decency. my calling this driver a low life jerk that's my first amendment right. that's my off-the-record comment tonight. thank you for being with us. >> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> i will be the greatest jobs president that god ever created. i tell you that. >> billionaire donald trump says he wants to lead america. but does he have solutions to complex problems? tonight, can you decide after an exclusive no spin interview. >> first of all you disrespected me, this badge and my department. you understand me? when i'm talking to you you shut your mouth. >> the aclu wants you to spy on the police and send them cell phone videos. is that legal? we will find out. >> sleep of death what dreams may come when we have shuffled off this mortal.

>> teacher refusing to introduce shakespeare to her students because is he white. gutfeld and mcguirk have some thoughts. >> 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 a bit later on about how liberal policies are actually keeping low income americans down. but, first a factor exclusive. donald trump running for president. >> ladies and gentlemen,. [cheers] >> i am officially running for president of the united states and we are going to make our country great again. >> along with that announcement the 69-year-old trump released his net worth today about

9 billion with a b dollars. he spoke to for the better part of an hour basically saying that current politicians are wimps who will never solve the intense problems america never happens. trump says is he solve them. now, i have known the man for almost 30 years. i have done some business with his jet fleet and occasionally we go to sporting events together. so he wanted his first post announcement interview to be on the factor. good for us. here it is. >> so this is like the lightning round here. >> you just tell me how you are going to solve these problems. isis. how are you going to defeat isis? >> i would hit them so hard. i would find our proper general. i would find the patent or mcarthur. i would hit them so hard your head would spin. remember, i sent you the document. i said in 2004 we should not go in and do that whole thing with iraq. it was a disaster. because i said that iran will take over and it will totally destabilize the middle east. but there is nobody bigger or better at the military than i am. >> are you telling me you are going to send american

ground troops into syria? >> i'm not telling you anything. the reason i'm not is because if i run and i win i don't want them to know the game. >> but you have to -- if you want to hit them hard -- >> -- i'm probably going to have to say i have a way that would be very effective with respect to isis but when i watch obama get up and talk about in two weeks we're doing this and in three weeks we're doing that. >> american ground troops in to chase them around? >> take back the oil. once you go back and take back that oil they have nothing. >> how do you -- >> -- you have to go in. >> with ground troops. >> you bomb the hell out of them and then you encircle it and then you go in and let mobile go in and great oil companies go. in once you take that oil they have nothing left. >> you are going to have unintended consequences. you are going to have iraq not wanting you to do this. >> there is no iraq. >> you don't respect them? >> i don't have any respect for them, no. >> so they are out. syria, are you going to violate them. >> interestingly syria is supposed to be our enemy. iran and russia are protecting syria.

and it's sort of amazing that we are in there fighting isis and syria. so we are helping the head of syria who is not supposed to be our friend although he looks better than some of our so-called friends. it's really rather amazing. maybe syria should be a free zone for isis. let them fight and then you pick up the remnants. >> in order to defeat isis, you are going to have to invade syria. there is no way you can defeat them without invading and i guess you are willing to do that. >> i disagree. you can defeat isis by taking their wealth. the wealth is the oil. >> you mentioned iran. would you make the nuke deal with iran. >> i would make the deal but not that deal. that deal allows them to do practically whatever they want. wait, the inspections are going to be a disaster. if we look and if you look at what's going on with this lack of negotiation right now, as sure as you are sitting there, iran is doing nuclear. >> so what do you do with them? >> you have got to either make it -- personally i would put on the sanctions big league. double and triple the

sanctions. look, the biggest problem that the world has right now is nuclear weapons global warming is is not our big problem. our big problem is the maniacs controlling weaponry that has never been like it is today. it's very important to make nuclear deals but you have to make them from strength, not from weakness. once they have the weapon, then we don't have the strength anymore. >> the problem with the sanctions is you are not going to get cooperation from germany and these other countries. >> you have to get them. that's what leadership is all about. you have to get them to work with us. >> but they have obama that wants to play golf instead of deal with people. part of being a leader is to get everybody in line and get them. >> you think you could convince. >> yes. that's what i have done. i have made a fortune with foreign countries. >> putin what do you do with putin? >> no respect whatsoever. he has tremendous popularity in russia. they love what he is doing and what he represents. we have a president who is absolutely, you look at him the chemistry is too bad. i was over in moscow two years agoened i will tell

