friend, greta. we hope you set your dvr and we take attendance. it hurts our feelings when we're not here. thanks for being with us. see you back here tomorrow night. the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> that's what they are really upset about. americans less white, less married, less churched, less conservative. >> the left leaning media says the republican party is basically driven by racism. that's false but there is a huge split in the g.o.p. brit hume and i will analyze. >> it reduces or eliminates most of the deductions and loopholes available to special interests and to the very rich. >> in other words, it's going to cost me a fortune. >> donald trump unveiling a new tax plan. we will tell how wins and who loses. according to trump. >> it will me the most significant tattoo you have on you right now. >> nothing i have on me means anything. >> also ahead, jesse watters going to a giant tattoo show

to get some wisdom? >> i don't think we are the psalm species. [ laughter ] >> i concur. >> 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. a divided republican party, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. with the resignation of speaker of the house john boehner, the grand ole party again finds itself under scrutiny. many conservatives in the house wanted boehner out of there. believing he was a wimp. too much of an establishment guy. talking points believes mr. boehner represented the old guard. was not a reformer. and pretty much stayed inside the house. he never appeared with me on the factor despite numerous invitatie a politician like john boehner would have

been acceptable to the republican base but this is not a calm time. traditional americans are watching america evaporate before their eyes. the economy is terrible. now wall street is fall apart. and median income for working americans has fallen on president obama's watch. overseas, what can you say except american power of attorney policy is a deback can on almost every front. of course the democratic party denies all and that should hurt them in the upcoming presidential election. now, all the chaos is the reason donald trump and brenda buttner carson are leading in the republican polling. they correctly identify the failures of the left and president obama. and both men are promising to clean house. what an angered some conservatives is that john becausener never really showed much emotion about policy. he saved that port pope's appearancenned a talking about its own upbringing. then the emotion flowed. but where was your outrage, mr. speaker when 177

democrats in the house basically vote vo eted for infant infant side last week. where was the outroach. he didn't seem all that bothered about the direction of the country. and that bothered many conservatives who felt boehner was ineffective, a wobblably referred. gotten, this is the job of republican leadership to persuade the majority of americans to do the right thing. sometimes that means pounding the table and, perhaps, imitating trump who has mass ated the art of the outrage. and that's the millimeter mow. now, for the top story tonight, new nbc, "wall street journal" poll. on the republican side donald trump leads 21%. ben carson 20. marco rubio 11. carly fiorina 11. jeb bush 7%. big winner in that poll is dr. carson up 10 points from july. big loser justice bush down 7 points july.

on the democratic side hillary clinton leads with 42%, bernie sanders with 35%. look at that. bernie. vice president biden 17%, he is not even in the race. mrs. clinton continues to falling in the polling. we will have the latest on her email horror in our third segment tonight. joining us from washington fox news senior political analyst brit hume. so, i have the poll, the nbc poll and some of it is really interesting. do you believe the country is headed on the wrong track? this is 1,000 americans, adults, no registered voters or any of that. 62 % believe country is on the wrong track. 30% believe the u.s.a. is headed in the right direction. more than two to one. that's got to encompass liberals and democrats in the 62%. how on earth can the democrats compete in the upcoming presidential election? >> well, a couple of things, bill, one is that that number has been upsued down for many years now. and, you know, democrat, the

president won re-election, number was bad, i don't know if it was quite as bad as it is now but it was pretty bad. and it's been true for some time. and the other side of that, of course is that i think that in addition to the people feeling the country is on the wrong track, it's very hard for a party to elect nominee three times in a row. i think the election, at least on paper, should be the republicans' to lose. the way things are looking, they may well lose it. >> why do you say that? >> well, i say that because i think that the party is badly divided as the ouster of boehner suggests and as this nastiness of the current primary fight, the quurent nomination battle suggests and as the fact that in that poll, for example, well over or at least over 50% of the republican electorate polled is in favor ofson who -- of somebody who is now outside the politics. somebody not associated with the national republican

party. so you have got these three outsider who's are they're running in the republican party but they have no history with the party. and. >> and they are the ones occupying the top three spots. marco rubio is tied i guess with fiorina at about 11. he is the only one. >> okay. now, when boehner resigned, and you know most americans don't even know who john boehner is. you know that hume. they don't even know who he is. when they radio signed said there are false prophets in the ranks of right wing americans what he meant on the radio and on television some conservatives say you can shut down the government because of planned parenthood, that you can throw the anchor baby law out the window unconstitutional. can do a lot of things that boehner believes you cannot do. he believes that's doing damage to the republican party. do you believe that? >> i think i that a lot of

