steinly? let us know what you think. that is all the time we have left this evening. set your dvr. we miss you when you're not here. that is all the time we have left. thanks for joining us we'll see you back here tomorrow night. the o'reilly factor is on tonight: >> you guys are public officials. you guys are accountable to the people here and you guys are protect safety. >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> jesse watters confronting the san francisco board of supervisors who apparently are unrepentant after illegal alien they released murdered a young woman. also what are residents of the city of the bay think of that? watters will lead the program tonight. >> the city made a mistake not to deport someone that the federal government strongly felt should be deported. >> hillary clinton a bit confused about the murder in san francisco. you will hear what she has to say about it. >> we served them in the past, you know.

and it had to do with their -- that particular event we couldn't partake in. >> a christian couple who refused to participate in a gay wedding fined more than $100,000 by the state of oregon. were they ordered not to speak about the case as well? the factor has been investigating. 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. will the feds finally hold san francisco accountable? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. for the past 30 years americans have not been protected from criminals coming to the u.s.a. you will -- illegally. we still do not have a secure border or immigration plan after 30 years. the murder of 32-year-old kate steinle in san

francisco has outraged the nation. so far about 150,000 of you have signed a petition on bill o'reilly.com demanding the federal government incarcerate criminal aliens who return to the u.s.a. after being deported. that will be known as kate's law if it gets passed. but other things must be done as well. starting with punishing the city of san francisco. the sanctuary policies there allowed a mexican national who had had been deported five times and convicted of seven felonies in the u.s.a. to be released from prison to walk free. san francisco did this despite ice homeland security asking them to hold the criminal alien. in the face of that, mayor ed lee and the 11 supervisors apparently aren't sorry at all. jesse watters confronted them yesterday. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is jesse watters with the o'reilly factor at fox news channel. i would like to address your dangerous sanctuary city

policies. i would like to show you a picture here. it's kate steinle. she was murdered by an illegal alien who had been deported five times and over six felony convictions. but for some reason the city of san francisco let this guy out. you guys aren't even looking. look at the picture. are you afraid? you guys don't have anything to say? >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> had nothing to say. in just a few moments watters will report on reaction from residents in san francisco. california politicians have already weighed in. senator dianne feinstein said quote: the tragic death of ms. steinle could have been avoided if the sheriff's department had notified ice prior to the release of mr. sanchez which would have allowed ice to remove him from the country. we should focus on deporting criminal convicts, not setting them loose on our

streets. senator barbara boxer quote: for decades i have supported deporting violent criminals and have always believed that sanctuary should not be given to felons. the problem is ms. boxer has not supported tough border policies that could keep people like mr. sanchez out. you can't just keep deporting time after time after time after time and that's what they have been doing. although that policy is apparently what hillary clinton wants. >> here is a case where we have deported, we have deported, we have deported. he ends back up in our country, and i think the city made a mistake. the city made a mistake, not to deport someone that the federal government strongly felt should be deported. >> secretary clinton is a bit confused. no city can deport anyone. that's the job of the feds. the democratic party has been very soft on border security, also holding sanctuary cities accountable. will the democrats change? probably not. they want latino votes. now, the open border crowd

and liberal pundits in general have been very quiet after the death of ms. steinle. we asked former san francisco mayor gavin newsom to appear, he declined. we asked jorge ramos. so far he has not consented to do so. entire board of san francisco how just saw. there comes a time when the american people have to rise up and demand the government do the right thing. now is that time. we must demand accountability to stop illegal immigration madness. we must confront politicians unwilling to protect us, and we must stop the criminal element from coming in here. and that's the memo. now, for the top story tonight. here is watters from san francisco. a stroll along the pier in san francisco turns tragic.

