i was a patriots fan, i would not be happy. one more thing. go pack. good night from new york city. see you tomorrow night. "the o'reilly factor" is on tonight. >> make the per item thing work a little better to see how much you can get out of it. >> another shocking undercover video showing another planned parenthood doctor trying to get as much money as possible for selling the organs of aborted babies. >> what do we want? >> meantime outrage growing across the country over planned parenthood getting tax money while participating. these are videos.

laughing swirlg chardonnay and casually callously and heartlessly selling body parts of unborn children. >> tonight a factor investigation that is stunning. >> also, a stunning new poll about sanctuary cities. 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. is america becoming barbaric? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. today pro-life americans in 50 cities. they showed the videos of planned parenthood selling the organs of dead babies. >> today the didn't of justice should open a criminal investigation into whether planned parenthood nationally is

a criminal enterprise breaking the law. >> reporter: at least eight states are now investigating planned parenthood which receives about $500 million a year from the american taxpayer. that's obviously wrong. planned parenthood should be privately funded, and if it is breaking the law, some executives should go to prison. also today the pro-life group released yet another undercover sting video. this shows a doctor of planned parenthood in colorado talking about selling the body parts of fetus aborted after 11 weeks six days. >> 11/6 was pretty good. there were like three or four samples we could have taken out of the 11/6 and that would be like you know if we were doing like 50% to 75%. we would be covered. but it's stuff like this. we don't want to do flat fee of

$300. >>. and, you know i think the per item thing work as little better to see how much you can get out of it. >> the words "how much we can get out of it" are damning for planned parenthood. now, very quietly, an industry that harvests and sells body parts from babies has developed. it does business with a company called stem express placed in plasterville florida. they buy bodies from planned parenthood and other providers and dissects them selling organs to research on racings. a woman was hired to draw blood from dead babies. here's how she described being trained by a stem express employee. >> she has tweezers and she's like okay this is the head an arm, a leg, and she hands them over here you go.

can you show me some of the parts i just showed you and i grabbed the tweezers because i didn't wasn't to lose this job. i didn't know. i was stoked to get it so i did what she said and the moment i took the tweezers i put them in the dish. i remember grabbing a leg and i remember saying this is a leg and the moment i picked it up, i could just feel like death and pain. >> planned parenthood said it is not doing anything wrong and markets the bodies of aborted babes to help science. but there's no question that big money is involved. "ink magazine" reporting stem express is very profitable. more than $2 million a year. we don't know how much planned parenthood makes in the year but we should. after all a half a billion dollar of our tax money is given to that organization every year. there comes a point americas have to decide what kind of country they can tolerate. whether you're pro-choice or

pro-life the undercover video showing plabld parenthood bargaining over the price of dead babies before they're extracted from the woman is grisly to say the least and the white house is standing by them. >> they have made very clear that they subscribe to the highest -- they scribe and implement the highest ethical standards when -- in carrying out their operations. >> in light of the undercover video, that statement is false and absurd. ed a insult to the american taxpayer. they're appalled about the lack of leadership and the apathy by many americans who could not care less what happens to ton born. congress must get involved and at least sus spaenld payments to planned parntd hood until an

investigation is completed. if congress was not do that with can rightly be criticized by iran and russiaing a being a barbaric nation. we'll lose all moral authority in the world. >> what do you think about the white house statement on planned parent hood kyrstin? >> i think it's predictable because i don't think there's any chance they'll say anything about it considering the control they have over the democratic party. it's disconnected from reality if you watch any of these videos. >> i agree with you that they're joined in a way that makes it almost impossible to seek justice. but the president of the united states is another matter. he's supposed to represent all including

unborn americans. to have him say nothing and put his spokesperson out there and lie to the american people that was a lie to the people and to these videos. even if it isn't all through, these three doctors disgraced themselves and that man in the white house, the spokesperson josh earnest has the gal and nerve to say that in front of the world? that's disturbing to me. >> you're not going to get any disagreement from me. i think it's something the president should be speaking about. i this you can be completely pro-choice and even say you support planned parenthood, but say, look we have to get to the bottom of this. >> that's right. we have to find out how much money is being made and how pervasive it is. what say you? >> not surprised because barack obama is the most pro-abortion that the united states has ever

had. so in addition to the fact that the party platform is there at any time for any reason and the baby is only an official life once you leave the hospital you're never going to get a condemnation from the president or the white house. >> what about the republican commerce? we've handled the democratic party and the president. rightly sew. what about these people? you saw mitch mcconnell detach a planned parenthood defending bill from the highway. if republicans don't aggressively do it and put it forth so the party has to either sabotage it or the president veto it and all we're asking for is a suspension up till the investigation is complete i think in the interest of justice justice, why wouldn't anybody agree with that? >> you're absolutely right.

