♪ ♪ the o'reilly factor is on tonight: >> what you are not saying but implying is broad strokes on all police are the hunters out to kill? is that really fair congressman? >> yeah, i think it's a fair depiction of what's happening in society today. >> the big lie continues. that there is an organized suppression of minorities in america. this will be a presidential campaign issue. tonight we'll analyze it with karl rove and mike huckabee. >> i. >> i think very helpful and encouraging to give people the compassionately. >> amazing occurrence. pam anderson and joe arpaio teaming up on a bunch of issues.

>> your steak you ask for grass fed? >> yes. i do and then the guy who cooks the steak laughs and gives me what he has. >> tonight, suzanne somers wants to to save my life. she says i must be healthier. don't miss this one. >> who wants to live to be 110? 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. white suppression, the big lie, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. joining white privilege is a new piece of far left propaganda called white spretion. basically the anti-american zealots are trying to convince people that we have an unjust society we need a complete overhaul in our political and economic systems. white privilege and suppression will be a big issue in the upcoming presidential campaign even

if those terms are not openly used. so let's get down to it. the other night on the factor, i said. this. >> our traditional american values are under siege nearly everywhere. if you are a christian or a white man in the u.s.a., it's open season on you. therefore, hillary clinton has an advantage. she can run a general campaign, first woman in the white house and i'm going to help you. by increasing the entitlement society. that's my political analysis. you may disagree, but i can back up what i say all day long. enter "new york times" columnist charles blow, a man who has never seen an alleged grievance he did not try to exploit. he writes, quote: fox news' bill o'reilly ratcheted up the rhetoric on monday with the words hillary clinton for president in yellow and all caps next to his face. he beabemoaned the idea that our traditional values are under siege nearly everywhere. he bemoaned?

i just stated and what i stated is a fact. and if mr. blow doesn't know that he should retire immediately. but his agenda is to convince his readers that white people actively suppress black people. and other minorities. that is the general theme of the far left. today, in another "new york times" column, race baiter michael eric dyson wrote, quote: americans are bad of viewing race in realtime. we prefer rose tinted lenzs control the narrative and erase the our police city of the horrors of our history. he believes slave trade defiance. therefore all white people are complicit is. complete bull. i have no police city

complicity. none. i'm a big fan of john quincy adams the abolitionist. i have donated big money to help those suffering in this country and around the world. mr. dyson doesn't care about that the fact that i'm white and in a powerful position makes me the enemy. here's the truth. our traditional values in america are under siege. we're seeing dramatic changes in the definition of human beings on the abortion front in the definite of marriage and in the definition of capitalism among other things. anyone who denies that is a dishonest idiot. it is true that in the corridors of power white men still dominate. but there are many reasons for that but, if an american woman or minority tonts succeed in this country at a high level, they can. blow and dyson are examples of that below who by the way is afraid to debate me has a very good job in journalism, does he not?

dyson is actually a professor at georgetown university and bloviates on television all over the place. again, the truth is that we live in a competitive society where hard work and the freedom to pursue happiness has made the country strong. historically, minorities and women did not, did not have the same advantages of white men. and in some places that's still true. but not in most places. no society is perfect. police agencies local political situations, corporations can all be corrupted. but there is no organized white suppression. and our system gives all men and women the chance to succeed in life if they do what is necessary to compete. and that's the truth. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight reaction, joining us from austin texas, fox news analyst karl rove.

