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bedroom of marilyn ferris. >> the illegal immigrant who raped and murdered a 64-year-old woman. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. "tegins right now. >> i'm in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching tonight. let's get to the top story. can anyone stop donald trump? two new polls out from iowa and natural show him still leading the republican pac. he invoked ronald reagan today while making a case for his own oh conservism. here is what he'll say on hannity at 10:00 p.m. eastern tonight. >> ronald reagan was a democrat and sort of liberal. i knew him. he liked me. i liked him. he was a great guy.

he was a democrat with a liberal bent. he became a great conservative in my opinion. >> and a great president. >> and a great leader. he had something very special. but if you think of it he was a little bit less conservative actually. >> when he was governor, sure. >> he had a great heart. i have a great heart. >> with trump becoming more entrenched as the front runner, even some of his biggest credits are giving thought to him potentially becoming the gop nominee. >> i would hold my nose and vote for him but we'd get killed. hillary clintonle wouldle beat him like a drum. 62% of people saidle they would not vote for donald trump under any circumstances. >> joining us with reaction from washington, david drucker from the washington examiner and with me in studio, real clear politics national political reporter kaitlyn burns. wemp talking before the show. he's defying political odds.

you say there is a time it could end. >> the laws of political gravity don't apply to donald trump. however, where his campaign will be tested is when it comes to the iowa caucus and natural primary. the iowa caucus takes a lot of campaign infrastructure and organization. that's when voters really have to be put to the test as well. there is really no consequence at this point of registering in the polls. we have seen him continue his support. supporters -- >> increasing his support. on the heels of some very controversial comments he's increasing in iowa and doing well in new hampshire. hang in there for a second. david, trump gets hammered in the media and his poll numbers rise. he says things people say he shouldn't say and his poll numbers go higher. congress has a 10% approval rating. it's not rocket science to say i'm not one of them so i have

85% of the rest of the audience to tap into. >> of course he won't be running against congress. even i could beat congress and i don't know what i'm doing. what trump has to do is put together -- if he wants to win this, he need as competent professional political organization. he has to learn issues and tril down on the issues. he has to learn to exploit his fame and notoriety in ways to expand the republican base and bring him voters that wouldn't look at republicans otherwise. if he did those things he would set himself up. >> david, he needs to learn how to expand the base? is he not doing that? correct me if i'm wrong -- >> no, no. eric, what he's doing is he has expanded his support among republicans. all of the at that tidata showse leading candidates for presidents among republicans he does the worst against hillary clinton. it's one of the reasons as we get into the campaign and further if he doesn't change

things up republicans when they start to think about electability, given the choices they have, whether it's ted cruz or jeb bush or ben carson, carly fiorina and 15 other candidates, they will pick somebody and it doesn't have to be him. >> can you touch on that for a second? look at the clear politics average. he's, what, four points above the next closest competitor? yet trump is toast. don voyage. that's it. he's finished. he's the energizer bunny. >> he's been able to say controversial things about every constituency possible. veterans, women, evangelicals, you name it. because there's been no consequence for him that's what fuels him and what fuels his supporters. they like that he's able to say these things without being driven out of the party. if these other candidates were talking the same way, using the same language and words they would be trifen out of politics for sure. what's important here though is

over the next several weeks keep an eye on other candidates. carly fiorina on the debate stage last week talked about how the political class failed you. she's tapping into the anxiety. john kasich mentioned that the republican electorate is frustrated with its own party. these are voters who are serious about the process. even if trump isn't. if they perceive him not to be they will choose another candidate. >> quick question before i move on. he invoked ronald reagan with sean hannity. we'll see that later tonight. not a bad idea. not a bad strategy. >> invoking reagan can't hurt. at a time when so many voters don't even remember when he was president and so many were too young to understand his presidency, number one i don't think it helps a republican to make a big deal out of reagan. as iconic and important of a president as he was. >> i think he was comparing ronald reagan who was not

