you never miss an episode. we miss you when you're not here. hopefully, we'll see you back here tomorrow night. the o'reilly factor is on, tonight. >> i guarantee you that if you were president, this deal wouldn't be made, a deal would be made that's 1100 times better. >> donald trump returns to the factor. and tonight we will ask him about a variety of subjects, including the gay marriage controversy in kentucky and black lives matter. >> i declare i am all in, i will stand with any man that worships the god of abraham, isaac and jacob. >> glenn beck who has not been a fan of mr. trump will appear with him tomorrow at a rally around the iran nuke deal. mr. beck will be here tonight. also ahead, charles krauthammer on a new report that leaves no doubt hillary clinton did have classified information on her private

server. 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. no talking points memo because we have a very busy program. glenn beck will be protesting the iran nuke dual he will be here. charles krauthammer on new information that hillary clinton did indeed have classified information on her private server. first the lead story tonight. donald trump. as you may know he continues to lead the g.o.p. presidential field by a significant margin in all the national polls. causing consternation among some republicans. mr. trump will be protesting against the iran nuke deal tomorrow in washington and joins us now from his headquarters here in new york city. we'll get to the nuke deal in a moment. but, first, he i want to know what you think about this migrant crisis in europe.

800,000 it looked bike will have to be settled in germany alone. what do you think started that? >> well, it's a serious problem. we haven't seen anything like it since the second world war and it's getting worse and worse. i was impressed in one way but surprised that merkel in germany allowed this to happen because they are really flowing through all over europe. if you notice, russia is not taking and china is not taking and the gulf states, whether you look at saudi arabia or qatar, they are taking none. but some of them are. and some of them are actually being very generous. just really i wonder, you know, where all these people are coming from, exactly. and what are they representing because do you have people from isis in that group? you know, there is a lot of security risks with it. but, something happens to be done. it's unbelievable humanitarian problem. >> israel is not taking any. britain is taking a few. maybe 5,000. you know thousands will come

to the united states of migrants. now, do you object to migrants getting out of the middle east and north africa? do you object to them coming to the u.s.a.? >> >> i hate the concept of it it but on a humanitarian basis of what's happening, you have to. this was started by president obama when he didn't go in and do the job when he should have. when he drew the line in the sand which turned out to be a very artificial line. but, you know, it's living in hell in syria, there is no question about it. they are living in hell. >> so you would have intervened. >> something has to be done. >> if you were president, you would have intervened in syria, you would have removed assad as the president of that country? >> well, you know, obama said he was going to do that and the problem you have is that russia is on his side. iran is on his side and lots of other things can happen. >> what would you have done? after the gas -- >> -- the amazing thing, after the gas, something should have happened. >> what? what would you have done?

in hindsight? >> probably, probably in retrospect, they should have gone in and they had should have done something with assad. assad is not our biggest problem because assad and isis is actually fighting. so now what we are doing is we are fighting isis >> we're fighting isis, and isis wants to fight assad. we're stopping. assad has to say these people are the nicest on earth. but assad has the benefit of russia and iran, protecting him. >> now that these migrants are going to europe and being accepted, millions more can come. i think that catastrophe is going to play out. >> europe is becoming a much different place. >> sure. >> i was in paris. paris doesn't look like paris anymore. you look at the major stories in europe and before this, it's a much different place.

and on a humanitarian basis, something does have to be done. >> back in the united states, kim davis released she won't give up gay marriage licenses. what is your advice? should she have issued the license? >> well, she was released. that is good and too bad she had to be put in jail. and i'm a very, very strong believer in christianity and religion, but i will say that this was not the right job for her. because we had a ruling from the supreme court and we are a country of laws. you have to do what the supreme court, whether you like the decision or not, and it was a 5-4 decision. whether you like the decision or not, you have to go along with the supreme court. >> so you have issues of license for take what comes. black lives matter, where do you think black lives matter is at? >> i think it's very simple. i think all lives matter. >> what does that group want? >> i think they're trouble. i think they're looking for

trouble. i looked at a couple people interviewed from the group. i saw them with hate coming down the street last week, talking about cops and police and what should be done to them. that is not good. and i think it is a disgrace they're getting away witness. i think it's disgraceful the way they're being catered to by the democrats. the fact is that all lives matter, including black, white, and everybody else. we have democrats that are afraid to say that. they're apologizing because they're saying white lives matter. and these people shouldn't run for office in my opinion. >> it's not just democrats. let's roll tape. i want to you react to this. go. >> black lives matter is a way of capturing the essence of the problem we have where blacks have been killed by police officers in a way that doesn't

