he oval office one too many times already we want to know what you think. tell us what you think. that is all the time we have left this evening. thanks for joining us. we'll see you back here tomorrow. the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> if you are watching fox news, you get a entirely different reality than if you are watching msnbc. >> the problem for president obama is few are watching msnbc and the power of fox news is growing. bernie goldberg and i will analyze tonight. >> the level of animosity between the president and netanyahu is incredible. >> more problems for the obama administration overseas. as america's best friend in the middle east, israel, may not be that any longer. how does this effect you? a special report coming up. >> sounds like a good idea to me. >> go place to start the discussion? >> yeah. >> what about i just want my coffee? >> also ahead, stimulating racial conversation along with the caffeine at

starbucks. we'll find out what the folks think. >> i'm just here to have a cup of coffee and go to work. >> 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. seeks the attention of the american voter. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the real reason benjamin netanyahu won re-election in israel is that the people over there are frightened. iran close to a nuclear weapon, terrorism rampant. so voters turn to the tough guy and the liberal candidate was defeated. here in america he we are now at that level. there is not fear in the marketplace, however there is intense struggle for the hearts and minds of american voters, president obama hillary clinton and a the democratic party are all well aware that liberal policies are under fire. and that is a concern going

forward. >> if you are watching fox news you get an entirely different reality than if you are watching msnbc. so, everything is just like an opinion. but there are hard, cold facts about how things work and who is being responsible and who is not. and the challenge is making sure that voters are aware of that. >> well, facts are funny things. they can be distorted and opinions can be gilsed disguised as facts. here is a perfect example. >> for the first eight years of this century before i came into office, we tried trickle down economics. we slashed taxes for folks at the top stripped out regulations didn't make investments, and the things we know we need to grow, at the end of those 8 years we had soaring deficits, record job losses and an economy in crippling recession.

>> so let's analyze the president's statement with facts. 2007 under president bush, the median household income in america was $56,436. today after six years of president obama, it's $54,332. unemployment rate today 5.5% under president bush after a few years in office the lowest level was 4.4%. highest federal income tax rate under bush 35%. now close to 40% under president obama. what about the recession? well it didn't happen because of trickle down economics, it happened because the american banking system gave out housing loans to people who couldn't pay them back on a mass scale. also, the federal agencies fannie mae, freddie mac piled up huge amounts of derelict loans. that scam in both the public and private sectors collapsed the economy. so president obama's facts about the recession are

debatable to say the least. certainly not in stone truth. and, believe me, you will not hear this analysis on the nightly news broadcast or other cable news operations. you will only hear it here on fox news. not because we dislike president obama although some fnc commentators clearly do. it's because people like charles krauthammer, brit hume, megyn kelly, dana perino and others are fact-based analysts. and that is a clear threat to any politician or political party that's trying to deceive people or trying to promote policies that are failures. so to blunt the impact of fox news we're attacked by the left and derided by the other media you see that consistently on msnbc and cnn, which are both collapsing in the ratings. i mean last night i turned on cnn at 9:00 p.m. to see what they were reporting. i saw anthony bore deign eating soup in india or some place. the soup looked good.

so what we have here is failure to communicate to quote the iconic movie cool hand lou. the liberal press is in decline. fox news is serging, in february the prime time lineup fnc number one in the cable world. not just news we kicked the zombie channel's butt. first two weeks of march same thing. again, that cinelsd of dominance is a severe threat to the far left which needs to marginalize independent and critical voices in order to put hillary clinton into the white house. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight reaction. joining us from miami the purveyor of bernard goldberg.com mr. goldberg. how much influence do you believe the press will have in the upcoming presidential election? >> that's not an easy question because you have got to figure that 40% have already decided they are going to vote for hillary. another 40%, thereabouts

