>> a special o'reilly factor is on. tonight: the political edition. >> running for president for a second time arkansas governor mike huckabee accuses president obama of selling out our closest ally israel. >> this is a president who has spent more time scolding israel for building bedrooms in neighborhoods than he has scolding iran for trying to build a nuclear bomb. >> an early leader in the g.o.p. race, wisconsin governor walker has strong views on president obama's controversial immigration plans. >> this president went from once talking about the audacity of hope to the audacity of the power grab. >> going to run against hillary? >> it's very likely. >> does former rhode island governor lincoln chafee really think he has a shot to defeat hillary clinton?

we will hear from politicians seeking the biggest prize in the political landscape the presidency. >> i think what the american people are looking for is somebody who understands that the people are at the pinnacle. >> 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. tough times for social conservatives in america. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. in cyberspace there are scores scores of vicious political web sites that try to destroy people with whom they disagree.ag both sides participate but there are many more left wing smear sights than right wing. enter thehe presidential race of 2016. republican candidates are in the smear zone. especially if they speak out against liberal causes. let me give you three examples. here is governor scott

walker talking about abortion. >> when i think of the ultrasound picture that my wife and i saw of our first son who is now going to be 21 this june, it's indistinguishable not to recognize that's a humanfing life. that's whyy i'm pro-life. >> certainly that is a reasonable position. it's a matter a of conscience. yet, the vicious think progress web site founded by top hillary clinton advisor john podesta ran theta headline that said, quote: scott walker doctors should lie to pregnant women to prevent abortions. now, governor walker never said anything close to that be the podesta crew doesn't care it's all about marginalizing walker. recently governor mike huckabee said. this .. >> i think it's fair to say that christian convictions are under attack as never before, not just in our lifetime but ever before in the history of this great republic. we are moving rapidly toward the criminalization ofty christianity. >> well, that's very

provocative. the governor referring to merchants being forced to do things by the federal government may run counter to religious beliefs. inn response the despicable daily kos calling huckabee a spittle idiot doing best to anti-gay conspiracy theories. finally, there is senator marco rubio. >> i don'ton't agree with the notion that some are putting out there including scientists that somehow there are actions that they with take today that would actually have an impact on what is happening in our climate. our climate is alwaysmate changing. >> that same day the "l.a.l. times" ran a headline that said quote: marco rubio says activity isn't causing climate change. these kind of attacks have changed politics. web sitesit know few reader also fact check the headline. the pipeline works like this. somebody says or does something, a web site disortsz the words or actions, takes them out of context. a bigger web site like yahoo, for example picks it up with a provocative headline.

then the mainstream press grabs it and again context and content almost always ignored. just the accusation is played up. so it's very easy to marginalize anyone with strongo opinions. since the pressiz is overwhelmingly left, it is conservatives who get branded as kooks and extremists. listen they don't come any more extreme than senator elizabeth warren, she a socialist. if she gained power our whole capitalistic system o would be attacked by the federal government. yet, senator warren is inen demand. a woman of stature. if a political candidate is polite. sceptic call of climate change or calling for welfare reform, that person is brutally assaulted. branded a bigot. antiwoman, anti-gay against the poor. this image stays with them because the news and entertainment industry is simpatico, generally speaking, with the uber liberal thought. believe me, i have experienced this for 19 years. i know how vicious the game is but i can fight back.ac

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headlines. there is nothing new in this. and generally speaking, when it comes to the social issues it depends which ones. all right.. now, let me challenge that. >> let me give you one example. >> all right. if you run r on extreme proabortion views as did wendy davis in texas hailed as a second coming for the liberals in america. she was going to be the new star she got crushed whereas on gay marriage we know which way public opinion is going. so it depends what the issue is. >> texas very conservative state in general. now, here's where i think you arest wrong. in 1964, goldwater got obliterated. all right?iter he lost to glondz a land slight. part of the reason was he wass branded an extremist and john bircher and everything else. a lot of americans bought it and afraid to start a nuclear war. the demonization of him worked. now, it's light years faster

than it was in goldwater's days. inoldw goldwater's days you had the newspapers and you had the three only three major network news covering. now, these smear sites can speed as light. this conversation that you and i are having will be on the political web sites 10 seconds after we are off the air. and they do whatever theyha want to do. they could say o'reilly told krauthammer he was an anti-semite. krauthammer told o'reilly he hated australians. and nobodytral is going to check it out. charles. nobody is going to cha go back and look at the transcript of the conversation that youon and i had. so surely you and i know the danger here. talking about.ki three major networks a couple of major national newspapers. they were all liberal they all put things through a