seem appropriate. so i don't mind the slogan. i don't mind the movement because it draws attention to the problem. >> so general powell, republican supporting black lives matter. you say? >> he's wrong. he's totally wrong. it's all lives matter. that should be the theme of the country, frankly. one of our themes. all lives matter. so he is catering to somebody. i looked at the head of black lives matter being interviewed and i said to myself give me a break. all lives matter. >> if all lives matter, then, why do you support planned parenthood and not cutting off the funding since they're the top abortion provider and now, we know, engaged in selling parts of dead babies. and you don't want to cutoff their funding. so -- >> i'm not supporting planned parenthood. someone said i'm -- i'm not. >> would you cutoff planned

parenthood? >> yes. i would. >> that was the report. >> then you have bad researchers. >> we'll take care of the people who did that. go ahead, just state it. >> people think it's an abortion clinic. i'm opposed to. that i won't do any funding as long as they're performing abortions. so i would be opposed to funding. >> okay. tomorrow, are you going to go down to washington, d.c. and be in this antinuclear iranian rally. 41 democrat senators say they will support the treaty. therefore, it will go into affect. the deal will be made. so why are you going out of washington if it's a conflict? >> well, it's a protest. and it's one of the most

incompetent contracts. forget about deals from any standpoint. looking at real estate, or war, we could have had a much better deal, a stronger deal. we should have doubled up the sanctions and negotiated for strength. we're getting nothing from this deal. you look at certain countries opposed to it. now, all of a sudden, saudi arabia came back. what are they get something do you know what we're giving them in terms of weapons and money? it's absolutely -- >> it's a -- >> it's an embarrassment to the country. look, it's very important. our prisoners should have been released before we started talking to these people. >> that is right. all of our allies who didn't step up in syria didn't want to do anything there. now, they're getting what they deserve because they're too afraid to do anything. they were -- they're in favor of

the iran nuke deal. you're talking germany, britain, and france, yeah, yeah. yeah. yeah. your strategy seems to me is go it alone. you won't be able to rally anyone against iran in this situation. am i wrong? >> well, look. you could have -- if we had the right leader, those countries -- and russia going to make a fortune. they're making a lot of deals to send massive missiles all over iran. we get nothing out of this deal. they're going to spend $150 billion like a payment to make a deal that is bad. they're going to spend $150 on terror all over the middle east, probably all over the world. this deal is incomprehensible. it should have never been made. now, the problem is you'll never put that good together in terms of sanctions. >> that is right. >> it's a big problem. >> so you're going to protest tomorrow and just let everybody

know how you feel, right? >> if i win, i will tell you something. a lot of different things will be happening in this country. you won't see deals like that. even that deal, i'll make it much, much better. i will renegotiate that deal and make it. that is what i do in life. i will make that deal much better for this country. that deal is a disgrace and should never have been allowed and how obama got away with it is beyond anyone's compensation. >> donald, thank you. >> next on the run down, a sheriff in san francisco refuses to obey immigration law. why are they arresting a lady in kentucky? is it legal? then, later glenn beck on immunity and charles krauthammer on more problems for hillary clinton. up ahead. i was out for a bike ride. i didn't think i'd have a heart attack.

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is it legal segment nopght. the concept of justice for all is collapsing. 49-year-old kim davis, county clerk in kentucky ordered to jail last thursday for refusing to issue a marriage license to same sex couples. miss davis cited religious beliefs she was finally ordered to be released this afternoon. in san francisco sheriff ross is refusing to enforce immigration law. yet, he has not been arrested. even after the murder of 32-year-old kate steinle by a criminal alien that he released. with us now attorneys and fox news analysts kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl. >> i said last week miss davis has to obey the law. she is elected official has to he obey it. were the sheriff is not obeying it explain it. >> friends of the united states where monday dana and arizona two sheriffs there said hey, you guys are making us implement the brady law? the handgun law? we don't want to do that you can't force us to do that. they went all to the supreme court. scalia wrote the majority

decision saying they are right. the sheriffs are right. you feds cannot enforce the states to enforce those gun laws. >> okay. so it was a 5 to 4 decision. >> he yes. >> and the brady law was some restrictions on the purchases of guns. the sheriff in montana sheriff in arizonaside we don't like that law. we are not going to enforce it scalia and the conservative justices said you don't have to enforce it now it's coming back to bite them on the butt. >> they are saying federal government cannot compel states to compel federal program. look at the case here refusing ms. davis to issue the same sex licenses that is individual, constitutionally protected right that. >> so it's a personal right. >> correct. >> versus a regular. >> hab to bring the case. >> wait, wait, wait. hold on, somebody has got to do what? >> i think someone has to