am i wrong mr. rove. >> now hit a point. the hillary clinton's narrative is going to be america is unfair and the source unfairness is to be found in our economic system and in our social outlook. and the republican candidate has to behoever he or she is to go straight into the fight and make the argument that the best way to assure rise incomes for everyone, opportunity for everyone, and a better, more prosperous more peaceful society is to rely more on the great strength of the american people and our marketplace, and our great private institutions rather than relying upon government. to the extent that we have had inequality rise in the last six or seven years is because the works on behalf of the politically connected and lobbyists loophole in the law incomes have dropped because of failed economic policies which have led us to have the first recovery in the history of america in which the median household income dropped. >> okay, now, -- >> -- and the republican candidate has to make these

arguments. >> it's a republican argument and issue argument. here is what is going to happen. whoever the nominee is going to be demonized by mr. blow mr. dyson. the "new york times" the two cable networks we compete with nightly news somewhat. if they defend america's system, all right? both economically and socially. if they defend it they are going to be labeled an oppressor okay? an acceptor of white suppression and white privilege. you see where this is going. i'm the target now. >> yeah. i'm the target now. i'm the white oppressor now. it's going to shift over to whoever the republican nominee is going to be. >> well, so what? they know it's coming. we know that you put your finger on the sources of where the opposition will come in the media and the republican candidate better have the fearlessness and the courage to make the the argument. not only that bill, they have also got to be careful

about spending a significant amount of their time aiming that message at young people, hispanics asian americans, and african-americans who have been part of the democratic coalition and have been growing in their disenchantment, particularly the first who have been growing in disenchantment with the record of the obama administration but our republican candidate has to have comfort in presenting himself or herself in these communities and energy and authenticity to win away people who have -- >> okay. let's get specific. i just love the little board. do you carry that everywhere you go? like if you go golfing do you have it? >> i keep it here in the office. unlike you i don't need to have the work carried with me. >> i big line of people. because -- >> -- little guy. you are the big guy. >> when you have white privilege, you have got people, you know to carry stuff. okay. now, let's take young people first so the big issue that young people kind of all

agree on is gay marriage and legalization of marijuana. both of those issues conservative republicans oppose so how is that going to happen? is the republican nominee going to deal with that? >> well first of all i'm not certain i agree with you about legalization of marijuana. attitudes. >> the latest poll. >> lot more nuances than that. >> 18 to 34. 68% want it legal. >> take a look at the attitudes towards those use of the drugs. here's the point. make the argument. go out there and say. >> that's fine. i don't know if you are going to get through. >> let me finish. start with the enemy. this is what is -- what most impacts them. this is why young people are the age cohort. 818 to 2 -year-olds move more away from 2000 -- >> i'm trying to tell you that if the republican nominee. >> but look, bill. >> owe poises gay marriage and legalization of pot, they are going to alienate a lot of under 40s. >> look, here's the deal. start with the thing that's

most important to them. the economy. you take a look at the attitudes among yom young people and among hispanics, asian americans and african-americans. number one issue is the economy. >> i have got it. >> all these other issues are way down there. start with the economy and then speak with candor and authenticity about where you are. at the end of the day the american people will make a decision more on the basis of the character than on any one particular issue. >> 30 seconds, last question. would you advise the republican nominee for president, to do what i just did? in your face repudiation of the far left propaganda that the country is unjust and the fix is in? would you advise them. >> yeah, absolutely. >> face it or avoid it? >> yeah, slum. no, no. absolutely. you have to in order to persuade people who are inclined to be on the other side for other reasons to come toward you. but you have got to do it in the way we have done it before which is by coupling the denunciation of this

left wing viewpoint of what america stands for with positive and on mits stick and constructive conservative agenda. we saw this in 1980 with ronald reagan shiny city on the hill. >> different world then. >> you saw it in 2000 and 2004 when george w. bush won election and re-election against formidable odds by articulating optimistic vision of what the country should be at the same time saying i disagree with what's going on. >> thank you, mr. rove as always. one man come up against the clinton machine on a number of occasions he will tell us what that was like. later, gutfeld and mcguirk on pamela anderson and sheriff joe arpaio uniting for a cause. talk about odd couples. both of them. factor is coming right back. filibuster