necessarily always a republican. he went to the dark side for a while and came back. >> he was an fdr democrat. by 1964 he was supporting barry goldwater. more conservative than trump realizes. >> interesting name. back to you, kaitlyn. today we heard rick perry asked his staff that for the time being we are not going to pay you as a campaign. super pacs have to start paying you and they are okay with it. let me talk about trump. he's 9/11 going to have that problem. >> and what's interesting about trump being in the field and taking up a lot of oxygen from candidates, it's having an impact down the ballot. rick perry wu first to attack trump. thought he would get a lot of attention that way. he did. it wasn't translating in the polls. now the super pac is coming to take over. it's important because a lot of candidates will rely on super pacs to take them farther than they would have made it traditionally. remember, rick santorum and newt

gingrich had super pac money. they were able to last longer than originally thought. we'll see that magnified this cycle. >> david, donald trump, is he going to get sick of spending his own -- i'm not sure he spent that much money. without having to reach into his pocket. will he get tired of spending his own money? >> it fends on how committed he is to winning the nomination. the thing about wealthy people who earned a living is they don't waste money. if he's committed to this and not raising money and doing it on his own he has the deepest pockets out there and he can do it. there is something important to understand about trump. he has fame, name recognition. he has an ability. he has at least the opportunity to attract the kind of support other candidates can't if he uses it. >> i'm not sure. i'm not sure you will hear a husband saying, honey, i'm going to write donald trump a $500 check for the campaign.

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janine tereli. are new york and baltimore next? frankly every time there is a race issue, are we going to repeat these issues? these activists coming in and creating violence and disrupting the community? >> well, i don't think it is violence per se. there is a situation in ferguson where there are a lot of problems. black lives matter is a legitimate political group that will be a major player in democratic politics. if they are going to keep the obama -- >> on the plus side or negative? they 'tis rupted bernie sanders, stopped him in his tracks. he had to leave the stage because they disrupted that. >> eric, look -- >> one more issue. martin o'malley had to come out and apologize for saying all lives matter. >> bernie sanders's rally was upset and protested, but he appointed some individuals regarding the issue of race.

he has been pushing economic in equality. he was not addressing black lives. as a result of the protest, he definitely has tone an about face and addressed the issue of racial inequality in thisry. >> last night sheriff clark was on the show and said this is nothing more than a return to the scene of the crime where the big lie hands up don't shoot started. >> sure. that was a big lie. it was disputed by the at the present time of justice investigation and the forensic evidence. black lives don't matter is a disruptive group. one of the demands is to arrest darren wilson it shall. >> black lives matter. >> excuse me. black lives matter. they are ignoring the root causes of the problems in black communities. poor quality schools, high unemployment. individuals who are seeking income elsewhere because they can't get a job. low job creation. these are issues affecting these

communities. when you have this environment of course there will be more crime. we have 13% of black americans and they are creating almost half of the homicide rates in the country. >> go ahead. >> eric, it's disingenuous for my colleague to mention ferguson and not mention the situation in the university of cincinnati, the situation in north charleston, carolina, the freddie gray case. she can point to ferguson and argue that case. what about the shootings where the prosecutor has charged police officer. black lives matter and there are cases where police used excessive force. >> can i ask you this? >> please. >> is the phrase white lives matter offensive to you? >> it's not offensive to me. but it te flekts the issue. there are african-americans that are dying, being shot in the streets on a higher level, higher percentage level than whites. what this group is doing is

telling every democratic candidate you have to address the issue. my colleague has not made any reference to cincinnati that happened last week or the north charleston shooting in which an african-american man was shot eight times in the back. how about a comment about that s? >> we see on the democratic side hillary clinton wants to talk about everything except this. bernie sanders, his rally got stopped in its tracks by black lives matter. are the democrats going to be hurt by the black lives matter movement? >> to address leo's point what about the black on black high crime rate, murder rate in chicago and elsewhere in urban communities? to answer your question, eric, listen. this will harm the democratic party, the election. because listen these individuals are disruptors, not looking at the problems. the root problems happening in these communities which are really a result of failed progressive policies. they had their own agenda. again, what they are looking at,

the demands they are bringing to the table are not going to change the dynamics in the black community. >> i have to leave it there. go ahead, quick thought. last words. >> i bring up two points. one, black on black crime. you are ignoring the fact that government involvement with police and even rand paul, a republican, has traced the issue of black lives and the problems of the black community. >> we'll leave it there. thank you very much. up next, illegal immigration, a white hot issue on the campaign trail. which candidate has the best plan to solve the crisis? that debate when we return.