the frustration in the ranks of the republican party has to too with things that a significant subset of republican voters thought could be done and thought they had been promised would be done and that were not done. >> like the obamacare repeal. >> obamacare radio peel was one of those things and they expected continuing efforts to do that they haven't seen what they think is thinking like this it. >> if you are a person who understands the branches of government and that you have to pass a law in the senate, and the house and then a president has to sign it and the senate is hard because you have got to get 60 vote to overcome the filibuster, you know obamacare want going to get repealed, didn't you? >> i did. and what these -- what some of these voters will say to you. i have communicated with a number of them or they with me, i should say, they are not crazy about me. is that the republicans should have run these thing up the flag pole newway, even if a veto was sustained is a certain at this. >> there is so the wisdom to

that though. kate's law. i will bring you up to date tom on kate's law. but there is some wisdom to that but you don't athletic threaten to shut down the government when you know you are going to lose. >> well, their view is look, you have got to understand is, bill, you and i look at those government shutdowns that have happened and we see the republican party getting blamed ever time. >> right. that's what the polling shows. >> the image of the party taking a tremendous nose dive in the polls you just suggested. these people look at what happened in '95 when there was a shutdown that the republicans got nothing out of really and they see republicans retaining the house the in connection with year. they look at 2013 and they see a shutdown that didn't last and didn't achieve its goal of getting obamacare defunded, but then they see a tremendous republican victory in the next election and they say, look, these shutdowns are worth a fight and the republicans don't lose anything. i. >> i respect that somewhat. >> >> i think it's wrong because if you look at the polling contemporaneous with the shutdown the republican

party is plummeting. and then the shutdown ends. people basically forget about it and they're on to other things and the election happens a year later. it's not much affected by it it's still, if you keep it going, it's going to be plenty affected by it. >> but i do believe that john boehner's main mistake was he didn't show enough passion. he didn't stand up and say this is wrong. he didn't pound the table enough. and i think republicans want a leader who will do that. well, i think that -- i will say. this i can't think of a speaker of the house. >> gingrich was pretty program that flamboyant. >> he was. that was some tomb ago. that wasn't the image you had of him. he had -- >> take a look at donald trump's new tax proposal. and, later, watters at a tattoo festival. did he get one? up ahead.

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impact seeing isment tonight, donald trump unveiling a new tax proposal, here are some lights, americans earning less than 25,000, married couples earning less than 50,000 pay no federal income tax at all. highest individual income tax rout would drop from 39% to. in order to milwaukee up for the lost revenue make up elam nate deductions carry out the married interest tax break whatever that is he would impose a mandatory 10% tax on all the corporate mope being hidden overseas. those little banks. by american companies. but the corporate tax would be lowered as well. down to 15% from 35. to now the heightest in the developed world. with us to analyze national probation person for the breeb bra numberrive. melissa francis, anchor on the fox business network. do you like hesitate proposal? >> i do. i think it makes a lot of

sense. lowering taxes across the board on pretty much everyone. the thing about the people at the bottom not paying any tax is a gimmick because that's already the case. >> this don't pay much now get more back than they pay in. >> they would get even more. no income tax for 50,000 and down couple and on food stamps and earned income tax credits and all this, all right, so you are going to get more from the government then you would be in better shape. >> i guess net, net, yes. slightly. >> do you represent hispanics? >> i do. >> is that good for the hispanic community. >> i think it's bad for the country when you have 50% of the country not paying any taxes and it's sad because. >> they don't have any money. >> it's bad because even if it's a little bit. everybody has to have a little bit in the game there. >> they do pay social security just like if you go. >> there is still social security. >> of course there are are. if you go to a bar you might