they should be talking and introducing bills to defujd planned parent hood. there's a bill in the united states senate which republicans that now control that body should be moving on. look what you saw there is an indication of a growing moral bankruptcy in this country. there are some like senator ted cruz who is fighting this battle but i want to see more voices i want to see pope francis? >> they're going have that in a moment can at least get introduced. so i don't think the republicans are on the side of the angels yet, kirsten. i think they have to now move and move quickly on the planned parenthood front. >> right. what i think needs to happen is prior to -- i think -- well you're moving to fayne fast. there needs to be investigations and let planned parent hood come up and defend themselves and make their case. but have very detailed giggs

investigations of what's going on here. >> it's not to do that. >> for congress to investigate them. >> all right. >> taxpayer money. >> i think in the interest of justice there's enough evidence out there. >> that's not going to happen and the justice department -- >> let them say it's not going half. last work. >> there's the legal dimension of this which is what kirsten is takelking about. there's the moral one. >> every individual american has got to say because right now we're tottering on a barbaric situation. >> and then there's a typical dimension where over 50% of the people oppose this. >> we'll stay on it. ladies thank you. one footnote. the state of california is investigating the company that did the undercover videos. can you believe it? we'll have analysis next.

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jiem packet seg management about sanctionaire cities. 1,000 were asked should the u.s. justice department take league action against cities who provide for illegal immigrants. 62%, yes, 26%, no, 12%, undecided. second should federal government cut off funds to sanctuary cities? 58%, yes 32%, no 10%, not sure. are you surprised? >> not at all.

they've taken't it upon themselves. it clearly is an attempt by local authorities to assert themselves over the federal government and people don't like it. >> i think that hispanic americans are the ones that need to lead here. so we don't really know in the hispanic precincts how they see sanctuary cities. this is an overwhelming plurality against them but i don't know about the hispanic vote. what do you say? >> i think that's a mistake for people who support immigration reform like i do and some should think they should have a legal packet like i kid. it's not good. it's a bridge too far. i don't think that should happen. people should stand up and say

they believe cities should not. i think federal authorities have a lot more power than they're letting on here and if they want them they'll find them and get them. >> maybe. >> but a guy like -- >> sanchez who killed kate steinle was a drug pusher and a drug addict. you know he's not isis. san francisco's making it very, very hard for the federal government to find him. they just put him out there on the street. so i disagree. why do you oppose sanctuary cities? >> i oppose because i grew up in a law enforcement family my dad was a cop for 37 years. you can't say it doesn't apply in that region whether it's on pot -- i'm pretty consistent whether it's marijuana laws or in the kiss of immigration law. i think that's really what put the liberals in a fung here because there are times when liberals want to yield to the federal government time whence

they want to oppose the federal government and they're all confused on this issue, but i try to be as consistent as i can and say they're not the answer. i think they should have issued a warrant and they would have gotten him. >> maybe. but san francisco is notoriously difficult to deal with. they're probably the worst sanctuary city. now, you grew up in southern california is that correct? >> central california. >> all right. do you believe based upon your mail and what you know that they support sanctuary cities? >> no. i don't think they'd go that far. they wanted to be treated fairly. they don't like what's come out of donald trump's voice. guess who lives along the border? it's mexican americans. so they want border security first and foremost. >> you're convinced in this

poll 62% don't want sanctuary cities cities there's a gum goode number of hispanic americans in that tally. >> yes. don't forget there's an additional question. do you trust the justice department. the answer was no. this is very serious. i have saidet on your show before do, not trust the obama administration. they lie, they like they lie. they're not the savior. they're very much the problem. >> thash you very much. we appreciate it. footnote the man charged with killing kate steinle, we mentioned, in court today in san francisco. there he is. his preliminary hearing is set. ahead. black lives matter, vowing to disrupt the republican national convention. they have been giving money.

