think? go to facebook.com and let us know what you think. thanks for joining us. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> while we are pushing back isil, we are not creating another situation in which we are deploying massive numbers of u.s. troops. >> and because of that the isis savages will not be defeated and will continue to murder civilians with impunity. tonight, we will tell you exactly what should be done to stop the barbarians. >> i think there are terrible people that will do that to it a 91-year-old man with a broken shoulder to physically threaten him. [chanting] >> senator mccain talking about code pink, the protest group, and he will also react to bill's plan to defeat the jihad. >> the facts have been so distorted by o'reilly and watters that the real truth

is totally unrecognizable. >> also ahead, some students in vermont act out against watters world. tonight, jesse will reply. >> whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. >> 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. the modern day nazis, why are we not defeating them? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. over the weekend i watched a documentary on hbo titled night will fall. actual footage from german concentration camps liberated world war ii. last night was the 70th anniversary of the anniversary of auschwitz 1.1 million people mostly jews were slaughtered between 1940 and 1945. >> these children are twins.

when identical twins were born to non-german parents, they were con if i confiscated and german doctors injected them with diseases and cures. success in the cure was not important as these children were written off, unknown. they had no names. only numbers tattooed on their arms. >> flash forward to now. over the weekend we heard another civilian, a japanese journalist beheaded by isis on camera. that makes 7 beheadings, added to the thousands of other human beings, the isis fanatics have murdered. so i ask you what is the difference between isis, al qaeda, the taliban, which recently slaughtered 133 children, and the nazi killers? simple question. what is the difference? the honest answer is, there is no difference. it's the same mentality murder is acceptable for absolutely no reason whatsoever.

during world war ii the allied forces fought hard to defeat germany and japan. but that was after they had declared war on us. the u.s.a. was not proactive in destroying the nazi menace or the government in japan. the result close to 100 million human beings killed. that's what we're facing again with the jihad. especially because iran is close to getting a nuclear weapon. unfortunately, president obama doesn't want to hear any of this. here is his essential point of view. >> the truth of the matter is that we are doing exactly what we should be doing to make sure that while we're pushing back isil, we are not creating another situation in which we are deploying massive numbers of u.s. troops. and those who want us to shoot first and aim later you know typically get this country in to really bad situations.

>> well, here is a bulletin, mr. obama. we are already in bad situations. americans are being murdered. and if the jihadists can they will massacre millions of us. okay, any jewish person on earth is a target. so here's what president obama should be doing. first, convene a worldwide conference on the jihad. in that conference nations should be asked whether they will militarily cooperate in destroying the jihadists enemy. the nation's that will cooperate will then begin to launch operations. worldwide against isis. al qaeda the taliban and other designated groups. surely japan will now be on board. france and britain, they have to cooperate. but it will be fascinating to see how cowardly the world really is, which nations will sit it out. the major mistake president obama is making is telling the jihadists what he will not do it is certainly true

that most americans don't want another ground war like iraq and afghanistan. and that should not happen. but targeted military strikes, using ground forces for many nations should absolutely happen the goal should be to wipe the jihadists off the face of the earth wherever they may be. again, it goes back to the third reich. many people knew what their intent was but the world looked away and the worst holocaust on earth took place. believe me that's brewing once again. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. reaction. joining us from reaction the senate of the armed services committee john mccain. what say you senator? >> well, i say you are exactly right, bill. i would also point out that president obama is operating in the finest traditions of anyville chamberlain who said we will not send our young men to a country that we have not been to and speak a lang badge we do not know. the president sets up this straw man, bill there are

those of us that want to send massive amounts of american troops. that's not true. what we want though is controllers, equippers people who can help these people as we build up their military, which, by the way in the case of iraq is a monday mental task because they were so badly broken. but, no one wants massive american troops mr. president but we do want troops on the ground who can make sure we can destroy isis and right now there is no strategy and there is no way that we are going to defeat isis. >> no. and we know where they are our intel knows where they are and exactly what towns in syria they are hiding in. we know exactly where the al qaeda is in yemen. where the taliban is in pakistan, we know where they're. my idea is not just america. i think american people are tired of it's just us.