bring a case then in order to find the must compel the states to follow the law. right now there is no individual you know suing the sheriff. >> correct. >> and the city, the stinel family could expand that lawsuit against whom? >> pose the question should the san francisco local authorities be compelled to follow federal regulatory law. >> so route now. >> immigration and enforcement. >> in other words, there was a lawsuit brought in kentucky when this woman did this, right? there was a plaintiff there. >> it's a rights -- it's an individual rights thing. >> correct. >> you,buy, in this case what we have right now in this country, if a local sheriff doesn't want to enforce a national law,. >> yep. >> they don't have to. >> they don't have to. >> that's insane. >> the law ruling is you may not compel. so the state and local ordinances have the ability and the right to be able to enforce the laws as they see fit and to adhere to them or not. >> that's insane. because you could go gets

into espionage and whole bunch of things. bowe bergdahl coming up in october o. the prostitution wants a new charge which is guilfoyle. >> misbehavior before the enemy by endanger jr.ing the safety of a commands unit or place. now, this is a law that's been on the books for a long time. it was used quiet frequently during world war ii. it has been used sparingly in years since. combat and more troops committed. ground forces that you see a few more times it's popping up. it does carry a life top. he could be if convicted held life without possibility of parole. >> has to deal with being a coward is what it comes down to. >> if you leave your crew on the battlefield. >> endanger them. >> edge danger them. >> by your coward dis. >> then it's misbehavior on what. >> misbehavior by -- >> you allegedly he did because members of husband unit in afghanistan -- his

unit in afghanistan were killed looking for him. >> this could carry a life term? >> yes. that's why the prosecutors. >> desertion. >> desertion only carries five years. >> he is in more trouble today than it was just desertion, right? >> this is a much stronger more compelling charge. appropriate based on the facts we know. >> that will delay the trial even further though because the prosecution just lodged this charge. >> september 17th, the defense has asked for so many extensions by now. the evidence isn't going to change any. >> we appreciate it as always thank you. directly ahead, glenn beck, he is angry about the iranian nuke deal and the lack of iranian coverage for his unity rally in alabama. beck is next. if you're suffering from constipation or irregularity, powders may take days to work. for gentle overnight relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets. ducolax provides gentle overnight relief, unlike miralax

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personal story segment tonight. glenn beck tomorrow he will join with senator ted cruz and donald trump at the anti-iran nuke rally in washington. and beck joins us now from dallas. so,. >> mr. o'reilly. >> that's who i am. don't forget me. i you know are very big these days. never forget. humble roots. >> you are not a big fan of trump. >> no. >> he is going to be at that rally. do you foresee any problems? >> not with me. i will stand with any man who stands on the right side with this issue. you stand with israel, i'm with you. >> what is it about trump's candidacy that has you -- >> -- he is a progressive, bill. he is a clear long history of progressive tactics. i you mean, his answer on the border was the reason why we are having these problems is because the people in washington, d.c. are stupid. that's pretty much his

answer on everything. implying that if we just have smarter people in washington, d.c. we can run the government better. >> yeah, but there is no doubt that trump wants to put a border up up. he wants to deport people. so he is not a progressive on that issue, beck. come on. >> yeah, he is he wants to do it through bigger government. >> you are going to need a lot of buses to deport 12 million people. the government is the only one who has them. look, what you are doing is going back in time to when trump didn't care about now he has reshaped his message that. >> hurts him each more in my book. i want a man who lives by his principles. i have ha time with my fledgely network to make deals and do things for people and have them do things for me. i don't do it because it's wrong. >> you have changed your opinion on some things. >> no, no. it's not about changing your opinion. it's about how he views the role of the government. i would like to hear undepth conversation donald trump on

the constitution. won't come on my show at this point. i would like it talk to him to come on my show tomorrow and convince him it would be a good thing to come on my show. >> august 28th, you were down in alabama with a big unity rally, okay? >> yes. >> let's give this clip here. >> we must all stand together come together. we are either all in this movement or we are out of this movement. you can't pick and choose every day. >> so you had, what, 20, 25,000 people down there? >> yeah. >> nobody covered it. >> the city said that it was the largest march since martin luther king marched the streets in 1963. it was a really powerful thick. the media didn't cover it the media is out of touch anyway. >> why didn't the media cover it? it looks like you wanted to do some good here. you are trying to get all americans to join together to improve the country. i think that's what the message was. >> i have no -- i am not

