ace every day. let's see what happens this weekend >> we hope and pray for the fact. >> you said the idea they ordered cops to stand down was a disgrace that could have been prevented. thanks for joining us that is all the time we have left we'll see you back here tomorrow night. the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> can you answer our questions? then you will answer our question? >> excuse us, excuse us. excuse us. >> whoa. >> major heat coming down on the city of baltimore for not protecting the citizenry. now, sharpton is involved. things are very intense. >> hey why can't we ask questions? >> stefanie rowling's blake is a black woman. barack obama is half white half black and he is identifies as black. president obama criticizing looters. >> when are we going to have

the systemic white primacy in this country. >> the rhetoric getting even crazier. now white supremacy is being linked to the riots in baltimore. >> 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. the talking points memo will be in our second segment this evening. it will deal with dishonesty and stupidity in the wake of the baltimore riots. first our lead story tonight. trying to get answers from the mayor of baltimore and her entourage. as you may know, there are credible reports that the mayor ordered the police not to protect people and property when the riots broke out on monday. since that time, the press has been stonewalled. fox news correspondent leland vittert caught up with the mayor and her new

body guard sharpton. >> not a mayor. leland vittert fox news channel. what do you have to say to the businesses looted because of your order to stand down. >> can you excuse me one minute. >> you have nothing to say? nothing to say to business owners? what about to the police who were injured. >> excuse us sir. >> excuse me. >> hey. >> why can't we ask questions? why can't we ask questions? >> we can't ask questions? a public official we didn't ask her questions? >> you have the opportunity. >> i i can ask questions and you will answer our questions ma'am? >> after the press conference we will answer all questions. >> whoa. >> relax. >> whoa. >> joining me now from baltimore is leland vittert. so, first of all what sharpton doing there? >> your guess is as good as mine bill. obviously he came. it was a church we caught up with him at. was organizing and rallying saying that he was trying to

bring the community together at this time or maybe he just is acting as the mayor's body guard and trying to help make sure she doesn't have to answer any questions or tough questions as it were about the decision-making process leading up to this and why she gave this standdown order to the police and how this is all happened here in the city that for a while was a lawless city. >> did you ever get an answer from the mayor? i mean we have police sources that say she districtly told her police department and others who are helping not to go in and stop the rioting and the looting and the burning. has she answered the question whether she gave that order or not? >> not to us she is not. and we broke that story over the past couple of days. multiple sources saying not only is there a standdown order but also an order not to wear certain riot protection gear and my sources tell me that some of their friends on the police riot line were injured because of those orders by the mayor. you heard us ask those two

questions to the mayor. didn't get answers there. and you also, as you saw in there. there was that promise of a press conference that was going to be coming. the researched saying we will answer all of this at the press conference. during that community event we waited through the whole thing. we listened to the reverend and the mayor and exmayor and everybody else talk in order to get to this promised press conference. well the mayor during the whole thing slipped out the back door with her security detail and was gone. never answered that question. >> so i think that's a pretty good demonstration of what's going on there. now, here is how sharpton described what you just saw with leland. roll the tape. >> we were just walking in here now, in the church, one reporter sticks his mike in our face i'm from fox news are you going to answer? started falling back like nobody somebody pushed him. he will be on tonight like we hit him. just watch the circus tonight. he starts falling back and boom boom. play acting.

[ laughter ] times are too serious to play them games. [ applause ] >> because you try and incite a reaction and cover the reaction, the media needs to be responsible quit playing with matches in baltimore. >> that sounds like a threat to me. but i will let that go. number one i will let the audience decide whether you fell back and some kind of phony posture. i did not see it and a none of my staff saw it but, you know, the folks saw the tape at the top so they will decide. do you have any reaction to sharpton's reaction? >> it's a little rich for the reverend to be talking about playing with matches. is he right about one thing bill. you know he says a lot of things. anyone knows that. but he is right that these are very serious times. and these are serious times that require serious people and serious questions. and that's what we were trying to do is get to the mayor and talk to her about these questions. she may not have had a good

answer. she may not like the answer she has to give to why did she order the police to stand down. why did she say as my sources have told me let them loot, it's only property. she may not like to answer those questions. but those are serious questions. and for this community to heal and to move on and frankly for the police officers to have their dignity and morale back, they deserve answers from their mayor. >> well, i will give you some answers now because we found out and we believe this is correct. the mayor was on the mayor ferguson missouri advisory committee. part of that is the police militarized presence there exacerbated the rioting. so it makes sense that she would tell her police force don't do that. number two, you know, there is a strain of public officials that say hey it's only property. i think that's what she is

