ght from washington. make sure you go to gretawire.com. learn more about the "the washington post" journalist who is now in that iranian prison along with a pastor, a marine, and a missing fbi agent in iran. good night from washington. the o'reilly factor is on tonight. >> the deck is still stacked in favor of those still at the top. there is something wrong with that. >> hillary clinton is now facing accusations that she profited from the clinton foundation. and that she may be making more money than the ceo she is criticizing. we have a factor investigation. >> tens of thousands of refugees trying to get to europe. many of them are dying. the pope calling for compassion. why is this happening? we will tell you. >> when did global warming start? >> i have no idea. i literally came here to listen to music. [ laughter ] >> also tonight the world is supposed to celebrate earth day this week. but what is that really?

>> there no littering on earth day. >> 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. income inquality in america subject of talking points memo. it's clear hillary clinton will try to convince american voters that she can solve a very vexing problem. >> as you look across the country, the deck is still stacked in favor of those already at the top. and there's something wrong with that. there's something wrong when c.e.o.s making 300 times more than the typical worker. >> but now come accusations that hillary clinton herself is making far more money than most ceos. we will get to that in a moment. but it is the notion that

somehow our capitalistic system has gone corrupt and the feds must punish those making money. that will be in the forefront 2016 campaign. this year 2015 the feds will gather more tax dollars than ever before in the history of the u.s.a. about $3 trillion. that's because since taking office, president obama has proposed a whopping 442 tax increases. not counting 20 others associated with obamacare. as you may know, measures earning more than $400,000 a year must pay close to 40% of their income to the feds. social security taxes increased from 4.2 to 6.2%. all workers pay that and itemized deductions which can bring tax bills down now being phased out for high wage earners and profitable businesses. in fact, the u.s.a. has the highest tax rate on business in the world.

and if you invest in business, short-term cap gains now close to 40%. long-term cap gains up 15 % to 20%. also additional 3.8% tax on investment income to pay for obamacare. so you can see, you have to be able to see that taxes are everywhere on affluent americans and business proves. but, for the rest of americans, they aren't so bad. bottom 60% of wage earners pay just 2.7%. of all federal income taxes. the bottom 40% actually get money from the feds they receive payments called earned income tax credits. according to financial analyst alexander green who works for the oxford club the tax burden on investors drives down job creation and economic expansion. i believe that because i have cut back investing. due to the heavy capital gains hit. why should i risk my money? and i know small business people will not hire because

the feds are all over them with with additional taxes and regulations. yes. there is a big gap between the very rich and the works class here. but how much more? how much more county government take from the affluent without crashing the entire free market economy? that's the real question campaign 2016. and one more thing, if hillary clinton is going to continue the punishing taxation that barack obama has imposed we all need to know that. because the result is likely to be the same. stagnant take home pay. again the only way salaries will go up in america is for private industry to expand, creating more jobs and more competition for workers. and that's the memo. now for top story tonight, reaction, joining us from chicago dr. austan goolsbee teaches economics at the university of chicago and was an advisor to president obama. if i were in your class you would have to give me an a for that talking points memo. you would have to, doctor. >> i did enjoy it. >> it is flawless. >> i did enjoy it but i'm

going to give you a d on history for it because the rate under ronald reagan during the boom that you like to tell me was stronger than the current boom in 1984 the federal rate was a 0%. the rates that exist now under obama on high income people are below the average rate on highest of incomes. >> all right. let me challenge you so my d can back up to the a. all right? >> >> you have got to listen to me now. you tell me where i'm wrong. 1982 to 1990 okay? the biggest economic expansion in american history, during those 8 years taxes on the top 1% of wage earners in this country dropped 30%. in stone stats. correct? >> well, ms. leading. >>, no, wait, not no