guessing why the media, i will tell you the same weekend they covered the 350 people that said black lives matter when we had 25,000 people saying all lives matter. one was peaceful. one was violent. you have decide why they covered what they covered. it doesn't matter. tomorrow when we are in washington talking about israel deal when you was on fox that last year. i made a very big point to have this chalkboard up every single day. said a caliphate will be established. it will spread across the middle east. it will then destabilize europe and the western world. that we're now seeing that destabilization with all of these people that are going and trying to flee the middle east and flee the caliphate. it's destabilizing everything. now we have our leaders this week debating, debating whether they should continue to fund planned parenthood

anymore. we have people in both political parties that will talk to black lives matter people and the democrats are embracing them many times. that's death in both of those things. we now have iranians, we are making a deal with iranians. that's choosing death. life of israel or death. >> it's a fate of come plea that this deal is going to get approved. >> wait, let me pose the question, beck. democratic parties rallying around president obama. only three democratic senators dissent. he has enough to filibuster it. can't get it to a vote in the senate. it goes through. so, what are you trying to accomplish tomorrow at this rally if it's going to go through. >> i'm going to try to do something that i don't think anybody else is doing. in fact, i talked to a speech writer of one of the major candidates today and i shared with him my speech. i said is anybody else going to be doing anything like this and he said no, knock

like this. it is time, bill, to be very, very clear on where we are. when you look at all of the things we are choosing death every point. do you know what they're learning in the torah portions that are being shared this week in all over the world in synagogues? it is the story of moses saying choose, choose carefully life or death because if you choose the lord will wipe you off your land. that's what everybody -- >> that is your message that the whole world is going to hell tomorrow? that's the message that you are going to get out there? >> no. my message is and it's historically fact based tomorrow -- i invite you to watch it. but my message tomorrow is we are at a point of choosing. we are taya fork in the road. and this is america's point of choosing. historians will look back to this time. >> it's already been chosen. they are going to go through with the historian deal. >> they do not speak for me.

>> all right. so you are standing up. you are letting everybody know what glenn beck thinks. you have always done that and we admire that. >> it's nothing what i you feel, bill. it's what all of us need to do in our own realm. we have to stand up and let god hear us speak. >> glenn beck, everybody, as always, thank you. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. two more federal investigators say hillary clinton did indeed have classified information on a private server. will she be indicted? charles krauthammer on that. but next, is there a war on police in america? >> star, stripes. >> we will deal with that threat and we hope you stay tuned to those reports.

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in the impact segment tonight, is there a war on police in america? new rasmussen poll asks that exact question. 58% say yes there is a war on plus. 27% disagree. 15% undecided. now, on sunday, police in aurora, colorado, suburb of denver, received this 911 call.

with us now former police commissioner of new york city ray kelly. new book out today. first of all, do you think that there is war on general on cops? are they in more danger today than they were a year ago. >> could very well be. probably don't have enough information. we have seen recently disturbing patterns or the event that happened in houston. we saw illinois and, call in aurora, there is another one in las vegas. calls like this are not that unusual for the police. acting out, of course, firing shots changes the equation tremendously. >> a few minutes ago we played a sound bite by general powell who said i don't have any problem with black lives matter. as you know black lives matter have openly called for harm to be brought to the police.

now, they say they were joking, nobody believes that. this is a militant group. these people, black lives matter, do they have an influence at all? >> certainly very, very possible. and, of course you have to say the natural follow up to that is all lives matter. but this is what apparently gets them upset. and rhetoric, i think, can very well play a role. we know that the assassination of two new york city police officers in december was a direct result of this kind of rhetoric. this kind of talk in the aftermath. >> cited on his website the guy who murdered the two police officers. >> exactly, yeah. >> now, when you were police commissioner here, you had stop and frisk. and primarily in the poor neighborhoods where there was a lot of violence. that dropped murder rates in those neighborhoods. since the liberal mayor bill de blasio has taken over and bill bratton not a liberal is a police commissioner, they have stopped the stop and frisk programs in east new york, bush wick, the bronx, places where it's

violent and the murder rates in those neighborhoods have gone up. are you say saying that de blasio is directly responsible for that? >> no. i'm saying that the reduction in stop and frisk. they haven't totally eliminated reduction certainly plays a role. >> if you are a young person who has a gun, and has a tendency to carry a gun and know you are not going to be patted down chances are you are going to carry that gun. >> you said in an interview that this stop and frisk ar so avoidance is going to get people killed. >> i you if you rememberly believe that. >> then de blasio is responsible for getting people killed. >> i say in the book that lives will be lost as a result of this. >> he is pushing it. when bloomberg was mayor and giuliani was mayor they would let do you it? >> absolutely. the tone comes from the top. the feeling, as far as security is concerned, comes from the mayor.

