the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> an estimated 90 people, 90 of these syrian christians were taken by isis, many of them women and children. >> the isis savages continue their reign of terror while a cowardly world stands by and watches. girls as young as 8 years old being raped, christians being mutilated and murdered and muslims who differ with isis being slaughtered as well. tonight we will continue our reporting on a monstrous situation. >> collectively they are getting conned out of millions of dollars every month. it all starts with a phone call. [phone be ring aring] >> john stossel has endured attacks for his reporting many times. tonight we will tell you why some in the media despise fox news.

>> very singular. >> enlighten me then. >> also ahead a university of illinois student charged with crinels patterned after 50 shades of gray. is it legal on that case. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the fact begins right now. ♪ ♪. hi i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. the isis atrocities continue as a cowardly world does little. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. perhaps as many as 90 christians in syria have been taken hostage by the isis jihadists. we should all pray for those people who may very well be beheaded or burned alive. also the united nations high commissioner for human rights has issued a report that says the following. isis atrocities include rape slavery, trafficking

of women and children. forced recruitment. civilians and kidnappings. young girls are being forced into marriages. young boys being trained as jihadi fighters. we have seen video of that. and it is appalling. these young boys are being brain washed trained to kill. they are powerless to stop isis from abusing them. meanwhile the world dithers there is no organized campaign on the ground to stop the atrocities or to defeat the isis savages. what a disgrace. in an excellent bit of reporting from northern iraq, nbc correspondent richard angle interviewed two women who escaped from the isis abusers. >> isis is reviving the barbaric tradition of the slave trade, proudly showing its fighters in this isis video discussing the acidy women they are about to buy. we showed her the video. she instantly recognized the men. all of the girls were screaming and crying because they didn't want to go with them she says so they beat the girls and dragged them

away by force. she was raped repeatedly for three months. they sold me from one man to the next she says. the ordeal was even harder for the younger ones. >> there is a word we don't use a lot in the news media. but it fits here. this is evil. it was sleuth evil by design. this was not a war crime that happened by accident. this is isis policy. >> again, excellent reporting by richard engel. is he right. the news media does not like to use the word evil but that's what the world is witnessing. once again talking points will remind that you these isis thugs are the same as the nazis who slaughtered millions of people before and during world war ii. no difference in the mentality, none at all a. and once again, the world is standing by doing little while the isis menace grows spreading all over the middle east and north after infantry call. president obama is not taking the lead. his stated 60 nation coalition is invincible

inconvince siivel. how long going to continue before the world unites against these savages? how long? that's the memo. now for top story tonight from washington thomas anderson for the center from strategic and international studies. here in the city michael weist, author of the book isis inside the army of terror. am i overstating things, mr. weist? >> no, i don't think you are. isis is many things. it's a terror army. it's a totalitarian political organization. actually, the upper echelons are former baathist of the saddam hussein regime. a lot of the ideology came over from that. >> you interviewed isis people, right? >> um. >>um how did you get access to them. >> my co-author is from a town which if you are doing a book on the can drug cartel it's like being from juarez. gateway jihadists have moved from syria to iraq and now in the reverse direction. also from a prominent tribe

in eastern syria. had isis super imposed caliphate on top of. quite a number of contacts on the ground. all too willing to talk to journalists. it's not true. >> have you been to syria. >> i was there in syria in the summer of 2012. >> if you are there, when i was there, it's important to elm in a size, isis was not. >> how did you get them to talk on the phone with you or talk to your co-writer? >> on scrip. >> in your opinion nazis. they don't care do anything to anybody, right? >> political project which doesn't get talked about. political project which is one i will describe as sunni restoration. 2003, they feel, again this is where the saddamist element comes into play. they lost power -- they want to build a caliphate around the sunnies which means appose state and kill them. are you surprised that the world is standing by and watching this? everybody knows what's going on? it's almost every day.