>> 32-year-old kate steinle died after being shot. >> sanchez is a quicketsed felon who had been deported five times before. >> dozens of flowers have been left where kate steinle's body fell that day. one person left a note that reads: we are so sorry that our leaders have vile and corrupt. we cherish your life and memory. ♪ ♪ >> san francisco is a sanctuary city. it won't cooperate with the federal government and let the feds pick up this illegal alien and now look what happened. >> yeah, it's just very sad. >> it's a tragedy. it's an absolute tragedy. i don't think it could should change our sanctuary city policy. it's a policy put in place with the community values which is welcoming all immigrants regardless of legal status. >> when i found out that san francisco was sort of allowing that to happen by being a sanctuary that kind of pissed me off. i hope they make a change.

>> i don't have any feelings against legal immigration. when it comes to protect criminals, do i have a problem. >> deplorable. i mean, come on, obvious this guy should have been deported. >> it's unfortunate that things like this occur because it puts a blemish on the city. >> if you had to go back, you would have still let this guy walk around the streets and kill someone? >> from what i understand it was a nonviolent drug offense that he had gotten turned over to the sheriff. clearly the guy shouldn't have been here if he wasn't here it wouldn't have happened. >> do you hold the mayor and board of supervisors responsible for her death? >> yes, they have a lot of responsibility. >> no i would say i hold them personally responsible for what they do next. >> san francisco mayor lee and the board of supervisors let this criminal illegal alien out on the street. their sanctuary city policy says we are not going to cooperate with the federal government when they want to

hold. >> quick interview with mayor lee if he is available. >> he has a press conference down the hall. >> mayor? mayor lee? mayor, are you in here? it's jesse with the o'reilly factor. i just have a few questions. please tell him watters world is looking for him. all right? thank you. i came all the way from new york just to get a few answers, you know, about the sanctuary city policy. >> he did send out a statement about this issue. it's a very serious issue. >> is taking it seriously just sending out a little piece of paper when someone is murdered because of a policy you support? >> that doesn't sound that serious to me. >> i don't think that is characterized correctly. >> how is that mischaracterized. >> we have taken it seriously. >> it's deeply sad for this family. the mayor is going to

continue to work on this issue. it should have never happened and he wants to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> how is he making sure it doesn't happen again specifically. >> he is working on a number of issues. >> like what? >> he will be -- he is working. >> because this is several times this has happened in your city. how many dead people does it take? >> i really thank you for coming by. >> thank you very much. >> this is a very important issue. >> thank you very much. please tell him i stopped by. >> watters from san francisco, so they have no answers, they have no policy. the thing that bothered me the most and we used it in the talking points is when you were showing him the picture, they didn't have any emotion at all. nobody answered. none of the 11 would even address your concerns or comments. is that correct? >> right. no one even looked me in the eye when i was addressing the supervisors. that was so sad. when you are staring at this person how could your heart not go out for the situation? i honestly think the supervisors feel like this is just a cost of doing business in a sanctuary city and a few people die if they

are going to pander to the latino vote so be it. they actually spent more time during this hearing talking about banning alcohol from starbucks than they did actually addressing the sanctuary city policies. it's put a real black mark on the city. >> what about the local press in san francisco? are they hammering the mayor and the council? >> they are not really chasing any of these supervisors down. they are not getting in their face. they are not being aggressive. from what i'm talking to the people on the streets, they are very vegas about how many times supported, how many sanctuary city policies -- how is has that affected deportation? they're very confused. i don'ti don't know if they are not paying attention or the city is not telling them. >> a lot of people in the streets and gone down hill pretty fast. >> when you are left to the feinstein and hillary clinton you are kind of having a problem. i think it's going to take

the rest of the state to come in and make san francisco behave because they are so isolated. >> l.a. is the same way. i don't thinks that going to happen. >> it's true. but i'm not seeing the groundswell and the anger on the streets that i think you need to get these guys to change their mind. >> anger is a bad thing when you live in mellow land and it's going to take the federal government. i don't know if they will do it the federal government has it to impose some discipline because they are not going to do it themselves. jesse, we will see you next monday. next on the rundown another murder by a deported criminal alien. another one. a mother and her 3-year-old son shot to death. their bodies burned after that in washington state. details when we come back.