quoted as saying, is it not in the mayor to the police department hey it's only property don't make it worse? did you hear anything like that? >> that's actually the exact quote that i got from one of my sources that has direct knowledge of what was said inside these meetings. the quote we got was from the mayor let them loot, it's only property. but every police officer that you ever talk to and certainly people who are experts in these tactics say that is absolutely the wrong way to deal with these situations we saw that on monday as the looting expandedment people saw the initial response of restrain and holding back. one officer explained to me taking an sleuth pounding with all of those bricks and liquor bottles and everything else. they said the police aren't going to do anything. now it's time to go get the five finger discount on everything from liquor to tennis shoes until they sent out the national guard. >> same thing happened in ferguson.

if there is nobody standing between the mob and the store, the store is going to be looted. leland great job and also our photographers out there. been in harm's way for four days now. excellent job. we appreciate it. directly ahead. the talking points memo there are reports about how freddie gray died while in police custody but can we believe those reports? also plenty of stupidity and dishonesty surrounding the baltimore riots all in the memo right back.

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on monday mr. gray was buried. shortly after that the rioting began. today there is a report in the "the washington post" that says mr. gray may have inflicted some of his own injuries on himself. that is a police document says after he was taken into custody and put in the back of a van he was banging his body into the framework. again, the "washington post" reported that. but fox news medical analysts dr. marc siegel says this. >> you could sustain a brain injury and get a head injury that way. you could get a neck injury. let me be clear there is no way that you could sever your spine by bashing your head against the wall or side of a car or anything like that. that is not going to be the cause of the severed spine in this case. >> the the truth is we don't know what happened to mr. gray, the same way we did not initially know what happened in ferguson missouri. it's fine to report about possible evidence if you see a piece of paper and that's hun it, you have got to report it but it is irresponsible to speculate about it.

it's also irresponsible to make insane statements, trying to justify vigilante violence. that's what we have been hearing all week. the litany of excuse-making is excruciating. the rioters are angry because america is a country of mass incarceration. people who burn down buildings and loot are just misdirected folks who feel hopeless. and if you feel hopeless it's okay to riot. you see it's really not the fault of those who commit crimes. it's the fault of america because we don't provide jobs for everyone. instead of pointing to the real problem and try to solve it you get crazy theories that attempt to provide justification for americans hurting other americans. if you can't make big money go ahead and sell heroin, no problem. here's the truth. how can anyone provide a job that pays a decent salary to somebody who can barely read or write? to somebody who can't speak english? to somebody who has tattoos all over their body who is

defiant, disrespectful and doesn't even want to work because they have a sense of entitlement that says they're victims and you owe me. does that sound like a good job-seeking resume to you? and don't tell me those folks don't exist. they are legion. so these politicians out on the street trying to justify rioting by saying "we don't provide jobs?" are dishonest in the extreme. if you get educated and willing to work hard you can get a job. it may not be the best paying job at first. but you work your way up. okay. now, let's take a look at foolish things that have been said this week. listen to this msnbc host. >> stefanie rowling's blake is a black woman. barack obama is half black half white but is identified as a black president. and they're using the word thug. stefanie rowling's blake has since apologized. the president seems if we're to believe the white house press secretary defiantly sort of doubling down on this is how i describe looters and people

who perpetrate violence. >> so that woman is hammering president obama for describing people who loot and burn down buildings as thugs. she objects to that. so she mentions the president's race, dismal. here is another one. >> no one is calling the police who put this kid in the van and snapped his spine and crushed his voice box thugs right? they are only applying it to acts of violence against property. right? acts of -- sure, acts of harassment sure, acts of anger. when are we going to have a language to talk about the system mick violence do in the name of white primacy in this country. we don't have a language for that. >> wrong. we do have a word for that kind of analysis. stupid. according to reporting by the "new york times," here in new york city 91 people were shot dead by police in 1971. in 2013, last stats available the number was 8. a record low. los angeles second largest