now we have little kids. girls as young as 8 being raped and sold and passed around to these guys. who feel it's fine to do it. boys being trained as killers when they are 7, 8, 9 years old. world does really nothing. there is no summit to unite against them. there is nothing. are you surprised? >> no. and let's recall a few names we probably hopefully have not forgotten, trevor, rowan darks sierra leone, democratic republic of condo. all these places liberia where you have had child soldiers and wraption and women taken away from their families. >> we couldn't see that we see this. this is right there. all right? all of that you couldn't each see it now it's on the internet. it's on the news. every day, day in and day out. the united states is bombing but we don't have any organized will. 60 nation coalition is is a fan thom. we are going to wipe out

these 50,000 people or whatever. >> once you stand up and make a statement, then people say okay, then what's the next move? people are intimidated by the group. they are intimidated by the landscape that they would have to go into. are you telling me that the united states of america is intimidated by 50,000 isis savages? >> i'm speaking about the world in general. >> we take the lead though, right? we get the summit. and we have, all right. this is what we are going to do. look at nato, nato could wipe them out. just nato. >> some people may not agree with that i mean, you would have to actually make the commitment to put your forces in there. and then you are engaging forces on their own territory. it would be tremendously difficult to go in there and battle isis though it could be done. we would like the locals to do that, which, of course, is what the plan is i don't think they will be successful. >> we are not doing anything and then we watch day in and day out as these atrocities take place. it reminds me very much because there was intel to the united states before the war with germany and japan.

that jews and dissidents in germany were being put in concentration camps specifically dacol. they knew that too bad that's over there it's not here. same thing is it not. >> outsourcing of the ground campaign particularly in iraq, look at the forces fighting against isis, these are iranian built proxy groups sohio -- shia militias. >> and the kids. >> and the kurds. i talked to the kurds all the time. they say we have no intention of going into sunni con clafs doing combat house by house. >> we want to defend our turf. >> we are tefneddinging our turf. >> there isn't anything or any organized attempt to root these guys out on the ground and therefore, they are metastasizing. they are expanding all over the place. >> correct. we interviewed about a dozen past and present u.s. military commanders, military intelligence guys whose jobs it was to athat the mize isis in iraq.

not a single one told me in this book that they foresee this genie being put back in the bottle without american boots on the ground. >> it will have to happen. it will reach critical mass. president obama. probably the next president has to deal with it i will give you the last word. >> his hand could be forced. we could continue to see atrocities and c see expeditionary activity by isis setting up camps in other countries. at some point you would have to say too many atrocities on the ground. too much of extension by this group. it's now a core potent threat beyond the region and that could force us nativity toe, and others in this 60 entity coalition to actually engage on the ground. >> have to do something about it other than saying we watch people being slaughtered. i want to recommend this book everyone to. if you want to know really what the inside story is about isis. it is called isis inside the army of terror. it is by michael weis, okay. so the factor audience is the most sophisticated intelligence audience in the world. if you want to broaden your

frame of reference about this, there is the book. thank you, gentlemen. we appreciate it next on the rundown, senator john mccain says he is ashamed of himself and ashamed of america. we will tell you why. later illinois police say a crime was committed off the "fifty shades of grey" situation. is it legagagagagaga

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country of ukraine. putin violating international law and spitting in the eye of nato. >> ukrainians are not asking for boots on the ground. that's not the question here. they are asking for weapons to defend themselves. and they are being slaughtered and their army military is being shattered. this is a shameful chapter. i'm ashamed of my country. i'm ashamed of my president and i'm ashamed of myself that i haven't done more to help these people. >> joining us now from washington with reaction is stephan pfeifer, a former u.s. ambassador to ukraine under president clinton. mr. ambassador, senator mccain overstating things? >> well, i can understand the administration's caution here, but it's time for the administration to change its policy and provide defensive arms to ukraine. i was with a group that visited ukraine in january. we had three days in kiev meeting with military authorities and then we went out to the field headquarters for the operation in eastern ukraine. and they are asking for

mainly nonlethal help, what they need in the defensive arms category is light anti-armor weapons. these could have been very useful last week. >> why do you think president obama refuses to provide the weapons. >> the administration's concern is in the united states provides weapons to ukraine, do the russians then escalate? certainly the russians have lots of possibilities to escalate. i would make two points in response to that first of all, of the ukrainian also bear the risk of that escalation. they understand those risks and what we heard very clearly when we were there in january is give us the weapons we are prepared to resist. the second point though is that while the russian ares may escalate it's not as easy as some suggest. because they are at a point now where russian escalation requires much more overt involvement by russian military forces. >> yeah, and the supply lines get? putin doesn't care. i mean he doesn't care who knows what. lums something.