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in the impact segment tonight, another murder involving a deported criminal alien. a mother and her 3-year-old son shot to death by illegal alien who had been deported before. the man 25-year-old juan ramirez burned the bodies after killing the young woman and her son according to the cops. he is being held on $1 million bail. with us now here in new york city julie and andrea tantaros. andrea is the co-host of the five and julie is a contributor for us. critical mass has been reached. it's not epidemic. you can't say every day americans are being gunned down on the street by criminal aliens. you can't accurately say that. you can say that the system is so chaotic and broken in places like san francisco that the pop plus populace is not protected from these kinds of people. what do would you do? >> i do want to comment because i listened to yowg talking points memo and i

watched your segment with with jesse. to have dianne feinstein come out and say she wants to propose federal legislation right now to somehow prevent this from happening is such a lie and so disingenuous and here is why. i haven't heard anyone make this point yet. in the gang of 8 bill, feinstein herself a former san francisco mayor put an amendment in there, bill, that would allow cities like san francisco and larr raid doe where laredo for not deporting members. >> what is the gang of 8 bill. >> the signal bill that you saw some republican senators like mccain and others join with democrats to try and give amnesty. now you are going to have two congressman on the show. the congressman, why are they passing border security bills? i mean republicans, i have to give them a little heat on this. why wouldn't they pass stand alone border security bills when they have the house and the senate and dare president obama to veto these bills? they are not doing it. >> okay. but the problem is that president obama is going to

be out of office by the time any border security meaningful takes place and actually there have been some improvements. >> they are not doing anything. they are not doing anything, bill. >> they are. and they are doing it in mexico and we are going to have that in a minute. but you oppose, julie you oppose kate's law right? >> well, it depends on how you frame it if you say that everybody who is here illegally is a felon and you are going to give them. >> no. they are not a felon. it's a misdemeanor to come>> -- if you are just going to take felons. >> yeah, felons. >> people should be in prison and deported. if they come back here -- they should not be coming ba back here. >> you support kate's law. >> provided you spell out felony. >> this guy is obviously a felon. because people are fleeing persecution. >> it's a whole different ballgame. if you are deported and you are a criminal alien and deported for a criminal offense, all right not a civil offense like crossing the border, and you come back it's 5. you come back a second it's 10.

you come back a third time it's 20. keeps doubling. discourage these folks from doing it it's it easy to pick them up. not easy to hold them. >> treat them the same way you would commit any american commit a felony. put them in prison for the felony they have committed. >> that's not correct. a foreign national coming here illegally to commit a crime is a more heinous offense than an american because they have no right to be here. >> a crime is a crime. >> as much as i love your idea bill, i don't see any one signing this law. i mean, president obama. >> but it's on him then. it's on his head. >> that's why i keep saying pass a border security bill. dare him to veto it put it on his head. this is the same administration that went after jan brewer. >> you are not opposed. >> for trying to enforce her law. >> you are not opposed to kate's law are you. >> no, i'm not at all. >> you have to take incremental steps. the first step is you get these vicious animals off the street. the second step is you starve san francisco of federal money.

you would pose that too wouldn't you. >> i would oppose that because right now san francisco has no legal obligation to do what you are talking about doing. if you want to pass federal law. >> yes, they do. >> federal law overrides sanctuary policies. >> there is no federal law right now mandating. this there is federal law suggesting it. wait a second you are talking about. >> there is plenty of immigration law julie no one is enforcing them. >> if you want to enforce federal law by the way i was here last week talking about this. enforce all federal laws. don't pick and choose which federal laws you want to enforce. >> i don't want to get too microinto that. do you believe the mayor and the city leaders are responsible. >> no, the kill canner is responsible for her death. >> even though they let the killer out when ice specifically said don't they don't bare, in your mind any responsibility? >> no more than the mayor of new york city or anywhere else the mayor of boise idaho, releasing people from prison after they served

