and israeli prime minister benjiman netanyahu because so much is at stake. important show thanks for joining us we'll see you back here tomorrow night. the o'reilly factor is on, tonight: >> by not answering questions allowing fester in ways not helpful. >> some democrats starting to worry about hillary clinton's presidential run because of the constant controversies. tonight we have a fair look at mrs. clinton's email situation. >> this investigation found a community where deep distrust and hostility often characterize interactions between police and area residents. >> the justifiable department says ferguson, missouri where michael brown was killed is a town biased against blacks. but is that true? we will take a hard look at it. i knew that pregnant woman and i were not going to be able to form a lasting family.

she abortion that choice saved my life. >> why aren't liberals watching other liberals on television? the msnbc network imploding. bernie goldberg has some thoughts. >> 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. hillary clinton's latest drama. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. from january 2009 to february 2013, four years hillary clinton served as secretary of state. during that time, she apparently did not use secure government email instead choosing to use her own private account which was not a vital at the time it is now. even before the change all private email by federal employees was mandated supposed to be mandated to

be preserved. you couldn't erase anything. and then there is the question of security. it's much easier to tap into email account that's not secure. that's why the law has changed. so once again, hillary clinton is in the middle of a controversy. this one comes just a few days after this was revealed that the countries of algeria and qatar donated money to the clinton foundation. some of that money was sent before hillary clinton left the state department, a conflict of interest. so you can see that is gill da adna once said there is always something. that is beginning to worrisome democrats. >> i think it is obviously highly unusual. it's much easier for critics to explain why they don't exist than it would be for her to explain why she used private email. >> why did she use a separate email? how did she secure that email? was there another email through which she communicated with people? by not answering these questions, they are allowing

this story to fester in ways that are unhelpful. >> again, those are democrats. talking points believes that hillary clinton situation is pretty well defined in the u.s.a. americans know her. they know her husband. and they know the clintons as the "wall street journal" points out often walk a thin ethical line. to quote the journal this is how the clintons roll. it will be very hard for federal investigators to uncover any emails secretary clinton may have not provide to the government as she is compelled to do. but, if mrs. clinton did, indeed, hold back emails and investigators find them that will absolutely hurt her presidential run. if she held emails back on benghazi, she might even be prosecuted. those are big ifs and if history is any guideline it will take years to get to the bottom of email gate. in the meantime, hillary clinton will run, millions of americans will support her. and the sun will come up tomorrow. it's just the way of the

world. but it should be noted that in a very dangerous time for america, it is imperative that we, the people, elect a president who is going to look out for us. not become bogged down in one controversy after another. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight, reaction, joining us from chicagoing dr. austan goolsbee a democrat who worked for president obama in the economic area. doctor, i want to talk to you about the sense of entitlement that's attached to the clintons. i don't think there is any question that they see themselves a little bit differently than just a regular person would see him or herself. or am i wrong? >> look i don't know. i'm not an expert on psychology. i think it's a little fair, a little unfair to say that we can't have a president who is going to be mired in controversies when you know the way the system works now is both parties are trying to myer the nominees of either side in controversy. >> but, but that's true. >> if she had a personal email account and if she had given it up and was doing

her personal email on the state department account, people would say that's a scandal. >> personal email on government account. >> there is no question mrs. clinton is a target. no question at all. and the republic can nominee or the guys that run will be targets as well. you are absolutely right. can't rewrite history. a lot of the things that the clintons have been involved in, way back in the arkansas days up to the presidency of bill clinton up to clearly clinton's senatorial regime here in new york and her secretary of stateship have been mired in controversy. it's not the time for it in history now. it's really not the time for it we need a president that the whole country can get behind to deal with iran, to deal with isis to deal with the economy. and mrs. clinton's a polarizing figure. you know that. >> look. i think my own opinion is that she could be a unifying figure. >> how? >> i think you know we are going to have polarizing figures on both sides.

you have already seen it. and. >> but how, wait, doc. how could see. >> cholesterol records. they would make that a controversy. >> of course they would. you are absolutely right. >> cholesterol above 180? >> the woman is going to be a target no matter what she does. but that contradicts your statement that she could unify the country. look, people actually thought barack obama is going to unify the country. that has just been blown to smither reasons. i don't think anybody thinks hillary clinton is going to reunite the country because the conservative crew and their substantial 40% of the population are never going to accept her, never. >> okay. is it do you think jeb bush or scott walker or some republican nominee is going to be unopposed a unifier of the country actually controversial if not more. >> do you want me to answer it or rhetorical question. >> i appreciate i got to ask a question.