let me ask you something. stealing the recrane story. isis so more vivid than ukraine. part on the obama administration of not engaging evil. they don't want to do it. and i understand that, you know, after iraq and afghanistan you don't want to blow up into another situation where the military is full throng, i got it. but, showing weakness to putin is just going to allow him to do more. now we hear mall dove moldova and baltic states. i think something has to be done. i disagree with you. i don't think it's a small arms deal. i don't think that's going to stop putin. what i would do would be -- i would pull all the credit cards out of russia that's american express, visa and master card and no banks would accept any charges made from russia. that would crack their economy fast. i would do it on the economic way. i don't think the weapons are going to matter. what do you say? >> i say that they are not mutually exclusive. i would argue you should be

implying more intense economic sanctions now. i standard that those are now, looking at package of additional sanctions now within the u.s. government. i also would argue that it's time to provide ukrainians. >> i'm not going to argue with you. not a big downside to doing that if you want to break putin, you have to break him on the economic side. certainly the banks the international banks would do that already in trouble. once the banks start accepting receipts from not afraid of him? give chancellor merkel hot administration diplomat lead here. something i think it's pretty evident reached on february 12th is not taking hold of the russians, blew right through the cease-fire. >> yeah. are getting to a point where my guess you are going to see him move through additional sanctions. economic sanctions it's time

to see the policy and provide see what happens, mr. ambassador, thanks very much for coming on. we appreciate it directly ahead, crowley and powers reacting to isis and putin then attacking fox news we will tell you why so many people love to do that factor continues all across the u.s.a. and all around the world.

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putin invasion the ukraine. monica crowley from washington and kirsten powers. we talked about this before with you. almost every day new across if i if i atrocities. slavery, you maim it even the abc correspondent says it's evil, everybody knows it's evil. president obama after a year still befuddled on his watch. it grew from the jay vee into now something that's in ten countries. still doesn't have overall strategy to stop these people as they picked off 90 christians last night. so what do you think he should do? what do you think the president should do?

>> i keep saying this to you. i don't think that there is an easy answer to this. >> what do you think should do. do you have any answer at all? >> i don't -- we don't know -- i think that he should get people together, which i assume he is doing and try to come up with some sort of plan to combat this and try to -- >> after all this time. >> this should be going on. >> but it's not. >> but the idea, bill, that just sending troops in which i think. >> i don't think anybody is saying just send troops. in everybody is wondering why after a year of horror and atrocities, no summit meetings, no nato, nothing. >> but you do want troops sent, in right? >> i do under the banner of an international coalition that includes arab troops and includes nato troops certainly. because that's the way you kill them. you confront them. >> what i think, what i fear is that you are oversimplifying this. that you think that the same way we were going to go in and be liberators in iraq.

>> no occupying force here at all. >> we need to have a very very clear plan if we're going to do this of how we're going to be successful. >> you don't have a plan and now i want to go to monica. >> i'm not the head of national security for this country. >> discussing these things the idea that i won't scream war the way that you two of you do that's all. >> you don't -- you can't -- your idea is so oversimplified here. >> look, you don't have any plan. i have a plan of a coalition of world nations. coming together and confronting them. >> you think because you want to send troops in that that's like a plan, done, and it's solved. what i'm saying is that we need to have people who are military strategists tell us exactly what that would mean. and if somebody can tell it us exactly how that would work. >> planning a military operation. >> i would be interesting in hearing that but your idea that you are going to get a bunch of people together and invade a country and that's going to solve a problem.

>> actually do you have members of the military and military analysts putting out commands to the commander and chief and he refuses to do it. >> where are those plans? >> all over fox news. you have got military analysts talking about. >> pentagon people. >> but you were also hearing that. >> wait, kirsten, come on, former secretaries of defense, new secretary of defense that they are laying out the options and they have been for a long time and the commander and chief refuses to do it. if you really want to smash isis if that's your objective you do it in three ways you do it militarily, economically and ideologically. militarily you increase the special ops forces yes, you will need ground troops but you increase special ops now. you also increase the use of air power for close air support, lift capabilities and intelligence. and finally you do sunni tribal engagement that means arming and training the sunni tribes on the ground willing to fight. that also includes the kurds take them on economically. bomb the military fields make them run out of gas. >> much smarter military people than the three of us,