order a bother. if your uncle is paying for the wedding and open bar you get top shelf. if we don't have everybody involved. >> all this hidden money and licken stein and in. >> ireland, yeah. >> ireland. all the banks in switzerland and all of this. we are hoarding the money overseas. ge has a hoard of money over there. look, 10%, you bring it back. and bring it back to the u.s. and do whatever you want with it do you believe most company cans would do that? >> i do. i think we are talking about $2 trillion. you know, he is a very smart man. this is his wheel house. he lives inside the corporate tax code. if anybody understands how to bring. >> 2 trillion to come back. 10 % off othe top. the rest of that monday could be invested, right? >> i think there are a lot of companies that would rather have the money here at home if he they were given to the opportunity to bring it home. they would like to open a factory here. this makes sense. you like to have your

factory close. taxes are supposed to punish things that they want to -- >> --i think that's the best part of tax proposal to get all the money hidden overseas back to the u.s. they will give you the 10% off the top. now, what in god's name is the. >> carried interest? >> it's so minuscule. it's such a distraction for a tiniy, tiny were group of people. not even hedge fund guys they don't get it. >> trump and three friends. >> i don't even think he gets it it's basically on some money you were on investments, you pay taxes like cap gains instead of ordinary income. it's very small. but i remember you asked him on this show. why be paying more under your plan. he said. no i think he thinks that. >> cutting my rate to 25%. and i don't have these big -- loopholes swiftie my accountant hasn't come up with any loopholes. it's like you pay this. >> i don't believe that. >> i think it's base that's not going to' happy with this. they wanted something

boulder. >> it's very bold. >> not that bold. flat tax. get red of all special interests. and abolish the irs. you think that's what his. >> you can't abolish. >> that's what his base really wants. >> he is trying. >> trump has to beings passed his base if he wants to win. he is trying to go for the populist vote. >> give him credit for. this his tax plan was covered in people.com. >> people.com. >> who gets their tax plan covered on people.com. he gets how to speak to people and i will tell you started on reality tv.

higher energy bush plan. >> bernie sanders wants to take my house and alyssa's car. s that what they want. ladies. directly ahead. we will update you on the very complicated hillary clinton email situation that threatens to derail her entire campaign. then putin meeting with president obama at the u.n. did they take their shirts off? [ laughter ] factor is coming right back. looks like some folks have had it with their airline credit card miles. sometimes those seats cost a ridiculous number of miles... or there's a fee to use them. i know. it's so frustrating. they'd be a lot happier with the capital one venture card. and you would, too! why? it's so easy with venture. you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, every day. just book any flight you want then use your miles to cover the cost. now, that's more like it. what's in your wallet?

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misswill turn anan asphalt parking lot into a new neighborhood for san franciscans. a vote for "yes" on "d" is definitely a vote for more parks and open space. a vote on proposition "d" is a vote for jobs. campos: no one is being displaced. it's 40% affordable units near the waterfront for regular people. this is just a win-win for our city. i'm behind it 100%. voting yes on "d" is so helpful to so many families in our city. factor follow up segment tonight, with with all the pope coverage and republican politics all over the place, the hillary clinton email story is tough to define at this point. >> you know, at the gunning of the year she was the most admired person in public life and she earned it. why? because she was being covered by people who

reported on what she was doing. what happened? the presidential campaign happened. and nauert of the coverage shifted from issue based to political. >> the former president saying his wife is getting hammered unfairly because of politics. with us soonier white house corporate for the hill newspaper. now, i don't really understand what the heck is going on. and i'm getting paid to understand it. >> right. i have got to be honest with everybody. every day it's she for got. this she didn't do that you know. is there anything that has happened in the last week that the folks should know about that's damning? >> i think the fact is that the story is alive and well. it's not going away. s that scary, too. the clinton camp. they want the story to go away. they want to pivot to other issues. to policy issues but they can't because on friday, for instance, we discovered that two months of emails are suddenly missing. so you know it's confusing

it to me as it is to. >> you is it really you? >> it is. >> you wrote a book on her i understand that the fbi found emails between sect clinton and general petraeus who at the time was running the operations in afghanistan and iraq; is that right? >> yes. and she actually -- i reveal in our book, i co-authored it with someone. we revealed that she had invited general petraeus over for wine. she was trying to court him at the time and i think that was part it. why don't know exactly i. >> that would be a private email that she destroyed and didn't hand over. >> i think it's work. >> so do i. this is the problem with this story. you agree with you 1100 percent. email hillary together again never going to break up. >> right. >> republicans are going to keep it going. but, fair minded people want to know, did she do anything

