americans, as we should what about the american people? why do they have to fly scare air? that's my off the record comment tonight. thank you for being with us. see you tomorrow night here at 7:00 p.m. eastern. follow me on twitter. >> to the end of the like. >> why don't you go to the end of the line. >> if you think hillary clinton say knowed, her supporters are absolutely furious. we will tell you why america's left wing is full of angst these days. >> shocking. that a nonviolent person would get life in prison without parole. >> the mother of a 31-year-old on-line drug dealer shocked that her son will spend the rest of his life in prison. is it legal? why? illegal border crossings down big. laura ingraham has thoughts about that. >> caution.

you are about to enter the no spin zone. "factor" begins right now. >> hi i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. anger on the left is the subject of this evening's talking points memo as we reported last night. 50% of americans, half the country disapproved with the job president obama is doing according to a new quinnipiac poll. that angered some of the mostardoned supporters standing by their man they believe is misunderstood. when asked what his accomplishments have been there is one thing left can point to obama care. and that may be overturned by the supreme court this month. the president's tenure has been mediocre at best. the american economy now contracting. and the chaos overseas is clear to everybody except mr. obama who continues to put forth that his foreign policy gained respect for america around the

world. by the way the president bases that statement on a poll taken over seas. but the more american power declines, the more people abroad like us. because they don't want us to be the lone super power. that's what you see there. now, no one likes to think the person they vote for is a failure. when president bush got into trouble over iraq and the keen my many on the right defended him. same thing with barack obama. supporters are furious that his administration is now perceived as kind of a failure. and then there is hillary clinton. according to a new cnn poll just 42% of american adults believe mrs. clinton is trust worthy. 57% say she is not. poll asked another question does hillary clinton care about people like you? 47%, yes. 52%, no. finally, mrs. clinton support among democrats and independents

who lean that way dropped 9 points since april. all of that has infuriated americans who want mrs. clinton to be the next president. >> do you remember whitewater? do you remember fowl gate? remember travel gate? remember pardon gate? remember benghazi? all this is just the same cockamemy stuff we have. >> it is a witch hunt. >> the media wants to see everything and they have a fuchbdmental belief they should see everything and i think hillary decided they shouldn't and that's her prerogative. >> a year and a half away from the presidential vote many are turning away from secretary clinton. of course that might reverse itself. when folks get angry they often lash out and talking points believe the left will launch vicious attacks on whom ever the republican nominee will be. liberals are so angry right now, so furious, that things are not going their way and standing bearers are losing respect they will attack in unprecedented

ways. the smear web sites already gearing up. and if the right wing replies in kind the presidential race of 2016 will be the ugliest in american history. get ready. that's a memo. now the top story tonight, a big new book the silent sing. and here in new york city monica crowley, are you feeling this anger on the left? monica's first, yeah. >> i wouldn't describe it as anger. in the case of barack obama, what you see is a long frustration over issues like immigration, which he pledged to take on and the left is frustrated he hasn't done anything on that. isis. there are some issues i think that left feels he hasn't moved enough on. >> but you're misinterpreting my question. the anger comes from barack obama not getting his props, not being respected enough. not the mistakes he may have made. >> but i don't think that's inconsistent with what i said.

i think they feel that if he would be getting the kind of props you describe if he had gone further left and done the things that are -- >> see, i don't see it that way. i see, they are mad at anyone who criticizes barack obama because they feel that he is a man of destiny. how do you see it powers? >> i just don't know where is all the anger? i don't know what you are basing this on. >> do you not read the web sites? do you not see the attacks that come out of the far left web sites? they are vicious. >> but to claim the left is in this horrible rage over the fact that president obama is not getting his due, where is this? i just don't see that. >> just said where it was. if anyone cares to check out the sewer, they can go down there and read it. it is there and unprecedented. you are just denying it. >> like what? like who? >> i'm not naming no smear merchants. if you don't know it's there, i can't tell you. this is a fact. >> i would think to the extent