city. force by police making arrests down 17%. just 84 suspects were apprehended by force out of 149,000 arrests. i think that was in 2014. so this brutal cops accusation is a provable lie. want more truth? this is not a country that promotes white supremacy? bigoted people are everywhere. and they come in all colors. but there is no systemic effort to keep black people down in america. to perpetuate this kind of vicious propaganda is atroch shut. finally, you want a little justification for crime? listen to this. >> a good was that check cashing place that was looted, that is a store that actually preyed on this community, charging high rates in order to cash checks and so forth because a lot of these residents aren't able to obtain accounts at a traditional bank. so it's a lot more deeper. >> so, because the check

cashing place makes money off poor folks it deserves to be burnt down. so now the neighborhood doesn't have a check cashing place. summing up, this has been a bad week in america. made worse by dishonest politicians, foolish pundits and hateful morons. and that's the memo. next on the rundown talk to the sheriff who has a strong point of view on the racial unrest in baltimore and america. right back.

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personal story segment tonight. so far nearly 100 police officers have been injured trying to contain the situation in baltimore. more than 200 people have been arrested. but, get this. more than 100 of them, about half have been released without being charged.

another indication that baltimore is out of control not only in the street but in the bureaucracy as well. sheriff david clark is watching the situation closely. i have a report that came out today that we got from the associated press that says that the highest ranking baltimore police officer in the arrest of freddie gray has a very troubled history within the department and, you know, i'm not going to besmirch the man. his name is lt. brian rice. but, according to the a.p., he has had a lot of trouble in the department. you supervise 300 officers, deputies. how difficult is it for you to make sure that the police in your county are responsible, well-trained, and, you know, sane individuals? how difficult is that? >> well, bill, that's the job of law enforcement executive like myself. we have a code of conduct. and i expect' excellence out

of my officers. i expect a strict adherence to that code of conduct. when there are red flags displayed in certain officers, you have to take some sort of action and some sort of corrective action. if it's serious i make it very clear with my officers. if you cross the line and enter into criminal conduct i will march you over to the district attorney's office and get you criminally charged. i have had to do it. it's not a fun thing to do. we cannot lose the trust of the people we serve. >> okay. you know police unions are very strong here in new york city, very powerful. and every case comes up. it's not as easy as saying you better do it as my way or the highway is it? >> no. not all the time. however, i have to keep in mind that i represent the people of milwaukee county, the people that i serve the union has a role in this but the union, you know, has different interests and sometimes where this stuff

intreckets intersects is going to be conflict. i have to air on the side -- err on the side of caution. they can make a decision and override it if they want. i'm always going to err on the side of caution getting rid of people that aren't fit for this organization. >> you are the county commissioner out in milwaukee county. county commissioner. speculative question, could happen. gave you an order to stand down while people rioted and looted in the county, you would have to obey that order, correct? >> no. no. no. that's not going to happen. i'm going to have to defy that order. obviously i report to the people. >> if you had been in baltimore and received the order from the mayor to stand down as we have credible reporting that she gave, you would have defied the order? >> defied the order sent my officers out there made sure they had the proper resources and make sure that they have they know they

have the authority to use a reasonable amount of force to accomplish their mission. obviously we have heard some reports that that didn't happen here but in the end you can't. >> on the line and done what you thought was right to protect the people under your charge? >> without a doubt. because i find it unconscionable that i would send men and women out into harm's way with with no way to be able to defend themselves and a lack of the you know debate spurs it on and makes it worse that's one theory. i got one question for you. you are on the street and running the department. people in walk, tough minority neighborhoods in milwaukee. what's their attitude toward the cops okay they hate the cops generally speaking? generally speaking? is there resentment among african-americans, maybe other minority groups toward the police? >> there is a segment of

that, but i think some of that is auto myth we have the support of the overwhelming people in the community. the black community knows that we are the fire wall between them and the democratically element. if you look at the rates of crime and you look at the things like 80% of the homicides in milwaukee the victims are black. 75% of the perpetrators are black as well. so we're in their protecting them and they appreciate that. >> in baltimore it's 90% and you still have, it seems a big resentment in those neighborhoods against the cops. >> i don't know if it's big or what's going on in baltimore. a lot of these are blabber mouths and they make the most noise and it's a one-sided argument. there are a lot of people afraid to come out and won't be on camera -- i'm talking about in the black community anywhere about how much they appreciate the police but they do, trust me, bill. >> all right. sheriff, we appreciate you being candid. thank you very much. we have a brand new bill o'reilly.com poll for you. the woman who disciplined