all right? but there isn't any organized meeting or summit there is no urgency and every single day now we are seeing the terrible abuse of human beings, children and everything, and these guys are not afraid of us. let's go to putin. >> if you have american leadership. >> we don't. >> what you are seeing now is logical result and collapse of u.s. leadership. >> we don't have leadership against isis right now. we are hoping that president obama will step up. >> we had such a great plan before to go into iraq. >> we should be paralyzed because this happened in the past. go ahead. >> how wrong people it is important to remember that when you guys are both just asking -- you got it all figured out. >> i'm sure the people who are going to be beheaded who were captured yesterday you know what? i wish the u.s. didn't do iraq. >> i don't need you lecturing me about caring about human rights. i have been writing about this stuff bill, long before we have ever been talking about it. so you don't try to dismiss my concern. >> your whole ballgame is to blame the bush administration for iraq and

afghanistan and that's what. >> what would you do to putin? >> >> i would blow him up like you and john mccain would do. >> you don't have. >> solution is to go to war. >> take the lead on putin, go ahead. >> 1994, ukraine agreed to give up nuclear weapons in exchange from security guarantee from the united states. this president has abandoned that security guarantee. >> what does that mean security guarantee. >> nuclear umbrella to protect ukraine from invaders in russia. >> what is president obama supposed to do there? >> since he has abandoned that. years behind on, this arming the folks on the ground. allah the kurds in the middle east. >> arm them all day long not going to beat them. >> send meals ready to eat. give them the weapons they need on the ground. >> i'm not he opposed to do that. if anybody thinks the ukraines can beat the russians, they can't. last word on putin, kirsten? >> we should -- we have already done sanctions, we should do more sanctions.

i don't think that all your military solutions answer is all the problem. >> putin is probing. he probes in crimea. he probed in georgia. >> succeeding here is going for the baltics next. >> pew poll just out today. do you favor or oppose u.s. sending ground troops to fight isis? favor 47, oppose 49, which is pretty much a dead heat in the margin of error. so that is a big big change from october where only 39 favor. so, you know people are starting to see, this is going to go on forever unless we confront them. ladies, very good debate. spirited as always. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. did you know that a fox news anchor is a daughter of a pop star? tell you who it is. also, coming up is it legal will predict what will happen to the killer of chris kyle the american style. there is a "fifty shades of grey" crime story breaking. hope you stay tuned to those

attacking fox news been going on for more than 18 years. it on the air. fairly simple conservatives and traditional people. national news agencies do. on a personal note, i'm pretty tired of all the garbage, can i say with certainty many of my colleagues here at fnc here as well. here the anchor of a friday night program on the fox business network john stossel who himself has been attacked over the years for his reporting and opinions,

right? >> i have. >> a little bit of history stossel and i have known each other for a very long time when we covered the battle of the bulge in world war ii. just a little jest there stossel, do you know what i'm talking about? >> we met at channel 2 in new york. working there as a reporter and i was a reporter as well. then we went to nbc and i followed you over there. we were there for a couple years together. >> very little. won 19 emmy awards when i was bashing business they liked me jennings and ted koppel and charles gibson. they never got attacked at all, right? accuracy of the media and media research center. it wouldn't get picked up by the mainstream media then for you things changed. when was that? >> i wrote a book called give me a blake about it i wised up and said gee, all

this regulation isn't helping consumers. too much regulation and too much government is the problem. suddenly it changed. peter jennings when he saw me in the hall turned his head. >> he just didn't like you generally. >> john stossel, i hope you die soon. >> really? >> i held the wrong opinions. once you started to tell the viewers and readers, look big government doesn't work in my opinion and here is why. you usually back up what you say. then the i have vitriol started. so it's a pure ideological play, you think? >> pretty much. we had broken the code. civilized people can't think that way. there has to be tougher gun laws there must be abortion on demand. there must be a big welfare state. any civilized person thinks that way if you don't you are a degree ton and we are going to get you. enter fox news that comes on the air and says to america,

listen, we don't believe that you are getting both sides of the story, primarily. and they put people who have conservative beliefs, traditional beliefs, libertarian beliefs. put us on the air right? then the firestorm starts. i mean, it's a real firestorm out there. >> but so what? fox ratings are great. >> unbelievable. >> good there are critics out there in the blowing sphere, every once in a while they will find an error. >> as long as they are honest absolutely. they are not honest. you know that. >> it was the blowing sphere that caught dan rather, for example, when he was making stuff up and brian williams. this feedback. >> wasn't the blowing sphere that caught brian williams, it was the military newspaper. that's who did that. >> but you know as well as everybody in this building that if you go out and say i work for fox news at a party or anything like that, you are going to get people who hate you they tonight even know you just because you work at fnc. >> totally, they will turn around and walk away. here in new york and texas they like it.