they are frustrated, it is more that they are frustrated with the fact he hasn't done some of the things they wanted him to do, as monica was saying. >> i think this is more anowance. >> it is liberal enough which is why you see the people coming around with elizabeth warren type. >> i think that is more of an anowance than a fury. go ahead. >> the frustration and anger as you see it coming from the left they expected his policies to be working. they have a real sort of secular faith in statism, leftism, socialism, whatever you want to call it. >> but you look at the economic numbers and we are in -- >> a brilliant man on his program last night and austin even though the economy is in contraction, is still saying you know -- >> they can see the numbers they know that his left is policy and i think that's where you are seeing the real frustration. >> let's get on to hillary clinton. so she is taking some hits this spring. no doubt about it, right, powers? >> that is correct.

>> all right. >> do you believe that her supporters are angry about that what is directed toward her? >> i don't know i don't know what invektive has been directed toward her. >> that she is dishonest. a person not worthy of the office. what are you little bo peep tonight? >> that is not invektive. >> it's not? that she is acrook. >> there has been a lot of bad information coming out about hillary clinton lately. >> a lot of bad information in the sense of what? why is it bad? >> it is bad because it makes people feel she is untrust worthy. >> she is being accused of not being honest which is invektive. tell the sheep behind you -- you are acting like little bo peep tonight. >> i am not acting like little bo peep. i wish i was sitting there so i could just punch you in the face.

>> talk about getting to the back of the line. i'll use hillary's line. get to the back of the line 50,000 people. >> i will pay top dollar to get to the front of that line. >> i'm sitting here so i can do it for you for a small thank you. >> you wouldn't dare. >> so for this hillary question i wouldn't describe it as anger. i think that's the wrong word. i think her core supporters are getting anxious. >> anxious. >> i think they are sensing uncertainty about her candidacy and now there is fear she will blow this. >> you both don't think that really people who want to see hillary clinton as a first woman president in the white house aren't teed off about this constant drum beat of the clinton foundation -- of her deals with x and y. >> i don't think -- i don't think it is anger. because the most problematic scandals for anybody running for president or any office are the ones that reinforce an already

existing negative notion about the candidate. they can't really fight back. the clinton foundation clinton cash money, private e-mail private server the long standing notion that hillary clinton is shady at best and -- >> no i think that -- >> i don't think they are angry about it. i think they are frustrated. >> two against one, but of course i'm right. now the strategy that mrs. clinton is employing now, which i think is brilliant myself of ignoring the media totally. they are not media at this point. in june 2015 not doing hillary clinton any good. all right. everybody is trying to make a name for themselves. give her a hard time. knock her down. so i say the same thing, don't talk to these people. how do you see that? >> well look i have said this before if i was her press secretary, i would dot exact same thing. as a journalist i don't like it. >> we want to get information out to the folks.

but everybody, even the left wing media, are gunning for hillary clinton now to try to make a name for themselves. you agree? >> i understand that strategy but she runs the risk of reinforcing -- >> do you see the polls? >> and the coronation which could back fire. >> they are waiting to see who they are running against. as i said in the argue points memo the smears wait until you see this. ladies very interesting. glad there was no violence. next on the rundown, an incredible situation? indian. first church of kanchelskiscan of can i canibas.

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church first of cannabis everyone. notified by the irs, it will get tax-exempt status. church is founded by 59-year-old levin, who simply wants to smoke with other disciples. they want to recognize it as a nonprofit, even though cannabis is illegal there. this sounds like a big con to me. i'm surprised the state of indian is buying into it. >> it is something of a con, bill to be honest. mr. levin has been a long time advocate for legalization of marijuana. he ran for elected office a couple of years ago and that was the chief plank in his platform. when the religious freedom law was passed in late march, he got the bright idea of launching this church and two months later it has irs recognition. >> and state recognition as well. so how can the state recognize the church of cannabis when its