their time. >> who is culpable? >> i'm going to have to say this and go. that kind of moral ambivalence offends me deeply. >> i'm sorry you say that. >> putting the rights of the illegals before the rights of the americans that live here. >> it's worse than that they don't give a fig. they are in it to pander and to get votes and to go out to cocktail parties. >> yeah, that's right. they don't care. directly ahead two christian bakers in oregon are fined six figures by the state of oregon. did oregon order them to shut up? our truth serum reporters on the case. later, i asked hillary clinton about sanction area cities when i interviewed her in 2008. you will hear it upcoming.

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truth serum segment tonight two hot topics, two christian bakers in oregon fined $400,000 for not catering a gay wedding. did they try to gag them? sealing southern border to stop migrants from coming up from central and south america. is that true? joining us from washington shannon bream and eric shawn. tell me about the mexican border situation. >> believe it or not mexico is tougher on illegal aliens than we are in terms of illegal aliens from central america, they have detained more than the united states. according to the washington office on latin american human rights group mexico has detained 93,000 illegals from guatemala, el salvador while we have detained 7,000. >> mexico southern border and it's its province was

wide open that anybody with some money could get through, all right? but then the u.s. put pressure on mexico, big pressure and they sealed the border about 18 months ago. is that true? >> that's been happening now. mexico deployed 5,000 police. >> all right. so mexico put 5,000 federal police on that border which is small. >> about 500 miles guatemala. they raid hotels. freight train that goes north, they have been raiding that train. there is concerns about human rights violations because of that they have really taken a tougher stance than they have before. >> do we know why they have? was it pressure from washington. >> pressure from the united states. do you remember that flow of minor children last year? >> yes, 75,000 children got in here. >> they have not -- that's down by about 54%. but they are still coming up from central america getting to mexico and they're being caught in mexico. >> look, mexico by and large a lot of corruption down there.

if you have enough money you are going to get through. at least they are patrolling the border down there which they hadn't been doing in the past. let's turn to the state of oregon very left wing state out of salem and portland, oregon, is off the charts left. there is a baker and his wife who refused to indicater a -- cater a gay wedding they have been fined $135,000. roll the tape. >> people also don't understand it's the hardest decision to make because you don't want to hurt people, and that's not what our intention was at all. i just wish more people could understand that about us. you know, it wasn't them as a couple. we served them in the past, you know. it had to do with their event. we just couldn't -- that particular event couldn't partake in. >> all right now, there was a rumor shannon, that the state of oregon ordered the bakers to shut up about the case. is that true? >> here's the deal. there is a cease and desist part of this order that

limits what they are allowed to say. it says basically under oregon law there is a provision that says you can't go around saying that you are going to discriminate against anybody on the basis of sexual orientation in telling them that they could not say certain words and talk about certain things what this order did was say we have seen previous interviews you have done on tv and radio they specifically say i am who i am, i want to live my life the i choose to serve god. that has been cited as a discriminatory statement and the couple has been told they can't say those kinds of things. >> that's against the first amendment so they can't enforce it and if oregon tried they would be in big trouble. is the couple appealing the is $135,000 which is going to put them out of business? and by the way is tougher on the bakers than illegal alien criminals. you don't see that kind of stuff happening in oregon on illegal alien criminals. go. >> they're definitely going to appeal. this i asked them i said are you worried about violating this order because they are talking about their beliefs and about the case.

erin said to me i don't care if i do face any penalties this is a matter of principle. no matter what's going to happen to me i'm going to fight and move forward that includes an appeal. >> thank you very much. we appreciate it truth serum. martha maccallum has been looking at my 2008 interview with hillary clinton where the sanctuary city deal comes up. we will show you what happened. also, two congressman say they are going to get tough laws passed to stop the criminal alien madness. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. i accept that i'm not 21. i accept i'm not the sprinter i was back in college. i even accept that i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. but i won't accept giving it less than my best. so if i can go for something better than warfarin ...i will. eliquis. eliquis... reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin plus it had less major bleeding than warfarin...