tonight solving the illegal immigration crisis.

do any of the candidates have the right plan to deal with it? ann coulter pulled no punches on the factor last night. >> how many different ways can voters say, "stop immigration"? they have done it for 30 years. that's what the 2014 election was about. and asked for, you know, conservatives coming to washington and then selling out the base. rand paul did. he was totally for marco rubio's amnesty. it wasn't until his constituents ganged up on him and yelled at him that he with drew but he said he supports it. he refers to illegal aliens as undocumented citizens. if they want to under mine trump take his issue. please, take it republicans. they won't. >> joining us, syndicated columnist ruben navieti and monica crowley. >> your thoughts on ann coulter saying whether you love trump or

not take the issue which has given him so much light of today and own it themselves. can they? >> good to be with you. first ann coulter is a disaster on immigration, the wost thing to happen to the debate in a long time. >> from her own words. she says the voters say to stop immigration. i thought we were talking about illegal immigration. everybody says they have no trouble with legal immigrants. ann coulter wants to keep out legal and illegal immigrants. >> she's not here but i think she was talking about illegal imgrants. >> what did she say? stop immigration. she didn't put a modifier before that. did you read her book? >> stick with illegal imfwrags. this is the donald trump issue. he said build the wall, get mexico to pay. your thoughts on someone else taking the idea? >> i like what donald trump is saying about the wall. he said clearly he wants to build a wall and wants to put a door in the middle of the wall so people can come through

legally. what he's saying is important. donald trump is against illegal immigration. he wants to increase legal immigration. that's where the debate should be. >> monica, your thoughts on who has it that can take it up. i don't know why we are talking about if donald trump falters, but who else has a good immigration policy and who has a bad one? >> because the imfwramigration crisis is out of control and i want to blame both sides. we have had members of both parties let this get out of control, let the border be wide open for different reasons. republicans want the cheap labor. democrats want to build a permanent voting majority. there should be a moratorium on all immigration -- legal and illegal -- until we can get a handle on the situation. number two, you asked about specifics. i agree with ruben and donald trump. first in terms of enforcing the border which is the key is to build the wall. it's the only way to stop the incoming flow and get a grip on the problem. you have people like ted cruz

who put out a very substantial approach here. he's had numerous proposals over the years. last year he proposed legislation to stop obama's illegal amnesty. the house put up mirrored proposals tonight. the senate democrats killed it. he's out there talking about border security. he's talking about what ruben talked about in terms of legal immigration -- hold on. highly skilled visas. >> i want to get to all sides. the real issue will be front and center on the campaign, who has the policy that works with the 12 or 15, however million many illegals here now. jeb bush says they would love to bring them over. there should be a pass to amnesty for all illegals here currently, right? >> i don't say that. i have never said that. here's my point of view. i am the grandson of an imgrant that came here 30 years ago legally. i don't support amnesty. i support what john kasich

supports. >> kasich is looking for a path to legal citizenship. >> no. not. it's not true. john kasich said over the weekend and we have to follow the nuance. not a path to citizenship but legal status. no citizenship. they don't come citizens. they become legal residence tents. they can stay here legally. they have a work permit. >> he said the 12 million illegals may not vote any time soon but they are not going to get deported. monica, can you comment? >> before you get to that point you have to get a handle on how many are here and who they are. we have thrown around the number of 10 million, 12 million. we have no idea. could be 15 million or 3 million. based on the number your policy prescriptions would be different. i think the first thing to do is enforce the border and shut it down. >> if it's 12, monica. >> then you have to try to get information, who they are and where they are and then you might be able to have the conversation.

you can't do it until you know who they are and where and how many. >> you don't put 12 million at the back of the line? >> of course. that's what you have to. maybe it's 40 million, eric. you have to handle that first. >> thank you very much. plenty more ahead as "the factor" moves along. bernie sanders drawing massive crowds. should hillary worry? and is it legal team on outrageous revelations in california after a 64-year-old woman is raped and murdered by an illegal immigrant. stay tuned for those reports.