sole gospel is we want to use an illegal substance in indiana. >> i think it was recognized by the state attorney general's office. i think what that means is they filed the correct paperwork. the church is yet to meet. the plan will be to have its first service on july 1st which is when the new religious freedom law takes effect. ? >> so we assume it'll be raided by indianapolis authorities, right? because the service is about using an illegal substance in indiana. >> i think mr. levin is betting on the fact that police will not want the publicity associated there. there is strong push back as you might remember when indiana enacted its religious freedom -- >> sure the cup cakes and all of that and everybody was mad. and they were gay bashing. now he is trying to say if you raid me, it is marijuana bashing but it is a different situation. >> it is a different situation. he is trying to come in under the radar. >> not really.

because he is out there publicizing his church of cannabis. an he is flaunting the fact that both the federal government through the irs and the state of indiana now whenlegitimized his illegal scheme which is using pot -- does he have a church? did he rent a store or something? >> they do not yet have a place to meet. they are four months out -- or four weeks out from their first service so it is getting close. we will see if this comes off or not. >> okay. a greenhouse somewhere, or tent. >> could be. >> is there any push back or outrage by people in indiana? this is obviously not what the religious freedom act intended. it is mocking organized religion and i'm just -- i'm not angry about it. i think it's stupid. but i think the guy should pi pay a price if he breaks the law. >> i think people are here not

taking it seriously. it is quote unquote stupid. it is meant to be a joke. >> you think so? a joke, not a political statement. >> it is meant to be a joke. he is calling himself pastor poobah i believe. and has given a lot of interviews. it is very much tongue in cheek. i think most people are seeing that and trying ton overreact to it. >> all right. so this is a stunt to make marijuana the legitimacy of marijuana by using a new state law. i'm surprised the irs bought no this because now we have absolutely anybody can be a nonprofit for any reason at all. they will say that this clown, and he is can get a tax free status then anybody can get it right? >> it is interesting because a couple years ago bewere talking about how certain groups it took a long time. then the church of cannabis it

took them two months. >> two months. >> i agree with you that is it is ridiculous and you don't take it seriously, but it does have a sub text of being very serious. when the irs can deny certain tea party groups tax free when they are legitimate political groups. legitimate groups. then yet two months to get this. >> good point. >> yes, it is. we appreciate you joining us tonight. thank you. another controversial supreme court ruling saying american company have to hire muslim women who wear headscarves. laura ingraham where why the southern borders aren't seeing that many illegal aliens any more. we're coming right back.

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tonight the u.s. supreme court ruling in favor ofsamantha elauf at age 18. she applied at abercrombie & fitch. she calls herself a palestinian american. abercrombie said she did not reflect their dress code refusing to hire her. that was 2008. the supreme court ruled 8-1 that samantha elauf was denied her rights and the case is back to court. and you say? >> this is why people don't hire in america any more. nobody can understand the laws. and if you hire someone in a protected class, you may be sued if you ever try to fire them. or if you don't hire them you may be sued. >> can you get it both ways. you don't hire them you get sued. if you fire them you get sued for administration. muslim americans protected

class? >> yeah. sex, race age, disability nationality, citizen status, pregnancy, family status. religion. >> religion that's 80% of americans now. so whatever religion you are, if you get fired, you can say, they didn't like you because you are catholic or jewish or whatever. >> and the laws made to help. like the ada, disabilities act. now we make it illegal not to hire a disabled person. now only 32% of disabled are hired because the employer sees the disabled person as the lawsuit bomb he can never fire. sew lies and makes up another reason. >> so abercrombie & fitch should have never said we won't hire you because you are wearing a head scarf. they should say, you are 17, rewe

need more experience. >> napolitano no -- if they said you don't meet the dress code and she said, does that mean take off the religious garb, then a lawsuit right there. i don't know. if i were the abercrombie guy, i would have hired her with the head scarf. and start selling headscarves. why does that matter? >> their brand with all of the sleezy near naked stuff. >> why would you want to work there? you're muslim. >> good question. >> if you're managing a store and a woman is articulate and wants to work hard and i don't care if you hire a head scarf. >> if it is your store you can hire who you want. you can't say in the job interview, how old are you? >> you can't say how old are