misleading. >> that's the second strongest recovery. >> when the rates went up,. >> it says it's the biggest uninterrupted, expansion of the american economy in history and it's in stone. and the 30%. >> not stone. >> under ronald reagan in the beginning of bush the elder's administration happened in that 8 year time. now, let's advance this story. hillary clinton clinton looks like is going to do the mantra that barack obama did. and was successful in doing. barack obama is the president for two terms because he convinced working americans to vote for him saying you are not getting a fair deal and i'm going to give you a fair deal. hasn't worked out that way. black unemployment hasn't really improved. take home pay down $2,000 per capita on its watch while the unemployment rate has dropped. more people have left the workforce. hillary clinton has said look i believe what barack obama believes. but now, with the new book coming out and other hard evidence, hillary clinton has profited in her life

her family has profited from the 1% from the rich cats all over the world including nations how can she sell that message when she, herself, has put millions and millions of dollars in the back dealing at the highest level? >> look, i'm not qualified to answer personal questions about that. i know that every person that has run for president has been extremely well off in the united states. that's one thing about our political system. these are high income people. >> not gerald ford and not richard nixon. they weren't wealthy men when they got in. >> okay. >> jimmy carter wasn't a wealthy man. >> in the modern era, in the modern ear remarks the presidential candidates have been very well off. >> i just gave you three that weren't. but, look, that's not my problem. >> you said richard nixon. >> he wasn't wealthy when he ran for president. he wasn't welgty at all. >> i agree but that's some years ago. >> that was modern times.

>> in the era of campaign finance we have now. >> this income inequality team the democratic party has seized upon. you are part of that. because you advised president obama on this. if you get a socialist like elizabeth warren, maybe it could. although she has made a ton of money at the top level too. last word. >> look. may last word is if cutting taxes at the top were a big generator of growth and jack's magic beaten stock then it worked have worked under george bush if they cut it. it doesn't. the economy isn't driven by taxes at the top. >> but it's driven by business expansion and when you have the highest business rate in the world taxation in the world, that's fair. that's a fair point. >> okay so. my d is now risen up to a? >> i said on economics you were doing better than on history. i will give you a good grate because i want you to take the next semester. >> always a pleasure to talk to you, doc. next on the rundown new

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untold story of how and why foreign governments and businesses help make bill and hillary rich. putting hillary clinton on the defense no question about it book is going to be released in two weeks. already major controversy. with us now to explain what's going on. program on our sister network. the fox business network. 2:00 p.m. eastern time. i have to say that. >> yes. if i don't say that i get fined. sister network. >> you can afford it. >> i can. but i don't really want to get fined unless i really feel strongly and i don't.

sister met work is -- network is fine. you haven't read the book. i haven't read the book. we are trying to be fair to her. the damage thus far is what? >> well here's the thing. people have long looked at the money machine that's behind the clintons whether it's the speeches or it's the foundation and they have tried to say that this influences her decision-making and that would be dirty. someone needed to dig in and try to connect the dots and say on this day the foundation of the clintons accepting money from this government and then thee made is decision the next day on behalf of the state department that -- he purports to have done this. they have leaked a few little bits out. >> this is peter sweitzer, the author, who is a conservative person, heritage foundation? >> i'm not sure if it's heritage. i know he worked for the hoover institution. >> hoover, i'm sorry yes. hoover. >> but he is, you know, is he a hard core investigative journalist. he is expected by the "new york times." >> and he is going to have to back up his facts and the clinton foundation conditions finances are public. >> this are public.

they haven't been totally transparent. what they have put out there has really been questionable. theying taking tens of millions of dollars from the saudi government. you are wondering if the saudis wanted to provide mosquito netting in africa they could do that on their own. they don't need the clintons. what do they think they are getting for the money. >> hillary clinton is very powerful position as secretary of state. she is not a decision maker on foreign policy. president obama is the decisionmaker. she can say i recommend you do. this she can do a few things but not the big things. for example, i think in mr. sweitzer's book in the nation of columbia. quid pro-columbia. big donation from some why and all of a sudden he gets a lucrative contract. hillary clinton can't make those contracts happen. they have to happen at a bigger level i believe. so is it all implication? it was a free trade agreement that went their way. there was money that the clintons got from a board member in the keystone xl