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said, this is his word, it was a handful of people involved. that's wishful thinking. and reporters did not inflame anything in this case in baltimore. but i understand why the president and a lot of city officials in baltimore aren't happy with the coverage because they understand the power of images. okay? and i will be delicate in how i say this. they understand how many americans are perceiving those images. okay? i don't know what happened in that police van and i'm not going to be shocked no matter what conclusion it turns out to be but reporters didn't start this fire. >> and the basic premise of news is that you report things that are unusual not that 90% of the american people are good, decent hard working folks. that's not what you look for. you look for hey is there violence? yes, there was violence. hey, is there disruption?

yes, there was destruction. i do agree that looping video when there is only a small portion that is a problem in making it seem bigger is not right. but, as you pointed out rightfully, that's not what happened. however, some people do grandstand in these things, both in the media and on the street a good reporter has got to get away from that. >> yeah. and by the way on the good news bad news, we didn't cover the plane at miami international airport that did not crash today. and we didn't cover the first national bank that didn't get held up. so it is the nature of news. the president should. >> he knows that. >> he knows that right. there is a bigger story though bill, and i'm not blowing smoke at you that you have been covering all week that just is not getting nearly enough tension. we have a split in this country that's as wide as the grand canyon. people on the left. whether they are black or white, look at those pictures and see something

that conservatives they look at the same pictures and see something else. liberals see people being oppressed. they see victims. they don't like the use of the word thug because that implies that the looters are criminals, which, of course, they are. they want more programs and more federal money. conservatives, on the other hand see dysfunction. that's what you have been talking about all week. they see kids running around without fathers. they see kids dropping out of school. they see crime. they see rampant drug use. now, you tell me. what entrepreneur, what business person is going to invest his money in a community like that? >> right. none of them will. >> these are the two views of america. >> they are. >> that's an important story and it should be covered. >> here is the thing one is true and one is not. one is fiction to say that a person who will hurt another person is entitled to do so

because the government doesn't provide the perpetrator, the offender with a job when the norched many cases doesn't want the job rather sell drugs in a lazy way to make cheap money by destroying other people to put forth that that is justification for the vigilante violence you are seeing is just a lie and insult to every hard-working american. so, you know, the equivalency is like zero to 91 on the side of a personal responsibility. >> that's why it's a good story. the president -- i wrote a column on my web site and i said two cheers for president obama. the two cheers were that he called them thugs and he said this is unacceptable and all that good for him. that's the least he could do but he did it. but then he goes on to the wholelessness and how we

need more programs and how we need to spend money on these things. he goes right up to the edge but he can't bring himself as charismatic as he is, he can't bring himself to talk to the black community and say knock it off. >> peer pressure. >> stop the dysfunctional behavior. >> right. >> and that's a good story. >> it is. >> all right bernie, as thank you. as always when we come right back ed henry's analysis on riots. factor continues all across the u.s.a. and all around the world. this allergy season, will you be a sound sleeper, or a mouth breather. well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicines alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] he doesn't need your help. until he does.

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pushing longer prison sentences for nonviolent drug offenses, for example and she has gotten a lot of criticism from the left as well saying she is running away from her husband's legacy. now, i know you appear at least to me to agree with bill clinton on that. that even if it's nonviolent offense, that there should be a harsh sentence because you want to clean up the streets. >> it depends on what the offense is. if it's smoking marijuana it's a waste of time. if it's selling heroin, that's not nonviolent and any enslaved hard drugs should be punished. no matter what you think of it, it's worked. the broken windows theory of justice has worked. all over the country and they will say oh it wasn't that and then they will say what was it, well, peter pan and tinker bell they waved the magic wand and crime went down. hillary clinton at the time her husband passed the more cops on the street and harcher sentences. >> crime bill. >> she actually gave speeches in favor of that. >> big time. so she is flip

flopping. >> yeah. look here's the bottom line, she is entitled to her opinion. running as a female candidate she wants to disagree with her husband she is entitled to her own opinion, and also people evolve, you know, 15, 20 years. >> gay marriage, barack obama, there is. >> barack obama has flip flopped on that. >> i never do that evolving, i shouldn't say that i have changed my minds on some things. >> there you go. >> go ahead. >> i think bottom line is, she is entitled to her opinion, she might be wrong and bill clinton may have been right along with you. but lit's have that debate and if we spend more time in the 2016 pain -- campaign dealing with criminal justice reform which rand paul has put on the table it on the right and hillary clinton put on the left that will be better than debating if she had a chicken burrito or beef burrito at chipotle which is what people want to debate on. this will be a better campaign. >> we will see how those debates go. ed, thank you as always. let's bring this dana perino

