs? i'm not sure of exact title. >> so he is the liaison to general mark miley who is the guy overall in charge but miley's boss is martin dempsey who said on january 12th there is miley dempsey said is he expects the decision to be released soon. that was two weeks ago. >> right. >> still no decision

released and you are saying just want to be very clear the white house wants it delayed but what good does that do because sooner or later they have to put it out. >> this is shaping up to be titanic struggle behind the scenes. the army here wants to do the right thing. factually there is no way they cannot do the right thing regarding bergdahl and the white house because of the political narrative, president obama cozying up to the parents and because he president obama releases five taliban by the way those five taliban were never briefed to senior leadership to the pentagon before it happened. the narrative is white house does not want to have of course they don't want it look, the white house can't tell the army not to charge him with disz -- desertion. if what you say is true. >> he has been. >> he has already been charged. >> right. >> they got it so what good does it do for ben rhodes or anybody else don't tell anybody.

just get it out and get over with it. >> putting it out here. hopefully this will start the process of getting the sunlight on the whole process. i'm told this is a huge battle behind the scenes. the white house. >> i understand from my army sources which are not nearly as good as yours the army and pentagon are furious because they see themselves loo looking bad not >> christians. soviet union? who did it? >> we will tell you who did it and we hope you stayou

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up to hurricane force almost 75 mile-per-hour gusts. a live look at times square and, man is it quiet tonight as new york prepares to shut the city down. after 11:00 tonight eastern time. no subways no, buses no commuter trains and no cars on any roads except for emergency vehicles. if you drive, you are breaking the law. same deal in more than a dozen counties all in -- and in all of massachusetts starting at midnight. amtrak shutting down service between new york and boston. updates throughout the night. i will see you for an hour at 10:00 eastern. >> personal story segment tonight. we begin four part series called did you know that? a fox news there are some great back stories about people you see on the air every day. one of them is melissa francis from the fox business network who at age 8 played cassandra on "little house on the prairie." >> maybe we should go back. >> no. we'll get to a road soon.

we have to. >> but i'm afraid. >> look, as long as we're together nothing's going to happen. come on. [screams] my leg. i think it's broken. >> what do we do? >> i don't know. i got to go back. >> no, you can't. i have to. you could die. >> cassandra, no, no. >> wow. but everything turned out okay. and here now is melissa francis, author of the book "diary of a stage mother's daughter." we will start there. your mom, you were living out in l.a., right? and she was very ambitious for you, right? >> yes. i had the hollywood version of a tiger mom, a stage mother at the time who, you know, sort of pushed me relentless,?;ñ in everything i did. that's what a lot of the book. there are people out there who can relate to that. someone who drives very hard. >> you are 8 years old and you do this show for two

years. >> yep. >> was it enjoyable? was it fun? >> you know, i loved acting as a kid. i always laugh when i hear child actors who say their parents force them to do it. it's a lot of work to. get the child to remember the lines. cooperate, my kids wouldn't cooperate like that. so i loved it. i did love it. >> you loved it so when you were doing it, it was fun for you. michael langdon treat you okay? >> he was like santa claus and god rolled into one. larger than life. a lot of fun. >> show was a big hit? >> yeah. >> did you know you were in a hit show when you walked around? did you have a attitude as a kid. >> did was actually very embarrassing to me. you would walk down the mall and everyone would turn. you know what's that like. that's your daily life. >> i have never been to the mall, i can assume that you were mobbed and cassandra is here. >> right. >> you were educated then privately a lot of times? >> no. i was in regular school. >> you went to regular school? >> as i said my mother was over the top. we were going to do

everything right. i had straight a's in school the whole time. >> you got into harvard, right? >> that's right. >> you went from l.a. to boston to go to harvard. >> yes, did i. >> very impressive. did you have an uncle that went to harvard. >> no. >> big little house fans there. >> straight a's all the way along. >> did you get a's at harvard, too. >> some. yeah. >> you go to harvard, which believe me is not easy to get into and then you wanted to be a tv journalist right away. >> i did so i used to do internships. nbc news. i actually interviewed at the local fox affiliate. carol breashears out there gave me my first shot. i went home every day with a migraine, everyone screams at each other. i thought this is fantastic. i'm going to do this. jody foster went to yale and went back to being ing you didn't want to get back to acting. >> no. >> you wanted to be a series serious journalist.