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unresolved problem segment tonight, one of the arguments you hear when debating criminal illegal alien activity with border people is that american criminals are far worse than their foreign counterparts. of course, that's impossible to quantify there are some heinous americans on the run from the law. joining us now from washington chris warner, deputy assistant director of the fbi's criminal investigative division. we asked mr. warner to list five dangerous situations. so let's start with robert william fisher who is this guy? >> yeah. fisher is a top ten fugitive. he has been on the run since 2001. he murdered his wife and two children and then he blew up the house. he has connections to new mexico and florida. and we would like the public's help in trying to locate him. >> now he has been gone 14

years. i mean, that's not a cold case but boy he may not be here in this country. do you have any indication where he is? >> at this time, we don't have any indication where he is. this fugitive business is pretty challenging for us. >> i say. >> the public has helped us for many years in locating a lot of these fugitives. >> okay. second guy is edward lee la blank. what did he do and when did he do it. >> he stabbed his girlfriend in the stomach. brought her out of to the desert shot her buried her body in a shallow grave and he has been on the run for a while as well. he has ties to central america and so we believe he may be in guatemala or another central american country. >> all right well we are all throughout central america so we hope somebody

sees him there kevin lamont carter, what's that situation? >> yeah. this one is pretty interesting. carter had just served a term of 18 months for rape charge the day after he got out, he shot and killed his girlfriend. >> the day after he got out? >> the day after yes. >> where was that? >> that happened in alabama. >> um-huh. and how long has he been at large? >> he has been at large for 20 years. >> wow. next one david lee sheffield. >> sheffield is a child predator. he was charged with producing, distributing and possessing child pornography. at the present time we don't know where he is. >> and the final one is lucas michael chanzler. you have him in husband code. >> he would get on the

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website on the home page a link to where they can fill out a confidential form. >> sure. >> their identities will not be made public. >> that's correct. >> all right we appreciate it. if you get anybody let us know. when we come right back, will congress finally act to protect measures from criminal aliens. we will find out after these messages.

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thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly in the personal story seeing isment tonight. as i said in the talking points memo, the american people are finally going to have-to-rise up and demand that the federal government protect us not only from criminal aliens but also from sanctuary city policies that led to the death of kate steinle. so far as i mentioned 1,150,000 of you have signed a petition on bill o'reilly.com to urge congress to pass kate's law. new legislation that would any felon do is deported and returns would be sentenced to five years in a federal penitentiary. joining us from washington is matt sammon working on the kate's law. congressman hunter, what do you propose? >> cutting federal funding. it's that simple. the federal government gives states california, for instance got $40 million last year to take care of

these illegal criminals while handing them over to ice. about $40 million pull that away. and then we can start looking to other things, too. that's one with of the few things that we can do here. we can create law but we can withhold funding. let's start withholding federal funding and hopefully you will see these cities start to realize that they need that federal transportation funding. that they need that federal education funding. so that's one of the things we can do here. >> look, you know the american people don't have any confidence in congress. it's the lowest number it's ever had. what are the odds of you getting a bill like that through? >> i think they are actually pretty high. with the republican senate we can put this on the president's desk. the big question is whether l. he sign it? >> we will worry about that. >> what you are doing. >> you guys do your job. >> if the american people are interested in this and they know about it, that's going to help us do our job. >> sure. and they will know about it. you guys have to do your job. you have to get that bill, you have to reconcile it