wrong? did she lie directly to the american people? >> ands that the problem. >> do you believe she did? >> people even strategists, democratic strategists donors i talk to all the time say this is a problem for us. i talk to people last week did i a story where i interviewed bundlers. they are concerned about this. they think we don't know when the other shoe is going to drop. >> they're thinking the fbi may find emails that are embarrassing to hillary clinton that she tried to delete. that's the bottom line, right? >> and classified emails. >> but that's not as big. you know, classified is big. but not as big as you screwed up on been gaze, bang, i'm erasing it. >> that, too. >> right. now, the fbi, as i predicted, accurately, can reconstitute pretty much everything she erased. is that what you are hearing? >> yes. they found everything. and so i think that's why we have this drip, drip, drip as she called it this weekend and as everyone is calling it because more and more emails keep surfacing and it's going to keep the story alive. the thing that's also going

to keep it alive is that she is testify iting on capitol hill on october 22nd. >> yes. >> so the story isn't. >> you know what shoe is going to say. look, the clintons believe and they believe. this they took a lie detector test that they passed. this is all political witch-hunt. she didn't do anything wrong. she was overwhelmed. da'da da'da da, how can i remember. don't you agree? >> you know what's bad for them is this trust narrative. it's not about the emails. it's about the past and how all this baggage keeps coming up again and again and again and people don't believe. i talked to donors who don't believe. >> you are getting the feeling from big democratic donors they want you biden to come in? >> they want some opening. they don't know what is going to happen with the clinton camp. >> there is only one option. >> right. >> bernie sanders is never going to get elected president of the united states. >> right. >> they y y ha g t t t knononono at bernie is having a lot of laughs on the trail people are paying attention for the first time in their layoff. only other option is joe biden. >> and the vice president

takes votes away from her. that's scary to some people. >> so they want hum to come in. >> do they want these donors and fat cats? do they want them? >> they want to be listened to. i feel like a lot of people i talk to are being ignored by the clinton campaign. >> all right. amy, thanks for coming. in plenty more as the factor moves on. the left leaning media continues to portray the republican party as racist. are you getting fed up with that? also ahead. watters world rolls into the tattoo show. wow. don't miss this one. don't bite her. we hop you stay tuned it those reports. let's celebrate these moments... this woman... this cancer patient... christine... living her life... loving her family. moments made possible in part by the breakthrough science of advanced genomic testing. after christine exhausted the standard treatment options for her disease, doctors working with the center for advanced individual medicine at cancer treatment centers of america suggested advanced genomic testing.

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personal story segment tonight, man oman -- we don't know what happened at the u.n. there. we don't know. fox news strategic analyst lt. colonel ralph peters what do you know, colonel? do you know anything about. this the meeting with obama and putin went twice as long as was supposed to. putin rushed out to do the presser gave the boilerplate the meeting was buslike, open and constructive. there may be areas in which we can work together, which may be won drg what the president might have given away this um too. basically putin is doing a skillful job in putting the onus on obama it's a real

diplomatic defensive. it seems crude to us. >> do you see the 60 minceview with him? he -- "60 minutes" view with him? tried. putin is way too smart for that is he is going to deny everything. what are you going to say? what do you know? you can't call him a liar. putin is going to say whatever he wants to say. here is how i interview putin. i open up with okay, who shot down that malaysian jet? remember that was shot down? >> the answer is ukrainians. >> no, no, no. >> that's his answer. >> which ukrainians. are you accusing the ukraine government? >> no, no, his an is ukrainian government shot it down and staged the whole thing and the cia were behind him. >> so prove it what do you got for proof? >> he doesn't have to prove it. he owns the media in russia. >> i will call him a pinhead. >> he doesn't care but. doesn't care about moo.

>> all over the world people are looking at hum. have you got to get him. have you got to get him like this. okay. look, you are a guy who used to remove fingernails from people. the kjb interrogator. what is the best way to get thumb funger nail off? what do you use a nail file? you have got to it shake hum up. thinks he is the coolest cat in town. he thinks he is so cool and that obama is not going to touch him and charlie rose is not going to touch him. you have got to shake him and then you will see the real putin and then he will emerge. no? am i wrong? >> might manage to milwaukee him angry but he is hard to seahawk up. i mean, this is is a guy with a very clear vision. bill, the western elites still dismissed the guy because he didn't go to the right prep school. he doesn't have perfect table manners. the outsider who's who changed the world. hit already, stalin, maou.