you got here how did you get here. >> new hampshire. a guy named jack gave me a shot. >> good station. >> because i had been on television that i could somehow be news. you didn't realize it couldn't be further from the same thing. in acting you have lines a million rehearsals somebody else is telling what you to say. >> you are crying all the time. >> in news i got out there. >> you can't cry in news. >> you can't. well, a little bit. anyway. >> so wmur i have to rush you through it because you know. wmur your first job and you went where. >> i got fired from that job. i did the first live shot. it's all you no script or anything. i bombed. i was terrible. >> they fired me. >> right on the spot they fired you for one bad live spot. >> no. did i a couple bad live spotted. >> i did like 85,000 bad live shots. i never government fired but they said maybe there is a better station for you. >> i pulled myself up and kept going. >> where did you go. >> rhode island, maine, new hampshire, connecticut.

>> you did you did the whole thing. >> i finally made it here to my dream job. >> you really wanted to work for fox news and that's because of me right? >> absolutely. >> what else could i possibly say at this point? it's all about you. >> it's an amazing story. particularly the odd desi from the little kid running around crying. >> right. >> to the fox business network where you are crying about the stock market. >> i am, and my kids come to me and they cry and they make up the fake tears and i have got it look at them that's terrible. when i was your age i was paired to do that. >> tomorrow we have got two guys standup comedians on fox news, all right. wait until you see who they are. when we come right back megyn kelly on big time corruption in new york state. another teacher exploiting a student for sex. kelly is next. nurtures and helps defend your joints° so you can keep doing what you love. what'd you guys do today? the usual!

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massive corruption charges may be forced to give up speaker position. probably will go to jail. silver says he is not guilty but this is amazing story of alleged corruption. here now to tell us more about it it the anchor of the kelly file miss megan. what's the worst thing silver allegedly did. >> kick backs of $4 million. state grants, for example he says he has no relationship with one doctor who refers as bestos patients to a law firm that sheldon silver happens to be a partner at. he doesn't have to show up to work at said law firm according to the complaint. instead, he just says to the doctor, please send all the sick asbestos patients to that law firm and then the law firm allegedly gives sheldon silver millions of dollars and then sheldon silver takes $500,000 worth of taxpayer money and say hey, doctor use this for research it's out of the goodness of our heart. >> these are allegations he denies. >> sheldon, looks like the

guy who sings "happy." pharrell? >> i don't want to convict silver on tv but i have covered the man for many, many years. and he is the guy that single-handedly stopped jessica's law to be passed in the united states in new york state. he is the guy that blocked all kinds of education reform because he is in the pocket of the teacher's union here. he is the along with cuomo and the senate leader who basically makes all the decisions this the state. you from albany. >> i am. >> did you know growing up this is one of the most corrupt states in the union. >> i did. that's well known and almost accepted. nothing can be done by b. it. >> not by me. >> as a regular person growing up in middle class america what am i going it do about it have to live with. >> it highest taxes in the union, roads are falling apart. airports are falling apart. bridges are falling apart. >> don't get us started on the wrong island fail road. >> upstate new york they can't frac and get oil so they can get jobs up there.

you know what they have to do? put in casinos that's their solution. let me ask you about the moreland investigation. this is andrew cuomo the big reformer i'm going to clean it up. >> yeah. >> why did cuomo shut it down, do you know? >> he gave all sorts of conflicting reasons and wound up being, look, i created it, and i can destroy it too. >> i shut it down. >> that's when the feds moved in. >> that and can i say a word about the prosecutor. the southern district of new york. who it must be said is now going after a very top democrat after he was going after among others demeasure da so is a. >> holder for that. >> allegedly conservative. and corruption on the government part. target because conservative. going after a top democrat. he deserves his view in bringing this case. >> rotten, rotten rotten new york state. let's go to knew call. teacher accused female teacher accused of having sex with boyce. all right?