you, you can get along with those people and get with them well. >> so you could make a deal with putin to stop his expansion? >> i would be willing to great relationship with putin. it's about leadership. >> based on what, two watch though guys. >> deals. deals are people. >> bush, he looked into his soul and said he was a good guy. >> bush didn't have the iq. >> pick this up on this. you would buy putin. >> i wouldn't him at all. i would be able to get along. very good relationship. important for the country to do that years and years never drive russia and china together. and obama done that. >> i actually laughed when you said you are going to build this giant wall from san diego to brownsville and the mexicans are going to

pay for it the mexicans aren't going to pay for the wall. >> let me tell you the mexicans are the new china. what they're doing to this country. >> they they are not going to pay for the what you will. >> let me explain. they are ripping us so badly. >> tell me. >> i will tell you how. >> tell me. >> start charging for product coming into this country. mexico is living off the united states. >> so you would try strangle them economically unless they pay for the wall. >> they will pay for the wall and wall will go up and mexico will start behaving. mexico is not our friend. >> or you will break them economically. >> i will do something that they will not be thrilled. >> all right. chinese hacked into our federal government system what do you do to them for that. >> you have to do something with china economically also. china, the power we have is that we have rebuilt china. they have taken our jobs. they have taken our manufacturing they have taken everything from us. >> why do they do that? >> do you know right now we owe china $1.3 trillion. we are paying them interest. >> what do you do to china they are powerful. >> if you don't behave we

have to start taxing your goods coming into this country. >> a tariff. >> they charge us tariffs. we don't charge them because we are stupid. they charge us. the largest bank in the world is right under this floor. >> you realize congress is going to have to okay all of this. they have to okay you destroying mexico. they have to okay you putting a tariff on china. >> bill. >> do you think you are going to get it through. >> absolutely. i have been dealing with politicians all my life. >> absolutely. >> they're going to fold under you. that's what they do, bill. >> so just like putin, you are going to make him your friend, you will be able to make congress your friend too. >> i think so, absolutely. >> all right. now, let's turn to domestic issues the reason that we have income inequality, while you make an enormous amount of money and other people don't is because you are very well educated. bad parents and terrible public schools. >> big problem. >> how are you going to fix it? >> the african-american kids

this was not supposed to happen. you have to create incentives for people to work. you have to create jobs. >> go out of work. making more money than sitting back with nothing. >> that's the federal government creation. you have got to get the private sector to do that. >> you can stimulate through incentives. you can do tax-free zones. >> make the kids learn in school. what incentive. >> have you been saying it you need parents. nothing like parents. >> you can't mandate good parenting. >> it's a huge problem. i would sit down with the best and the brightest. i also happen to think it's one of the most difficult problems we have. but we have a president that, in theory, should have been focused on this and i'm sure he cares about it, but he certainly did a poor job. because, if you are an african-american youth right now, you are in worse shape than you practically ever were in the history of this country. >> the culture is driving that.

tough culture. >> hillary clinton first woman president, war on women. are you going to -- you are going to walk right into that? >> well, i laugh when i see it i was watching her talk about income inequality. that can be beaten. all you have to do is take a look at her donor list. >> if you attack her you will be antiwoman. >> that's all right. and maybe i don't win for that reason but maybe i do. >> final question your republican rivals, they're gonna come after you, you know that snnch. >> >> okay. >> you don't take criticism all that well. you lash back. >> yeah, i lash back. why wouldn't i lash back? well, now, the president is supposed to have some kind of elevation, you know, where you have to overlook some things. you are not real good at that. >> well, i get things done better than anybody. >> okay, are you going to slash and burn through this republican field. >> i don't have a lot of respect for many of them. i can tell them. >> anybody you respect? >> i don't want to say that yes i do a couple.