now the author of the big best seller big news is lerches of advice from the bright side. wow, but not much of a bright side this week in baltimore. i was thinking back and i can't recall any big racial incidents like ferguson or baltimore on the 8 years that president bush the younger was in office. can you? >> i think there are some people could look back and say in the aftermath of hurricane katrina there was some racial thing there. actually when kanye west says that this was evidence that president bush didn't care about black people that was so outrageous and actually the only thing that president bush writes in decision points actually offended him and wounded him because it was so false and a unfair. >> we didn't see for eight years this kind of a situation with the police versus the minority community. was president bush aware that there was a controversy in the mircht communities at that level? >> absolutely. in fact, he runs on, in 2000 something called the faith based initiative. and that was somewhat

controversial but it was really smart. as governor, he had seen that government can do some things well but they can't do everything well. they can't heal a heart as he used to say. he started the faith based initiative which would allow churches institutions, synagogues mosques, to be able to get some federal money if they applied for it and won the grant to be able to carry out programs like drug addiction intervention, recidivism rate, dealing with problems in the community with sex trafficking? all of those things he said these faith based communities they were actually doing better work, getting better results and that the federal government should help them do it. >> and what happened to that? >> well, when president obama came into office, he decided to dissolve that program, which i thought was unfortunate because it was actually quite a way to get federal government help to local communities where you are actually changing a heart or able to hold somebody's hand, government is cold, government can't do any of that. when we actually talk about the root causes of what's wrong in inner cities like

baltimore when they talk about family structure and jobs and education there are some things that government can do. what president bush said is they can't do everything. >> am i being unfair in my talking points memo tonight to say that the politicians that go out and say hey look it's okay for these people to riot because they are hopeless, they can't get a job. there are no jobs. and then you look at a lot of these looters and they can't really do anything. all right? they don't speak well. they aren't educated. they are defiant disrespectful. substance abusers. and then you are selling this while the government should come in and give everybody a job. and you are going, wait a minute. if you are educated and work hard you can get a job. but people attack me for that saying it's too simplistic. >> i think there are other factors that go into it the other is how do you attract as a local community how do you get businesses to open up in those areas? >> by burning the businesses down. >> that's how you do it.

because you know why? there are more lottage then. burn the businesses down there is space for people to come in and build new business. >> the mayor says she wanted to encourage 10,000 families to move back into the city. that is not going to happen if you don't have the security. >> of course. but, you see holding people accountable for their behavior ask not what the democratic party and i don't want to be partisan on this. but they don't really -- they are not really known for that. >> i think they would say there are compounding factors that have developed in a long time. one of the fact is that jobs have changed. manufacturing has changed. >> you have to know a skill in order to compete in the marketplace, okay? so the book is and the good news is, ladies and gentlemen, and mother's day this is a great gift for mom. >> thank you. >> isn't it? >> you yours at the same time. >> yeah. but mom might be -- no, mom might like general patton. >> she would love it legends and lies. >> legends and lies. all right. dana.

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. back of the book segment tonight, if you have been watching the baltimore coverage, you know it's dangerous out there. some of these protesters are looking for trouble. >> you are the type of american that's the problem today. >> you care about your city? >> yes i do. >> you care about my city? >> then why do you care about my city? >> you don't care about my city because i'm an anarchist. >> joining us from baltimore geraldo rivera, you debated that guy two nights in a row. is he an anarchist. why bother putting him on the air? >> you know, i don't put him on the air.

he intrudes. he and some of his friends are here this evening. we're at city hall. we are not down at ground zero, the place in front of the cvs where the neighborhood was burned neighborhood was burned down. one thing, the vast majority of these people are well-intentioned well-intentioned but you have this fringe of demonstrators that occupy wall street and so forth that are different. these people by and large, have a legitimate beat. 35,000 abandoned buildings. unemployment approaching 40%. there are some real legitimate issues here bill that need to be addressed. different and apart from the freddie gray investigation. there are a lot of questions about that bill. >> listen nobody is saying that the right to protest should be aggravated in any way, shape or form. the right to protest is sacra sangt. if you want to destroy for the