is brilliant and has a long time strategy and his goals are clear. >> what does he want? >> he wants three thing. the smallest of them is to humiliate obama. he doesn't like obama. he is he a racist, period. the big things he wants is to restore russia's greatness. is he a great russian nationalist. restore russia's greatness to basically the height of the czar empire. the czar pushed into central asia. he wants to push into the middle east. he, working with iran, with his diabolical but effective alliance. that's now gathering in iraq as well as including assad. he wants construct a wall of iranian dominated russia friendly anti-u.s. states from western afghanistan to iran through iraq through syria and lebanon to the mediterranean mediterranean sea. that wall will israel. already making nice with putin.

overshadow arab sunni client. >> wants a russian presence in the middle east to basically call the shots. and to freeze the u.s.a. out. now, he did have one point. you know, because, look. >> he wants russia in and us out. >> okay. he wants assad, the tyrant butcher brutal chemical weapons guy to stay and his argument is putin's argument is to charlie rose, hey, if you drag him out of there like you did qaddafi and like did you saddam hussein, you want that route in the middle next to israel you? want isis in there? and we, at the u.s.a. don't have any answer. we trained five guys and i think you know this for $250 million. five guys trained. >> if you are going to fight. you fight to win. when we send -- when obama sends our troops harm's way. win something fifth or sixth on our priorities. first it's don't hurt anybody, don't break

anything, don't offend anybody, et cetera. the russian military is a basket case, but it is brutal. and it may do a much better job than we did of dealing with islamic state. just because they will do what it takes. >> yeah. it will be interesting to see. that's trump's philosophy. let everybody kill isis and then we will clean it up. believe me, once they kill isis, they are there to stay and we ain't getting them out of there. >>y. and putin will be there long after obama is gone. >> all right. thanks have much. we appreciate it when we come right back, the left continues it brand the republican party racist. then watters in tattoo land. moments away. ♪ irresistible moments... ...deserve irresistibles treats. new from meow mix, with real salmon, chicken or tuna. the only treat cats ask for by name. no tellin' how much i'm gellin'. you gellin'? you gellin'? i'm like magellan, i'm so gellin'. quit yellin' we're gellin'.

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thanks for staying with us tonight. politics, speaking on the abc program this week matthew dowd attributed republican anger, not the politics but to race. >> i actually think this is more reflective than what the conservatives think about the speaker and leadership and obama and the fact that they are upset america has changed. america is now also white, less married, less churched, less conservative and that is a difficult prospect for them to face in the course of this. >> with us now to reply eboni williams, brand new fox news contributor and

from new orleans juan williams who we will ignore as much as possible this evening. [ laughter ] ebony, there are people in the conservative ranks who don't like the fact that we are diverse country with more pagans, and more people that they do not approve of. >> sure. look different from them, sure. >> there are people in the democratic ranks who feel exactly the same way. that if you are not pro chows, rerepublican detective reduce. he think it's wrong to generalize an entire party as feeling that way. what say you? >> of course it's wrong to do that. i don't know what talking about. for what he said to be true, that would make john boehner the face of racial diversity in america. it's absolutely nonsensical what i do think is a valid argument yes there are people in this country row though ho think america should be for certain people.

we know that but i agree it's not exclusive to the republican party. that makes people very nervous when you start talking about something that doesn't feel inclusive. >> when i reported juan in the election of 2012, that barack obama was going to win, i don't know whether you remember this moment. we came on at 8:00 and i said okay ba that has got it because the country has changed. and the voting patterns have changed in many states. and then immediately i was a racist. o'reilly doesn't like that. i was just reporting just saying the truth that's a fact. dowd is noted reporting he is testing spergses, aspersions on the entire party not willing to accept people with whom they have differences. and you say? >> i don't think dowd is off here. i think it's a fact. if you look at it, he you think it's half of the republican party thinks obama wasn't born in the united states. obama is a muslim. number one issue for trump

at the top of the polls for carson it top of the polls immigration, bill. there is something going on, especially with that tea party element of the party. >> would you consider me to be a reasonable person, juan and knowing me all these years? >> smart one too. >> my take is this. president obama is not a muslim. and if you read the questioning it wasn't do you believe president obama is a muslim. do you think it was much more broader than that and people feel he is he sympathetic to muslims. so they answered in a sympathetic way rather than is a sharia law, mosque going muslim. which that's not right. the ii thing is that you are seeing 50% of the republican party are basically hate obama because of his, what, religion? or perceived religion? >> they don't like obama. anything you attach to obama they don't want. >> policies. >> i don't know. but i am just telling you. at the top of the show had you a really interesting talking points millimeter