liberal perspective. that's how america got all its news to the contrary. today you have a challenge to that talk radio. a make or two in the "wall street journal" in otherher words, do you have the the revenge of the right. we are outwe a there in many areas where we were not because these outlets didn't exist. i am less concerned about a few extra lunatic left wing web sites when the power of the media which were entirely. 50 years ago. has now been diluted. r >> all right. but there are yes ihe understand there are more voices in the choir.ho but you can't think that people like ted cruz hasn't been demonized. he has. he has been demonized. is he a harvard grad, whether you agree with his politics or not. is he smart man. all right? he presents himself in a cogent way. he has been branded a far

right loon. all right? and a lot of americans who don't pay attention. don't read the newspapers. don't watch fox news. they buy news, it. and they just dismiss him like hey well, is he just too crazy. that's what's happening. >> but look, that's why we have a political process. he is going to have to run in the republican primaries. republican people ---people who comepl out to vote in the caucuses and the primaries on the republican side are not people who are going to swallow what the tpm says or costs says. they will be far more open-minded and will be exposed to what's in fox and other news sights.s if he were to get the information he has platform.he he has debates and speeches. he will be out there. it's not going to be goi a few little web sites demonizing him. americans will judge. look, the left has demonized every republican candidate since, i mean, who knows abraham lincoln maybe. >> herbert hoover. that's not going to change.

>> all right. charles. you and i have a respectful disagreement. we are respectful charles and i. >> coming up, senator marco rubio and the state of america. >> also ahead. dr. ben carson enters the no sp♪ ♪ go take the trail less traveled. and save on the gear you need at bass pro shops. your adventure starts here. check out the new tracker boats. now featuring the tracker promise - the best factory warranty in aluminum boats.

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that in the 2 1st century global commerce matters more than ever. we cannot allow any nation on earth to control shipping lanes, airspace, the cyberspace outerspace for that matter. >> okay. >> the third is our foreign policy should always be built on our values as a nation. we support freedom. we support nations and people who aspire to democracy. we support human rights. >> we can't nation build anymore. >> no, but you don't have to. >> i agree. there is another way to do it. you can't get down and try to convince the afghans to, you know, be democratic. >> give you an example. cuba right? we are doing all these relations with cuba under the president. in none of this is there ever a discussion about democracy which is not just in our national interest but strong value of the united states. >> as you know the thinking is if we get in there, we, being the united states, with our value system and people go there and spend money, the cuban people say hey, we want to be like them. so it's one of those. >> that didn't work in vietnam or china. >> cuba is only 90 miles away. it might work.

the influx of dollars and americans into cuba might give those people saying we don't like that anymore. >> go into a government holding company that owns the entire economy. >> who is not giving any kind of freedoms at all to no human rights they didn't do anything. let's get to hillary clinton if you win the nomination and your campaign is off to impressive start and i'm not saying that the polls showing that where is hillary clinton the weakest. >> to answer that question. for much of the century we were the greatest country in the world. most powerful nation on earth. we had an economy that told you if you work hard in this country, you may not be rich but you will own a home. you will able to raise your family take vacations. >> you parents did that. >> now it doesn't exist anymore for millions of people. everyone is wondering why. why don't the old way of doing things work anymore in the answer is because the world, our economy and the world has rapidly transformed. we need transformational

leadership. leadership that understands. >> they are all slogans though. >> it's true. >> mrs. clinton is going to say to you, if you are debating her. look i'm going to have government programs. this is going to lift people up and stop this income inequality. i'm going to do this, all right? is that a weakness for her to say that? >> but they are not -- first of all, they are not slogans. this is what is happening in this country. the proposals she going to come forward same tired left of center proposals failing us now. the is a exact same ones. >> president obama says the president says hey, i got us out of a depression. my policies are successful. it goes around and around in marriy go round. the global economy would make us less globally come petteddive. you can't increase taxes grow your national debt and expect to be able to compete with dozens of other economies. >> that's a "wall street journal" argue. you have got to get down. i'm giving advise. gut fighter here. romney and mccain tried to do what you are saying. they tried to appeal to the

traditional economics and traditional defense and they lost. >> the problem is that today you have millions of people finding that the jobs they have had for 20 years don't allow them to be in the middle class anymore. why? because this new economy is either wiping out those jobs or they don't pay enough. you have got to have an economy not just creates the new jobs that pay more but you have to have a higher education system that gives 21st century skills. she wants to pour money into the same tired programs that don't give you those skills. >> those tired grams are now supporting 50% of american households getting some type of means tested which is beyond social security and medicare. money they don't want to give the money up. that's her constituency. >> i think the vast majority of americans would prefer to have a better paying job. they don't have the skills for higher paying job or newark isn't creating enough of them because we are not globally competitive. >> we have to unleash the free marketplace. but hillary clinton herself all right? ry going to attack her as being dishonest woman? are you going to do that. >> i will tell you we what we can't afford. >> no, no, no.