pipeline. the state department was looking at that and writing a report at the time. >> she said nice things and somebody else made the deal. >> it would not be surprising she was against the keystone pipeline. that doesn't fall into her wheel house. if she is doing something outside you expect and also getting money into the family. you start to really look at these things. >> two other questions that aren't speculative. number one she is running on it seems income inequality when she is as i pointed out dr. goolsbee making all her money at the top 1%. giving speeches for six figures, you know and bill clinton. huge money. >> right. >> as she is secretary of state. his fees went up. his lecture fees went up dramatically. as soon as she left, they went back down again. so does this hurt her? it's interesting. she tries to paint herself as every person. $100 million. ceos made that kind of

money. washington examiner who makes more ce. >> or miller? they're both beyond wildly wealthy. it's when she tries to say we were dead broke coming out of the white house. >> they weren't dead broke coming out of the white house. >> they were trying to buy a 1.7-million-dollar house. how many broke people. >> legal fees defending bill's conduct. that doesn't make any difference. the final thing i think she may be having to explain is they shelter a lot of their money so they don't have to pay taxes. >> what you are thinking of is the inheritance tax. this is another thing where she has gone out there and rich people, you know if you have more than $5 million you are passing on you should pay this 40% tax or it should be higher. >> 45. >> it turns out that they have wisely shielded their assets in a living trust so that chelsea won't pay that tax. she is out there advocating pounding the table want you to pay but i'm not going to. >> i'm smart enough to hire

swiftie and swift j has got me into this what is it again? >> it's a living trust. >> swiftie got me in there but you pay the 45%. i mean, i think she has got some problems there. all right, melissa francis from our sister network. directly ahead had. pope francis calling for compassion as europe is invaded by folks from africa and the middle east. it may be america's fault. that report moments away.

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migrants. they are straining the capacities of some european nations. in response pope francis is speaking out. quote: there are men and women like us, our brothers seeking a better life, starving persecuted, wounded, exploited victims of war. they were looking for a better life. the pep urging compassion. why is this happening? simple reason is a breakdown of order in the entire world. and a more complicated scenario is that america as be a vacated its leadership abroad causing mass chaos in countries like libya syria and iraq. joining us now from washington mary katharine ham and juan williams both are fox news analysts. juan, we also should say that there were hundreds of people who died over othe weekend. italians couldn't rescue all of them. there are so many coming over from north africa, particularly libya, that you can't regulate it and once they get to italy, they have to be provided with

services, very few of them are sent back. so, do you see that the u.s.a. not providing leadership any more are overseas is participating in this? >> well, i think we clearly provided leadership when we supported the end the demise of qaddafi ohio think was a despicable despot and, you know, a threat, someone who had taken out panam 103 over scott land, if you will recall, bill. that was clearly an american effort. but the failure i would argue. >> wait, juan. it was a nato effort and president obama made it clear that he didn't want to take the lead on it it you think that was good leadership when you get rid of qaddafi and you put in nothing? why didn't nato troops go into libya and regulate what was happening? that would have been leadership. >> we're on the same path. are you for nation building? are we suppose god go in. >> no, not nation building. >> why couldn't the libyans take care of building their

own country? >> because they are in chaos o. they don't know what they are doing. >> well, there we go. >> remove qaddafi. foreign aid, military, we are supposed to bill their country for them? >> no. juan. if nato is going to kill qaddafi and overthrow the regime and i think mary katharine will agree with me that nato has a responsibility to put peace keepers in there to see that there isn't isis, al qaeda and a mass slaughter. that's leadership, juan. what do you say, mary katharine? >> yeah look. i think, you know juan references perhaps iraq obliquely we have made this mistake before you knock somebody out and don't have a plan. we made that mistake and climbed back outs of that and by 2011 had a more stable middle east. the issue here is not maybe so much what president obama does or doesn't do. but there isn't a real vision here. the object seems to be on foreign policy, survive from day-to-day politically and that does not lead to great outcomes and leads to us be