with the senate. you both bodies have to pass it who whoever is opposing i will take care of them and then we will see what president obama will do. congressman sammon, you are from arizona. >> that's right. >> you are working on kate's law which is a simple thing. if you are a criminal alien and you get deported, you come back, five years mandatory minimum. you can get more but five years, bang, you are out of there. what are the odds of that getting through? >> well, again i think that the odds are pretty good right now. i spoke to one of our groups today at lunch and seemed like like the support was incredibly high. i started this out a few weeks ago that i brought out grant's law which is ready to go named for grant a 21-year-old young man that had everything to live for who had an illegal alien come to the q.t. where he was a clerk and ask him for a pack of cigarettes, dropped his change all over

the table. grant wasn't moving quickly enough for him so he pulled out a gun and shot him in the face. stepped over his dead body to steal another couple of packs of cigarettes. so this bill would require that if the local jurisdiction let's him out that ice has to taken him back into custody and no longer than 90 days that they are deported back to his country. >> the deportation isn't working. all right? you deport them and they come right back. >> that's why we have got kate's law. >> put them in jail. put them in prison. that alone will discourage some of these criminals from coming back. because, if you pick them up. >> first of all, you have got to deport them, bill. and then if they do come back. >> that's right. >> kate's law would kick in and they do a five year minimum. and then what duncan is doing. what i'm actually working with him as well on is to penalize the sanctuary cities. there is not going to be one solution. and we have to craft this language so tight --

>> -- that's right. >> that there is no wiggle room for the obama administration. >> how about securing the border in the first place bill too. we have got to secure the border, as well. >> that's for the next presidential election and see what happens. look, hillary clinton is not going to do anything on this stuff. everybody in the country knows that so if you vote for her she is elected, you are north going to get anything done, period. we know. >> it's going to be a continuation of this president's failed policy. >> that's right whatever. i don't want to do party politics. >> what about this mayor lee, congressman hunter, do you know this guy? i mean, he seems to be as far out as you can possibly get. >> i'm in san diego bill, and that's about as far away from san francisco as you can get when this comes to culture. >> you don't know this guy? >> no, no. >> all right. san diego we should point out, is much more conservative than los angeles or san francisco and it's a larger city than san francisco. not many people know that. but the board of supervisors, as we saw

earlier in the program with jesse watters is defiant. they're not going to change. and the only thing that's going to make them change is if the federal government says not only are we going to starve you of money. but, if you don't obey federal law yourself, we're going to have you arrested which you feds can do. >> i'm in. >> sounds good to me, man. >> well, put it in. if local and state officials don't obey the law arrest them. >> well, that goes both ways too, bill. if you have bad federal law the good people in texas for instance, are not obeying, we don't want the feds to go out there and be able to arrest them. >> you have got to be specific. >> i understand. >> it's only going to get done through congress. the local authorities aren't going to change in san francisco. it's not happening. and if the democratic party wins the presidency, you are north going to get border security and you are not going to get kate's law. you can get kate's law

faster mr. sammon. you can get that done. i would say within a couple of months. >> oh, i think we can. i think that the cry right now across america is pretty loud. also between 2010 and 2014, there were 122 murder victims as a direct result of illegal aliens who are actually let out of custody and were on the streets to kill innocent victims. this is a big problem. >> that doesn't count all the gang killings where they don't even know who did it, all the ethnic gang killings particularly in los angeles which are legion. gentlemen, thank you. martha maccallum on deck. she will analyze my interview with hillary clinton seven years ago when we talked about sanctuary cities. martha in a moment.

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back of the book segment tonight, begin with my interview in 2008 with then-presidential candidate hillary clinton. part of the chat i brought up the sanctuary city problem. >> are you going to crack down on sanctuary cities? >> i'm not because the reason why a lot of those folks do it -- in new york why do police officers turn a blind eye? because they want them to report crime. >> with us now fox news anchor. that was seven years ago and the reason that she did the interview with me is because barack obama had. not on the campus but right off it. there was seven years ago another murder. this one in los angeles that we had been talking about. fill us in on that. >> a young boy 17 years old walking through the streets with

his backpack that had spiderman on it. it he pcame thebecame the victim of a gang-related crime. he had a bright future ahead of him. his mother served two tours in baghdad. his murder was a travesty. there had been too many stories. >> no improvement in seven years. >> when this thug in san francisco killed ms. steinle. he can come back at will. hillary clinton i still don't think would crack down on sanctuary cities. >> she said she would back ice in this case. saying because of the egregious nature of the crime she believes it is a big deal. traffic violation wouldn't.