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100,000 people over the last three or four rallies. those are bigger numbers than anyone on either side. >> it's terrific. hillary will win the nomination. bernie sanders isn't winning. what it shows is the democratic party, progressives very much love an under dog. bernie is the under dog though he's 73. comes across as a new guy to this. hillary should have a little bit of a battle. there will be six debates going on here. hillary is obviously in no danger. >> she's not worried. >> no. no reason for her to worry about it. >> okay. i think the biggest number she had was 5500. >> here's the thing. you are only inevitable until you're not. there is a reason she spent $2 million in ad buys in iowa and

new hampshire. she's lose ground with african-americans, white woman independents. the jomplt of americans don't -- majority of americans don't trust her and the fbi launched a criminal probe into her e-mail server. >> i'm trying to figure out why she started attacking marco rubio's issue trying to reignite based on his answers at the debate. >> one is the answer was ridiculous. hillery is beating every republican candidate in the polls. >> not true at all. >> it is true. >> it's not true. it's simply not true. >> she's ahead of bernie sanders and beating all the republicans, number one. hillary is right. marco rubio came out as a top tier candidate with an extreme statement saying for women, they can never have an abortion even if they are raped or a victim of

incest. marco rubio will decide they cannot have an abortion. women will not get to decide that. that's up to marco rubio. wait. marco rubio is a top tier candidate. that is a very extreme position. why shouldn't hillary mention it? there are 17 republican candidates attacking hillary all the time. doesn't she get to respond? >> the timing of her response. now bernie sanders puts up 100,000 people to three or four of his events and she sparks up the identity politics thing she loves to do. >> what we are talking about here, eric, too is a canada at that time who takes her marching orders from planned parenthood. hillary clinton's view on aboorgs is out of touch with the americans who don't support late term abortion. matthew's point to republicans beating hillary clinton if you look at the latest quinnipiac

polls in iowa, colorado and virginia, three of the republican candidates are beating hillary clinton in the polls. the biggest problem hillary clinton will face is the reason we are seeing her take out the old played out war on women play book is voters don't think she cares. going back to the polls on the question does this candidate care about me, the majority of voters in the state say she doesn't. if you compound that with the trust factor as well she has an uphill battle. >> you have to understand. lisa points out something important. hillary clinton came out against planned parenthood first. then changed her tune and said i'm changing my mind. planned parenthood should not be defunded. a way to deflect that flip-flop is, hey, don't look at me. look what marco rubio said. >> hillary is for funding for planned parenthood as is most of america. >> she wasn't -- >> after the videos came out she

pushed back on them completely. she flipped on it. go take a look. >> that's not true. she never said she was for defunding planned parenthood. >> she said she was very much against what planned parenthood was doing and was against planned parenthood and made innuendo -- >> she didn't say she was against planned parenthood. >> do me a favor. go back and look. it was three weeks ago when the first video came out. >> she is going back and forth on the issue. >> you provide me a quote that says that. >> hillary clinton -- actually -- >> for women -- >> last thought, lisa. >> hillary clinton's viewpoint is out of touch and extreme with the majority of americans. >> no, it isn't. >> the majority of americans don't support late-term abortion. yes, it is, matthew. >> we have to leave it there. >> name two states where they are beating hillary. >> three critical states. do you're welcome homework. >> hillary clinton called the videos disturbing.

for me, a presidential candidate saying a video is disturbing -- >> that doesn't mean not funding. >> thank you. when we come back, the california police chief slams sanctuary city policies blaming them for the horrific rape and murder of a 64-year-old woman by an illegal imgranmigrantimmigra. our team has the revelations coming up.