have decided they are going to vote against hillary. so that leaves 20%. the mainstream media don't have the clout that they used to. but, if you take the three big old networks, they still have about 25 million people watching every night. so what they do matters. what cable does only matters in terms of fox because fox is is the only one with any numbers. so fox may balance out the 25 million who watch the networks, but they don't have as much clout as they used to. >> they being? >> the old media. >> how about the newspaper industry? i don't think they have any at all anymore. >> >> you are laughs. >> once upon a time editorials endorsing candidates may have meant something. >> not today right? >> that was once upon a time yeah. >> all right. so that the people i'm

interested in your talking points memo by the way. >> go ahead. >> what i think you went wrong with is not what you put into the memo, that was fine. it's what you left out of the memo. it's true that fox news is going to hold president obama accountable as you just did in ways that liberal media won't. that's absolutely true. but what you left out is the hyperpartisanship on both sides of the media. liberals are -- liberal news organizations are going to play down liberal screwups but fox news is going to play down conservative screwups. >> i disagree with that let me tell you why. >> let me give you a few examples. >> you can do that but i have to come in now because you just made a pretty strong point. >> i have facts to back it up. >> all right. well, hear my facts and then we will give you. that's the way we do it here i have been doing this 19 years and i have a cadre of

contributors like you. all right? and i select those contributors beeged upon ability to analyze in independent way. that's what we do here. flap ship of the network. if i get krauthammer on here. krauthammer will hammer the republicans, so will hume, okay? so will you. so i will tomorrow, we are doing a thing about glenn beck leaving the republican party. okay? most of the people here and certainly the prominent ones will hammer anybody that they believe and in fact dana perino coming up right behind you has some analysis on ben carson and mr. carson is not going to like. go ahead. >> if that was intended to get me kicked off of this network once and for all. >> no, no. he we would never kick you off. >> because what i'm about to say is this program is not

all of fox news. >> no but bret baier doesn't do that kelly baier. >> bet baier isn't hyper partisan. >> bret baier is the best news show on television. >> thank you. >> chris wallace has the best news show on sunday. >> right. kelly is not partisan at 9:00. >> this show is both smart and fair. kelly did a great interview with dick cheney that was both good journalism and smart journalism and i repeat. that's not all of fox. >> that's most of fox. >> no. >> yeah. not even close. >> those are the big ideological bone. she is, you know. >> so fox is conservative network. >> what i'm saying to you that i never said that fox is the conservative network. i buy that fox traditional

conservatives a voice that they don't have on the other networks. >> hey. i was the first person to say that even before you. they gave me voice. >> there is no right wing jihad on this network. if somebody is screwing up on the right. they get hammered. >> not always. let me give you a few examples. let me give you a few examples. liberals are anxious to talk about how bush got us into iraq and that's why we have the chaos in the middle east with isis that we have today. >> okay. what this conveniently leave out is that it was barack obama who took all the troops out that also contributed to the chaos. conservatives on this channel, not the ones you mention but many conservatives on this channel will only blame barack obama for what's happening in the middle east and they will conveniently leave out that bush started the fight. >> no operation is perfect.

>> bill, i'm not saying it'ser fecket. >> i know. there is a reason why we are beating the zombie channel. there is a reason. you know and i think you can look at it. >> i wish i could have given you more examples to make my point. >> how about next week? >> the point is that even opinion journalism has to be fair and when you just pick on the other guy's side and go easy on your side, not you, but others that's not fair. >> and i agree with that. all right bernie i hope you are not fired. if you are not, you can come back and give examples next week. >> easy come easy go. >> next on the run down brand new segment, dana perino's top stories of the week. later hillary clinton's poll numbers falling fast. we have the facts coming up.