>> jeb bush isn't a polarizing figure. no he is not, is he a wonk. a policy guy. all right? walker a little bit more because of his altitude toward labor and free market place to rise up and supersede special interest. so he would be a little bit more i'm telling you there is nobody near the poll sargs of mostly cloudy. ted cruz would be. maybe rand paul would be. most of them aren't. you know that you know that. >> i know that there is a long history groups going against hillary clinton if you set out as your criteria i only want somebody to get elected who nobody really doesn't like them, i think you are setting yourself up for failure. this is the politics of today there is a lot of animosity and these guys put on the battles army armor

and coming. >> you probably know her better than i. i have had some interactions with her. i interviewed her one time out of notre dame. she has been fine to me. i will tell you what this is a fair assessment. she has brought a lot of it on herself she dodges and weaves. not candid. dodges words, what difference does it make? what brings on that attitude of i'm going to put on my armor and defend myself is people are coming after her i'm going to do what i damn well please. that's the answer. >> on this with the email. i don't really think that's what it is. >> all right. i don't know. >> she cleared the general council, as i understand. >> i don't know. we will find out. but we will find out like six years from now. you know how they work in washington. hey, doc. always good to debate you. very fun. >> always love talking with

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continuing with lead story email gate. hillary clinton once again. joining us laura ingraham. you heard my debate with aaron goolsbee and you say? >> i think what can be conclude canned now is even if the letter of the law was not violated, member it was 2009 imflementing regulation bill on the federal records act which said that agency email had to be preserved but it wasn't clear on private vs. official email. the language. it gives mrs. clinton wiggle

room there. the intent behind the law for someone as smart as hillary clinton is obvious. we want integrity in the record-keeping process. the gate keeper should be the state department, not the individual who is working for the u.s. taxpayers in this case, of course mrs. clinton. so the problem with the analysis is it's the transparency, it's for historical purposes. it's for congressional year sight purposes. that the individual who is subject to the regulation is not determining what emails are preserved and what emails are not preserved. >> if she chose to go private, which she did, i think collin paul did some of that too when he was secretary of state. she had to preserve them all. i don't think there is any debate about that. but the clinton people say she did. and has handed over everything. >> we don't know. >> and da'da da'da da. >> we don't know what she has preserved. we don't know what she wasn't preserved. that's the reason that any smart person and she went to yale law school. top lawyer she would know that i don't know that we

found out that collin powell set up a private server in his home. i haven't read that but if he did. >> he just used a private email sometimes. >> she had a whole operation there at her house. i think the question has to be asked why. why did you do that? >> okay. now, my opinion is that the clintons, and, again president clinton has helped me with the track chairs for the disabled veterans. >> we like them because they are good to you and our veterans so we applaud that. >> okay. but i want to, you know, i'm trying to be fair. >> they can be nice people but be violating the law too. they can be nice. >> listen, we don't know whether they violated the law or not. >> i'm saying hypothetically. >> that's for our government to find out. the inspector general has to find that out. but he will do it in six years. what i do believe, i really believe this is that they both have a sense of entitlement. that they don't have to go. >> of course they do. they don't have to go by the same rules that everybody else has to go by. >> bill, that's like it's snowing out.

yes, the clintons have a sense of entitlement. >> but everybody doesn't believe that you just heard dr. goals buy say, you know, look. they are not different -- maybe i'm putting words in his mouth. it doesn't seem to upset people, some people that they do have a sense of entitlement. they do have operate the way they want to. >> right. let's just see. so the clinton foundation gets all this money from foreign governments, foreign entities, kind of skirting the rules there. after the white house made it clear what had to be done. they kept doing it they have one set of rules for how they operate and another set of rules for the way republicans are supposed to operate. and they are not equal opportunity critics on this stuff. hillary can claim damsel in distress. vast right wining conspiracy is after me. last time i checked ron foreign yea of the journal with a.p. is he out there saying. >> axelrod and what's his name? >> right. >> they are saying this could disqualify her from serious consideration can.