mow. you said that republicans don't like boehner, mcconnell because they want someone who pounds the table. >> that's correct. >> someone who shows passion. >> right. >> intensity. someone who says i'm here to defend principle and headquarter damage and tradition. you start thinking about that and you think about the fact that there are fewer whites in the country today 50 years ago. 84 down to 62%. you think of the presence of so many more hispanics. you think of the muslims coming into the country. there are a lot of people who feel like resist. >> they feel that way because they have to come in legally. not just come here. >> i have got to get to be eboni do you know who is going to be the biggest group. >> i presume latino. >> no, axes are-asians are coming in record number. we don't like the asian people. >> i don't think it's about everybody on the g.o.p. side hating black and brown people. that's really not the issue.

it's a messaging issue, bill, the g.o.p. and the dems to your point need to be very inclusive in your messaging. anybody who describes to values. should be able to come here and earn their way. >> locally. >> legally. agree to disagree. no one is saying that. but when you have got trump talking about mostly cloudy skies cans being rapists and drug dealers. >> talking about the people who let the people in. >> i understand that bill. but the messaging, you have to understand how americans are hearing. this it sounds exclusive. >> the measures hear it through the filter of a mood i can't wants that wants to brand republicans as racist. good do bait juan. ebony, thank you. watters on deck. he goes to a tattoo show. >> belongs on your -- the ones on your scalp what motivated you there. >> stupidity. >> yes indeed. watters world moments away.

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back of the book somethingment tongt, watters world is estimated 36 % of americans under the age of 25 have tattooed themselves. that is a lot of folks and a lot of ink. now, over the weekend there was a giant tattoo show in brooklyn, good place for it jsy watters was there. >> ♪ >> so what is your name? >> otion. >> i'm watters. [ laughter ] >>s that the newest thing to do put your collar up. is that what i look like? o, good. >> i don't think we are the same species. >> i concur. >> is vicious? no. he is perfectly harmless. >> you want -- >> -- no thanks.

>> it will me the most suggest can't tattoo you have on you right now. >> nothing i have on me means anything. >> that's deep. >> for me it's a road map of all of the stretchy places i have been in my life. i knew i wasn't going to be a 9 to 5 guy. my dad was in the navy and my you brother was in the navy i'm going to do drugs. >> i do do sword swal looing on the side. >> hard act to swallow. >> what most significant one. >> i have a fire cracker cat's ass. >> that one i mnt i had 60 bucks. this one meant i had 80. >> his name is anatoli. he works at bang bangs. >> what do you have on your hands? >> drop dead. that was my mom's idea. >> the ones on your scalp. what motivated you there? >> stupidity. >> where are you from? >> i'm from nigeria. >> do you ever think about going back? have you ever mispeld an idea. >> i don't think they can spell very well. >> regrets? >> not even a single letter?

>> >> what are the benefits to your look? >> scaring old ladies. >> do i so any down sides to changing your body? >> you go to get an apartment and you show up the and the woman is a little like, skeptical. >> a lot of people like to discriminate but i believe it's become something of a civil rights issue. >> you are the rosa parks of side shows do you get asked to back sit a lot? >> no, not at all, man. >> people keep me away from their kids. >> do you trust me? no. >> what do you do? >> use strange parts of my anatomy to lift extremely heavy octobers. >> this is the funnest night ever. >> corporate america loves this look. >> y. everyone thinks i'm a doctor. >> i'm glad i'm not sick. >> it was my dream to draw. >> i didn't know it would be on humans. >> i eat fire. you i eat raiser blades. >> do you own a meth lab? >> no, i do not own a meth

lab. this is my job. i work the gift shop. >> i never worked except once and that was a noble cause. >> i have to buy some stuff for my kids. somehow your 401(k). >> looking great. tenure house out in the hamptons where we play squash and cricket and stuff like that. >> do you on a tie. >> i own a tie, i don't know how to tie the tie. >> do your parents love you. >> my parents do love moo. thank you for asking me. >> what do you think about hillary's economic policy? >> who? >> i'm more of a bernie sanders' guy. >> feel the burn. >> as long as doesn't hurt me be okay. >> what is your handicap. >> my handicap? i can't read. >> no, i meant golf. >> golf? >> let's go while we are young. >> what's the next step in your career? >> i would love to make the most perfect pecan pie. >> all day long? >> all day long. >> i would eat your pie. >> da'da da'da da'da. ♪ >> here is watters. do you know what i noticed was different about that report? you stood further away with the mike.what?