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legislature. i'm not remiss to say from washington, d.c. to sacramento there is a bloodle trail into the bedroom of marilyn pharis. >> joining me now kimberly gilfoyle and lisa. another instance. >> another one. >> let us know when you wille let someone who is at least arrested when they will let them go and they didn't. >> he was arrested six or more times. he was never in charge and found fwil ti guilty of a felony. i.c.e. won't deport them until they are committed of a felony. you can see how it goes here. the law in california says if you are arrested for a nonviolentle or a drug crime which they deem to be nonviolent which is another story, that should be pled down to a misdemeanor. they never get to i.c.e. it is a run around that's crazy. >> what's going on in cali? >> essentially we are saying

this has become a sanctuary state. it's not even specific as to tichbt cities. santa maria isn't a sanctuary city but the policies and they are not in accordance with what the federal law dictates. >> you have to commit a violent crime. >> right. >> and be on victoriaed. >> of a felony in order for i.c.e. to be notified. >> absolutely. she pointed out one of the prop positions and bill 109 was signalled out as an effort to comply with the supreme court's mandate for violent offenders. >> this is not on i.c.e. >> it really isn't. i understand what the locals are saying. we had no -- there are no other recourse. >> they had an obligation for public safety to protect people. this is an epic fail. >> another one where an illegal immigrant kills someone. what went wrong? let's move on to the second story. yes means yes.

k.g., tell me doesn't yes mean yes and no means no? >> this is a policy under fire from judges. you have new york and a california where it's been adopted, this legality standard which says, say for example two people are out. the girl they have sexual relations. the boy has the obligation to prove consent even if both of them are inebriated and unable to remember. >> how do you prove it? videotape it? hey, can i have sex with you? >> you are making somebody prove their innocence which flies in the case of the constitution, beyond a reasonable doubt and deprives them of due process. >> guilty until proven innocent. >> exactly. and due process. they don't get to speak to their alleged victims, go to court or anything. courts in three states, california, texas and virginia say, no, this is a violation of due process. we are throwing the convictions out. these are public campuses usually, out. the idea behind yes means yes was a good one.

campus rapes are up in this country. up 52% from 2011. >> tell me what the difference between yes means yes and no means no is. >> it's confusing the whole thing. >> let's videotape. i like you, you like me. let's videotape consent. >> are we getting to a point where two people are out and things are starting to progress and they have to text each oh so they have proof that it's all good. >> almost seems that way. >> if you are a young man and somebody accuses you of something which is often the case. >> that's just it. you are putting it on the guy who 99% of the time the guy has to say, is this good? are you good with this? >> this is on the books, too, in new york as well. you have three states that have challenged it already. >> it goes out the window. i need proof. sign on the dotted line. >> bring your lawyer. >> bring a notary.

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in the second impact segment tonight the growing backlash against the iran nuclear deal under mounting pressure

president obama is launching a fresh campaign to attack its opponents and shore up support. >> when israel is opposed to something a lot of democrats and republicans pay attention. the difference though is that most of the democratic senators have taken the time to read the bill and listen to the arguments. a sizable proportion of the republicans were opposed before the ink was dry on the deal, before it was posted. that have gives you some sense of the degree to which this is driven bi-partisan politics or ideology as opposed to analysis. >> join us now to analyze from los angeles, rick grinell, former adviser to four u.s. ambassadors to the u.n. and from washington former adviser to hillary clinton's 2008 presidential campaign richard goodson. i look at the sound bite and i think of last week or the week before when president obama compared the gop to a crazy

radical mola, saying that and then saying the republicans didn't read that ledgele insulation. they were against it before it started. do you think the republicans hadn't read the read >> well, i saw some of the presidential candidates on fox news the morning that the deal was announced and they clearly hadn't read it because it wasn't posted saying how horrible it was. this is a factual matter. jeb bush said this is appeasement. that is exactly what people said about ronald reagan talking about gorbachev before he entered into nuclear arms talks. we have seen this before and the fact that chuck schumer has come out against this is actually a good sign for the president because i don't think schumer would have done it. >> i think schumer did it because he knew it wasn't going to bring the deal down. he may have spent all political capital doing it however it is

probably -- you are not going to get enough votes for a veto. how bad is the deal when the deal means its own twitter account? >> the state department set up its own twitter account for the iran deal. let's go back to what the president just said. the president was so offensive to israel in that statement because what he is really saying is israel doesn't read the bills. they just come up with their own statements but if you actually look at the facts, israel and republicans and democrats you would see something different. this is a no spin zone. let me correct richard on one thing. if you watch this iran diplomacy every part of this has been leaked. what we needed to see when the deal was announced was one thing. was there any time anywhere inspections? that was a quick glance. it was not in there because we had watched this diplomatic maneuvering come from the beginning and that is all it takes. if you go back to the original