a. >> america is the leader in the fielder. president obama doesn't want that mantel, doesn't want to do it? >> no. i think you are right. >> he pulls out of iraq. all u.s. soldiers. and what happens? iraq dessends into civil war chaos and terrorism. they move out of california and what happened in terrorists move in. he threatens syria but won't remove assad. what happens? the terrorists move. in do you sense a pattern here, juan? do you sense a pattern? >> you guys. you are making it so politicized. remember, it was cheney who said we were going to be greeted as congress cores. >> wait a minute, iran. >> there is no leader now. there is no leader that's going to promote stability in the world. so, therefore -- >> -- yeah. we thought. >> all these people are going to come to europe and the united states to save their lives. >> he we thought we were

promoting democracy. we were promoting an arab spring. and, remember it was colin powell who warned the porter barn rule. if you break it, well then you own it and that's what has happened in many of the countries take care of themselves. >> juan, president obama's policy is disengagement, pull away. >> oh no. >> get out. >> sure it is,. >> no, it's not. we will come in as a cop in necessary. >> you don't have to come in as a cop. you have to lead the world in trying to promote stability. he isn't. and you are seeing what's happening. last word, mary katharine? >> i think you're right bill, that he is uncomfortable with that role for america and for american power. and these are the rules. inam not saying that bad things don't just happen in foreign policy. that's what the administration will say. the world is compliked. bad stuff happens, sure. there is a middle ground where you don't have to be on the ground nation building everywhere.

can you fix some of these problems or find a middle ground, one might be, for instance, leaving troops on the ground in 2011. completely pulling out of iraq and leaving a very unstable situation that degraded into this. >> nato could have gone into libya and put in stability and protection for temporary. >> temporary? how many centuries have we been fighting in afghanistan, iraq? come on guys. >> look what you have got now juan? you have got a worldwide chaotic mess. >> i would agree with that. >> we have a role whether we agree or not. >> plenty more as the factor moves along this evening. watters and earth day, what more do we need? >> jesse has some interesting interviews. megyn kelly on a police officer failing to shoot a murder suspect and big flag controversy in georgia. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. ...as a combination of products and customers.

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so we'll never pay more than we should. well done. research, price, find. get the right service without all the drama. hume zone segment tonight. as we told you in the talking points memo hillary's campaign focusing on trying to convince americans that we live in an unfair country economically. why? because it worked for president obama. >> the demographics are changing. it's not a traditional america anymore. and there are 50% of the voting public who wanted' stuff. they want things. and who is going to give them things? president obama. he knows it. and he ran on it. >> and he won on it.

now after i delivered that commentary on election night 2012, the dishonest left said i was lamenting the situation. truth is, i was reporting the situation. lamenting was not present. and now it's deja vu all over again as we start up the next presidential campaign. joining us from washington chief fox news political analyst brit hume. so, is there any difference in your opinion between what president obama tried to sell and what hillary clinton is trying to sell? >> not really, nor is there much difference between what either of these two candidates have tried to sell and what the democratic party has been selling to the public for years. sometimes successfully sometimes not. but here the numbers that we gave in the talking points memo say that 60%, 6-0 of american workers really aren't participating in the federal income tax. they are benefiting from the democratic party's tax rises on the wealthy and business. and they are benefiting from

the entitlement culture the democrats embrace. so it would seem that momentum is still on the democrats' side. >> well it certainly is helpful to democrats that there is a segment of the electorate quite large now, that receives federal benefits, and is, therefore, likely to vote for the candidate that they can be sure will continue them. but that's not everybody who is receiving federal benefits. for example, bill, you think of all the elderly people who are on social security, for example, a program that democrats fight like crazy to protect or say they are. well, increasingly that part of the -- that slight of the electorate the elderly vote has been going republican in presidential elections i would suspect that it would this time. it's not locked up for the democrats by any means. >> why do you think the elderly voters are doing that? >> well because i think it's because they are, a lot of them, for example are living on fixed incomes, maybe from social security, maybe and many of them from their own savings as well. look at what has happened over the years of this so-called recovery that has