upcoming issues in the presidential campaign. joining us from washington a man who will announce that he is running for president on may 5th. republican mike huckabee. so do you think i'm making any mistakes in my talking points analysis this evening. >> bill, i think you are spot on and the most important thing you said was that you have to take the fight to those who are misrepresenting what i learned in college whoever frames the debate and defines the term has won it if we on the allow the left define the terms of the debate and don't step in the ring and challenge that we lose before the game starts. republicans have consistently done that and that's why i think you are spot on that you can't let these people get away with ridiculous and statements that are just are easily brushed away. >> all right. now, we have an interesting conversation yesterday with senator bernie sanders. the independent but really you know, a very very left wing guy who is going to vote for hillary clinton. i said it's going to be hard

for mrs. clinton to demonize wall street and the fat cats and the white privilege when she herself has gladly partaken in that at a very extreme level. $250,000 a speech. investing $1,000. getting 100,000 back. however that happens, i don't know. but she has participated in that. now she is going to turn and try to say the system is rigged against most of the folks and that thee is going to do something about that. have you run up against the clinton machine in arkansas for many many years. can mrs. clinton succeed on that level? >> well we can't let her succeed. >> but can she sell that? >> i no, i don't think she can. one of the reasons she is running away from all the issues is because the issues are nothing but her achilles heel. she can't run on the issues. the issues are did a video really create benghazi in the issues are did we have a reset with russia? the issue is, does she really live as a way that she was dead broke when she left the white house?

she can't run on the issues. she has to run basically sort of like mcdonald's. mcdonald's doesn't try to tell you what the menu is you know what the menu is all she has got to do is put up the golden arches, i'm hillary, you know me. you know what you are going to get go ahead and come from me. >> absolutely that's what i said in talking points in my analysis on monday. now, when you were in arkansas, you came up against the so-called clinton machine. a very powerful, savvy experienced political organization. what was your main take away from that? >> the clintons will play to win no matter. what and every race i ever ran, bill, i ran against the political machine of the clintons, the political money, most every race they came back and campaigned for my opponents. i don't think there is anybody in america who knows firsthand how well, how effectively, how ruthlessly they will play to win. but, i think i'm proof positive that even in the most difficult environment, which my time in the 90's was the most blue democratic

state in the country. i still was able to win. so they are not beyond defeat. >> how did you, you know, we don't live in arkansas up here. how did you beat them? i mean not microbut how did you do it? >> bill one of the things a lot of people don't understand you were talking about minorities. i got 49% of the african-american vote in my state. that's one way you do it. republicans have always run horizontally. >> how did you get that vote? >> did i not run the traditional horizontal way which is to try to prove that you are more conservative than anybody. i think i'm as conservative as anybody. but this is not a right left liberal, democrat. >> did you speak directly to african-americans? >> absolutely. >> how did you do that? >> not differently. i told them the same thing i told anybody else. this nonsense that african-americans want something different than other americans that's not true. they want good schools. they want a decent chance for their kids bill. >> you mean as governor of arkansas you didn't practice white suppression? >> absolutely not.

i made sure. >> that was a joke governor. >> i know that but the point being bill, i put resources where they needed to be, and they respected that. i put more african-americans in high level positions than bill clinton did. they watched that. they saw that it's not what i said, it's what i did. >> all right. so if you're going to compare what someone says versus what someone did. people are smarter than some folks in the "new york times" may think them to be. >> some people are smart and some people aren't. >> you weren't complicit in the slave trade in arkansas when that was going on? >> no. i'm afraid that was not something i was a part of to be sure. >> good luck governor. thank you for coming on. a sitting u.s. congressman says american police are hunting down young black men. we'll take a look at it. and later suzanne somers is trying to save my life. why? those reports after these messag

fridays with herald segment tonight. yesterday on cnn there was this exchange about police violence towards young black men. >> you are not saying but implying is broad strokes on all police are the hunters out to kill. is that really fair congressman? >> yeah, i think it's a fair accusation or fair depiction of what's happening in society today: we find an overabundance and we have got video evidence of black males who are being shot and killed by police officers. we don't see any other demographic being inorder dantley singled out for this kind of misconduct. >> here now to react fox news senior correspondent geraldo rivera. you just heard that and you heard the talking points memo. discussions with mr. rove and governor huckabee and you say? >> i say that the only way a