same of destroying or profiting by looting, this goes down the drain. once you're in anarchist -- i don't think he knows what that means -- no disrespect -- saying it's okay to loot because the government doesn't provide jobs for everybody, then the discussion ends because you're into insane land. >> reporter: you know it even that profound what they have to say. they're not saying that you have a right to loot because life is unfair. they're saying let me raise my boys and be the loudest, most flamboyant. there's so much social media out here. >> i know the temptation sure. do you play -- you almost played into it by giving that guy a platform two days in a row. i know he intruded. i understand that. for me i mean it's just a waste of time. he's grand standing so he can be a cool guy and tell everybody he

was nose to nose with geraldo. that's why he's doing it. >> reporter: what do you do if you come out and you're here to do a report. some obnoxious narcissist is yelling at you? you can't -- my dignity does not allow me to let that go by unanswered. you wouldn't want me to. >> no. but, geraldo, it's your macho that won't allow you. look we remember your talk show. we know what you do. i'm not chastising you in the sense that i understand the situation. it's worthless as far as getting to the root cause of the problem. which is personal responsibility. that's what it's all about. you and i have debated this many many times. >> reporter: i agree. let me give you one pragmatic republican solution. you're not partpartisan. i am. there are 35,000 derelict

abandoned buildings in baltimore. why not give them to a developer? forgive the back taxes. give them to a developer or non-profit. give them to a family who agrees to invest x amount of money and rebuild the 35 houses. why have -- >> you have a black mayor and a black city council. you and me i support that. i'd support it for the good of the city. give them the property. let's see if they can build it up. anyway i have to go. you stay safe. >> reporter: why not do it on a national level? i will. i'm safe believe me. >> geraldo, stay safe and we appreciate it. once again, i want to tell everybody, our correspondents out there, you know this is a dangerous situation. they're out there, not only correspondents but we have producers on the ground. we have photographers behind the camera.

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to learn about spiriva respimat slow-moving mist ask your doctor or visit spirivarespimat.com tip of the day. we're tracking down a low life who stole a high tech wheelchair from a wounded warrior. first, you were rude to the two gentlemen in baltimore. you cut them off when they went against your preconceived notions. i asked him if mr. gray was responsible to the behavior that led to 20 arrests. the reverend refused to answer so he was interrupted. that's the way it goes here. questions are to be answer. dan, pennsylvania bill for the life of me i can't understand why some of the guests won't answer the questions. it appears they think you're going to trick them. i'm a simple man who asks simple questions. everyone knows that.

sheryl from mexico. o'reilly hit the nail when you asked who is margin liezalizing the rioters. america is by not providing. one from phoenix, arizona, it's hard to resolve problems when each side is working with different facts. debate is all about facts, if folks are fair and persuadable. from maine. i enjoyed the segment with dr. king and ms. rice. the conversation was honest and civil. pamela from california. cannot put legends and lies the book down. why are you not doing the tv show in the same order, o'reilly? >> different mediums. david crockett on sunday night.

it's a good one. peter from england. when will legends and lies will shown here? we're working on it but all the dvds will be out soon. john martin from california. i rest eight books on patton and not one investigated the death. that's why his death is big. josie from west virginia. mr. o'reilly what purpose did it serve to mention the mother who confronted her son in the riots has six children with different fathers. to prove yourself right? legitimate question. i have to report the full story. when something that high profile happens, withholding facts is against the no spin zone creed. i reported the facts. enjoy your signed copy of legends and lies. finally tonight, the tip of the day. in oregon some thug -- accurate word -- thug s stole a chair from

a wounded veteran. they cost about $15,000 each. the thinking is the thief will try to sell it. if you have any information at all, please contact lieutenant mike budreau at medford police department in oregon. there's the number. 541-774-2250. it's sad to think there are people this low who would steal a wheelchair from a wounded vet. tip of the day, we'll get that person. we'll report back to you. that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website. we'd like to say from anywhere in the world, contact us. name and town if you wish to opine. do not be atrabilious. again, thanks for watching

tonight. ms. megyn is up next. always remember the spin stops here. i'm bill o'reilly. we're looking out for you. breaking tonight a kelly file exclusive in the case of freddie gray. sources close to the arresting officers share details with us from the cop's side of the story. welcome to the kelly file. i'm megyn kelly. freddie gray's case set off riots in the city of baltimore. the streets are crowded with thousands of marchers again tonight. while many folks immediately assume the cops involved here must be guilty of homicide saying this man was fined before he was arrested and, yet, somehow wound up with a broken neck two sources close to the officers involved tonight tell the kelly file freddie gray hurt himsel