>> what would you do candidate clinton to the people in san francisco who defy federal law? you know what you do to them? zero. nothing. >> so there is now new legislation to try to punish cities who won't uphold the law. >> you just heard before you saying what he is going to do. >> isis everybody knows is terrible. now in the united states some people making a joke out of it. roll the tape. >> can you explain that to me? >> i wish i could. this is a six second tape. they did during a bonding exercise for bank. all of these individuals have been fired. >> are they in america? >> they are in england where they blocklost two country men to beheadings. another is still being held by isis and they are pulling this.

>> why did they do it? they are all fired from the bank. did anybody say why we did it? >> because they thought it was funny. obviously was predetermined and thought of. they showed up in costumes ready to go and put it on youtube and instagram. >> they got what they deserve. you don't joke about -- that would be like doing a skit on a adolp adolph and his crew. more insanity for new york city. the tip moments away. ♪ i built my b but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one.

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new york mayor de blasio destroying the criminal justice system. first the mail. i sign the case law petition but after listening to rudy giuliani i believe it should punish criminal aliens and not all illegals. something has to be done about those who will not simply stop breaking the law and have to discourage the awful merry go round. that would be feinstein or boxer. feinstein might be a better bet. why not boycott san francisco? too many good people would be hurt. the focus should be on the feds. they are the ones that get this solved at least partially. darlene, princeville, illinois. i am wondering why my state has

not passed jessica's law. because illinois is controlled by those who bankrupted the state and created a murderous zone in some chicago neighborhoods. instead of a 20 year sentence they have not less than six-year sentences. it's pathetic. bay side new york. i am behind you but reagan broke his promise. i will be waiting for your on the air correction. you will be waiting a long time. he promised tighter security on the southern border and crack down on those who hired illegal aliens didn't happen to any effective extent. mr. o'reilly i see you continue to put greece down with arrogance and sarcasm. i must say emetic is what you are doing, mean s vomit

inducing. greece is hurting europe by failing to be responsible financially. i love going to greece but the socialists have ruined your country and the folks have let them. robert from ohio. i don't give a damn about what they say on your killing books. best darn history in a long time. hitler's last day dominating making history interesting and fun to read is our goal. "killing reagan" might be the fastest book of them all. late september. the factor tip of the day i have never liked the idea logical world. thinking dependently is my motto. when it comes to far left mayor new york city bill de blasio my blood runs cold. here is the latest.

people arrested for so-called nonviolent offenses will no longer be subject. the mayor saying they will be supervised with call ins and text messages. since selling drugs qualifies as nonviolent drug that means free pass for street dope dealers. i'm sure they will call in and show up for their hearing. de blasio is dismantling the progress. his far left view of the world will eventually harm thousands of people. he is a disaster pure and simple. factor tip of the day. that is it for us tonight. please check out the factor website. also we like you to spout out about the factor. plenty to talk about. word of the day do not be a popinjay when writing to the factor. please remember the spin stops here because we are looking out

for you. please sign the case law petition. breaking tonight the white house under fire as questions grow about its support for sanctuary city policies in some 200 cities and whether the obama administration bears some responsibility for the murder of katie steinle in san francisco. welcome to "the kelly file" i'm megyn kelly. in the five days since an illegal immigrant shot and killed kate a 32-year-old woman shot at random on a pier this story has become increasingly ugly. first for san francisco and now for the white house and president obama. she was killed while walking with her dad in a popular and public location allegedly by an illegal immigrant who had been deported five times and managed to p