republican can win against hillary clinton is with a specific positive on mits stick agenda. there is perception in too many black families that the cops are more of a danger to the young men than the croops. how do you as a republican beat the perception. a candidate. if i'm elected president. i will make every single police killing a presumptive federal offense. in other words, any time a policeman kills someone, regardless of circumstance, red, white, blue, yellow, i don't care what color either the cop or the victim i want a u.s. attorney. i want a presumption of federal jurisdiction each and every time. >> it might be unconstitutional to do that. >> it is absolutely not. >> let me ask you this. >> i must give you this example. >> rodney king, 53 people

died in the riots that followed the jury's acquittal of those white cops. there was then a civil rights case, people forget, and two of the four cops were convicted of civil rights violation. what if the federal probe had happened first? in other words the feds come in, they see. >> the option is already there to do that you know that. >> you have got to make it a presumption of federal jurisdiction right now. >> i don't know if that's constitutional. >> it is constitutional. >> there is 135 according to centers for disease control black men killed by police officers. i think 2012 the last stats we have. i'm not opposed to that it i think it might alienate conservative people who don't want the federal government to expand its jurisdictions into local and state unless there is evidence. i think you make it a rebuttable presumption. >> it's a good debatable tactic that you obviously have thought about.

what do you say when i say these two people that i singled out tonight dyson and blow are basically agitators and they are basically putting up a false scenario of what america is all about. what do you say to that? >> you know, blow i don't think much about them. blow had a gun pointed at him in new haven and he railroad about the fact that here his young black son cop is black and never mentioned that in the column. these guys play it both way. >> can i speak to the larger point? >> yes. >> i think that if you in your righteous anger, bill, if you leave the g.o.p. so that they are again against gay marriage and marijuana legalization and immigration reform and a woman's right to choose, if those become the g.o.p. talking points

hillary clinton will certainly be elected. >> i disagree with you. >> those issues may fire up your audience but they will not win an election. north in the country as rove just said the primary issue is going to be economics. >> the republican candidate has to be very artic could you lated in saying this is what i believe as a human being. and there is nothing wrong with saying and most of the country agrees now that unfettered abortion is morally wrong. most of the country believes that. >> i believe that. >> okay. so all the republican candidate has to do is say this is my vision for immigration reform. i want a fair deal for everybody. and here's what i'm going to do. all right? i don't believe in the legalization of marijuana and this is why. or if they do, okay. but i think that americans will respect specific belief systems if articulated. last word. >> you have entitlement programs now that reward bad behavior. me as the republican

candidate will take those compassionate entitlements and make them work for the family. >> good. >> for example, have you. >> you have a kid that goes to school i'm going to give you money. you have a kid that gets a's i'm going to give you money. you have a father ha stays in the home i'm. >> bribing them? >> i'm practical. >> all right. geraldo rivera everybody. don't be surprised if he runs for office some day. jersey, right? >> it would be against you some place. >> i would like to see you and christie go at it. talk about world wrestling federation. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. for some reason suzanne surms wants to save my life. she has some advice. i can't wait. gutfeld and mcguirk the oddest couple ever. arpaio and anderson not gutfeld and mcguirk. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. [ male announcer ]