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a group called black lives matter. one leader of the crew alicia garzon issued a statement say, quote, when we say black lives matter we're talking about which ways black leaders are debrieved of human rights and acknowledgement. it . some believe it is doing that. it's vowing to disrupt the

upcoming republican convention. >> trust and believe any opportunity we have to shut down a republican convention we will. we will make sure our voices are made loud and clear. >> that laughter you just heard came from msnbc anchor people. so who ease funding black lives matter? one of the big donor seems to be george sore roerks our old pal who gives money to our the affiliates of black lives matter. also giving money directly to the group entertainers jay z and beyonce. there they are. joining us now from washington kelly riddell, investigator for "the washington times." is this a frin mg group or should we take them seriously? >> you've got to take them serious. look at what happened with martin o'malley when he basically said all lives matter and he was practically booed off the stage and he had to issue an

apology. >> he didn't have to, he chose to. that's for him going there. >> hillary clinton has been there. elizabeth warren. a lot of liberal activists go to this on a yearly basis. >> i understand that. but i don't know whether this crew black lives matter have any constituentcy other than a radical left fringe nuts that run around the country saying crazy things. have they made any inroads into a more established position? >> well black lives matter is really an umbrella slogan kind of group that encompasses a lot of social justice workers. and a lot of social justice organizations. it's a group that was started by three women that work at soros-backed organization that are in to community organizing in to riling up activists. and what all these social justice groups have in common is

basically three things the first is they believe fundamentally it's social policy and the man and political class that's out to get them. that basically all of their social woes and economic can be based on unfair policies. second is that they're very well organized. there's think tanks that put out the narratives they're followed by all of these organizations. they have twitter they have facebook where they create an echo chamber. they have professional protesters that go to places like ferguson baltimore, charleston south carolina, to basically rile up whatever the local vibe is there and then lastly they are all -- all of these organizations from a certain standpoint are funded by george soros's open society foundation. we're talk about hundreds of thousands of dollar as year. i found that within one year george soros dedicated $33

million to these types of organizations some of they're really well funded. >> so $33 million for soros to agitators who are organized to disrupt and the national convention in cleveland seems to be a target. what about jay z and beyonce. here are two extremely famous individuals. do you think they know that giving money to an an ar kiss tick group like this that wants to tear doan a-- down a country, do you think they know? >> i do. one said they were giving tens of thousands of dollars to the movement. her name is dream hampton and she was a co-writer on jay disease's memoir. she's part of this malcolm x

grassroots organization. she's very extreme. part of the inner circle and basically was the one that first reported for giving the money. they were given a lot of flack. he raps about itted on wears the memorabilia. but they want giving any money. >> we've invited jay z and beyonce if they have a stale they want to make. thaerng you very much. we appreciate plenty more ahead. donald trump does very well in new hampshire even as some in the media try to smear him. later appearing in detroit. and is it legal on tom brady getting sacked by the nfl. hope you stay tuned for those report. i sure had a lot on my mind when i got out of the hospital after a dvt blood clot.

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disrespectful and not cowering before them. some in the media said i was covering for trump for stating what i was stating. absurd. i was speaking the truth. donald trump, was he hijacking the party? at what point is enough enough? >> it's interesting that trump sticks to his guns. >> donald trump has been driving the clown car for the last couple of weeks. >> joining us now is the editor in chief from the hill. do you dispute the media in general despises donald trump? >> i do dispute that. i think that most inform n the media, no exception since snarky reporters on twitter, have given him a fair shake. why, bill? he's an interesting story and gets great ratelings. i think most of the ratings have done him well.