been recovery. i don't mean to say not. but, interest rates ha have been kept at the bottom. almost. >> zero. >> get almost nothing, nil. >> if you have got a dollar. they are in 40% of it if you are oover a certain amount of money. >> that's right. if one of the things that effects these people, who have traditionally been able to invest their money in bonds and live off the proceeds in the interest of those bonds they can't do that anymore. so they are in the stock market. and their economic anxiety has increased with time. they are also more traditional in the sense of their values. they say a lot of things are happening in the culture that they don't like. they have trend republican. my guess is they will continue. >> now, hillary clinton is going to have to len answer a lot of questions about her own financial portfolio. vis-a-vis the clinton foundation. is that going to hurt her when she tries to sell the income inequality program? >> well, bill, you and i may have talked about this before. what she lacks really as she

tries to do this is sort of the common touch that certain rich democrats have had in the past. never seem to bother anybody that the kennedy's were as rich as they could be. they still were accepted as dhamp i don't knows of the poor, the same with fdr and same with bill clinton. she doesn't have that common touch. she tries to portray herself as sort of an average person. i don't think that's going to wash the whole thing is she is just picking up the obama mantra of unfair country. >> that's true. john f. kennedy cut taxes big time. >> i agree with that. >> his father told him look. if you want to win a second term. you better get on the side of cutting taxes. hillary clinton's perception with this new book coming out. how are you going to defend looking out for them made your money 1% and is now questionable. >> certainly in good standing as a member of the

1%. so she certainly isn't blue collar america. there is no doubt about that. that is going to be a burden that she will carry throughout this whole contest. it may not hurt her that much among democrats because she has no serious challenger, but i think over the long hall haul and general election campaign it will burden her as she spokesperson for disadvantaged in america. >> the only rich republican is jeb bush, right? >> and he is not all that rich. >> no. but he is from legacy. but the rest of them pretty much worked their way up, i think. >> i think that's true. donald trump, of course, if he runs, he is a rich guy for sure. >> that's the exception. going to be interesting to see if trump runs. i'm actually -- i want trump to run. i want him to run because then he throws so many hand grenades and bombs that we have just segments that we -- every night we have you know, it's a selfish thing. [ laughter ] >> brit hume, everybody. >> okay, bill. you have endorsed trurep --

trump now. no i have endorsed good seeing isments. >> i gotcha. >> when we come right back, it will be megyn kelly on a big flag controversy in georgia. then watters world, the earth day edition. megyn and jesse moments away.

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thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly in the kelly file segment tonight, two hot topics, beginning with a brave police officer in the richmond ohio. he was confronted with a murder suspect acting in a menacing way. >> get your hands up! get your hands up! get your hands up right now! stop! stop right there! i don't want to shoot you, man. >> shoot me. shoot me. shoot me. do that. >> i will shoot you back up. back [bleep] up! get down on the ground. >> all right. with us now megyn kelly is here right after the factor, so this guy, the perp. >> yep. >> allegedly killed his girlfriend and maybe another man. >> yep. >> he was on interstate chase right? >> yep. >> he winds up in this small town and this cop had a body

camera on. >> yep. >> take it from there. >> he went to three counties leading police on a chase after they knew he had or believed he had murdered his 25-year-old girlfriend. they learned and believed that he also murdered his friend that he hasn't yet been charged with that second murder. okay. >> but he goes on this high speed chase. it ultimately culminates in him seeing this officer jesse kidder who is a marine, he served in iraq he is in year one of his life as a cop obviously familiar with a gun however given in service. and knew from the dispatch that this guy was looking to die suicide by cop. and had already tried to ram police officers with his vehicle. so he meant business. i mean, he had already killed two people and the cop knew of at least one. and was attacking police with his car, at least one point earlier in the east coast. charged at the officer several times. you can see here here is one. he is he charging right at him. the cop is saying get your