are you going to say that hillary clinton is dishonest? >> we don't need any drama in the white house at this hinge moment in history. put back in the white house two people who have been everywhere they go bring drama with them. this country can not afford another eight years of the soap opera. >> are you going to point out what the dramas are. >> absolutely. we see already. >> look, if i were running for president i would say listen i want the fbi to investigate the clinton foundation. >> well, her time as secretary of state is now filled with drama because of the email scandal. the foundation is filled with drama because of ties between the foundation and business deals. >> do you want an fbi investigation into that? >> if it's appropriate. >> do you think it's appropriate? >> well, we don't know enough about it yet. >> how do we ever know if the fbi doesn't investigate. >> ultimately we are going to find out more about. >> how? >> the house oversight committee is looking into the email problems and for from that i think we will know a lot more information. >> the house overlooked the irs scandal. >> that's because the justice department doesn't want to move forward on it under this president. the truth is if this evidence would come forward

it would compel them to act. at the end of the day americans see it for what it is. they understand we are in a time of extraordinary uncertainty about our future. what kind of country are we going to be. we cannot afford to have drama in the white house. >> all right. >> all right. >> is it fun so far for you? >> it has been. it's a lot of work. >> it's a lot of work. if you start to become the frontrunner. you are going to get attacked. you are ready for that. >> that happens all the time. >> you are going to be a sexist, a racist, whatever ist they can put on you. you are always welcome here and we appreciate you coming on in. >> thank you. >> dr. ben carson on deck. >> i want us to come up with the very best person who has the very best ideals that resonate with the people.

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republicans have either declared or testing the waters for a presidential run. dr. ben carson one of them. and we spoke with him right before he made it official. >> you have to raise about a billion dollars. you know that right? are you in the process of raising that kind of money now? because somebody has to pay the people you hire. >> a billion here. a billion there. >> kind of like george soros. >> the fact of the matter is we have tremendous popular support. we have raised a lot of money with ten 15, 20, $30. >> it's in a big bank account. the ben carson fund. political action fund or whatever it is, right? >> whatever it is, the money will be there if, in fact, the people want me to do this. >> okay. right now you can travel at will. you can pay your dozen staffers. >> right. >> you are developing an infrastructure. >> absolutely. if you were to run and win you would be one of the rare people in american history to come out of a profession medicine no political experience and then vault into the oval office. do you really think that's

possible to do? >> i think it's imminently possible there are dozens of people who spent their whole life in politics who i'm sure many people would not want to be in that position. >> they are dunder heads right. >> the fact of the matter is i think what the american people are looking for is somebody who understands that the people re at the pinnacle and the government should respond to the people and not the other way around. somebody who understands the constitution thoroughly. >> let me play devil's advocate here because you know i like you. i think you are very smart. barack obama didn't have a lot of experience. he was a community organizer and then he got into the senate where he was just a couple of years. but his inexperience has really hurt the nation. i mean, especially overseas. he is getting his butt kicked every time he turns around over there. >> i just don't agree that he is this amateur who is inexperienced. >> are you one of the people believe he is actively undermining the country? he wants the country to be weaker? >> i believe that he has a different view of the country than i do.

and probably than most americans do. i think. >> what view would that be? >> his view would be that the government knows best. and all the countries where you have people who adopt that philosophy end up looking the same way with a small group of elites at the top, rapidly diminishing middle class and rapidly expanding middle class. that's exactly what's happening. >> there are people who take it further doctor. you know that there are people who say barack obama doesn't like america. we heard that from rudy giuliani. and wants us to be weaker because he thinks that our super power status has been bad for the world. do you buy into that. >> i think he thinks that we should be more like other nations. but i believe that america is an exceptional nation. and if you look at the world history, the world was very much the same before america came on the scene. within 200 years of america come on scene men were walking on the moon. it changed everything. >> sure. the dynamic and vibrancy we brought to the world stage did change the world.