i will tell you i have been dealing with politicians all my life. they are all talk, no action never going to get done. controlled why the lobbyists. controlled by donors and controlled by special interests. when i tell somebody to do something, i'm not going to get a lobbyists calling me the next day and say please don't do that even though it's good for america. >> you have got to go through. >> i have been dealing with them all my life. this building was not supposed to get built. this building was supposed to be 18 stories tall and it's 68 stories tall. i dealt with politicians. >> first debated is fox and top 10 on the polling average are going to get. in you may very well get into that debate. >> fine. >> looking at the other 9. are you going to slash them. >> i won't be the nicest. i'm just going to be honest. i'm not going if slash and burn i will be honest. >> they don't have it. >> you are going to look jeb bush in the eye and say common core is a disaster and you are this. >> i'm not a fan of jeb bush. the last thing we need is another bush. believe me.

>> you are going to slash and burn? >> all of my life, they are all talk, they are no action and they are totally controlled why their donors and by the lobbyists. this country, if we have another politician that includes hillary, we have another politician, this country is going down. >> now the entire view with donald trump uned at this timed posted on bill o'reilly.com. next on the rundown powers and crowley will analyze that interview. later, gutfeld and mcguirk on a teacher refusing lessons on shakespeare because is he white. factor is coming right back.

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i think that he says serious things inter%red with unserious things. he actually imagines to say some stuff that makes sense on foreign policy. announced syria isn't too far off. then he says other things that don't make any sense like i'm not going to tell you what my plan is because i don't want them to know or nobody is bigger or better than i am on the military. these kind of outland dish statements plus the whole birther thing that he takes credit for the fact that he got the president to have to release his birth certificate. this is not serious stuff. >> what we heard tonight did you hear anything that you feel was unserious in your words from him tonight? >> well, what i just said. i think the way he is talking about you know nobody bigger. or won't talk about what his plan is is. >> he did in a round about way saying is he going to cut off othe oil revenue to isis. >> i have to say one thing that he said that i think will resonate with people, i don't think is he going anywhere. he has 57% disapproval

rating. >> that could drop though. >> but the one thing he said i think will resonate with people is mr. b. politicians people are tired of politicians i don't think that means they want donald trump. is he definitely on the right track on that that people are tired and people can be pushed around by lobbyists. >> i agree with you. >> and things like that. >> would you vote for him? >> well, i would give him a second look. >> you would? >> after today yeah. as richard nixon once said the only worse thing in politics than being wrong is dull. donald trump is certainly not dull. killing could not take my eyes off of his press conference today. >> he didn't have a press conference. >> well, his announcement today. the reason is i think trump is giving voice to a lot of hard truth about the state of this country how we are increasingly weak. >> let me just stop you there. it's easy to do that because fair minded people know this country is not in good shape. 66% feel it's on the wrong track according to all a the polls. but the solution to the vexing problems, did you hear anything in that interview that gave you

pause, that made you happy? >> well, nothing really gave me pause because he lays out a broad vision for the country i in a no b.s. style which people find refreshing. >> how about restoring mexico economically. >> coming at problems from economic point of view. he wants to use america's economic leverage. >> power. >> against iran, mexico and china and is he not wrong. what gave me pause watching this is is he very short on details he doesn't want to flesh out his strategy. >> he doesn't want to get trapped. >> that's not a problem. >> not clear about what he is going to do. >> that's not necessarily a problem. hillary clinton is very short on details too. >> two opposites of the spectrum. if you had a choice powers, between a donald trump type guy and a hillary clinton type politician, you are telling me that you would pull a lever for mrs. clinton right now? >> are you telling me you wouldn't? >> i never endorse anybody. i will tell you what, i would rather have the

straight talk of donald trump than the obfuscation of hillary clinton any time. >> i don't endorse -- are you seriously saying right now you would vote for donald trump over hillary clinton? >> what i'm telling you is this: you have one politician and that's what trump is now because he is in the game who is saying this is what i'm going to do, all right? this is kind of how i'm going to do it. use economic. >> bill. >> and then you have another politician who says this is what i'm going to do and what she says she is going to do is impossible. >> right. i'm going to make the mexican have to build a wall that's totally possible? i mean, why are you cutting him so much slack? >> i'm not cutting him slack. i challenged him on that. >> and then you go on me and he is running from president. >> i challenged him on that, but he says he is going to break economically the country in mexico unless they pay for the wall. that's what he says he is going to do. so the folks can take it or leave it. >> i mean, i just -- i can't