they've been very fair. >> let me go back to the cover story in the news which is absolutely outrageous. i could give you a hundred of these from the print press across the country, and you're still going to tell me that the press doesn't despite donald trump? >> well i'll tell you, bill. if we were trying to bury him -- >> no no. it's not a matter of not covering him. they do. but they do it in an arrogant con da sending vicious way. the latest the is the smear -- i don't even want to get into it because it's just despicable from a left wing website about something that happened in his divorce 40 years ago or something. and it's designed to attack the man, not what the map is saying. you know that. >> yes, yes. now, listen, bill. i understand that there definitely are some examples out

there without a doubt. >> a lot of them. >> a lot of them. that he's been attacked. but there are still a lot in the media who see this guy -- maybe he's gotten more respect because he is a front-runner and there's been a shift in coverage that's been more fair to trump -- >> can you give me a fair sample of coverage lately outside of the fox news channel which i think we've been fair here. can you give me one other one? >> listen. we interviewed him last week. >> okay. your publication aside, anybody else? >> well i think a lot of the sunday shows -- i know chuck todd has gone at it with donald todd trump. by think the sunday shows have covered him pretty fairly. i think some of the media is saying wait a minute can this guy actually do this? nobody in the media was saying that before. i think they're doing some reflection and saying maybe

we're doing -- >> the media doing some reflection. that would be something. back to what i said about trump's relation shup with the media was the "tip of the day." i had interviewed donald trump about john mccain's reputation, to say i'm with it that was a lie. >> thought you were very aggressive in your interview with donald trump and he repeatedly refused to apologize and you kept pressing. you know this bill. you can't spend the whole interview on one top sniek no, no. we got our point across and he said if he had been misunder he was sorry, whatever he said. the point of the matter is what i said about donald trump, many

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thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly. three topics including bad news for nfl superstar tom brady. but first we take a look at a replacement for barbara boxer. she's looking into an investigation which uncovered the undercover stings on planned parenthood. some believe it's a political atachlkt so the state of california going after the center why? >> saying they may have violated privacy law in california by recording those conversations without the consent of both parties. as you know california is a two-party consent state, so to videotape something, record

something, you have to have both parties consent. clearly that didn't hear here. >> what you have to look at here is the analysis. whether there was a reasonable expectation of privacy in a public place between two people in a restaurant that could have also been overherd by a third party. >> so they conducted a private conversation in a public restaurant. does that negate it? >> it may. it may. i love this. are you ready for this? what's the case law? ooh. >> ooh. >> there is a california appellate decision -- wait a second -- that says recordings like this that are not consented even in a public place may not be consented to. so the law is one way, the facts are going to be another. >> that was gobblygook.

do you know -- do you know if in california there's been a case like this adjudicated -- that's another great word, is it not? do you know? >> the cases have come down in both ways. >> both ways. >> both ways. >> so this means it's a political case. >> mm-hmm. >> that if you get a judge who's kind of fair but if you get a pro-choice judge, they don't like this group, you know how it goes down. >> judges don't do that. they only look at the facts of the law. >> uh-huh. land of oz music, please. ♪ we're off to see the wizard ♪ >> it will be interesting to see if she runs. >> what they did was -- >> nobody know as what will happen but if she does bring it that does say a lot. >> and loretta lynch is checking it out. bowe bergdahl t accused deserter is going to be on trial. somehow caught in a pot sting.

kimberly gill foyle, tell me what happened there. >> he was in an area where there were deputies. there were 181 potd plants. >> maybe he wanted to see the redwood trees. >> they wanted to check out the squirrels in the trees, not the 181 plants. >> how did he get caught up in a pot raid? >> he was visited. >> visited who? >> friends. mendocino sheriff's department comes in. >> he knew pot people? >> pot people. >> maybe he didn't know. >> no no he knew. >> the sheriff said he did know. >> they arrested bowe bergdahl. >> no. they let him go. >> i was going to suggest that president obama trade bowe bergdahl if he were arrested for seven pot plants. >> oh my goodness. i don't know. >> so he's okay. >> he's okay. >> but what he's doing. he's on trial for desertion. >> why did they even let him go

there. >> why did they let him go? to visit the pot people. >> all the way from texas. >> i'll tell you why. because there's nobody in charge of anything in this country anymore. >> that's true. tom brady, love him. one of the best quarterbacks who ever lived and now he's going to be suspended for four game this coming season because he deflate deflated the football. what did he do? we don't know. it's more likely than not he knew. >> how? how? >> that's what the commissioner said. >> based on what? >> here's the problem. here's what they said. they said he got rid of his cell phone. >> how? >> on march 6 he ordered his cell phone to basically be destroyed. >> by whom? >> his assistant. >> okay. so he told his assistant. >> correct. >> to destroy his cell phone. >> correct. >> does that make any sense to you? why wouldn't you destroy your own cell phone?