>> yes. >> okay? so we have toistic baly form another nato. because nato won't do it. basically get the nations that are either going to help militarily or they are not. and the world should know these are going to help. these are not. i wanted to get a rapid deployment force a mercenary force comprise much of all people and train it in the united states and have congress oversee it. funded by all the nations. but, there is no leadership coming out of america now. so who on earth is going to fight the jihad if the president of the united states will not fight it? who is going to do it? >> they are not -- you can get these other countries to be engaged and also some middle eastern countries would be more that be happy because these people are a direct threat to them it does require american leadership. okay? and you know i want -- i don't want to switch gears with you, but they have had 4,000 ukrainians killed now by these separatists, which,

you know are russian. and now the president is quote: considering giving them weapons with which to defend themselves. >> i know. >> do you know how shameful it is, bill for us to tell the people of ukraine that we are not even going to give them weapons to defend themselvessor intelligence by the way? >> it's part of the strategy of disengagement. but, russia is a different thing because russia is a nuclear nation. and i think we just strangle them economically and that's what we have to do. but the jihad, look, and that brings us to netanyahu. netanyahu knows that vaughn close to a nuclear weapon. he knows that they are trying to run the clock out. so is he coming here in march to speak to congress this has caused a big controversy. i want to hear what netanyahu has to say to congress. how do you feel about it. >> i want the american people and congress to hear from b.b. i agree with him.

this is a direct existential threat to israel if we come to the kind of agreement that we have already made and our desperation is palpable. and, by the way. this insanity that somehow if we get an agreement on a nuclear weapons then iran will cooperate with us throughout the middle east and fight back isis. i have never in my life seen anything so delusional as what these people are pedaling. i'm glad that b.b. is coming and he should come. >> let him talk. you know but look, a guy like me is going to say yes netanyahu has an agenda. and here is his agenda. i'm going to say that but let's hear what he has to say and how he backs it up. finally. >> by the way the only democracy in the middle east our closest ally we should hear from him at almost any time to be honest with you. >> now you had a conference

i think it was out in arizona. henry kissinger showed up. a bunch of other people showed up. >> a hearing on the senate armed services committee. >> in washington d.c. and the code pink fanatics antiwar group did this. roll the tape. >> of course i was outraged and i am still outraged. i think they they are table people that would do that to a 91-year-old man with a broken shoulder that took physically threaten him. that is beyond any norm of behavior that i have ever observed. >> now did they really physically threaten him? i know they had had the signs and were chanting. >> they all rushed. if it was the normal stand up and get thrown out that's one thing. they rushed forward. george schultz, who is 94 had to stand between them. george schultz' wife, mrs. schultz was banged into by these people, which caused her pain and bruising

of her leg. they were waiving handcuffs that were actually could physically harm them. this wasn't just people standing up. you look at that video, it was a threat to them physically. >> were they arrested by the authorities? >> there was one policeman in the room who apparently stepped back. now, the capitol hill police tell me it will never happen again and they are sorry and all of that that was not a protest. that was physically threatening two gentlemen and also the former secretary of state, secretary all bright specifically from now on have you to have the authorities in the capitol building. it's not a kind age we live in anymore. we always appreciate you coming on with straight talk. thank you. >> next on the rundown the globe embarrassing jeb bush by reporting on his high school years. but why? the shocking last minute of the super bowl. i will analyze what really happened there. the factor is coming right back.

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impact segment tonight. an article in the basic globe entitled jeb bush shaped by troubled phillips academy years. goes on to examine what the former governor of florida did during his time at a private massachusetts high school. the story says jeb bush was a nonpolitical teenager who smoked a lot of pot and generally got mediocre grade. some also described him as a bully. joining us now from washington michael, the deputy washington bureau chief of the "boston globe." >> i submit to you about every american high school kid did stupid things. what relevances to it have now that governor bush may have done these things? >> well bill as you know writer of history and biography you want to understand a person's life how he faced certain