>> you stood further away with the mike. >> that was only with the snake lady. i'm terrified of snakes. >> you were three feet away. you were like this. what are you doing? >> i am afraid of birds and snakes. >> you're afraid of birds? >> pigeons i can't stand. now i'm terrified of snakes. >> of all of those people, they all make a living in the ink industry? >> yes, yes. they're performers, tattoo artists. . some are in bike gangs. one guy says he does extra stuff on the side for extra income. something goes wrong. >> what could go wrong? >> yeah right. >> you don't have a tattoo, bill? >> no, i don't. >> i'm surprised. >> i'm going out the way i came

in. that's my philosophy. enough of that. there's waters. enough of that. >> that's not waters. >> "factor" tip of the day. are you misusing the net? the tip, moments away.

are you guilty of misusing the net? in a moment. but first about "killing reagan," number one just about every one, and the critical reception from the folks, and that's who we care about, the folks, has been fascinating. we thank everybody on amazon.com who said nice things about the book. and if you buy it, you get a free copy of the constitution. here's the constitution free deal we give you, all right? it's well worth it. again, thank you for everybody -- thank everybody who is supporting "killing reagan."

now the mail. naples, florida. debb >> on yom kipur, the rabbi made a speech scalding the jews in congress who supported the iranian deal. how interesting, ray. pete sims, tupelo, mississippi. bill, you are clearly in the tank from marco rubio. he must be you or you must be yourself as mentor. waters mocking baptism and confession, disrespectful. shame on you, bill. the nuns would be furious. not the nuns these days, c.j. from alabama, the waters world pope segment, one of the best area. carol burnett, south carolina, i

doubt the pope would have found that segment amusing. i think he would have, carol. humor is a gift from god, after all. phyllis ryan, i like waters better than you, bill. nothing personal. of course not. why would i take that personal? just finished reading "killing reagan." it was an honest look at the man i consider the best politician in my lifetime. the shortfalls of his humanity highlighted to me how much his patriotism and the american experiment lifted him above the next. there's some excellent observations in that e-mail, caleb. thank you. bill, i met you in afghanistan when you visited the troops. over the weekend i saw you on c-span. your responses were exceptional. not everybody is going to like the book, tim. same with "killing jesus."

some readers wanted me to glorify him as god. with reagan, some folks want deification, as well. james christianson, california, o'reilly, really enjoyed you on jimmy kimmel. i ordered four copies of "killing reagan." bless you, tim. i did an interview about "killing reagan" with the "chicago tribune." it's posted on billo'briley.com. and finally, kareem abdul-jabbar has an interesting k column saying we the people must read about seek out points of view other than our own. "many of us use the net to confirm conclusions we didn't arrive at. we only go to sites that agree with our position to arm

ourselves with snippets that we can use against those who disagree with us." that's absolutely true. and it's dangerous to solving problems. so here's the factor tip of the day. seek knowledge first of all, seek knowledge, and then test your beliefs. get the other side. have some debates. but make them fun. that is it for us today. please spout out about the factor anywhere in the world. name a town if you wish to opine. word of the day, do not be a farceu when writing to "the factor." don't be one. tomorrow on "the factor," we may have a big surprise for you. can't tell you what it is.

then it wouldn't be a surprise. again, thanks for watching tonight. i'm bill o'reilly. please remember, the spin stops right here. we're definitely looking out for you. breaking tonight. good news continues for four candidates on top of the republican field, as news fox polling show who the voters like and dislike. we'll break down why those numbers matter. welcome to "the kelly file." i'm shannon brean in for megyn kelly tonight. first, ted cruz wins the values voters straw poll, with a speech that brought people to their feet with support. take a look. >> i'm here to ask each and every one of you to stand, stand in your faith, come together, how do we turn this country around, just like in 1980, we rise