during the case? >> yes. >> she allegedly does it again. >> so one victim comes forward. >> roll the tape on this. go. >> brianne was thrown back in jail after a judge ruled there is enough evidence to believe she committed a felony while facing other felony charges. she was accused of having sexual contact with one of the alleged victims while she was already out on bail on charges of having sex with another former student. >> are you going to appeal the bail revoke revocation? >> we will see about that. >> prosecutors call her a danger to the community. her lawyer says -- >> -- she is harmless. >> all together, she is accused of having sexual relationships with three teenage boys who attended the high school where she taught. >> that's in utah. unbelievable, isn't it? >> so she was alleged to have abused the one and then they put her on administrative leave. and then another one came forward and investigation concluded and she was fired. then a third one came forward and in october of 2013 that she was officially charged with facing 10

felony charges and it was the he have next month that her husband filed for divorce. that's a footnote. now she is facing three charges. and the third victim is siding with her. is he admitting apparently that they had relations which is also known in this case as rape. but he doesn't want to see her prosecuted because, of course, she has got him brain washed. >> how old is this kid. >> 17 or 18. all of them are 16 or 17 when she abiewfdz dollars them. she denies it. >> some people in this whole system should say no, it's okay. >> ms. megan was the subject of a "new york times" puff peta piece yesterday. >> oh wow. >> the "new york times" i can't remember them saying anything good about anybody on this channel. >> ugly emotion bill. >> apparently they like you they don't like anybody else on the fox news channel but they like her. >> why do you think that is? >> you are charming. >> thank you very much. oh my gosh, on camera, this is awesome. >> that's why. >> another puff piece it's happening at this moment. >> how many other of us are charming, not me.

look at oall the other people. >> he said jim, very fair reporter, a straight shooter >> can somebody do the heimlich on me real fast. >> he was very fair. >> because he loved you. >> he was fair to you in the piece. >> look. go do a check on what he said about me in the past. >> here is the bottom line. not only was he fair to me was fair to the fox news channel and our boss roger ailes. a lot of people want to make roger ailes into the boogie man. they are afraid of fox news he told it like it is and everybody should read it for that reason along. >> they don't like anybody but. >> you my husband doug described as youthful and 8 months younger than me. made me sound like a cougar. really? okay. >> all right. miss kelly, everybody are. the only one in the "new york times" likes. a little suspicious. watters on deck. the aspen colorado x games edition. if you miss this. you will not be able to go to sleep tonight. back in a moment.

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back of the book segment tonight, watters world the x game edition. we spent jesse watters out to he is spin colorado very sheik for snowboarding and skiing. watters had another mission. >> tell me the vibe of the x games. >> everyone comes together excited about snow and excited about catching big air. >> are you cold? >> just my finger tips. >> just the tips? >> just the tips. >> first president of the united states? >> awe.

>> oh god, i have no idea. >> that's great question. i have no idea. >> george washington? >> george washington. >> george washington. >> what's up? >> and when was he president? >> 1776? >> 1900? i don't know. way before i was born. >> 1910. >> 1983? no. >> i want to party with you, cowboy. >> what countries did america fight in world world war ii? >> spain? >> germany? >> who else did we fight? >> france. >> japanese guys. i don't think poland was a part of it too much but i heard some rumors. mainly we are against germany. >> russia? [ buzzer ] >> no? >> to ho bombed pearl harbor? you are putting me on the spot to where i go blank. >> was it china? >> korea. >> who was president during world war ii? >> winston churchill? >> are you british? >> no. >> i get it.

i have bad teeth. >> during world war ii, i think it was bush. [ buzzer ] >> am i close? [ buzzer ] >> nixon? [ buzzer ] >>nixon? >> fdr. >> truman. >> lincoln. >> i don't know. >> that was the civil war. >> what body of water is on the east coast of the u.s.? >> atlantic. >> excellent. >> the atlantic. >> gulf of mexico's by texas. >> right. >> i'm from colorado. i've never been to the ocean. >> red sea. >> lake erie. >> atlantic ocean. >> i was going to say atlantis, but i figured that didn't sound right. >> name one-fifth that borders canada? >> alaska? yeah. >> montana vermont, minnesota.