challenges what he did to overcome them. when i talked to jeb bush for the story last thursday, he told me this period was one of the most difficult periods of his life. he arrived from houston as a 14-year-old. he was told to repeat the ninth grade and even with that advantage, he nearly flunked out his first year. his father, george h.w. bush was a trustee of the school at the time. was also a congressman from houston would have been very embarrassing. if jeb bush had flunked out of the school. so, this was a difficult time for him. he did do something that a lot of kids did. smoked marijuana drank alcohol as he told me upfront acknowledged these things. this story is about the arc of what he learned through those four years at this prep school 24 miles north of boston and the lessons he learned and how he finally did turn his life around. >> because you know this will be used by his enemies the marijuana business because the governor doesn't favor legalization of marijuana or medical marijuana. it will be used. but i want to know if you agree with me. i don't think it matters

what politicians or pundits or anybody does in high school unless they commit a crime. now, you could argue, you know, smoking marijuana was a criminal act. as you pointed out in your article like 87% of the kids at phillips academy smoking pot. it wasn't like he was doing it alone. i don't know what we learn from that now and by doing an article like, this you give fodder to the man's enemies. >> well, you know bill, his brother, george w. faced some similar questions back when he ran from president and his brother's response at that time when i was young and irresponsible, i was young and irresponsible. so in this case jeb bush has previously acknowledged that he used marijuana, hasn't gone into detail about where and when this happened and so forth. for this story it wasn't really an effort to find out did he smoke pot or not smoke pot. >> no, he admits it. >> the point here as i was saying before i want to understand a period of his life that shaped him. as you know. >> i'm not scolding you for writing the article.

i was impressed that governor bush talked to you and gave honest answers. his brother, as you pointed out, had a, you know a period where he was not doing the right thing and the fact he had a dui in maine. >> that's right. >> you know who broke that story? >> you are about to tell me. >> fox news. you know, they broke the story right before will campaign and the vote. let me get your feeling on this. in boston, there was another political person who is going to run for president. hillary clinton. are a tending wellesley. her thesis was about a radical named solve owe lynn ski. a few years ago we investigated that roll the tape. >> somehow connects saul owe lynn lynn ski to walt whitman teaching democratic virtue. the excerpts that we got tells you it wasn't well written or thought out but that she had been inspired

by low low radicalizing grass roots organizing. >> should hillary clinton older than jeb bush in college, senior year thesis be held accountable for embrace ago far left guy like sole owe. >> barack obama the story. he tells not just about the incident of obama smoking marijuana but the context of his life. so really that's what i'm trying to do here. if you you read the story and i would urge the listeners, it's 4100 word story spanned over almost 200 pages. it's an effort to take about four years what we call the education of jeb bush. that's really what we were trying to do. >> you were fair to him. i don't know i can't say you were unfair. i read the piece at the end you said that he overcame it all and he did graduate well there and he was a leader and he had nifty tennis

clothes or something. not objecting. i want to put the thing into context because as i said i think all politicians dopey kids are dopey kids and we have all been there. i appreciate you coming on tonight. thank you. new poll out of iowa. new good for rand paul and scott walker. karl rove will take a look. they are after jesse watters in vermont. watters isn't taking it lying down to use a cliche. he will strike back up ahead. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru.

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personal story segment tonight, new poll by bloomberg in the des moines register taking 402 likely iowa republican caucus goers, voters, whatever. the iowa caucus about one year away. governor scott walker of wisconsin leads the poll

15%. rand paul 14. mike huckabee 10 ben carson 9, jeb bush 8. joining us from austin, texas, karl rove. so, i don't think tells it us very much. jeb bush is not going to run in iowa. i don't even know if he is going to compete there he is a moderate. and that's a conservative caucus. am i wrong? it a conservative caucus. 55 a 7% of the caucus goers in 2012 were self-identified social conservatives you do have a very conservative group of people that attend the caucuses. do i think. this first of all, i think there will be more -- a broader pool of people drawn into the caucuses this year because there is going to be a lot more candidates and that tends to generate more turnout. second of all the interesting thing in this poll is not exactly where everybody is but that there was so much movement between october and today for scott walker and you have to chart it to one fact. he went and made a fantastic