hands up and down on the ground. he sticks his hand in the pocket. which of course any cop would be afraid of. this police officer, jesse refused to do what that suspect was begging him to do which was to shoot him. >> it was a miracle that the guy went to the ground because if he kept coming the cop auto would have had to shoot him. >> he gave up. he realized this cop was not going to help him die by suicide. the cop's supervising officer said he absolutely would have been justified in shooting this guy. >> even for what he did. >> shooting him dead because obviously there was a deadly threat there. that's how it appeared to any reasonable person but he exercised restraint. >> good for him. okay. in georgia. there is a very interesting situation with a number of subtexts to it. there is a protest at a college and it's based on race. roll the tape. >> 38-year-old michelle man hart is a 14 year veteran of the u.s. air force and when a friend posted a photo on her facebook wall thursday, of racially charged

protesters walking on the american flag she felt it was her duty to do something about it. man hart says she repeatedly asked the state university to stop the protesters from disgracing the flag, nothing happened. so on friday she took action. >> actually, it is. actually, it is. any time it's been torn or ripped it needs to be properly disposed of. >> this belongs to actually the entire united states. >> no, no. it's not yours. >> the flag was taken from man hart and given back to the protesters, causing this scuffle. >> all right. now, michelle man hart is going to be on your program. >> she is going to be. >> 14 year veteran of the air force. okay. however, she has a. >> there is a surprising twist. >> wait for it. >> tell the folks? shoo. >> why she really loves the flag a lot. she loves it this much. >> where did that appear? she has worn it and only it in playboy magazine. you know, her defenders say

that's not desis he creating the flag tore disrespecting the flag. however the air force disagreed because she was demoted after she did that and reprimanded and quit the military the next year. we will ask whether she learned her lesson from that. my producer said to me when we discussed this story that they believe she was looking for publicity, that she didn't do it out of any patriotic fervour so that's why, you know, we kind of gave it to you so we would let me disabuse that. i had it. see her on the factor tomorrow night if the interview goes well. >> we could have done it another way. you had her booked and that's true. >> bill clearly feels uncomfortable that i have her and he doesn't. so tune in tonight. >> that's just bologna but you should tune in but i want you to ask her if she is, you know, really felt

because the law is that you can desecrate a flag. >> yes you can. >> the supreme court. >> that is one of the bedrock principles of this country it's considered free speech. that's why the government can't pass a law that would protect the flag even though you may find it offensive. >> after you interview her. i want top have your opinion on whether you think she is an exploiter or whether she was sincere. >> we report, they decide. >> all right. megyn kelly, everybody. i'm going to watch tonight. watters on deck. he goes to an earth day celebration. can't wait. right back. i'm not sick. i'm not sick. i'm not sick. she's perfectly healthy. cigna covers preventive care. that's having your back.

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earth day celebration held in washington over the weekend. crowd as high as 250,000. lots of singing going on. usher, other acts all appeared. there's usher and waters was there as well. ♪ >> happy earth day. . happy earth day. >> where are your shoes? >> they are at our blanket. >> it's definitely earth day isn't it? >> yeah. >> what is earth day? >> would you rather i change the subject? >> i think of earth day as a way to celebrate the earth. how did you get here? >> weed ha one of our friends drive us. >> you drove? >> i didn't. >> that's polluting the environment. >> oh, my gosh, this is earth day, i forgot. >> what would you do to helple

earth? >> carpool. >> i carpool with friends. >> we should do anything possible we can. >> what if i need a long hot shower after a long day's work. ? >> how hot do you like it? >> take a bath. >> i'm not a bath guy. >> then change your ways. >> there's litter here. >> that's a terrible thing. >> what are we going do? >> let's pick it up. >> you pick it up i'm going eat. >> there. no littering on earth day. >> i live on a farm and i actually care about it. >> you milk cows? >> a pretty girl milking her cows. >> are you a recycler? >> that's the step to take if you want to make the world a better place. >> you don't recycle but you're here on earth day? >> true. >> you help pick up trash around

the house. >> your house sounds like a mess. >> i'm all for the petition. >> what was the petition for? >> that's about the way i figured it. >> um -- >> do you think americans should get rid of fossil fuels? >> solar power, for example? >> solar powered airplanes? >> that would work. >> maybe you should fly before me. >> is there anybody on board that knows how to fly a plane? >> do you think we should not feel fossil fuels anymore? >> i t depends, we should cut back on it. >> how do we get around? >> if i want to go to europe, i should take a sail boat? >> sure. >> do you want to me my skip never. >> sure. >> what is the biggest threat climate change or terrorism. >> climate change. >> chiemtlimate change.