believe that you can take that as a serious answer that he thinks is he going to force mexico to build a wall. >> i mean, look, if it's serious, i don't know if it's serious, but he certainly as president of the united states could injure that country almost beyond repair if he were elected. he could do it. >> how about, i mean, the truth is, if he had only done the interview with you he would be in a lot better shape than if he hadn't done his announcement today. he said a lot of stuff that was pretty alarming i think. >> to you it was alarming to other people they are applauding. they want mexico to stop the nonsense. >> and this is why i think he is actually resonating more strongly than people think. tapping into two things. one, he is tapping into, i think, america's deep distress and concern over the state of the country. we are weak and we are disrespected. the second thing he said today when he said i'm very rich are. america used to be aspirational society. is he celebrating his wealth and he has worked hard for

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nominations. that would be a good thing for america? >> well, right now everybody would say oh no, not again. a retread of the 1990s can't we get anything new? i think that will persist with hillary. i mean, every day you get a story about the same now we learn that sydney blumenthal email she never turned over after what appears to be a lie of saying that she had turned everything over to the government of her -- government affairs email. so it's this constant reminder of the old clinton. now, when you talk about jeb, yes the name, initially is jarring. i do think it immediately conjures up legacy and immediately entitles up entitlement, royalty and all of that. jeb has a lot more leeway and room to undo that not just because of slogan jeb

exclamation point. doesn't have his last name. defines himself whenever he answers a question it's always in reference to the father or the brother. when he can speak on his own, i thought it was a pretty good launch. i thought he made a lot of he is trying to make the case that he is a conservative who can still win general election i thought he did it well. >> but the problem is that americans and i'm speaking now generally are fed up with the politicians and the rhetoric and the speeches and all of that. which is why a guy like trump can get so much currency because is he a bomb thrower and coming at it from "i'm not a politician, these people are all phonies and they are not going to do what they say they are going to do. if you have two very very establishment figures i think it's going to be a low voter turnout unless there is a big anti-hillary wave that comes in. >> oh, nice try on trying to bait me into trump. >> i'm not trying to bait you. i would ask you straight out if i want to debate you. i know you don't feel is he a serious candidate but you have to acknowledge the fact

that he is getting enormous amount of attention. much more attention than any of the other candidates except for hillary. >> there you go again yes attention he gets. i don't deny that now as to hillary, look, yes there is a weariness with politician. bill, we hear that every four years. i have heard it forever. i don't think there is anything particular about now. i do think there is a sense that the country is going in the wrong direction. that is generally true in election years but there have been exceptions to that. >> everybody said -- polls all say 66% of americans feel the country is going wrong. were you surprised that hillary threw in with obama then in her announcement. done extraordinary job. you are going what? >> look, i think she has no choice. i think she made a decision that she is going for the obama constituency. she is running a demographic election she is target the constituencies that obama did very well and got a huge

vote. turnout much more than the historical outlet. hispanics, african-americans, single women, young people, et cetera. that's what she is going for. that means you drive left if you are a democrat. i don't think it's because she is trying to prevent an elizabeth warren from coming. in nobody is going to take the nomination from her. this is a general election strategy. and she thinks the democrats have the numbers. obama showed it twice. she needs to recapitulate his success demographically. that means dividing america which we know is what obama did but he did it successfully as a candidate. >> right. i don't think she can do it the way he did it i think that's a mistake. but that is her strategy. >> thank you charles. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. outrageous situation in california. as a teacher refuses to introduce shakespeare to students because is he white. gutfeld and mcguirk on that. also, is it legal on the aclu now telling americans to spy on the police. we hope you stay tuned to