>> around the country people are very nice to me. i very rarely get it i get it from the media and hun obviously over the weekend you saw what happened and how we rebutted it. it's vicious. it's more vicious now than it ever been in the 18 plus years i have been here. very very vicious. do you know why it's vicious? >> succeeded. >> there someone more thing. we are putting tremendous pressure on the obama administration to fight the terror savages and with hillary clinton coming up in 2016, if this network wasn't around, what would happen? >> i don't think it's that organized. i think it's visceral. they just don't like you they don't like me and they want to take their enemies down. >> john stossel, everybody. and we would like to congratulate everybody here at fox news. february ratings are in today. once again we dominate. ready? fox news channel the highest rated cable channel in the

world in prime time. that's all channels. including the zombies. we beat the zombie channel. also the factor, tremendous month, number one everywhere. up a whopping 22% in the category advertisers like. i want to thank all of you for your continued loyalty. when we come right back, is it legal on what will happen to the man who killed the "american sniper" chris kyle and breaking crime story involving "fifty shades of grey." legal is next.

thanks for staying with us, bill o'reilly in the is it legal segment tonight. attorneys and fox ne

jurors in stevenville, texas reached their unanimous decision after nine days of testimony. it was an emotional moment as the families learned of the guilty verdict. shortly after it was read chad little field's pore said it was a big relief. >> we just want to say that we have waited two years for god to get justice for us on behalf of our son. and as always god has proved to be faithful. we are so thrilled that that we have the verdict that we have tonight. thank you guys for being so

compassionate and treating us with respect and honoring us. thank you very much. >> clearly very emotional. chris kyle and chad littlefield were gunned down at a texas shooting range in february of 2013. they had taken routh out shooting after his mother asked kyle to help him. routh will receive a life sentence without the possibility of parole. joining us live on the phone now is fox news legal analyst. thank you for being here this morning. >> of course. >> the jury deliberated less than three hours before reaching a verdict. are you surprised they made up their minds so quickly? >> i am really not. the defense went with the insanity ploy and that's all they had. it was clear he was there and he did the killing of both men. so the insanity defense is what they had. but both sides the -- had experts and the experts washed each other out. one said he was insane and the

other said he was not. what he really did was convicted himself with his own words. shortly after his arrest he spoke with a texas ranger, texas ranger briley. he asked him did you know what you were doing was wrong? he said yes, sir, that's a quote. he followed up with -- i will almost quote, he said would it have been better -- or would it have been all right if i stayed there? meaning he left the scene. that is consciousness of guilt. leaving something you know you did wrong. he left the scene. hoe told that to briley very early on. to me that's the end of the story. add to that he said i'm sorry to the family. again knowing he knew right from wrong. that's the legal standard in texas and pretty much everywhere for insanity defense. did the defendant know at the time what was right and what was wrong? and you look at his actions and he fled and his words yes, sir. that's a conviction. >> do you think had he not spoken with that ranger and said what he did right there as you were explaining, do you

think there might have been a different outcome? >> i don't know that there would have been a different outcome because let me tell you -- let me give uh few stats here. insanity defenses are used less than 1% in felony cases. people don't like insanity defenses. people like to think people take responsibility for their actions. when those insanity defenses are brought -- again less than 1%. only .26% of the time are they successful. so just on the stats alone you could pretty much predict it would come out the way it did. >> and with all of the press surrounding the trial and the wildly successful six-time nominated film "american sniper" do you think it impacted the outcome of the trial? >> i don't because when they went to voir-dier they said have you seen about it? have you heard about it? yes. can you be fair and impartial? both sides could have i can cked out a juror if they thought they couldn't be impartial. we have high-profile cases in

this country all the time. we pick juries or they pick juries that can be fair and impartial. notwithstanding all of the hoopla going around the trial. >> so once again you are not surprised with the outcome? >> no. i pre detected it. predicted it. >> we appreciate you being here early this morning or at night however you look at it. >> we are 24/7 at fox news. >> we definitely are. we will continue to follow this story and the outcome of a guilty verdict in the "american sniper" trial. we appreciate you being with us. continue to stick with us here at fox news. we will continue to cover this on "fox and friends" starting at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. this is a story we followed from the very beginning, and we will continue to follow it as it all plays out. this is something that has captured america. this chris kyle the sniper with 160 confirmed kills he is definitely taking part in the hearts of americans.