>> i would go with climate change. >> a lot more people die from terrorism. >> yeah. but i'm not a people person. >> do you think we're overpopulated? >> yes. >> do you think we should all kill ourselves? >> not on earth day. >> when did global warming start? >> it started destroying the earth. >> when was that? >> how does the earth warm up after the ice age? >> what's going on here? >> oh wait i see. >> let's go. >> oh you're sfleefg. >> she hates me, alex. >> do you know who i am? >> i have no idea who you are? >> i have no idea. >> i'm waters and you're in my world right here. >> sounds great. good bit. >> average age at the earth day celebration? >> a young crowd. >> it was a concert.

a free concert. nobody cares about global warming. the fighting was the performers there on stage. they flew in with private jets and took suvs to the concerts. >> i wonder what the litter capacity was? >> i littered by mistake. i was trying to throw the cigarette butt down the great. >> you musted. >> i don't know where that went? she said it went to the ocean. >> so, some flounder -- >> we're mocking a little bit. we want a clean environment. >> i don't pollute. >> the factor wants the climate to be clean. we were just having a little fun with watterss. >> we have an investigative report that's serious. >> yes. >> there's something you can do to make your country better and

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a good idea that will make america better in a moment. but first, we are going to start a new mail deal. we are going to select a "factor" letter of the day. whoever writes will win the free copy of "legends & lies." the best selling book in the world. just write us you get the book. and you can get any of my books free of charge if you become a premiere member. look at that kid. isn't he kid? makes a great gift for mom and dad. carlos, from london connecticut, you talk about challenging white suppression was spot on if you but if i said that in my college

classroom i would be labeled a racist. don't say anything. but i appreciate you being an independent baker. bill from panama city, florida. you said there's some places in america blacks are not treated equally. that's bull. black targeted for tickets not the only place. you are wrong. nathan, idaho, a wheat farmer. the food scares is disheartening. suzanne somers says, eat eggs instead of tuna. 30 year ago eggs were considered poison. these diet fads always pass. she's older than you and looks like your daughter. so nice to hear from you, bill. >> mike henry texas, i was a history teacher, your series, "legends & lies" should be required for all high school students. i've never e-mailed a tv show

but "legends & lies" is an outstanding education about the old west. and jeryl from alabama. bill while you may have left the classroom in the '7 as you are still teaching history. i did commentary within the body of the "legends & lies" stories. here's the letter of the day, the winner. george boone asheville, north carolina. bill, i am 93 with all of my marbles. my haganagen-dazs preference is strawberry or chocolate chip. enjoy the book, 93 year old. letter of the day, just for writing it at 93, george wins. tip of the day. and every county of america. there are folks in jail. drunks, troublemakers,

trespassers, but we the people have to house and feed them. costs a lot of money. here's my idea to celebrate earth day. every sheriff in the country take some of those prisoners and put them on clean-up detail. write? take the litter off the road side, clean up the empty lot. they run away they get more jail time. do a good job it's noted on their record. every low-level offender should be working off the debt by making their placecountry a better place. only fair and good earth day play. if the sheriff doesn't let me know and i'll mention it on "the factor." please check out our website. different from bill o'reilly.com. o'reilly at foxnews.com. if you want to opine the word of the day nettlesome in writing

to the factor. miss megyn is up next. we're definitely looking out for you. ♪ breaking tonight hours ago the hillary clinton campaign reacting to stunning new bribery allegations from a book "the new york times" call quote most anticipated and feared book of presidential cycle still in its infancy. good evening, welcome to the kelly file. i'm megyn kelly. the author claims hillary clinton did favors in exchange for cold, hard, cash. sky high speaking fees for former president bill clinton to name one and donations to the clinton charity. today, mrs. clinton sort of