>> i don't know. >> all i'm say something serious people are looking at this and saying gosh what else -- what else is going to be found out? what other shoe will drop? maybe there is nothing in the emails. she is not the one to determine what emails get turned over and what emails don't. that's not her decision. >> look at the dopey machines and devices and fite find out what the hell is going on. here is my question. 35% of americans who support hillary clinton are going to support her. they don't care right? whatever it is, it's going to be rationalized away. and 35% who despise her you know, they are going to think. >> or disagree with her. >> al capone. it's then that 30% in the middle who aren't ideologically engaged who a lot of them are low information voters. they don't know anything. they are going to have to decide the election of 2016. and i'm putting forth that i think the sense of entitlement that the clintons have is going to hurt them among the regular

folks. i think. i could be wrong. >> yeah, i think you are on to great point. one set of rules applies to the regular people who don't have hundreds of millions of dollars and aren't incredibly connected by mostly compliant media and the rest of america has it to live under these rules okay? i think that's a problem. i think bill something else you have touched on is that hillary is going for the woman's vote, right? >> right. >> she is going to go for that sweet spot of the woman's vote. last time around there was 2 o% gender gap with romney and obama. here is another wrinkle on this. in 2008 hillary barely won a majority of the woman's vote. barely 50%. there is a bit of a generational divide among younger women voters and older women voters who i think are going to go for hillary. married women turned out more for romney 7% gender gap going the other way in 2012. so she is going to try to do this whole pay inequality and women's voices and women in politics is great. but i think in the end,

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have. factor following up segment tonight. ferguson, missouri. as you may know darren wilson shot 18-year-old michael brown dead last night. the story became national in protests and rioting erupted in ferguson. yesterday, the justice department issued a report saying the town does indeed target african-americans especially for civil

relations ticketsz. ferguson 67% black. but 90% of the citations issued there go to african-americans. joining us now from st. louis jeff spokesman for the police officers association. and mcgraw, radio talk show host on ktrs. >> what do you think of the justice department report? >> two things, bill. first of all, they excoriated 9/11 ferguson except officer darren wilson, right? they said it never hands up don't shoot. he was justified african-american witnesses came forward and supported officer wilson's claim. so he is completely innocent. that's one. two, you have to understand ferguson. ferguson doesn't live in the the middle of a cornfield. there are little communities all around ferguson that are predominantly african-american. those numbers, right 67% of the residents of ferguson are right. i want to know of those 90% who got those tickets how many of them actually lived in ferguson, how many lived around the surrounding

areas? just to take that number and put those numbers on it, you show me a good statistician, i will show you a good liar. >> i can give you some perspective. in the low level beef of failing to comply, which is like jay walking and all of that stuff, 94% mr. milhaven, of all citations issued to blacks. they are targeting blacks. they are. i mean, no way on earth that that -- this is a discretionary beef. you don't have to give a ticket to somebody who is not crossing the street properly. they are targeting it they are doing it for money. they want the money. and it's an easy play. come on. >> no question. no question. they are targeting blacks and whites and everyone knows. >> not and whites. it's only 6% of whites get these things. so it's not and whites. blacks. wrong, it's wrong. you know it's wrong. >> no, no no. it is wrong, bill. you have to remember that people get caught for

speeding. >> speeding is a different deal. >> listen to me. and in st. louis you then plead guilty to a nonmoving violation, you are charged more. >> i don't want to get into the weeds on this thing but somebody is speeding or goes through a red light that i don't think is targeting anybody. you do it you pay. somebody is walking along on a curb, they are looking for them. okay i want to get to you you know darren wilson and as mr. million haven pointed out he was not excoriated by this report at all that what his testimony was pretty much the feds back up. so what does mr. wilson think about this? >> well, you noticed yesterday, bill, that attorney general holder could barely bring himself to share that news it struck me that this release or this leak of information the day before these reports came out were the most damning

information that they could leak about the ferguson police department was leaked out and in advance of the announcement that the justice department determined the same thing that the much derided grand jury here decided and that was that darren wilson was the victim of an attempted murder and that he used reasonable force in the face of. >> i think that's established yard. anybody can wear a t-shirt. the facts are the facts. the officer has been exonerated north going to be charged with a civil rights violation and the grand jury didn't charge him with anything else. how is he processing that? i understand you spoke with him. how is he doing? >> i haven't spoke to him since the decision came out. i spoke to his attorney yesterday. he described darren as very relieved. the weight of the world is on your shoulders when you are under charges like this. and and really everybody in the media except for a handful like you declaring before any facts come out that he is guilty.