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i believe that if the supreme court as expected enshrines gay marriage as a constitutional right, i believe it's truly going to be to use your phrase, open season on christians and those who believe in traditional marriage because, once you make gay marriage a civil right then anyone who opposes it is guilty of a civil rights violation. i think you are going to see government coming after churches like mine. >> i think the justices are aware of that. and i do believe it's going to be close this vote. so it's a states' right issue. that's the way i have always seen it i want to address this to all the religious people out there. the pastor and me and all people of faith, we cannot make an argument to the secular supreme court that the bible says x,y. and z. >> that's right. >> that's a loser all day long because we are a secular society and that's the way the founding fathers wanted it to be. however, you can can say that the federal government has no right to redefine, all right, what a human

right is in the context of a union that was actually invented by the church. i mean, didn't have marriage before the traditional religions came. in the cave men didn't have marriage. they ran around and did whatever they want. they were cave discos they could have as many girlfriends in marriage they had to perpetuate the race. i'm being facetious here because the point of the matter is that people of faith like you, pastor have to convince the secular judges that this is not -- this is way, way beyond their authority. and i don't know if you are going to be able to do it. >> well, i think you have to make a secular argument and a secular society and you said that a couple years ago when you talked about christians who thumped their bibles to support traditional marriage. i agreed with you you have to do more than cite bible verses there are psychological sociological reasons and logical reasons. if you expand the definition of marriage to two men and

to women. why to the there. right why can't back if is billing. this is going to be usurped by the supreme court. i believe gay marriage would be a civil right. we can debate all day the gay marriage. we have a first amendment right in this country for people to exercise religious freedom to retain a brief in traditional marriage without threat of governmental repercussions. >> you yourself would not be forced to perform a gay

wedding. that would be impossible so the supreme court would have to define that very, very clearly that people of faith who do not believe in gay marriage clerics would not be forced or even justices of peace. it would open up the unintended consequences door to unbelievable litigation going forward. pastor thank you. when we come right back gutfeld and mcguirk on pamela anderson and sheriff joe arpaio teaming up on a prison issue. amazing. right back.

thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly in the what the heck just happened seeing want tonight. a birds situation in arizona. actress pamela anderson promoting all vegetarian meals for those incarcerated in american prisons. i'm sure they will love that she has made that this is a cause. allying with her arizona sheriff joe arpaio not known for his touchy feely outlook regarding criminals. nevertheless, he and anderson have joined forces. >> i think the food is great and you know, like we said we are saving lives and it's helpful and encouraging people to give people the chance to eat compassionately and make nonviolent choices when it comes to their eating habits. >> because of you guys i'm

starting my vegetarian diet today. >> with us to discuss gutfeld and mcguirk. >> i don't think she has gone far enough. what about last meals? you have seen how fattening last meals are? they have friday chicken. they have steak, prime rib. send a positive message. healthy addition to your death row lifestyle attack the last meals. in terms of just regular old convicts i don't want ex-cons to be in better shape than me. i don't want them to outrun me. they could be on the cover of men's fitness. >> you have got to understand that vegetarianism is a growing trend and i think mcguirk have you embraced it yet? >> no. i eat meat bill. this is a bizarre pairing. this would be like o'reilly and rachel maddow teaming up

for some gluten free nonsense or something like that. i have long admired pamela anderson's -- >> talent. >> great body. >> talent. >> of work. she has been criticized by some on the left by being are a pay owe's useful idiot. he doesn't care about the health of the inmates. >> how do you know that? >> he is just trying to save money. >> just give them lettuce and that's cheaper than a hot dog. >> that's what he is doing. makes them wear pink underwear and saying that the vegetarian slop soy tastes like wood chips apparently in maricopa county jail brown is the new orange. how do you like that bilely done. >> you are cynical about it and i don't know what you are. you favor this, or not? >> i think it's beautiful that they are dating. >> no, they are not dating. >> yes, they are in a committed relationship. >> no they are not. >> i think it's beautiful. i want them to be married, bill. it would be good for her. >> go back to smoking and eating bologna sandwiches and no pink underwear.