who do you see if you run for president right now? you have got to answer. you can't dodge now. no spin zone. who do you sees a your main competition? who is the strongest republican candidate in your mind right now? >> it's too early. >> come on, give me one name that you are floating around. >> because what happens is you are going to have up and down, up and down. >> that's right. there has got to be one guy. >> nobody worries me. what i want to see is the very best candidate. >> none of these guys worry you because you know jeb bush is going to have the organization the money. >> the people will make the decision. >> of course. but, you know, you don't see him as your main competition? >> i do not. i welcome him. i welcome everybody. >> yeah, you are a good guy. you are not going to slash and burden of proof. >> i want us to come up with the very best person who has the very best ideals that resonate with the people. >> you know you are going to be personally attacked, right? >> i would disappointed if they didn't attack me. >> really? that would seem like me. come on. >> i'm not worried about it. >> doctor, you are welcome any time on the program.

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vermont senator bernie sanders a socialist who has decided to run for president himself. >> so hillary clinton is way too conservative for you. right, senator? >> i wouldn't say she is way too conservative. given the problems that this country faces, which is a massive level of wealth and income inequality, a collapsing middle class need to create millions of jobs. the question is what candidate is out there for parents to deliver for the american working people. >> okay. but it's really tough for a person like hillary clinton who is getting 250,000 dollars a pop for a speech and who made an enormous amount of money off some type of commodities trade way back in arkansas. she invested a thousand and came away with 100 grand. pretty hard for her to attack the financial system and highway journallers is it not? >> well, it may be. it's hard for any of the candidates out there who today are receiving huge

amounts of money from the very wealthiest people in this country that describes her to a t. >> not only from people in america. but from saudi arabia and god knows where else. >> but bill, let's be fair. it is all candidates out there who is now using super pacs because of this disastrous citizens united decision. the real question is not just hillary and it's not just the republican candidates. can a candidate run for president of the united states today trying to represent working families? can you run a decent campaign or must you be dependent on billionaires? >> you can. you have to be charismatic. you have to be grass roots because the folks will donate to somebody they believe. in i mean, that's what a few candidates are trying to do now who don't have, you know the cachet or the connections to raise the money. look, i don't like the money either. but what i'm trying to tell you is, in the democratic party, of which you are a

member,. >> i'm an independent bill. >> but you caucus with them. all right? >> i caucus with the democrats, yes. >> okay. you have got a big problem here. is if you are going to attack the financial system. the bankers and the fat cats, you are using a person who has exploited the financial system and who is a fat cat to do it. that's not going to fly look here is the situation. i voted against the wall street bailout. i happened to think that the concentration of ownership on wall street where you have six financial institutions having almost $10 trillion in assets is very dangerous for this country. i think we need to break them up. and if you are asking me how many candidates have the guts to say we have got to break up these huge wall street firms that's a good question i don't know anybody else. >> there is nobody. >> i do. >> then you have got to run. nobody on the grid right now is going to go that far. teddy roosevelt did a little bit of what you are

suggesting. >> yes, that's right. >> i think if you would presents it in a way that it isn't the government running the economy. then you might get a hearing on it. but, unfortunately, you know socialists, and you are one of those. want the government -- >> -- i'm a democratic socialist, yeah. >> and socialists want the government to runt economy. >> bill bill bill bill, one second. first of all let me agree with you and then disagree with you. if teddy roosevelt were alive today. roosevelt a good republican. he would break up these huge financial institutions on wall street and a lot of other industries as well. we have a huge concentration of ownership in this country that is very dangerous. second point as a democratic socialist. whose view is similar to many governments throughout europe. no, i do not believe government should control everything. but i do believe that healthcare should be a right of all people. do i believe that college education should be affordable to all people. and i do believe that the united states congress should not be owned by a handful of billionaires. >> that's a big government vision and that's where you and i pretty much disagree.

but, look. you have been firm to your -- and the good people of vermont have elected you so there you are. >> well, bill, i'm not going to ask you to be my vice presidential candidate. that's it. >> well, you might have a chance if you did. now, iran, all right? >> yeah. >> the deal is a bad dual for us. everybody who can read knows that. >> no, i don't know that. >> you really trust the mullahs? do you really trust them? >> no. >> not to cheat? >> this is what you have got. you have got a situation where i don't trust iran. the iranians don't trust the united states. this agreement is not being build on trust. it is being built on verification. >> the mullah came out khomeini came out last week and said we are not going to let you inspect our military installations. you heard them. >> what we will inspect is whether or not they have the capability of moving toward a nuclear weapon. >> how would you know if you can't inspect the military installations where they hide the stuff?