you? >> no. >> might violate the age rule. >> wow. >> you can't say, have you ever been arrested. how tall are you? do you drink socially? how long have you been working. >> can you ask the name. >> you can't name -- you can't ask any of the questions if you are interviewing for a job. >> go to a job advice website and you will see the whole list of questions the employer must not ask. >> they wonder why the median income is going down. >> well to be is not to my knowledge. it is going up more. if you include everyone. >> it is flat. under the. >> okay. >> john stossel, everybody. i'm not going to ask him how old he is. because i know. very old. you are, you know. more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. dropping dramatically why, laura ingraham will tell us. also is it legal on young internet drug dealer sense of life in prison without parole hp his mother is outraged.

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overlook transgressions by minori treat them differently than white students. some teachers at st. paul according to the news website which broke the story are furious. the schools lost almost all discipline now. i talked with erin venor who teached fourth grade minority students and said he was almost fired for complaining. >> you are teaching in an elementary school. you were seeing behave yob, not in your klos clas but the cafeteria and school ground that is getting worse, correct? >> that's correct. >> what is the behavior that was disturbing you? >> we are concerned of the behavior of the students throughout the school and hallways. you are teaching your class and a student from another classroom, runs in grabes a computer growthrows it down and

runs out. that is disrupting to anyone. but you still see that student in the school. where are the consequences. what is going on around here. >> did you yourself report bad behavior to the personal vice principal and nothing was done? >> in december of 2011 when ways working at another school the behaviors were so out of control that i addressed the st. paul school board by myself and i told them, it breaks my heart to see children who look like me behave so poorly at school and nothing is done. >> what did they come back to you with? >> pretty much an empty board room in december 2011. there was sporadic clapping after my speech and that was it. nothing. >> what about the school you worked? where you said you have to help me. discipline the kids running wild. >> i had an altercation with a student that actually punched me. i restrained the student, brought the student into the

principal and i didn't want the student to be incarcerated. however, i wanted some consequences. that student was returned back to my class within 10 minutes. that's when i knew there was a problem at st. paul public schools. i knew that there must be some sort of directive to keep the kids in school, in the classroom, no matter what. >> did they ever say anything to you, why they return a student who punched you, into your class? did you ever get an explanation? >> the only explanation was, the student has said he is sorry and he is back in your room. that's in 2011. >> all right. now you have put a lot of the blame for this on the pacific educational group. which consults to some st. paul schools. what does that group do? >> we have mandated training. they are letting people know that white privilege and white people's biases are hampering black students from learning. that's peg in a nutshell.

i think we are just crippling our black children in st. paul by making excuses because we are trying to close the achievement gap. however, the ways we are trying to close the achievement gap is making things worse. >> so they say if a child is late it class, a child uses profanity, all of that it is not the child's fault, it is the white culture of america's fault? >> let's say a student swears at you. you will be questioned, what did you do to trigger that response. did you understand that child? they are trying to lower the behavior reforms and trying to lower suspensions. the way they are doing it is not working. >> so what's the solution? >> the solution and one of the solutions i gave to the school board in may of 2014 i said we must we must engage our black parents in helping them with their children. i said, we can make excuses all we want but until we have parent on board, nothing is going to change.