>> why wouldn't you do to yourself. if you're wanting to destroy evidence why wouldn't you take it and throw it in the ocean? that doesn't make any sense. cease and desist and then he says hey, i destroyed a cell phone. >> the assistant jumped in the hot tub with the phone. what he's saying is i get a new cell found every four months and i always destroy a cell phone. >> it's bad. >> i would suspend him for four games just for being annoying. >> right. he does a have that gisele. >> speaking of annoying we have fellow mcgurk on dead. satan and gender identity. the boy's back in town. next.

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"back of the book" segment, what the heck just happened? in detroit a satanic organization not fox news, unveiled a bronze sculpture. you know some people think we're satan. >> you are. >> that is -- >> you're more like a sucubous. >> i don't know what that means but what's going on in detroit? >> i think it's incredibly unfair to send satan to detroit. he's used to hell but not detroit. that's a huge difference. if you look -- it's got a goat head which is a complete smear on goats. remind me a little bit of bernie sanders with the hair a little more flexible. >> are we finished with the one-liners? why -- what are they doing? what is going on there? >> beats me. >> you don't know. >> i have no idea.

>> all right. >> they're wore shishing lucifer. >> so they unveil a statue to be in public? is it a public statue? >> that's what they want. they wanted to be in public. >> there's a line to see it and they put it up somewhere in detroit. and detroit's okay with that in. >> well it's detroit. >> it's a free country. but in this day and age i wouldn't engage in satanic phobia. they're not flying planes into buildings or throwing people off buildings? know they want everybody to be sinful and deceitful. >> the mission is to encourage benevolence and empathy for all people. they will bake cakes for gays apzgays gays' wedding. >> they put up the statue at an industrial building near a t

detroit river and about 700 people showed up in sympathy with this situation. >> i'm actually a satinist. i'm a glutton for a glossy fabric. >> now, in california they have a gender identity situation. gender identity. and if you go to college, a state college, you have six genders with whom -- from whom to choose. you can choose any one of the six, so gender identity. roll the tape.

>> i'm trying to be accurate here. >> at this point. that could change. >> if you have six choices, you have to have six different heads. this had three choices, male female and sherper. i felt excluded. what we're seeing now is the end of identity when you can self-identify and everyone must cater. we used to have communities and we stress a unifying nature to a community being placed with special interests so now, and this is the weirdest part we only understand and respect and care about children as long as they're designated as part of a special interest group. >> i want to give you the six categories the poor college kids going to school. they can be a male. male here on the panel?

>> there can be a transmale, transfemale, transwoman. i guess that's in the process of changing. you can be gender queer, nonconforming. >> i don't know what any of that means. i guess you have a questionnaire to check off what you want to be. >> what if you're stuffed animal or robot? they want to get rid of urinals that would scare the hell out of all these guys and then we're subjected to the longer lines like the ladies. >> i don't know anything about that. i think satan might be behind it. >> bill i eat a lot of ice cream so transfat. >> there they are, everyone. i got about 30% of that. "factor" tip of the day, how to react when bad things happen to you. the tip moments away.

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krauthammer and me to talk about that tomorrow. again, thanks for watching us tonight. miss megyn is next. i'm bill o'reilly. remember the spin stops here. we are definitely looking out for you. breaking tonight, new fallout from a controversial article about gop front-runner donald trump and spousal rape allegations raised by his wife during their divorce proceedings nearly 30 years ago. welcome to "the kelly file," everyone. i'm megyn kelly. it broke at "the daily beast" website. it quoted ivana trump saying donald trump made me feel quote, violated during sex and describing a physical attack by donald trump that sounded a lot like spousal rape. hundreds of media outlets ran with the story which "the kelly file" raised questions about last night including network news operations and the major papers in new york l.a. washington and beyond. and then a