how would you know? >> well, but you are assuming that they hide them. i'm assume we are going to have an agreement. >> i'm assuming that. >> we can argue until the cows come home. here is the bottom line to me. all right? i voted gex the war in iraq because i thought it would do what it did destabilize the region. what we need to do is to make sure that iran does not get a nuclear weapon. but i have got to tell you. i am not pleased that we have a number of my colleagues here who think they are going to war against iran would be okay. it would not be okay. i support that the president. >> it's a last resort but it has to be in play if you are definitely going to stop them. last word? >> it's a horrible resort and we have to do everything we can to prevent that. >> provocative words from governor huckabee who says president obama has detain for israel. we will talk to the governor about that. in a moment. my feet felt so heavy at the end of the day. they used to get really tired. until i started gellin'.

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thanks for staying with us i'm bill o'reilly in the second impact segment. a provocative statement made by former governor huckabee. >> i'm going to play devil's

advocate. most know i'm a staunch supporter of israel. not blind supporter but i believe israel is important to the united states and i believe that it is a nation of freedom that provides sanctuary to jewish people. so i'm supportive. that being said can you prove that president obama has disdain for the nation of israel? >> well when asked a question why would president obama show such disrespect toward benjiman netanyahu that is the only thing i can think of. this is a president who spent more time scolding israel for building neighborhoods than he has scolding iran for tr2'9 build a nuclear bomb. this president believes israel should go back to pre-1967 borders. it would put israel in a

precarious situation. >> security wise. >> yes. a seven mile gap between enemies of israel. >> we'd never tolerate such a deal like that. >> let me give you perspective. the governor goes there often and knows the country better than i do. he doesn't like netanyahu's style obama's style is passive, give peace a chance. nentanyahu is a warrior. if a liberal were elected this week he think obama would have been happy and embraced israel because they'd have a more genteel relationship. >> let me take issue with the idea this is just about style. i think it's about substance. in president obama's world,

israel is an aggressor. i think it's absurd to think you can make a deal with the iranians, who under the ayatollah never kept a deal they've made. israel is facing surrounding areas that want to destroy them and facing an iranian threat were the elected iranian official leader says we want to wipe israel off the face of the earth. >> you're making a powerful argument that president obama misreads and doesn't understand what is going on over there. i cannot disagree with that. the president has been clear from telling israel and its leadership that you've got to bend over backwards or you're giving the terrorists more fuel. you have to stop the west settlements on the west bank that you have to pull back,

because if you don't this is never, ever in a million years going to get better there. he has a point there. >> no. i don't think he does. when israel has given in they lose ground. >> but they're never going to get a deal unless they do something. you know that. >> a bad deal is worse than no deal. >> right. >> it's not going to be a deal and then obama wants to hang his hat on some kind of deal which is why he's making the iranian overtures. >> do you think president obama sympathizes with muslims more than jews? >> he acts with more accommodations to iranians than israelis >> well he fears them more he fears iran.

trying to aprilpease iran. . >> i think he's more concerned about his legacy and being the president that can bring iran to the table that he is about the existence of israel. israel is fighting for their very lives. they've been chased all over the world before the jews have they understand what a threat means they know how many people would love to destroy them and annihilate them. they've had 4,000 rockets aimed into their territory by the iranian-financed hamas organization. this is survival. that is why i believe that the president needs to recognize that our greatest ally in the east is israel. >> coming up wisconsin governor scott walker has a problem with president obama's immigration policy.

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>> continuing now, late last year president obama signed an executive order for immigration for nearly 5 million illegal immigrants. wisconsin governor scott walker has a problem with that order. >> first i want to get your take on president obama, seems is going to legalize 5 million undocumented people. what do you think about this? he went from talking about audacity of hope to the power grab. the president of the united states can either sign it into law or he can veto it. no one person can make the law. what we hear now is that he's just tired of waiting and he's

going to do something no matter what the rules are. i think that is incredibly audacious. >> if he went through the proper channels would you vote for what he wants to do? give working papers to american citizens who came from other countries? >> right now, we shouldn't be doing in on this subject until we've secured our borders we put incredible amounts of money into securing airports and ports of entry in waterways we have a land bored yes we do very little not enough to protect not just against folks coming in with legal status but you've got organizations around the world that attack our way of life here having a border that