in any city it certainly comes that way. >> you are not going to say it, but, by your own words, de blasio is getting people killed. now, you live in the city. >> i do. >> have you seen a rise in bums and homelessness and quality of life crimes. >> no question about it. >> whose fault is that? >> it didn't exist in the bloomberg administration or. >> you were police commissioner. >> that's true. >> whose fault is it now? >> you have to look at the mayor. >> so it's its fault -- it's his fault again. >> it looks that way to me. >> stop and frisk. there is bums all over the place urinating in the streets. he is sitting there doing i'm doing a great job in the city. >> he thinks he is. there is a perception now in the city that things are drifting. that it is less safe. that things are somewhat out of control. you hear that everywhere you go. >> but people voted for him i mean, don't we get what we deserve? >> in a way, yes. they do. i you think it was sort of a

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♪ bill o'reilly in the unresolved problem segment tonight, second review of hillary clinton's released email shows she did, indeed, have classified information on her private server. the special review by the cia and another intelligence agency has come to that conclusion. joining us now from washington, charles krauthammer. so, on a previous factor, you said cold at a in -- day in hell before she will be indicted. i'm telling you i'm seeing this get really really close now. cia, other analysts. no question she had classified info. if she did, they have to

move against her had, do they not? >> cold day in hell, you know. i may become a climate change believer after all. >> ha ha. >> no, i do think it is still less than 50/50 that they will go after her. they will indict her the way they went after general petraeus. but, it's getting harder and harder is it will be a huge development especially for the people in the fbi and career not political appointees. >> you can't do it charles, you can't have the head of the fbi, loretta lynch the attorney general with all of this evidence, they are going to have to explain themselves, are they not? >> when was the last time the leading candidate for president of one party was indicted by the incumbent administration? >> she can't get the nomination if she is indicted. >> exactly. it's never happened. this is not -- this is not a slam dunk. the evidence is accumulating. and the other thing is the

perception in the american people has become very, very firm. this is not, as she claims a political vendetta. this is not politics. people understand she lied. she tried to cover up. she did this for secrecy and to keep it out of the eyes of the american people and congressional oversight. that is a really hard place to be. and now, so i think the odds, they are reasonable, i still think they will probably find a way to let it go, phone or whatever. she is in jeopardy. >> so then you have joe biden in labor day, i think he was in pittsburgh, saying he is really mad that the working class is getting hosed. and i'm saying who is the vice president last seven years? >> really mad all that time or did you just get mad yesterday? but, i think now biden is going to get in. do you think he is going to get in? >> yes. i do think he is going to get in. i have been saying that for

a couple of months. i you think what he is trying to do obviously with the meeting in warren with some of the donors. he is trying to line up to see whether he has got what he needs. but i think if i were him, what i would do is do what reagan did in 76 when he ran against ford for the nomination and two weeks before the convention he announced that he would take richard schweikart, a liberal, let's call him a moderate republican senator as his running mate, in advance, this is pretty rare, as a way to balance his ticket to get him over the top. it didn't work. but you think what biden should do, what i would do if i were him, i would announce in advance, if she would accept it, that elizabeth warren would be my running mate. think of, this everybody assumes if biden joins the campaign he is going to immediately inherit all the sanders support and go live on a desert island somewhere. in 1968, that's what happened, bobby kennedy came. in he took over all the

support of gene mccarthy. but joe biden is no bobby kennedy. there is not a gimme that he will get the liberal constituency. warren brings him the left liberal constituency. >> yes. but i don't know that she, herself, is going to go up against her sister, hillary clinton. now, 45 seconds. >> but that's the wild card. if she does, i think that's a very strong ticket and they beat clinton in the primary race. >> we are going to hold charles over because i want to talk to him about a couple of other matters. in 45 s >> it's now definite that the iran nuke deal will go through. the democratic party rallied around president obama once again. you say? >> this is an historic disaster for the united states. for our allies in the middle east. for europe and for israel. we will suffer with this for two or three decades. and it will be unfortunately

obama himself said it will have my name on it. well, it's also going to have the name of the democratic party. they are going to own this and they will regret it. >> campaign issue? >> yes, but i'm not sure it's going to be the most important one. >> not going to be big. okay. more charles in a moment. we will talk about gay marriage and black lives matter. and we will be right back. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. all of our legendary racing heritage. all of our pioneering four wheel drive experience. come together in one amazing new vehicle.