>> you're not going to get some of the parents on board. i used to teach and they didn't show up to the conferences. they didn't care you know that. however we got a statement from the st. paul public school sift women who said you will be welcome back to your classroom in september. that's a good thing. keep speaking out. keep doing the right thing. we appreciate you, mr. venner. thank you. >> thank you, sir. >> is it right that a young american is sentenced to life without parole for running a drug dealing website. ai an amazing story up next. n amazing story up next.

thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly. in is "is it legal" seg tomt night. some believe that selling hard drugs like heroin or methamphetamine should be classified as nonviolent crimes. we think that's insane as the drugs kill and break down individuals. 39-year-old ross ulbricht found founded a website, silk road, could buy narcotics and have them sent directly to their home. a judge in manhattan sentenced him to life in prison without

papa roll. his mother reacted. >> it felt very punitive and vindictive almost. many people are talking about it because it's shocking that a nonviolent person first time offender as you said, would get life in prison without parole. >> kimberly why did the judge give him life? >> by creating this website he connected drug dealers with customers, many miners. at least six people died two of them minors. judge said two are to things going on. one, connecting drug dealers with customers, some of them who have never had drugs before you are breaking up the social fabric of our country. and really of the world and also because this is a first website of its kind i, the judge, want to send a message that you can't do this. >> this was a worldwide operation. >> absolutely. >> how did the judge know six people died.

>> there was a global investigation and they connected the dots. guess how he got caught? u.s. customs seized a package at the border that has false identification documents in there, with this gentleman's picture on there. they were able to tie it in and that was the linchpin they needed to prove he was involved. >> how did they know that six people died? >> because they overdosed. >> how did they know they overdoseed. >> i will tell you. one of them at his computer tuck need this website and he overdosed right there on his computer. obviously that's what it was. he got the drugs on this site. >> so parents or people went to court to testify? >> yes, parents of two of the kids testified. they said my kid would be alive if not for this website. >> a causal connection. when they did the investigation they were able to tie the time of death to the packages -- >> right. got it. >> so it wasn't enough to say bring murder charges -- >> so he didn't send drugs. he just was the middle man.

>> he is the middle man. >> and he brag bed it i understand. and he made millions of dollars. but his mother said nonviolent guy. no. no. >> well and if i had a dollar every time a mother took the stand -- >> you've heard this before. >> you rob the bank to buy the drugs. >> this is a judge who finally got it right. >> all right. we all agree here. life in prison without parole? any otherwise guys want do it that's what you get. all right, richard prince is an artist. do we have a picture? he goes to instagram. i don't know anything about instagram. i think all of this stuff is crazy. but apparently you can put pictures of yourself on instagram and send them to anyone. all right. now then people who troll the internet can see even if you don't want them to see your pictures right? >> unless your page is private

and you have to agree for people to follow. most people don't do that. >> anyone the world can go to your instagram page and see your picture. what this guy did, prince took the picture and he did what to to? >> he alters it in a way he can claim artistic license. he makes some kind of modification to it. in doing so he had big exhibits at a gallery, and what happen said some was selling later for hundreds of thousands of dollars and his specialty, his favorite, is photos of young women in seductive or vulnerable poses, pin-up size in the community -- >> he takes their pictures which they put out there. >> and the modification -- >> he modifies them into an artistic way -- >> the modification is a comment at the bottom of the picture. >> and he sells them. >> he is able to claim fair use because of the artistic license. >> so he hasn't done anything illegal? >> women aren't coming after him? >> i sense a problem with this one. i don't think a judge will buy

it was fair use. >> so someone is coming after him now? >> they haven't. i think some people like it -- >> they should. >> in the pin-up community, they have done these sites -- >> pin up? >> pin up. >> they are platterflattered he would want their -- >> he is making big money. buyer beware, people posting your depopey picture, people can use it and make money. >> can you leave. >> i have talk to about it -- >> oh, i'll chase you. >> making the case for what? >> for yourself. whether personally or professionally. i go through my life talk about how my father raised me when my mother died when he was 11. he said kimberly i want you to stand on your two feet. be passionate about what you do. don't be afraid of the no. get after it. anything a boy can do you can do better. if i wanted to do something, i had to argue my case to my