>> believe me i think ms. anderson's heart is in the right place so to speak. [ laughter ] >> the prisoners are not going to respond well. >> i have a remark to that. >> of course you will. >> talking about pop culture, roll the tape. >> have you seen today's music? what are you feeling right now? >> i have gotten into it a little bit about david. i think -- i'm still nicki minaj fan. very talented. >> i have no idea what any of those are. david gweta. >> that's electronic dance music. techno music. i don't believe that he listens to that garbage. >> he knows the names. >> what about engrassio. isn't that what's his name? lip cink guys.

that's nilly vanilly. >> could be. they got a makeover. >> i like the giavasis jackets. swedish house math i can't. what do you make of them. i used a cliche. what do you think of them? >> all republicans get asked about pop culture and social issues in order to paint them as backward. they are never going to ask hillary what she listens to because they will find out it's kittens weeping. >> fifth dimension. up up and away in my beautiful balloon. now i like nikki my knowledge. she is from australia. >> no. >> who is the one from australia? >> you are thinking of sphblrks so he liked her. >> yes. >> i like her because she is a good marketer. she markets herself. look at the pink hair and whatever she is doing there she wants vegetarian meals as well. >> bill, she filthy. this is audio pornography. >> is that right? i never listened to her.

>> he should have picked taylor swift or jordin sparks. >> she is risque. >> makes beyonce sound is like doris day. listen to some of the titles. >> no, no, no no. >> they can go online if they want the titles, no no no. >> do you agree with this? >> whatever happened to a good old barry manilow record? what is america becoming? it is disgusting to me. >> there is so much good music out there. the osmonds,. >> do you really think the tremendous version of hair. >> i want my presidents listening to john philip sues za and stuff like that. not nikki my nawj. >> we want it done in the house music way. >> a remix. >> there are the boys. >> some titles? no? >> got to get out of here. got to go. boy we got away with it again. suzanne somers wants me to live a long time. why? we will find out moments away.

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back of the book segment tonight, as you may know, actress suzanne somers has written a number of books on health. she wants everyone to live longer including me. when i heard that i was flattered, so i talked with ms. somers the author of the brand new book "talk sick" yesterday. so i asked suzanne somers to come in here because she was written like 95 books on how to be healthy right? >> yes. >> i'm going to go down my regimen of the day and you will tell me what i should do and not do. i get up early in the morning. >> you need 8 hours for all the repair work to happen. if you can sleep 8 hours without drugs. >> i don't use any drugs. >> no i don't. >> then you are so ahead of the game.

>> i wake up sometimes in the middle of the night because i have brilliant thoughts that come to me and i go, wow that's a good thought. >> but you know what turns that noise off if you take a supplement called gabagaba. and it just sort of takes the lists away. >> isn't that a drug? >> no. >> it's a supplement? >> just a supplement. >> so then breakfast i have japanese tea. >> great. japanese tea. and then i have maybe a piece of gluten-free toast. a little butter. >> absolutely. >> ever since we went on the low fat movement, we got fatter and sicker. actually, the new book i have, tox-sick, you helped me. i was muching you one day. yeah, there were 80 different strains of wheat and the gluten content and so that's kind of started me on the journey of writing this book of why are there so many allergies, why so much a.d.d. so much adhd.

it's in everything. >> then i have a tuna sandwich or ham and cheese and soup. >> yeah. >> clicken with rice. >> great. >> but what kind of bredbread? >> the bread isn't that g i'm a sissy. but that's okay? >> yeah. well -- see, our fish is kind of wrecked. you have an amazing brain. mercury settles up in the brain. you might try an egg sandwich. supper, i eat anything i want. i go for a steak or hamburger. i have a tweet tooth. i try not to eat too late. >> good. but your stake do you ask for grass fed? >> grass fed? yeah i ask. the guy who cooks the steak laughs and gives me what he has. again this is new york, it's not the west coast. if it's grass fed, it's better. >> if your cow ate corn, it's corn fed which is against their natural evolution then they get