speech at the iowa freedom forum which got played on radio and talked about across the state. >> walker was in very good shape. very very good shape. may be peaking too early. >> be careful. look at the past. at this point in 20011 the frontrunner in the des moines register poll was mike huckabee at 18%. he didn't even run. tied for 11 -- down in 11th place was rick santorum who won it with 25%. in 2007, john mccain was the leader in the polls at this point, with 21%. he ran fourth with 13%. and mike huckabee was among all of the people listed at sixth place that is to say a group of candidates ground together as other. they all received 11% total and he won it with 34 pierce. iowa is a state where like all these early states, they pay a lot of attention to it. that's why there was a lot of movement on behalf of

walker because he made a good speech and got the buzz. but there is going to be a lot of campaigning between now and next february. 12 months away before the primaries -- before the caucuses occurred. >> there i don't know if it has as much power as it used to because it is columbus terring all the primaries. i don't know if jeb bush is going to compete there is he going to go to new hampshire and do other things. you just heard the interview and i want to get your opinion on this. with the "boston globe" writer about jeb bush. i think americans are passed that now. i don't think they care about what somebody did when they were 14 or 15 years old unless it's, you know, really a felony or something like that. barack obama got a pass for his youth hillary clinton got a pass for alinsky i don't think this going to matter for jeb bush, do you? >> i don't. it is an interesting article though because it does show how, you know a kid who goes away, obviously angry at being, you know going off to school in a place that's far from home.

and does lousy and nearly gets kicked out on grades alone, gets involved in some bad behavior. and then turns his life around. and that to me was the interesting part of the story is he goes off to mexico on handover sort of work study program where they help people in poor communities there. turns around his life and his grades go from lousy to graduating with honors and winning a history prize ironically enough gets awarded to him by a member of the board of andover's trustees namely his father at graduation. >> yeah. i want to clarify in case people didn't read the article he went to mexico, jeb bush did, and he met his wife there. and as soon as he met his wife, he says i fell in love and they have been married 44 years. so is that sobered him up and then he turned it around. so, if you hadn't read it you wouldn't know that narrative. i didn't think the article was unfair. people get hysterical about these things. at this point, you know, if you are not in prison, you

can run. i mean, it's pretty much there. if you are in new york state. >> you have a low standard. in new york state you can run while you are in prison. >> that's in virginia, as well. a delegate accused of sex crimes got reelected. >> >> that's just the way it is mr. rove. we have a new bill o'reilly.com poll for you. we list all the republican folks who may run for president that we know of. and we're asking you to select one right now. the results are very interesting. we hope you add to that. check it on out. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. charles krauthammer on how to defeat isis and other jihadists. that should be interesting. megyn kelly on the man who killed "american sniper" chris kyle, that trial starts soon. next, watters under fire in vermont. he is not going to take it quietly. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. ♪ welcome to the most social car we've

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watters world in bennington, vermont. but some students there got a little sensitive. >> violating the code -- using the code of yardstick. >> won overwhelmingly here. >> he did. >> vermont is a very liberal state. why do you think that is? [siren] >> to underscore your assertion that vernlt is made up of nothing more than mindless liberals you visit one and only one town in southern vermont our town of bennington. >> hold it bennington is my town now. i just bought a little hemp farm there this past weekend. hey, neighbors. >> in this neighborhood, we don't keep off othe grass. >> in your final edit you interviewed six sources all age 17 through 24. have you ever heard of the phrase accurate demographic representation? >> that's what i love about these high school girls man. i get older they stay the same age.