iaea questions, over 100 questions have been unanswered. secretary kerry promised the questions would be answered. we still have lingering questions about a whole bunch of other sites. we do not have access to those sites and yet we are giving the money back and we are admitting that the money is going to go to terrorism. >> that is the biggest problem with this deal. forget if you like or hate the deal, if anyone should have the most qualified say on the deal on the democrat side it would be chuck schumer who is jewish himself and votes against them. why won't more take his lead and say he is probably right. >> so chuck schumer said this is going to be a vote of conscience. he was responding to constituents. he has the same as christian

jill bra gilibrand who announced she will vote for it. >> that is why i say he is more qualified to have that opinion that it is dangerous to the state of israel. >> eric, boxer, feinstein, the list of jewish senators in favor of this thing believe me will dwarf, all due respect. >> maybe they voted along a democratic ideology instead. >> the fact of the matter is here is what they are saying. they are saying you have a choice between this deal and no deal. the reason you have the only choice of no deal -- >> that's not true at all. >> one second, rick. i'm not saying it is war, but the reason you have no deal is because what the congress is going to vote on is to strip the president the ability to lift sanctions. once that is done he has to go to the negotiating table with an -- >> i want one final thought before we go. >> u.s. sanctions are irrelevant

here. it is global sanctions. president obama has released the global sanctions. we need to have a serious anytime anywhere inspections. these questions on iran have been lingering since 2006. in 2006 we didn't get the answers which is why we put sanctions on iran. we still don't have the answers but president obama has brought the sanctions and admitted the money, some of the money we are giving back is going to go to terrorism. wake up. >> got what they want. no sanctions. they got the deal. >> we are done spinning. thank you very much. on deck, political correctness reaches new heights with california governor jerry brown banning one specific word about immigrants and it is probably not the one you think it is. stay tuned. bring us those who want to feel well rested. aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid... plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. be a morning person again with aleve pm.

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signed a new law that bans the word alien from the state's labor laws. its supporters claim the word is a dispargeing word. joining me now from san diego immigration advocate, the word alien has been banned by jerry brown, taken out of the books. you okay with that? >> absolutely. it is about time. hate words lead to hate actions. we have to remember some of the words that have been in the books in the past. three-fifths of a human being. in certain legislation they had the word wop, without papers. this has been a series of words. >> alien would fall into that category? if i don't understand someone saying something i can say that is alien to me and i don't think that is offensive. >> right. that is in a different context. when you talk about a person

being alien or illegal there is no such thing as an illegal human being or an alien. you think of somebody from another planet. hate words lead to hate actions. it is good to tone down the rhetoric. it is a person without papers, an documented person. >> i have come under scrutiny for calling people here illegals. you don't like that one either. >> there is no such thing as illegal human being. >> if somebody is convicted of a felony is it offensive to call that person a convict? >> that's a whole different concept. >> why? >> you are familiar with this, guess who is coming to dinner. you used to say those things. that is very offensive. hate words lead to hate actions. >> that's not actually a fair commentary.

>> it's a fact. >> i know where you are going with it. illegal is offensive even though it describes what is going on. help me out. why is that offensive? >> it is not offensive to describe what is going on, but when you use it to apply to a person. you call a person illegal. >> is a drunken driver a bad thing to call someone who is over the legal limit? it is offensive, but he is a drunken driver. >> that is correct. it's a driver that is drunk. but somebody that has crossed the border because he wants to put food on his table is an undocumented person. most of these people have no legal way of coming into the country. that is why we need humane immigration policies. it doesn't help when you have offensive terminology why california is taking the lead on the issues. >> thank you very much. that is it for us tonight. thank you for watching. i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. the spin stops here because we are looking out for you.

breaking tonight big news in the hillary clinton e-mail scandal with reports that the classified information previously found on her server was actually far more sensitive than we knew, in fact, it was top secret information that never should have been left vulnerable or insecure. this as we learn that the justice department is seizing custody of the server that mrs. clinton vowed she would never turn over. welcome to "the kelly file" i'm megyn kelly. the news is just breaking on this. it began just hours ago when we received reports that an inspector general for the intelligence community has