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lives matter. colin powell we used the sound byte with donald trump. were you surprised that powell is now supporting black lives matter? >> look, it's not hard to say i support black lives matter as an abstraction. some people are advocating for people in the inner city who feel they are being victimized by the authorities. that's easy to do. the problem is in the real world here are people who do not have a program other than radical t activism. >> colin powell is saying that's okay with me. i was upset by that. i think general powell needs to apologize to the american people. >> it was interesting out of the black lives matter spokesman

said playfully. you call to kill cops playfully in an atmosphere where you have two assassinations in the last ten days of cops. this is scandalous. there are a lot of black leaders who need to stand up. juan williams who has been courageous throughout his career stood up and said -- >> after i scolded him on the program because she was supporting it and i was happy to see it. >> i don't think it was your scolder. >> you're under estimating me. >> i have consistently under estimated you but to return to my point juan has been courageous for 30 years. >> i had to scold him because he was initially supporting the group. colin powell you don't want to

get involved with that? >> i think that is a peripheral issue. i'm interested in martin o'malley running for the presidency of the democratic party and says all lives matter and within a few days he apologizes. >> have you been there? martin o'malley, former mayor and then governor of the state. martin o'malley, come on. powell is a big boy. >> i paid his tax for ten years. >> charles krauthammer. >> factor tip of the day next. write up about "killing reagan." the tip moments away.

first, the mail. barren in illinois. bill, you can't be that ignorant to believe that just because ben carson is doing well the republican party isn't racist. carson in the eyes of most whites is not a black man. that is the dumbest statement i have heard all year. greg wakeman. ben carson has everything going against him growing up but because of his mother's love and discipline he became a huge success. regarding the kentucky official you said she must uphold the law or suffer consequences. president obama gets away with picking and choosing laws he wants to follow and nothing happens to him. you don't justify dubious behavior by pointing to other dubious behavior. your point that mr. obama did

not uphold immigration laws is true. that is on him and history has recorded it. you will have absolute anarchy. lexington, kentucky. laura ingram and other conservatives bring up how ronald reagan got elected. republicans have to reach out to other groups if they want to win the presidency. perry in glen ellen, illinois. love the factor but i'm disappointed in your independent stance. that suggests you could vote for a democrat and have. problem solving and honesty are my one-two punch. best candidate gets my vote. cindy in arizona, my 10-year-old grand son nick recently visited and brought your books "hitler's last days."

i'm sending him a signed copy of patton. nick sounds like a precocious kid, word of the day. bill, when are you bringing the don't be a pin head show to your old stomping grounds? only shows with tickets left are in chicago, south florida at the hard rock hotel. and a very happy birthday to rose murphy in kentucky. 100 years old yesterday. and finally tonight the factor tip of the day. a nice write up about my upcoming book killing reagan which will be released two weeks from today. why the book is entitled killing reagan when he wasn't murdered by an assassin's bullet. reagan almost died and the shooting had a tremendous effect on his life and presidency.

the book will be out in exactly two weeks. you can get it if you sign up for premium membership. and that is it for us tonight. we would like you to spout off about the factor. name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day, do not be doltish when writing to the factor. tomorrow we are going to find out why and who quoted donald trump as supporting planned parenthood. he had a legitimate point there. if he never said it and that is untrue, why it was in print, who put it in print and why they did. i will have that for you tomorrow on the factor. thanks for watching us tonight. ms. megyn is next. i'm bill o'reilly. please remember the spin stops

here because we are definitely looking out for you. breaking tonight new drama in a fight over religious liberty that is churning through the 2016 race for the white house. as a small town clerk suggests she may defy the deal that got her released from jail just a few hours ago. welcome to "the kelly file." i'm megyn kelly. hours ago a judge unexpectedly ordered the release of kim davis, a county clerk in kentucky. she left the lockup flanked by her lawyer and presidential candidate mike huckabee. five days ago a federal judge ordered davis behind bars after she refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. today thousands of supporters turned out at the carter county detention center where