>> how would you fight the war on terror? >> let's be friends. let's work together. >> you want to be friends with al qaeda? >> i want the entire world to know that we're all connected. >> are you related to howard dean? >> i don't think so. [ laughter ] >> yah! >> clearly these unrelated inserts were carefully planned to helper suede the viewing audience to your point of view. >> why don't you cry about it? >> point of ethics remain objective. do not force your personal values and ideas. >> did your nutty professor write this script for you? >> hold it, are we doing the same thing? >> that's what i thought. >> i understand far better than whatever you believe. >> president obama won overwhelmingly here by 35 percentage points. >> did he. >> do you guys want to apologize? >> no if. [siren] >> if you have ever predetermined the outcome of a story before you do the interview? why bother? >> actually, gallup predetermined the outcome.

i will be waiting to watch that anti-gallup video. >> do these people have jobs? >> a third of them were drifters. [siren] >> fact check you interviewing a drifter? a drifter? you can't be serious. >> you cannot be serious! is this person even a vermonter? >> before i do an interviewer, do you want me to ask a guest to see their papers. >> can i see your papers. >> i don't think i have them on me. >> drifters are people too, you know. high taxes everything. [siren] >> fact check. you apply 170s idiom to contemporary vermont. talk about being behind the times. >> why does every license plate in vermont look like this? >> yes! yes! >> do you understand the harm you intentionally cause

snarky interviewing and sly editing you make decent people look foolish? >> they look foolish on their own. >> i don't believe in money. >> by the way, this is what sly editing looks like. >> mr. o'reilly mr. watters, we have determined that you once again, the corner stone of journalism. >> conclusion, the facts have been so distorted by o'reilly and watters that the real truth is totally unrecognizable. >> are you denying that vermont is a liberal state? two words? bernie sanders. one more: socialist. last one. senator. i'm watters and this is my world. [ laughter ] >> what a wise guy you are. >> who me? >> beating up those high school kids. >> oh come on. >> how did i get dragged into this. >> i'm defending myself. >> they took you seriously, watters. >> i took them seriously. that's why i issued such a strong rebuttal.

>> i don't know if they and their instructures quite understand the is a tirk element that you bring. >> no. >> i'm addressing my comments now to the bennington high school kids. watters doesn't really have a world he just made it up. he is not a dictator of anything. he has no power. he just goes and asks questions. >> that's right. we actually found out one of the instructures who is a media consultant is this former cnn executive. >> really? >> he produced the video and he wrote the scripts. >> what's his name? do we know? >> grimshaw. >> >> there he is. >> there he is. he produced this whole thing and now this is what you get. >> okay. but you know what? i'm glad those kids did that. >> showed a lot of spunk. hopefully all of them graduate. >> if you think that watters is unfair, you let him have it. we don't care. we are not defending him. >> thanks. >> all right, you will be back next monday with something that i have to warn the children about. another watts world up ahead. when we come right back, megyn kelly on the trial of

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continues to set records at the box office. and next week, 27-year-old eddy ray roth goes on trial charged with murdering chris kyle who was the "american sniper." that happened february 2nd, 2013. the trial is expected to last two weeks. taking place 80 miles southwest of fort worth. here now to tell us what's at stake fox news anchor began kelly see it after the factor. >> what's he charged with. >> murder. not lead to the death penalty. not in this case taking it off the table. >> why? >> i assume because is he a veteran and suffering from. >> post-traumatic. >> not just post-traumatic stress disorder but other illnesses. >> you can tell me about his military background. >> he served in iraq. i think he was -- for about a year or so. and was a decorated marine. he received several medals, including one for courage. and then came back and had trouble readjusting. they said that even prior to his service he may have had some mental issues. there was a description of a troubled past.

but certainly once with he returned from iraq he could not get himself back on the straight and narrow. the irony, the real strategy to the whole situation is that chris kyle and his friend chad littlefield were taking this guy to the shooting range to help him work through some of his ptsd. >> mother asked kyle and the other man was murdered as well. >> correct. >> so he is charged with two murders this guy. >> the reason it's capital murder which is more serious than just murder because he killed two people. >> okay. so the mother allegedly, i didn't read this in the book or i don't remember it. in the movie they said the mother asked -- >> -- did. because chris kyle started dedicating his life to helping veterans suffering from ptsd. >> is the guy's attorney going for diminished capacity. >> they are expected to present insanity defense. they have been pushing to move the trial and they don't think they can get a fair one in this county can. and now they are talking about it was denied about pushing again in the wake of "american sniper." however, i think that's actually going to hurt their