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impact segment tonight. brand new segment. day that perino's top stories of the week and here she is. co-host of the five ms. perino, beckel would never get. this beckel's top stories. >> i am honored to be in the seat where many of my esteemed colleagues have been before. >> the seat with two pillows, i am propping her up. >> i'm sure gutfeld has to have three. >> he needs three to get his chin above the desk. >> thank you, i feel better. >> top story of the week. >> israel. most important to me and i think americans and your viewers is the relationship between america and israel. arguably our most important international ally this relationship is on the rocks and it is because of personal animosity between president obama and prime minister netanyahu and they need to figure out a way to get behind it. >> why should anybody in america care whether netanyahu and obama don't like each other. israel is far away and what does it have to do with somebody in pittsburgh?

al few things. if you believe that america is the leader of the free world. america has been israel's ally. tradition loyalty, peace and particular the united states has been able to help ensure that israel's existence can prosper and been its best friend in the region. one of the biggest concerns here is doesn't have allies in the world. united states has been that ally from. a national security standpoint, the most important issue on the table right now is whether iran gets a nuclear weapon not because of what it can do to israel but they are seeking intercontinental ballistics missiles that means weapons that could come over here as well. i think we can have serious situation on our hand i think they can get beyond it? >> remember, president obama only has a short time left in office. so, if there is a problem with israel and u.s.a.,. >> however it could get

permanent. that headline president obama put on the talk with iran is march 24th coming up next week. >> it will be extended. >> i have a geology he will have to extend it because of the loss that he suffered really by extension in israel this week. >> all right. i think you are going to be right on that. now, the domestic story that you chose has to do with dr. ben carson on one of the republicans who want to be president. roll the tape. >> should would have that kind of commitment that if putin makes a move on the baltic statements we go to war? >> if we have them involved in nato. we need to convince them to get involved in nato and strengthen nato. >> well they are in nato. >> so that wasn't good for dr. carson. >> it is getting late to make a first impression. dr. carson's story is a wonderful one. he has adoring fans all across the country. people have donated and want to invest in his campaign either through money or time. but at this point this the con when it's starting to firm up and you know who the

candidates are going to be. the questions get tougher. >> but that wasn't a real tough question. >> that's my point i think on this one dr. carson even though i thought he recovered fairly well saying he has been studying, he does need to get involved with the details. believe me his opponents will be able to answer that question and so will hillary clinton. >> you know, it is -- i had herman cain almost this time probably a little bit later on the program about a foreign policy and i asked him about iran and all of that, and he didn't know. and that was the end of her man. you are right in the sense that if you want to run for president you have got to command all the facts. that's what happened to sarah palin. cheese what happened to her. that's what happened to the governor of texas. so you can't -- it's unfair. it's unfair because everybody has brain freeze. i have seen you on the five, right? >> yeah, you are crying. so everybody has brain freeze and i'm going to attributed dr. carson to

that. >> there is a difference between i gotcha question. >> hewitt didn't ask him i gotcha. >> if i were to say please name the president of slovenia, that would be a gotcha question but if you are asking about basic. >> president of slovenia? >> you got it. >> justin bieber. >> just as good as guess as anyone else. but the first primary debate is on fox news channel five months from now. and it is getting late. >> i didn't even know that they didn't even tell me. you know that and i don't know it. >> i know things. >> i know. you know what? i have just learned from you telling me that? ing not be moderating that debate. >> probably not. dana perino's two top stories show up every week to do that. >> i would be honored to. >> comfy. >> my feet don't touch the floor. er go no, ma'am micks. >> little stirrups. >> directly ahead president obama suggesting that mandatory voting become law in america.

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country. >> now joining us now from washington fnc chief white house correspondent ed henry. so how does the australia deal work? >> it goes back to 1912. and basically you have to vote and if you don't, after the election, you get a letter in the mail saying why didn't you vote? you are going to have to pay 20 bucks if you don't give us a doctor's note or whatever. >> $20 fine for not voting. >> $20 fine. chump change for you, me but if you then -- if you fail to respond at all or you send something in and it's a ridiculous excuse they could drag you into court and then you may end up paying a fine of $170 plus court costs. that's basically how it works. >> i don't think they do that very much. i don't know about the $20 fine. but they don't. >> 93% voting last time in the federal election. we have about 58%. >> population of australia is, what? 20 million. >> a lot smaller than ours.