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well is concerned about the growing wealth gap in america and that part of the story is real. a few americans are very very wealthy while the vast majority of we the people have trouble saving any money at all. the solution of that problem is better jobs and more of them. however, in order to secure those jobs you have to be qualified. also, you have to have social skills. you have to understand how to behave in the marketplace. and that's where the liberal propaganda that the government can provide masses of people with good jobs falls apart on sunday a liberal "new york times" columnist chris standoff tried to persuade americans lift americans out of bad economic circumstances. mr. kristof me but for society to place the blame entirely on the individual seems to me a cop out he says. bill o'reilly of fox news is among the many commentators who has emphasized this theme of personal

responsibility. our culture is cluttered with excuses for bad behavior, o'reilly has said. it's always somebody else's fault. in some sense he has a point, unquote. mr. kristof then goes on to list government programs that he believes can bolster individuals which he does admit is part of the success equation individual responsibility. that's progress for the "new york times." now, i'll admit some government programs can assist those who want to succeed, who want to break out of poverty or a mediocre economic position. things like decent food for poor children and special editor troubled kids can be funded by washington. however, most educational programs can't be administered from d.c. it's impossible. they have to be run by local people is a good example. the feds should be assisting big time the big brother and big sister programs which are vital to stabilizing

children who don't have two parents i know what i'm talking about here. i had three children as a big brother in denver, colorado. the big brother big sister programs around the country have been there for decades. federal government should be helping them financially with block grants and publicizing their success story so more people get involved my brother's keeper which inner city students one on one. the idea is terrific. after the initial launch we heard little about the program. a splash at the white house and then silence. my brother's keeper should be in every big city in the country with corporations picking up the tab. the truth is there are millions of americans who want to help less forpt people. who want to help children who need help who will give their time and money to do that but the feds largely ignore this tremendous

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>> >> keep your hands where i can see them. >> stop recording. >> stop. >> i said stop recording. >> i said stop recording. >> the question is it legal. here now attorneys and fox news analysts kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl. >> is there anything nefarious about this. >> not at all. perfectly legal out in the public space or have vape or app. or whatever you can take those images and send them. >> the police officer is conducting his or her business. >> correct. >> all right. you can entry with that? >> no. >> by taping -- >> -- no. >> the officer doing his or her job? >> you said the word entry. i did not use that word. >> i would feel if i were a peace officer i'm trying to arrest a suspect to have a civilian a few feet away photographing my arrest or my asking questions that would be interfering. >> the few feet that may be a question depending on how close that person is whether they really are interspheres. >> so there is no law. >> there are laws, every state has interfering with

police officers, absolutely. >> i think this is interference guilfoyle. >> it also gets worse than that. there is optional witness feature on this app. that alerts other users hey there is something going down with the cops so that they all come and congress grey gait in the one area. >> so if you are are linked into the aclu web site, you get a buzz or something. >> you can yes. >> go to this place. >> that becomes interference, i'm with you. just that casual person out there taking the they are allowed to it. >> county aclu be sued by a police union hint, hint, that what they are trying to set up will interfere with the protection of people by the police? >> what michigan is actually saying, what their police officers are saying is that we hope that this app. captures us doing good work. >> all right. type that's theoretical highlight hopefully some of the vast majority of police law enforcement maintains. >> theoretical. so right now you are both saying there is nothing the cops can do to stop this. >> unfortunately illegal

illegal ---legal buy going it create problems. >> employee using medical marijuana, quadriplegic man. the man sues dish tv and what happens. >> violating zero tolerance drug testing policy. he tests positive. is he able to use the medical marijuana. he tests dirty because is he using it to control leg spasms from a car accident is how he became quadriplegic. the supreme court said they have every right to be able to terminate his employment because it is illegal under federal law to use main. >> so, wiehl the colorado supreme court says that even though pot is legal here, if an employer wants to fire you for using it, if you show up with it in your bloodstream, medical or not. >> medical or not. >> you can go. >> a violation of federal law. >> doesn't seem fair to this guy, quad, you know. >> colorado lawful, off duty

activity statute. >> okay. wal-mart -- >> -- oh, boy glvment there is a brawl. >> big brawl between two women. we showed it to you last week to demonstrate just a lack of civility in this country. but now there are new criminal charges. we need to show the tape, the brawl so roll that now. and wiehl will explain what the new criminal charges are, go. >> you want it? >> neglect of a dependent that's a felony in this state and also contributing to the delinquency of a minor. so she is serious time. >> she one of the two. >> yes. >> amber stevenson 34 years old of indianapolis. >> one of the people involved. this is what she did. she said allegedly hey 6-year-old kid. my 6-year-old kid punch the other woman. >> punch the other woman as she is having this altercation with. >> charged with what again? >> knelt of a depend dent distributing to the delinquency of the minor.