cause because now chris kyle is a national name. back then only fort worth now it's national. >> this is texas so they will have the trial. the measles breaking out and people are worried about it. my take is that every school district in the country should require immunization for measles. if you don't have it your child can't go period. but, this is now political thing. roll the tape on chris christie. >> what i said was that there has to be a balance. and it depends on what the vaccine is, what the disease type is and all the rest. i didn't say i am leaving people the option. you have to have that balance in considering parental concerns. >> okay. so, some states like mississippi have -- you have to the immunization you can't go. other states don't have anything. >> this is going to be the next big question for all these presidential candidates how they feel about mandatory vaccines because of the outbreak that we have seen in measles in this country a disease that we have a vaccine for.

you won't get the measles if you get the vaccine. >> 13% don't get vaccinated because they won't. >> in defense of those vaccinate. they were given bad information years ago by u.k. study that came out in 1998. now there is good information. so, but even in defense of christie and president obama, both of whom came out and made somewhat pro-vaccine statements today, they had made sort of more moderated statements five years ago. no. no let me say. this five years ago the science wasn't even as certain as it was today. it is very certain today. >> let's cut through it duo pose mandatory vaccinations for the children. >> no. and i want to say "on the record" i had three children under the age of 6. i vaccinated all of them. on time as the doctor prescribed. nothing was delayed. we didn't it as the doctor prescribed. >> about 90% of americans do the right thing. 10% don't. >> that's not enough what we need in vaccinations is

community immunity. they are looking for 9 5% of the community to be immune to protect all of us. and it is starting to get below that number even on something like measles which is airborne. >> right. but if you have been vaccinated you shouldn't panic. >> you could get it but you would get middle milder form. >> almost like a cold. but the 10% can't go to school unless you get vaccinated. >> this is going to be a big issue for politicians going forward because it's about big brother. but u on the other hand some things do require some involvement of big brother. >> some things do. ebola. there was something -- >> -- that's why chris christie got hit. he was going to put kaci hickox in the slammer for not quarantining herself. do you remember that "saturday night live" skit? i was in that. >> i know. there she is, megyn kelly, vaccinated against everything but the factor. krauthammer on deck. does he think islamic terrorists can be compared to the nazis? charles is next.

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back of the book segment, bring in charles krauthammer. you read my talking points about how to beat isis and terror groups in comparison to the nazis, what do you think? >> well, i like your idea of the great coalition. the problem is it's been tried and it has failed. we actually did try that in afghanistan. that's the first time that the nato alliance has operated outside of the area, in asia of course afghanistan. and we saw what happened. a new president comes in 2009 he obviously telegraphs that he's tired of the war, he pledges he's going to end the wars. our allies look around and say we're not going to be suckers we're not going to hang around

here. and they're gone. >> there's a big difference now because isis is so much worse than -- or the perception anyway. taliban killing the kids, i think that woke a lot of people up. but isis is so much worse. did you see the documentary on hobh hbo? >> i don't watch documentaries on holocaust -- >> there are a lot of people that don't know anything. >> i understand. for me it's a personalized well historical thing. i know a lot about it. everyone knows what germany did. but the reason is the reason that the world mobilized against the nazis was that hitler invaded and dock kered all of europe. >> right. >> while he was rising, while he was threatening everyone went for appeasement. >> there wasn't a difference between the isis guys beheading people on camera and hitler and

his thugs. there's no difference. it's the same thing. and i'm trying to get this across because once you get nukes running wild then the mass murder that hitler engaged in is possible again. and the nuke thing is like this far away. and we have people in america have no clue, no concern, don't know what's going on. you have a president who fails to engage. we'll stop their advance, we're not going to go get them. and i'm not going to do any proactively, i think it's off the chart dangerous. >> but look we're looking at isis, which is a terror group in control of some territory. but nowhere near a nuclear weapon. we are now -- this is not a theoretical issue. iran is a jihadist state, happens to be shia run by a fanatical apocalyptic regime. and fanatically anti-american and also against a lot of sunni arab neighbors, it is on the