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♪ i don't know much ♪ but i know i love you >> are you saying you were completely unaffected by all of this. >> i was completely unaffected because that's the way i raised. we are a catholic family. you know from a faithful background. so i was always taught to be humble, and treat everybody with the same respect as you would like them to treat you. >> what happened? >> i don't know. i'm here hanging out with you. >> so you get out of high school. you come to new york to do some modeling acting. but you decide i'm too smart for this. you went back to college and got a journalism degree, from where? >> university of texas austin. >> and you start your career. it's an interesting career. i met artel when we were competitors, in the syndicated world. i was doing "inside edition," and you were doing -- >> a little show called "extra." >> hello, everyone welcome to "extra," the entertainment

magazine on this labor day. >> the first african-american female to do that sort of they call it prime "extra," to be the face of a magazine like that. i did a lot of firsts, the first african-american female to have my own signature show on cnn. >> you're kind of a trail blazer. were you conscious of the aspect of the industry? >> when you walk in certain shoes, you're never not aware of it. you don't walk around with a chip on your shoulder when you're aware of it. we were talking about the guys let's tease it let's do this, let's do that. and the guy looks at me and he says, art, calm down. thankfully there was another african-american female there with me. and she says, so-and-so she's not upset. that's just how we talk. >> me, too. we get involved. >> yeah.

>> we're not zombies and this and that. america's been good to you, though i think. >> absolutely. i have no complaints. >> hello, everyone. i'm artel neville -- >> i'm proud to be considered a trail blazers, proud to be a role model. i don't represent everyone who looks like me but i'm happy when young girls can look at me and say, wow, i can be like her. you know, before, not as much -- >> what makes me mad. i've known artel for a long time. we're kind of friends. >> shhh! don't hold it against me. >> people like beyonce and people like this, they get all the media attention, all right? but you you should get some media attention, in the sense that here's somebody who is an educated journalist practicing at the highest level on fox news channel, okay? why aren't the media saying you know what, there are a couple of role models here, too? >> it's kind of funny.

i'm not slamming anybody. but it's kind of funny that people who would normally follow me, bill the minute i tell them where i work we haven't seen you in so long. i say, well i work at fox news. the minute i say that they're like grrr! >> they don't know why. >> no. i said, at least watch me and you'll see i'm the same person and the same journalist with the same practicing values and standards that i've always had. >> can you sing? >> oh you know what i can do? can i give you a quick rap? >> oh yeah. >> my name is art and i want you to know that i'm spirited and on the go i'll from new orleans and i'll try not to be so mean, down inside i'm sugar and spice. and scene. really nice working with you, bill. >> arthel neville everybody. the tip of the day, about

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presidency, it will be our failure as citizens rather than the media. i'm sure mrs. clinton knows that, and she's fortunate. i'm so exasperated over the attacks on bill. that's nice of you, ann. i hope you enjoy the premium membership. bill, your fact-based reporting on isis has angered the left. they are smearing you to get you to stop. that's an interesting take stu. i've heard that from others as well too. james from texas yahoo news attacked brian williams when the opposite is true. the internet is right with reporting, james. jeremy bosley i met you at camp victory in iraq and it wasn't a fairy tale visit. the army took great care of us. it was great seeing everybody in iraq and later in afghanistan and kuwait.

i wish i could do it again. but it's you guys that really have the courage. i was surrounded about i bodyguards, and stuff like that, but i learned a lot from my visit, and i'm glad i met you. in boston the folks up there are a hoot. you are too classy for the nonsense water springs. i think you may be overestimating me, anita. nashville, tennessee, o'reilly, be renewed in your purpose. you are making a difference. i hope so. thank you. dr. paul st. louis. bill watching you in aruba. fantastic. debbie allison in georgia i saw a gentleman wearing a keep it pithot t-shirt.

how people view god. 80% of us americans are believers. there's no question that if you are a religious person here in new york city, los angeles, other places, you may be looked upon with suspicion by some folks. especially if you talk about your religion. you could be branded as a zealot or religious fanatic. you know the drill. the founding fathers based our law system on the ten commandments and openly said our human rights are given to us by god. tomorrow we'll have a debate that. here's the tip for tonight. if you are a believer, be proud of your faith. don't impose it don't be obnoxious, be proud. somebody mocks you turn the other cheek. that's your tip of the day. that is it for us. check out the fox news factor website which is different than bill o'reilly.com. do not be tandentious.

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