is not secured is a national security issue. congress shouldn't picking anything else up. >> the republican parties, some believe president obama is laying a trap to that. they have to react and might cutoff funds they might -- there is talk of impeachment and all of that. do you see the possibility that this is a trap being laid for the g.o.p. ? >> well i just think it's a power grab. this is a person the president of the united states said his policies were on the ballot we saw americans vote against those policies so now, instead of retreating and figuring out way to reach out to the parties, which i think a normal person would do in most instances they'd find a way to reach out and recognize the world of people, he's going in the opposite direction. not just in this point but larger principles saying there

is a separation of powers. >> why is he doing it? you know, you're right. if you wanted to work with the new congress he won't do this. he is doing it. so there is only one of two reasons. trying to bait the republican party into making a mistake, or he doesn't care. he's going to do what he wants. >> i think it's the latter. i think most americans can see this beyond just issue of immigration no matter where you stand on the issue of immigration, people realize the law should apply to every one. whether you agree or disagree the rule of law should apply to everyone. you can't just make the law, i think people see that. and what they should do is take him to court. it's pretty clear. >> do they have legal authority? >> he said he wasn't the emperor and now, all of a suddenly two

weeks after election he's talking about the very thing he said he was not legally able to do for many many months if not years. >> it just depends now, on boehner in the house, how he wants to react to it. finally you're i won't say a presidential contender, but certainly if you wanted to be you would get into that arena. with your reelection in wisconsin. something appeals to you? >> well i care deeply about my state and country. i think the next president should come out of the ranks of governor. there is a controft of the government knows best ideas we've seen versus i think the fresh new exciting ideas in the states that empower people and put taxpayers back in charge. i've been proud to be a part of that in wisconsin. >> yes. . >> i think whether it's any number of exciting governors out there offering a stark contrast to what we've seen out of

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impact segment tonight. senator bernie >> bernie sanders of vermont >> senator bernie sanders announcing he's going to run for president he's a socialist and a challenging secretary from the left. there are other that's might do that as well. joining us from providence rhode island former governor lincoln chaffee. >> are you going to run? >> very likely. >> how do you and bernie sanders different. is there a difference other than you're better looking than he is? >> i've been a governor of one of the 50 states and there is no substitute for that experience. and i would say in my time i

served on the foreign relations committee i chaired middle east subcommittee, i'm passionate and interesting in what's happening internationally. >> you're going to run on your credentials you're going to have to go after hillary clinton. where is she the weakest in your opinion? >> i think on judgment. i've been talking about the iraq war. we were both there in 2002 we made a huge mistake, one of the biggest in american history, and i did my home work. now, with 4,000 dead americans it's going to cost us $6 trillion, that shows a lack of judgment. now, we're hearing about the clinton foundation donations at the same time, she's making decisions that are just poor judgment. >> how to you process the foundation situation? eve it was contrived to make money for the clintons? do you believe any of those things?

was it just as clinton people say, a mistake. we just made a mistake. >> going back to iraq war probe, have you to say what is the best thing ethically and legally. here we are, 4,000 dead americans later. >> i don't know if that is going to resonate with all due respect governor. it's a long time ago, intelligence information given to then senator clinton and all of us in the press was pretty -- >> no. no. >> you made your vote. it turned out. >> there was no evidence bill all talk. >> you get açó guy like colin powell on televisiord -- ñi >> i wasn't drinking the kool aid. >> maybe, maybe. i'm just telling you i don't know if that is going to relate. >> at that time we finished with the vietnam era, be careful

about getting into another quagmire. >> look what's happening with bocaharam. >> now, you're updating the resume. what would you do? to defeat isis what would you go? >> go back to what works. strong alliances around the world. >> president obama have coalitions, he's got 60. that should be enough to get these guys. >> senator clinton says the decision to go into iraq weakens our standing in the world. made our ability to put together these alliances more difficult because we lost our credibility. there were no weapons of mass

destruction. >> that is it for us. thanks for watching this special edition of "the factor". i am bill o'reilly and please remember, the spin stops here we're definitely looking out for you. good evening, everyone and welcome to a "the kelly file" special, what is ailing america, i'm megyn kelly. the 2016 race for the white house getting under way, we're hearing more and more about what's wrong in america and in need of being fixed. from the economy and jobs to race relations and poverty, from distrust of some media, so disgust with some political leaders. tonight we take it all on and we start with a remarkable story shaping up right now tonight on the campaign trail. it is now been almost five weeks since hillary clinton declared that she is running for president, and she has yet to do a single major media interview. how many times have we had to say it? she's not answered questions