now that the facts are out there, you know we get the full story. >> i feel bad for him. again i feel terrible for the brown family as well. this should never have happened. >> i do, too. >> i think every fair human being does. i mean, benjamin crump, the lawyer for the family is a stand up guy. comes on this program. i have told him many, many times if he could wave a magic wand, we have two lives. one life snuffed out and wilson's life is ruined. it's horrible. >> you will agree with me that we need a revamp in ferguson. revamp this whole thick and nobody should be targeted for tickets for revenue. that's the problem. >> no question. >> nobody in america should be a target of tickets for revenue. last word. >> no question. no question, bill. and, yes the justice department has started the job and pointed out that yes, there needs to be ferguson doesn't live on an island. there are little municipals

all around that you have to drive through. four hills during all of this invented their own police department. they have a population of 800 people. they are the mayors are black, the police chief are are black, they are targeting everybody. that's how they are surviving. >> a lot of money. it's a shakedown. >> you mentioned benjamin crump. pine lawn has a population of 3000 people. they wrote 17,000 tickets last year. >> that's got to stop. >> guess who their police chief is. guess hot police chief. >> attorney general who is your police chief? >> the police chief's name anthony gray who is the family attorney general for michael brown. >> i think the attorney general has got to start to clean up these towns in missouri and stop. >> everywhere, yes. everywhere. not just ferguson, the entire north county is being destroyed. >> all right, gentleman. thank you. bad times for the liberal media. as msnbc is about to sink

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white house insider segment tonight, all kinds of reports that president obama personally dislikes israeli leader netanyahu.

is that true? joining us from washington fox news white house correspondent ed henry. he knows that stuff. he knows he has the info. personal animus between the two men yes or no? >> they don't hate each other. i think it's exaggerated. there is absolutely no love loss between them. yes, it's tense. i think my read from people behind the scenes is they get a lot more business done in phone calls than you ever hear about publicly. there is a lot the u.s. has done beyond iron dome, which we know publicly you this defense system that helps israel repel these attack from the palestinian side. there has been a lot more secret conversations. they are on the phone, i'm told all the time. but bottom line is, this recent situation with netanyahu speaking before the u.s. congress, the president was furious about that his top aides were furious about that that's why you heard the president lash back at him. he felt like he was being disrespected. >> why was he disrespected?

netanyahu wants to get his message out to the world. so why would president obama feel he was personally insulted? >> because he was in the middle of these negotiations with the iranians. it may go bad. it may end up being a bad deal with the president basically let the negotiation happen and then you can attack it or praise it or do whatever you want. >> it's too late then. >> the white house feel bill, what if in the runup to the war in iraq as president was negotiating. putting together an alliance the democrats invited the french president jacques chirac to go address the congress. >> i would like to hear what say himself. >> i don't believe in monolithic. >> president obama may sign a deal that puts israel in danger. don't think israel has a right total world they absolutely like this deal and put pressure on obama to get tougher on him? >> of course they have that right. he is -- i just think it wasn't my feeling it's the feeling of the people inside the west wing behind me.

>> i think it's a sense of entitlement. i want to hear what everybody has to say. if chirac wanted to come over to america and talk about the iraq war before we launched it. i would like to hear it maybe it would have done some good. >> let me get this right bill, you would have allowed the french president. >> not to tell. that's what netanyahu was doing to anybody he wanted to speak to and i would have covered it. >> the french president did direct american foreign policy and you would be okay with that. >> henry, is he not directing anything. he he can is just telling people in open society his opinion. not directing anything. >> that's fine. but you and i both know he was also prime minister was trying to box the american president into a corner. >> for what? >> negotiations. >> the american president is a big boy. >> he is. punk his way out off of the box. >> what is this? you can't i didn't say he had a right to say it. should be upset.