>> now, in order to do that in the united states, you would have to rewrite the constitution. so it would be unconstitutional. you can't force an american to vote. you can't force an american to do anything. >> that's one of the biggest draw backs against the -- while you are trying to promote freedom and democracy this is a strike against liberty obviously. because, choosing to not vote is -- you have that freedom. >> yeah have you that freedom. do you think president obama understands that and, again, this isn't obama bashing he doesn't seem to have a full grasp of the constitution, even though i think that was part of his academic background. >> yes. constitutional law. >> the dissent of not voting, you could say look, i don't vote because i don't like either candidate. or i don't like the platform or i don't like the country i don't rn it, so as a free citizen, i'm not going to vote. you can't counter act that. >> from my reporting, i can tell you two notes. one is his aids are telling

me you are going to hear a lot more of this from him in the days ahead, saying things he might not have said two or three years ago because he is feeling like a lame duck by that token feeling liberated. >> saying dopey stuff like that. >> maybe if even he can't back it up i suppose. >> then is he going to be like a cable host if he is going to say dopey stuff all day long. >> he could take you on. i think the second point is, later in the sound bite he himself put it out there. said, look, the people who are not voting minorities and don't go to the polls, poorer people who basically are more likely to vote democrat. >> that's what they believe they could force people to vote that they, democratic party believe me, henry, necked force people to vote more republican votes he wouldn't be running around saying it. >> here is another reason not to force people to vote. i mean, you have seen watters world?

>> yeah. i mean but the parties don't care whether you know anything. they just want the lever pulled. i don't understand all of this transformer stuff. isn't that a robot movie? >> what do you remember transformer stuff? >> he said this would be transformative. is he talking about the transformer movies like robots? does he want robots to vote. >> he is trying to get able-bodied folk tots polls not robots. >> does it have anything to do with those movies then? >> it has nothing to do with that and by the way pocket squares cannot vote. that's one reason why, you know, if i went to chicago i might try to get the pocket square to vote. you get more votes in chicago. >> you are actually conceding that the president is going to go out the last year and three quarters of his term and say anything he wants whether it's constitutional or not? i mean, look, what i mean by that is of course he wouldn't phrase it that way. but his aides are telling me look he feels liberated to throw stuff out there. speak his mind. >> how about he comes in

here and be liberated? we will give him a whole show. liberate? bring the transformer thing in. >> on the positive side, you know, he feels it's your civic duty to get out and vote. >> and so do i but you can't force people. ed henry everybody. plenty more arrests the factor moves along this evening. bad news for hillary clinton her poll numbers are coming down fast because of the email situation. we will have the latest data. and starbucks encouraging its workforce to talk about race with customers. how is that going to work out? we hope the hotels.com app can help you find a great deal on a hotel room. however, it won't help you if you lock yourself out of your hotel room in your underpants. than ks captain obvious. no need to thank me, since i haven't helped you in the slightest. introducing the new can-am spyder f3. with a cruising riding position and the most advanced vehicle stability system in the industry... ...you'll ride with a feeling of complete freedom and confidence. visit your can-am dealer and test drive the spyder f3 today.

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in the did you know that segment tonight, one of the stars of the fox business network of our sister channel is stuart varney, he has been around a long time stuart has. word is he advised teddy roosevelt on economics. did you know that mr. varney used to work on a bus in london and here he is. okay. raised in darby england father was working class guy. ghorkd vegetable warehouse. mom was a housewife. three brothers three boys, two brothers right? >> correct. >> so as most young men, you gravitate to london, right? >> yep. >> you get on a bus? your double-decker bus you are on that? >> i went to college in london graduated, i wanted to travel. i wanted a job that would pay me as much money as quickly as possible and working on the buses as a bus conductor was the way to go. >> did you have to wear a little hat? >> yes. >> you did? >> no tickets. >> did you like taking the

tickets on these buses? >> it was rough. i was a bus conductor in london on the day that britain changed its currency from the old currency to the new dessem mall currency. i was the guy who handed out the tickets. you had to take in the old money on your right-hand side and all big pockets and handed out change with new money people get published up over there. you and mick jagger. actually, this it true, barney and i lived in the same dormitory in london. i was in queen mary college down scale place. you were up. and we both lived in commonwealth hall a year apart though. you missed me by a year. >> you wrecked the place after i got there. >> how did -- i did. well, we can't get into that now. the food was terrible so i was a little grouchy and things happen. so after then you let us go that was a she she big