father, make my best point. i had to succeed or fail. make me better for next time. >> you encourage people to speak up for themselves -- make their case -- >> yes. and pursue their goal. >> do certain things or have certain things granted them. is that accurate? >> it is accurate. for school many, if you are a college graduate and you want it apply for a certain job for internship and it goes through the rest of my life in terms of having challenges in your personal life. you're going through a tough time. divorce or loss of a parent. all touched upon. >> it is a self help book. >> it is. it is good for college graduates. you could perhaps benefit from it as well. >> i don't know if i could bet fit at this juncture. but i wish i had it 40 years ago. but i've always made my case. >> you have. >> i'm not timid here. and this book is probably good for people who need a little push. to be their own self o advocate. as you ladies are. >> and it goes across to the first lady as well which you

seem to have found interesting. >> i have. i have. we appreciate you ladies being part of the program. one footnote new thriller "lethal beauty", nothing do with self help. people get killed. can you get it free of charge if you buy my book of. get two for the price of one. >> the amount of illegals crossing the southern border falling dramatically. why? right back with the answer.

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illegal immigration in the year 200, more than 1.6 illegal aliens apprehended in the usa. wow. this year estimates are about a quarter of that number. to be taken into custody. why the drop?

joining us from washington laura ingrahams looking into this. what is going on on the southern border? >> couple of things. i think mexico has done more enforcement, no doubt about it. and they have more serious about it from their country, sending people back to central america. but we have to put this in perspective. last year was a record surge of illegals across the border meaning unaccompanied minors family un pits. it is true there is 28% drop of people apprehended this year as compared to last year. that is true. however this year is on track to be the second biggest surge for unaccompanied minors crossing the border. so far this year bill 15,647 unaccompanied minors have crossed the border. 3,000 in march alone. that number is significant because as we know, the illegal immigrants have been sent around

the country to sponsors, only a few hundred, have been deported. most stay in the country. the border patrol union the guys out there doing the hard they report a de moralized workforce, they report that this figure does not include, of course the measurement of the people who still have gotten across the border. for them the one agent calls it total smoke and mirrors. the thing that is significant is how many people are allowed to stay once they get here illegal illegally. >> almost everybody who gets here can stay at least for some time. and even if you commit a crime, they still release you. it's a crazy policy i think it is a fact that the surge the human way the people coming to the united states to work isn't coming any more because there

aren't jobs any more. california's get the big drought. they have a big problem there in agriculture and other industries. there contracting, people aren't hiring. >> i think part of it is though, you look at the foreign born population in the united states. the numbers to me that are more interesting than the number of apprehensions, how the country is changing. in 1970 i think it was one in 21 americans were foreign born. today that number is 1 in 7. you poll on this really specifically bill. most people either want legal immigration to stay the same or they want it decreased, they're seeing a huge demographic shift in the country. some by illegal immigration, a lot by legal immigration that obviously has had a very adverse effect. >> the democratic party certainly wanted as many illegal aliens as they could, i shouldn't say illegal. they want the as many aliens as

they could. people who come here it's hard to establish yourself and the democratic party is the party of entitlement and will give you some stuff to get you rolling. >> big business wants it too. they want the labor that is -- you know is here and can't really negotiate for higher wages and that's better to have a 30% or 40% cheaper engineer to come here and use a guy from one of the trade schools here. >> i expect this is going to be a fairly significant issue in the presidential race and i expect the democrats will like hillary clinton, push for amnesty, extend the barack obama policy and i expect the republicans aren't going to fight that too much. because they need the hispanic vote. >> i think they -- many of them may think that bill all we need to do is look at what happened in texas last time. you had two of the top candidates and ended up being successful for governor and lieutenant governor. they ran on tough but compassionate immigration policy against amnesty, they

went 45% of the latina vote in texas. legal immigrants latinos, they want a better country, jobs and opportunities. they don't want gangbangers here. there's a positive message for all people. >> the republican candidate can get out with a fair immigration plan. articulated and attack the amnesty thing, i think you might be right. it's not easy to do that there's a lot of demagoguingarena. there's laura ingram. an internet treasure hunt where you may find money for yourself. the tip moments away. life begins with a howl, we scream shout, shriek with joy. until, inhibition creeps in our world gets smaller quieter, but life should be loud.

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