' tell anybody to do anything. >> my point of view. and here is what i want to tell the president because i know had you lunch with him and tea. look, get your deal in place. you and secretary of state kerry. what's you want. what you think is good for the united states and the world. and then hold a press conference can. give a copy of the deal to ed henry and ask you him about it is that -- am i crazy or what? >> that part is fair and i pressed josh earnst on that very point. the president attacked the prime minister at one point after the remarks and said he never put a plan -- he never had a viable alternative to the u.s. plan. and we pressed josh earnst. the americans don't have a plan on the table we haven't seen. we have asked for the details and they have actually charged that the israelis were leaking details and improper. >> i don't want to i don't care we should be playing politics with. this the deal is either going to protect the united states and the world and

israel is part of the world what do you want? what do you think is going to protect us? and then we can make our decision. all right? >> and then the israeli prime minister can attack it that's why the white house was mad. he was attacking it before there is even a deal. >> i don't care. i want to hear what he has to say. perspective when i see the actual deal which i'm never going to see because you can't force him to do it. ed henry, everybody, send the pocket hankies, running out. when we come right back, bernie goldberg on why left wing americans are not watching or listening to liberal radio and television. bernie is next. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com.

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thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly in the weekdays with bernie segment tonight. wild whether i perceived that the national media in america is overwhelmingly favorable to the democratic party. but here's something very interesting. left wing networks both on tv and radio have failed dismally. you may remember air america radio, which launched nationwide 2004 went bankrupt six years later losing at least $40 million in the process is. a disaster. now we have the collapse of the trawl level msnbc network. on tuesday, after benjamin netanyahu gave his speech, millions of americans tuned into the news. but they did not tune in to

msnbc. the ratings for them were catastrophic. at 8:00 p.m. the factor had nearly five times many viewers as the program on nbc. at 9:00 p.m. megyn kelly slaughtered her opposition 3 to 1. in february the fox news channel was the number one rated cable channel in the world in prime minister. number one. msnbc on the other hand declined an amazing 55% in the key prime time advertising age group and 28% overall from year to year. total collapse of ratings that were never high to begin with the question is why. why are american liberals not watching their own? joining us from miami, the purveyor of bernard goldberg.com. mr. goldberg. so do you know why? >> i think i have at least a theory. i will give you three reasons. but let me start out with this. in the last six presidential elections, going all the way back to 1992, the more liberal candidate, one in

five of the six popular votes five of the six popular votes the more liberal candidate one. now, you would think that that would help liberals in the media but it doesn't. as a matter of fact, if msnbc or liberal talk radio were political candidates, they would lose every election. okay. give you three possible reasons. the first one i think is the most important. liberal news media violate the cardinal rule of all media they are not entertaining. on prime time, msnbc they lecture us. i already went to college. i sat through lectures. i didn't find them fun then. i don't want to see some lecturer talking to me now. okay? so that's one reason. whether you love fox or hate fox and people do both, it's never boring. and whether you love barack obama or bill clinton, they

weren't boring either. they were entertaining in their own way. that's reason number one. they are not entertaining. reason number two, i think people tune into opinion journalism not so much for information, but to get their own opinions validated by people on the air. i don't think liberal media is really liberal as much as they are far left. i don't think msnbc or liberal talk radio reflect liberal opinions. >> so they are too far left. >> they are too far left. so even liberals don't want to tune n large numbers. the third reason very quickly is there are plenty of other places to get left of center information. >> i think that's the key. if you want to get conservative information on television you do what roger ailes did. he found the niche he's put it. 50% of america. you can get left of center information almost every

place. >> particularly on the internet. there are some conservative web sites but the left wing dominates the internet. there are all these sleazy slimy far left throwing it out. that's hurt the television industry. and also talk radio. that's why they haven't dominated the internet. that doesn't explain air america. montel williams ron reagan jr. robert kennedy jr. ariana huffington. franklin, janine garofalo. jerry springer, all these big names on the radio. some of them have actually were successful in their entertainment career. some of them. all right? but nobody listened to it. but i think you might have think the because they were just lecturing and it just wasn't fun and they don't have opposing points of view because they despise opposing points of view. >> they may have been entertaining in some other career, you know doing standup or whatever. somehow when they get on the air as liberal commentators

they are not entertaining anymore. >> they take themselves very seriously. you know, i don't take myself that seriously. it's demonstrated by the fact that i put you on every week. >> and i don't take you so it's a good relationship. >> right. so we have like this condescension going back and forth. >> i personally, bill, i like that. >> bernie goldberg everybody. get if you would mcguirk. there you go gutfeld mcguirk on deck. nancy pelosi almost cried almost broke down during netanyahu's speech. i believe the boys have some thoughts. right back. nobody told us to expect it... intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes it's not likely to go away on its own. so let's do something about it. premarin vaginal cream can help it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes

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tonight. what the heck just happened. nancy pelosi did not look happy livin'ing to netanyahu's speech on tuesday and she wasn't happy. >> near tears because i love israel very much. i value the importance of the relationship between israel and the united states. and i thought that part of that was undermined by the tone of the prime minister's speech. >> here now to analyze bernard mcguirk and greg gutfeld and you say gutfeld? >> join the club. when i i hear her i'm near tears. she makes fingernails on a chalkboard sound like mozart. >> that's kind of personal. >> damn right it is. i have had to deal with her all my life. >> wait, wait. is she your god mother. >> we actually lived together in the 1970s. we ha condo. >> that was a crowded condo. >> it really was. >> this is a class of ideologies.

>> defending country. where leader basically liberal party all about denigrating home country. about obsessing over the internal flaws of the nation. you have a leader, netanyahu is looking outward at the outside your country. she looks at the threats within the country. and that's where the and that's where the clash of ideologies is and that's why she doesn't like him. >> why do you think she gets so emotional, mcguirk? >> first of all she's got to pull herself together. who does she think she is john boehner? no. the reason why she also said the speech was an insult to the intelligence of the united states and she was saddened by the kond sengs of -- it was a clap in obama's face. i heard you go at itd with ed henry. if they had brought in the french prime minister in the iraq war the republicans would have been howling. >> not me. i want to hear what people have to say. >> but the fact of the matter is that obama he doesn't inspire confidence or his team.

his cavalier attitude toward the isis atrocities golfing, get off your high horse, all that stuff. and kerry's no baker or kissinger. so to bring in bb's point to stiffen some backbone not a bad idea. despite congress acting like a bunch of teenage girls at a one direction concert towards bb, the man is not a pope. he's fallible. he spoke before congress before the iraq war he said everything's going to be great. he also said the enemy's not our friend. they're not our bo som buddies -- >> be careful on that because iran's basically going to take over iraq. that's what they're aiming to do here. so nancy pelosi got very emotional because she disagreed with netanyahu. here's how i disagreed, this is where he's wrong. she could have used your line. here in new york city there's a lot of drug traffic on the street, particularly marijuana.

and the police commissioner doesn't like it at all. roll the tape. >> the seemingly innocent drug that's being legalized around the country in this city people are killing each other over marijuana more so than anything having to do with what we dealt with in the '80s and '90s with heroin and cocaine. in some instances causal but almost an influence in almost everything we do here. >> i did not know that, mcguirk. you live in that world more than i do. >> oh sure. of course. to be honest i think bratton's been under bill de blasio's spell just a little too long. any street cop will tell you it's because of the stoppage of stop and frisk that's causing the rise in shootings and homicides. i mean, for bill bratton to link all these shootings to marijuana without backing it up with statistics was kind of bizarre. it's not pot use. >> i believe him. >> if you believe -- >> it's not use, it's the dealers. >> it's not pot use it's pot prohibition. >> it's turf. it's about selling marijuana and

they just don't sell marijuana. >> can i just read a quote from the chief of detectives of new york city. these are all ripoff, they're not turf wars, these are ripoffs of marijuana dealers, robberies, according to the chief of -- >> okay. that's part of it. >> -- into the drug dealing word. you have the last word make it a good one, gutfeld. >> homicides in new york are up 20%. why is that? a major city in which got the most liberal mayor in their history and instantly over a year more people are being murdered. it's not about the cannabis, it's about communist. it's not the pot, it's progressivism. the guy that's supposed to be safinging everybody is in part because of stop and frisk -- >> there is some truth to that because he's making it more difficult for the police to prevent murder. >> correlation is causation game, you're going to win with stop and frisk, not with pot. >> all right, guys. we appreciate it. "the factor" tip of the day some very tasty snacks, you like

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