school. you travel the world, right? >> i did. i went hitchhiking around the world about four years. >> hitchhiking? >> yeah. >> who would pick you up? who on earth? why pick that guy up? >> i'm the one on the right. >> if you went on the left you would have got more rides. so you really like to travel right? >> that's what i wanted to do after i left college. travel. >> you wind up in hong kong? >> yep. >> you get a job in the media, right? >> i was working in a bar in hong kong. it was my job to separate two fighting groups of soldiers one americans, and some brits. >> fighting each other? >> yes. i was making a lousy job of this thing. but some correspondents from reuters were watching my miserable performance and stuart you really shouldn't be doing that they introduced me to the man who ran radio hong kong, gave me a test and job and that was my first job. >> then you married an american woman and you come to america. >> that's correct. >> how did you get in the american media. >> okay. my wife saw and ad in the

san francisco chronicle it said wanted entry level tv newscaster. i applied and i got the job. >> for whom? who did you work to for. >> kemotv san francisco. >> it was sort of ethnic channel. >> what ethnicity. >> polish, spanish, chinese and me. >> you look polish and chinese. doesn't barney? >> there you go. >> you worked your way up as we all did back then. that's how you climbed the ladder. how did you get to fox news? >> well, i had worked at cnn for nearly 20 years. >> nobody saw you over there. >> that's correct. back in the early days we did okay. fox came along that's when we started to lose. >> did they come after you or did you want to work over here. >> i wanted to work at fox and i'm very glad i did. >> why did you want to work here. >> number one you are winning. always fun to be part of a winning team. >> true. >> number two, the atmosphere here is electric. partly because you are winning. but it is electric. >> there is a lot of energy

in the building. >> yes, one source of authority here, not little individual thief domes all over the place this is fox. and you know where you are going. it's a pleasure working. so there is varney it's amazing, i found out today that he and i lived in the same dormitory and some day we will tell you the story about that place. it was right next to a dorm of women. all right. can't bury hall. they were a little snooty so we had to take some actions? >> snooty? >> yeah can't ter canterbury hall. he is a bus conductor. new poll numbers for hillary clinton's presidential run. they are not kind to her. starbucks and race in america. moments away.

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if hillary runs against jeb bush i think we are going to have lower turnout across the board. most voters are sick of dines cities. if she does run against another republican candidate they have to be concerned over swing voters who are also going to be dissatisfied with dynasties. >> what about the 16% drop in democrats? >> um-huh. >> does that signal the vote for her but they really don't like her or is she going to stay home. >> i think that's another reason why we need to have a primary. the primary system ignites the base. it will make her a better candidate. excite people. >> o'malley is going to run against her, right? >> martin o'malley, the maryland guy? >> oh, there are rumors about o'malley. there is rumors about, you know, a lot of people. >> i think o'malley said -- >> -- including web. there is going to be a primary. whether or not she is the only candidate are there there are several contenders. >> those guys don't have the money and name recognition. >> nobody does. she is hillary clinton. she is -- i mean, you showed the poll numbers. they came down. they had nowhere to go but down. she is the most familiar

politician. >> but, remember -- >> -- familiar and favored. >> i disagree. this is democrats. not everybody else. democrats. they don't have to come down. if she was igniting the democratic base, they would go up. it's not inevitable that democrats are going to sour on hillary clinton. this email thing is going to hurt her because it is going to be drawn out by republicans. any candidate running against hillary clinton. >> but don't you think it might back fire if republicans are using it to attack her it might lead a lot of democrats who wouldn't necessarily be that excited about hillary clinton. >> maybe. >> otherwise to come to her defense. >> as nikki pointed out, it's not about the democrats, it's about the democrats and about the swing voters, 20% in between that could go either way. now, the other problem that hillary clinton is going to have, north in the primaries but in the general election is her performance as secretary of state. >> um-huh. >> because the world is a mess. one big mess. >> um-huh. >> democrats don't seem to be ready to admit it.