infection and e. coli and then they have to give that cow antibiotics. >> so i'm not a fanatic about anything. i do eat some sugar. i think sugar is bad. >> bad. >> i have a little ice cream. >> yeah. >> but life expectancy is around 80 years old in america. >> the future is saying 110. >> but who wants to live to be 110? >> what if you goat 1et to 110 and don't have any bone loss. >> how i do prevent bone loss? >> testosterone. >> yeah. >> i have plenty of that. >> yeah do you. you do. but it has to be declining. and so you take a blood test and see where your levels have dropped. and then you fill the tank. >> how about dhea? >> absolutely tlachlt is a precursor to testosterone. i take estrogen, dhea, i take -- i don't -- >> a lot of people say too much of that and your toes are going to fall out. >> five blood tests not too

much, not too little. i'm like goldilocks. >> you're a happy person? >> yeah. you would have been a freshman in high school when i was a senior. i would have been that happy girl in school. >> and you would have been mocking me. >> i would have dated you. >> dated? you'd be lucky if you even pass me in the hallway. get him out of here! all right. congratulations on trying to make the american population more healthy. and we always tell people, you know, read the books. check with your doctor. thanks for putting up with me. >> i get who you are. >> one of the very few. >> i went to catholic school. >> once again, miss somers book is called tox-sick. back to tip of the day. what you should do this weekend. the tip moments away.

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this weekend that will help you out in a moment. first, we hope you go online or to a bookstore and check out the number one best selling nonfiction book in the world right now. legends and lies, the real west. and while you're shopping, you might consider the entire killing series pat, jesus kennedy and lincoln. they make terrific gifts with mothers and father's day coming up. if you become a premium member, you get any of those books. can you get the factor on your premium member any time you want which is brand new for us. now georgetown texas senator sanders said he voted against the iraq war because he feared regional destabilization which is exactly what happened. didn't the surge stabilize iraq? isn't the current situation because president obama withdrew american troops? i'm with you on that mike. left sees it differently. sharon, washington. first sanders says he's an

independent. then he says he's a democratic socialist. can you please explain? sure, sharon. sanlders ran on the independent ticket in vermont. says he's a socialist. he believes in democracy. so, therefore, he's a democratic socialist not a totalitarian socialist. charles jenson, president obama deceived the country. me too, charles. art, willberg dal be pardoned by president obama? i believe there is a good chance of that art. romeo, colorado, interviewed the interview with lauren green very much. i find her work experience nothing short of admirable. >> me too, bob. dean kelly, west bend, wisconsin. just became a member. received killing patent free. i learned more from killing pat

enlt than i did in the whole year in world history. i'm glad you read itd, nick. my government teacher asked the class questions about abraham lincoln on the anniversary his assassination assassination, because i read killing lincoln, i impressed him. excellent. wow, legends and lies was the best television i've seen in years. and there is more to come this sunday evening at 8:00 and 11:00 a.m. big hickkock gets the legends and lies treatment. i went to the black hills of south dakota to see where wild bill met his and fascinating very, very interesting. so that is sunday 8:00 a.m., legends & lies on fox news. tip of the day. on the weekends it's good to decompress. if you have a job, you know how stressful that can be. if you have kids, that's off the charts stress most of the time. so what i've always done in my life, find a peaceful place and

just sit there. wli worked in portland, oregon, for example, i used to go to the japanese garden southwest of town. terrific place. just to float around. i worked in boston i went up to the north shore. cranes beach area. another very peaceful place. this weekend, i'm out to montock on long island. just income the environments brings down that stress. here's the fact of the tip of the day. pick out a place near that you feels good. and try to get there when you can. and that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website. o'reilly@foxnews.com if you wish to opine. do not be callo when writing to the factor. okay. we thank you for watching us tonight.

miss megan warming up. i'm bill o'reilly. please always remember that the spin stops right here. because we are definitely looking out for you. the presidential race and follow me on twitter at megyn kelly. thanks for watching our special. i'm megyn kelly. welcome to the special edition of hannity. sadly, our dire warnings about the dangers of spring break are a reality. to want, we a want to make sure your kids never experience another spring break nightmare. >> we have got to get control of our beaches. >> they're talking about robbing, rapes, gun violence. people are preying on the kids that are drunk