>> in addition to the brawl. >> they didn't charge her with the brawl. >> so nobody is charged in the brawl. >> no. >> because the boy was standing there and the boy's mother said "hit the other woman." >> the boy is hitting her is w. sham boo bottles. and kid is kicking her in the face and hitting her with shampoo. other person was not charged. >> they are so worried about the kid. >> looking at three months to three years in prison. >> she is not going to get any jail time. i like the message. >> good for my kid he will never be bull idea at school. >> all right. fine. ladies, thank you. and a reminder kimberly guilfoyle's new book making the case doing very well in the marketplace as is lis wiehl's thriller lethal beauty. gutfeld and mcguirk on deck. a wild racial deal in california. english instructor refusing to teach shakespeare because he was white. the boys moments away.

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back of the book segment just tonight. what the heck just happened. high school teacher refusing to introduce her students to shakespeare. 53-year-old dana wrote a column for the "the washington post" saying quote: i do not believe that a long, dead british guy is the only writer who can teach my students about the human condition. why not teach the oral tradition out of africa which includes equally relevant commentary on human behavior. here now to analyze bernard mcguirk and gutfeld. hearing, gutfeld what say you? >> she is absolutely right. the solution is not to teach other types of literature, say shakespeare is black. because everyone else is doing that everybody is now laying claim to any identity they want. this morning i declared myself to be a hairless ferret. and i feel great. let's just use your logic.

anything touched by white hands should be off limits. she can't use her iphone invented by steve jobs. can't use bifocals invented byinvented by benjamin franklin and shouldn't be flying. she would be sitting at home. >> this is the kind of education that poor kids are being subjected to. why can't you teach a little othello and then if you want to get relevant about africa you can find african literature. >> exactly right. this woman is not that bright. if you read the column she wrote in the "washington post" it reads like a fifth grader wrote it. to be ignorant or not to be ignorant is the question. calling her ignorant might be generous. she might be stupid and hateful. why do you have to include the

race. she says it is too difficult for the kids in her class in the inner city. >> the reason that you should learn shakespeare is to learn the roots of our language. >> the themes are universal. remember shakespeare in the park last summer we took a blanket and a bottle of wine. it was magical. >> i was never there but that's okay. let's change gears and go upstate new york to the prison break where they can't find these guys. i heard they were club medat one of the caribbean islands. you say that the woman who helped them escape how much time should she do? >> i don't think we should be

too harsh. we are all suckers for men in uniform. in this case it happened to be prison uniform, sadly. she had a visit today from her husband. i'm sure it wasn't a conjugal visit because he was supposedly going to be killed by these people. maybe they should be checking gay bars in the region because one thing he said they came out of a man hunt. there is irony in that, too. >> i don't get any of that. >> you know where they are hiding, msnbc. i have sympathy for this poor woman. it happened to me, you fall for the bad guy. in my case i was briefly engaged with charles manson. he wanted to start another family. i know this is not going to end well. it is just not going to end well. >> these guys killed somebody. i think the woman has to do at least five years in prison.

>> i feel bad for her. >> come on. >> this is the first time she ever was pursued by a guy. >> she was married twice. >> really? >> i stand corrected. >> she has a son in the air force. that's the kid i feel sorry for. >> something the matter with this woman. she was probably bored and this was excitement. >> we all get lonely. >> not you because you live with pretty much every american except me. >> give it time bill. i am working my magic. >> i don't have enough closet space for your sweaters. you are not coming to my house. we have to get out of here. my appearance in the new "saturday night live" film. the tip moments away.

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