>> washington. >> like new jersey-new york area. >> new jersey? >> no. connecticut is up there? no. >> oregon? >> no. where are you from? >> i'm from bend, oregon. >> yeah okay. >> what is the name of our national anthem? >> the national anthem. >> is it a trick question? >> i pledge allegiance to the flag. >> i know what it is. i just can't get it right now. >> isn't it just called america's national anthem? >> the star spangled banner. >> star spangled banner. >> oh say can you see -- >> that's as far as you're going to get. by the stars -- >> whose broad stripes and bright stars. >> you're not going to start

humming the theme to "jeopardy," are you? >> home of the brave. >> nice pipes. do you ever watch bill o'reilly? >> i do sometimes. >> yeah. what do you like about the show? >> you have some very hard questions. >> pretty straightforward. >> i don't think there's any bs there. >> i'm waters and this is my world right here. >> nice. >> i feel like i'm in your world and i like it. i like it. i like it in the world. >> my bad. >> you know there is such a thing as too much fresh air. >> a lot of altitude. >> you are at the top of the mountain. >> there's a lot of elevation. >> do you think legalized pot has anything to do with that? >> i know for a fact the guy with the blue hat was stoned. but that's it. >> skiing while stoned. >> dangerous but makes you do better tricks i think. >> uh-huh. now, again they're going to say you just look for the dumbest people possible.

>> i just look for looks. i mean i see people, i interview them -- >> but you don't ask them beforehand are you a total moron. >> no, i say i have a few questions. i want to see if the altitude's affecting people's personality. >> so there's no prescreening. this is just people you watters pick out. >> right the guy's got a neon orange snow suit, i want to talk to him. >> watters, going to send him out to snowmageddon. have a good time. >> thanks. >> "the factor" tip big lie under the banner and has to do with tom brady. the tip moments away.

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you check that out. also on the website there are a few good seats left for the don't be a pinhead shows. billoreilly.com will link you to the box office but you got to hurry. now the mail, sydney australia. you say propaganda on the net is dangerous, wrong. the danger is censorship. the net gives power right -- right on. malcolm. the net gives wrong information. i'm not calling for censorship, i'm calling for america to enact tougher libel laws like great britain has. california, i'm 16 years old, want to know why you had matthew duss on "the factor" if you wouldn't let him finish his sentences? that is a good question. he believes iraqis were victims denies al qaeda and baptists were america's primary enemies.

when provable facts are denied by a guest, i have to shut down a conversation. the way i did last week when two guests denied the justice department investigated all the facts surrounding the shooting of michael brown. in order for the fbi to know what happened in the direct shooting, they had to see all the facts that were accumulated. that means that if the local authorities distorted those facts in any way there would have been civil rights charged in the case. my guest denied that. they were wrong. and i had to -- i didn't shut them down but i had to tell them that that was crazy. mike, plantation florida. as a combat vet say matthew duss was right on a couple points. understanding the enemy's mode motivation is critical to destroying them. just defended radical reasons for the taliban slaughtering 132 school children. there are no rational reasons or

excuses in the world for that kind of atrocity. it would be like explaining away s.s. conduct in the concentration camps. texas, for christmas my wife gave me a premium membership to billoreilly.com and all the killing books. she must like you. by the way, for the week ending january 18th with the exception of diet books killing patton remained the best selling hard book in the usa by a big margin and that includes fiction. we thank you all. youngsville, north carolina. bill, will you be having a response to bennington high school in vermont going after jesse watters? we will and soon. finally tonight, the big lie under the boston globe banner. once again it goes to the internet. a blogger named eric wilbur who's paid by the boston globe's

parent company wrote "o'reilly said on his show that tom brady's legacy will be forever lumped in with the likes of alex rodriguez and barry bonds among modern sports greatest cheaters. this is insane." here's what's insane mr. wilbur, that you actually get paid to lie. here's what i said. it would be the most unconceivable like a guy like brady or belichick to lie about it, that's the end, that's the bill clinton line. that's the end. if they did it -- if brady did it, his whole legacy it's going to be like barry bonds, alex rodriguez, everything up in smoke. >> also i said i don't believe mr. brady is lying. the boston globe wants to be in the net business but apparently is not policing bloggers. today the globe issued a correction which we appreciate but this kind of stuff is happening far too often all over

the net. "the factor" tip of the day. that is it for us tonight. i have to run. i want to thank everybody for watching us. and please remember the spin stops here cause we are definitely looking out for you. breaking tonight, nearly 60 million americans are hunkered down waiting for the white hammer to fall in the path of what is already turning into a record breaking blizzard with the worst about to start for most of the people in its path. welcome to "the kelly file" everyone. i'm megyn kelly. we have a packed night of news with the state department here on the administration versus israel, an ugly story breaking with a muslim group claiming death threats thanks to the "american sniper" movie and ben carson joins us with what he calls his rock star performance at the unofficial kickoff to 2016. but we begin with what officials call an epic snow and wind storm toni