they are still blaming bush. still. and hillary clinton, if she gets out there, starts to blame bush for her performance, it's gonna be bloody. >> it's a tricky area that she will have to navigate. another reason that i think the primary purpose is very important. >> let me ask you both the same question. you are advising her, what foreign policy success should she point to? >> i think that she has been an incredible advocate for women's rights. >> women's rights? >> yes, across the world. >> how is that going in afghanistan and all the muslim countries? >> she is absolutely encouraged. she is invested in these regions to encourage economic development for women. >> how is the women's rights going? they can't even drive in saudi arabia. >> it's improving. she has become an advocate. >> how is it improving? >> it actually has -- it has gotten worse since she has left the job of secretary of state. >> what's gotten worse? >> the state of the world, i think. look say what you want about hillary clinton and her performance as secretary

of state. foreign policy credentials are something that anybody running for commander and chief needs. >> what does -- >> -- other democrats -- >> wait, mr. hanna what is her plymouth as secretary of state? what can she point to in a concrete way? women's rights and i'm going women's' rights are on -- we have major -- >> major diplomatic successes. >> where? >> in terms of thation continent and free trade with asia, china. >> where? >> looking at lessoning our carbon footprint. >> after bush nobody wanted to deal with us and improved relationships across the board. >> with who? >> most of the countries. they didn't even want to speak to us. >> you are getting your butts kicked here. do you understand that? i'm asking-wait wait wait wait. >> more than they did under george w. bush, you can't deny that. >> it doesn the question is, give me one accomplishment that hillary clinton succeeded n her tenure. and you are giving me carbon footprint, women's rights, some kind of unnamed asian

country that's likes us more. >> lots ofation countries. >> we are talk to myanmar. >> that's what she is going to do myanmar. >> you may not think what's happening in libya is all that great right now. >> no it's not. >> it wasn't all that great under qaddafi. >> she wanted qaddafi out of there. >> and she got him out of there. >> and what happened? now it's run by isis. >> that's not the faulted of the hillary clinton. that's the fault of the american people not wanting to go in there. >> american people's fault libya is chaos. >> i don't think it will be able to sell is. >> the polls at that time that americans didn't want to go and intervene in libya. what happened was that we along with nafta went in there -- not nativity tax nato went in there and bombed the region and then then have to repair. >> now it's chaos. >> they don't have the tools and they weren't trained. >> the fact is that she still does have a commanding lead over all our perspective republican challengers. >> she does? >> as they get more known, but i will tell you what and we love you guys. you are very good.

you couldn't give me onement and if you can't then hillary clinton i'm sure she is watching tonight, you better come up with something madam secretary because myanmar ain't going to cut it with all due respect. thanks for the debate. starbucks up next. do you want to talk about race while getting your latte. we took a sampling of doers they don't worry if something's possible. they just do it. at sears optical, we're committed to bringing them eyewear that works as hard as they do. right now, buy one pair and get another free.

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together campaign at starbucks talking about race in america from your coffee shop. >> well, i'm just here to buy a cup of coffee. >> you would want to have that discussion? >> not really. >> what do you think about the race together at starbucks? >> it sounds like a good idea to me. >> good place to start the discussion? >> yeah, i guess. >> what about i just want my coffee? is this a good place to start to have the discussion about race at the coffee counter? >> no. >> i think it will be a good idea. i don't think it's an ultimate solution like howard shultz the ceo who employed just said. i think dialogue is a good thing. >> having discussion, that will hurt or help race relations? >> i think it will help. >> don't you just want your coffee and get my coffee and get out of here? >> sometimes. but we're all uma pemmarajupeople all people people. >> do you agree? what about other things? what about money? what about, i don't know