threshold of going nuclear. this is not a theoretical issue. >> no i know. >> we have a president who is in the middle of negotiating a deal where as it's been reported and i think it is rather true, we've already conceded 80% of our starting position where if we get what we are supposedly asking for, iran is on the threshold of a nuclear weapon a few months away at any time it wants and into the indefinite future. so we are looking at allowing nuclear weapons into the hands of radical jihadists in iran, a major state with 80 million people. and that is an existential threat to the region, to the gulf arabs, to the israelis and ultimate ultimately, not today, not tomorrow, but they're working on intercontinental ballistic missiles. the only reason iran wants to have them is to reach the united states. not to reach israel, which is just a stone's throw away. >> what i'm trying to do is nip

this thing down. look if the world had mobilized against hitler in 1935 or six, okay, he would have been crushed. he couldn't have defended himself. >> that is true. >> the evidence was there. the evidence is there now. the jihadists will slaughter you if you are an infidel. even if you're another muslim, if you are a shia, the sunni isis will cut your head off. if you are a sunni, the iranians will blow you to kingdom come. so now is the time where the world has to mobilize. there's no leadership. there's nothing. there isn't even a spectrum -- >> but the reason there's no leadership is because it doesn't come from the united states. you do not expect a decadent europe to actually rise up against its enemies. it didn't in the '30s. it's not going to do it today. think of the gulf war, the war

against -- >> do you think we can lead them? japan saber rattling now since the world war ii because they had the guys beheaded. do you think we could lead them into a culmination of 20 nations -- >> we can. we showed in 1990 that we can lead them. we had a president who said the invasion of kuwait this will not stand whether i have allies or not. what happened? everybody lined up behind the united states. now we have a president who says the war is over, i pledged i'm going to end the war. and there's no leadership. the only thing -- the only way the world will rise is if the united states leads and there's none of it in this administration. >> the only way that's going to happen is if we get another 9/11 or 3,000 dead or more. >> another new president. that's what i'm afraid. >> "the factor" tip of the day, what the last minute of the super bowl teaches us. the tip moments away.

finally tonight, no mail this evening because we have an extensive "the factor" tip of the day. the super bowl last night got record ratings, estimated more than 114 million americans watched the game. with less than one minute remaining it looked like the seattle seahawks were going to defeat the new eng lapd patriots because they were driving down the field. first almost miraculous catch. >> still not on the ground, still not on the ground -- whoa, look at that. >> oh man, i can't believe he didn't get up and get in the end soep in time. >> then the seahawks get down to the 1 yard line with less than a minute to go. they had one time-out remaining. they needed a touchdown. they decided to throw the ball. >> the clock at five -- pass is intercepted at the goal line by malcolm butler! unreal! >> and i'm sorry, but i can't believe the call. >> me neither. >> i will never get over

throwing the ball in that situation. >> now, the seahawks coach pete carroll said that if he had given the ball to his big running back, marshawn lynch who gained 102 yards, and he did not score the touchdown, the last time-out would have been called. so what? then you throw the ball or stop the clock? be that as it may, the lesson we can all learn is life takes dramatic turns very quickly. the pats thought they'd lost the game. almost impossible the seahawks would not score the touchdown from the 1 yard line with marshawn lynch but the seahawks made a mistake and the pats won. so in your life if you think you've lost, think about the new england patriots. as yogi ber ra once said it ain't over until it's over. "the factor" tip of the day. life can turn fast. and that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website different from billoreilly.com. also spout off about "the factor" from anywhere in the world.

name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day, do not be tendentious. thanks for watching. i'm bill o'reilly. the spin stops here. breaking tonight, president obama says we are safer under his watch despite the rise of radical islam and the return to terror just last week of a taliban genre leased by his administration. welcome to "the kelly file" everyone. i'm megyn kelly. last summer president obama freed five top taliban generals from the guantanamo bay prison camp with the white house insisting freedom came with conditions. and we need not worry. the five men had to stay under house arrest in the gulf nation of qatar. they could not return to afghanistan for one year. and they could not communicate with other terrorists. but then last week just months after their release shockingly we learned that at least