democrat-republican? we have all the discussion tez coffee counter? >> it could happen. you never know what discussion you'll have. it leads to a lot of places. >> what about the naem say i just want my darn coffee? >> that's a great point. i'm just here to have my cup of coffee and go to work just like everybody else. like all races. >> the last guy c.c. sabathia, isn't it? the yankee pitcher? looked just like him. >> the consensus was from what i took from that is we don't know what you're talking about. >> that's the point. i talked to four different starbucks and people were not pushing it. i walked in and said do you want to have a discussion about race? i'm like, what? >> they're behind a bar i don't know. >> the poor employees, she just want to make their $10 an hour or whatever they're making. they don't want to have to do you know, reparations for

slavery, do they? i don't think so. >> they're more than willing to have the discussion. they agree it's a good idea to have the discussion if they have time to do it. i talked to a manager who said we can have that discussion. we talk to -- make the coffee. if there's time we'll discuss that. >> what were they told by management? >> be ready, willing and able to have discussion on race. if it comes up. don't push it. and if you have time go, to the side of the bar and have that discussion. >> are they having tutorials to trace the history? >> great point. i'm sure they come with a point of view. they probably say bring your own point of view. but i'm sure they're told how to handle a customer that wants to have the discussion. >> i know you said this on the five that you thought it was good. this is why i think it's bad. most people the frame of reference on race is very complicated. it's very complicated situation. they just don't know enough to really you know make any kind of point that matters.

you know? i'm not being conned sending. it's very complicated. >> if you watch politicians. if you watch the obama administration and people on the right, the debate is divisive. al sharpton obama the debate can be divisive. if you watch the media the debate is divisive because it rates. we put it up because we see a lot of -- >> it could be friendly then in starbucks. >> this is grassroots. by the way can i give you this? race together. did you notice i put your name on the coffee cup. >> yep. >> humble correspondent, that's me. you know i'm a dunkin' donuts guy, right? this is like $80 right here. this is so expensive. i walk in there, i see the prices. i go i mean, i don't want to buy a car. i just want coffee. eric bolding everybody. back with tip of the day. are you a generous person? are you? tip moments away. bass pro shops is more than a store. it's a place with the best selection of gear that i need. and the customer service i can trust.

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if you think the people ripping up frankfurt and assaulting the police over there care a whit about interest rates you need to take toto for a walk and say hello to dorothy for me as well. mr. bill watching you and miller make fun of starbucks was hilarious. pete mull i began, o'reilly, you and mill rer not funny. you think pete may own a starbucks franchise? gene early, iowa. watching miller sing putin on the wrist inspired me to write kim young under the boardwalk. diane spencer cape cod, massachusetts. bill most irish people have viking blood. that's where you get your fierce fighting for what is right attitude. well my heritage is a5% scandinavian, 5% we have no clue.

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where's mine? borrow a line. no longer is a prevailing wisdom help others first, now it's help yourself to as much as you can get. not everybody but many of us are in that swamp. so when i heard that ken criz who lives in colorado gave up his season tickets to the denver broncos to buy a track wheelchair for a wounded vet. i was very impressed. the broncos are huge in colorado and ken's generosity comes with a sacrifice. the independence fund group is getting ken's donation to a vet who desperately needs the track chair because it gives him freedom and ken criz is a generous man. a good example. that is tip of the day. and that is it for us tonight. please check out our website. also we would like to spout off about the fact that we're on the

internet. again, thanks for watching us tonight. i'm bill o'reilly. remember, the spin stops here. we're definitely looking out. >> breaking tonight, tensions rising between the united states and the one country in the middle east that has been our strongest and most important ally. tonight the kelly file is at the heart of this story. welcome, everyone. i'm megan kelly. for the last 24 hours we've seen a mounting series of attacks by obama administration officials on the newly re-elected leader of israel, benjamin netanyahu. the fight between the president and the prime minister pushing out almost all other news today. and in the middle of this, mr. netanyahu today sat down with us. now it is no secret that the two leaders have not always seen eye-to-eye. still, the american-israeli relationship is critical for both sides which makes it all