great question. that is all the time we have left this evening. we hope you'll set your dvr. we're very upset if you're not here. message is one of hope and inspiration. it isn't one of division and get in line and we will take care of you with free stuff. i think everyone who goes public college or university should be able to do that without having to borrow a penny. >> socialism versus capitalism. that will be the main theme in the 2016 presidential election. will hillary clinton tout the socialistic line? tonight, a special report. >> wants to come to our community and stand on the corpses of our loved ones to make some kind of a political point and it isn't going to be well received. >> president obama will travel to roseburg, oregon on friday and some there object to that we will hear

both sides of the story. >> there are homophobes still left. most of them are running for president, i think. [ laughter ] >> also ahead, gutfeld and mcguirk analyzing the possible campaign of vice president biden. ' caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ free stuff for americans. that is the subject of this talking points memo. senator bernie sanders drawing big crowds like this one in boston. telling folks america should give them free bees. sanders the nation's only socialist senator. because bernie is doing so well with the entitlement line we now have hillary clinton getting on the train. >> every young person who wants to go to college, number one, should be able

to go to a community college for free. that's two more years of education on top of high school. i support president obama's proposal for doing that but i want to go further. you think everyone who goes to it a public college or university should be able to do that without having to borrow a penny to pay tuition. >> wow. mrs. clinton says her proposal for essentially free college tuition would cost an average of $35 billion a year. talking points believes that figure is from the land of oz. it costs far more than that although i admit my opinion is speculation. what is not speculation is what bernie sanders wants to do. free medicare for all americans, cost 15 trillion over 10 years. and increase of social security payments 1.2 trillion. guaranteed family leave cost 319 billion. tuition free schools at all levels cost 750 billion. rebuilding the nation's

infrastructure cost $1 trillion. preventing private companies from cutting pensions, cost $29 billion. to the federal government. the freebies and programs senator sanders supports would cost the american taxpayer 18 trillion over a decade. obviously that's not fiscally possible unless the federal government begins seizing private assets, which is certainly in line with the socialist philosophy. on the other side, governor jeb bush reepghtdly said this about courting friend voters. >> we should make that case. because our message is one of hope and aspiration. it isn't one of division and get in line and we'll take care of you with free stuff. our message is one that is uplifting that says you can achieve earned success. we are on your side. things can get better. >> of course, the liberal press derided mr. bush for using the words free stuff. but it is free stuff. that the democratic party is

promising in each and every election. that's what the party stands for these days. entitlements. and many americans are buying into that. somehow believing the u.s. government owes them prosperity. so, with hillary clinton now imitating bernie sanders, the country faces a very interesting scenario. capitalism versus socialism. we will see what prevails. that's the memo. now for the top story tonight, reaction. joining us from washington kirsten powers. free college tuition, kirsten, do you favor that? >> well, in theory, i think it would be wonderful. the problem is that we do have this complete hadly out of control deficit. right now i think it would be difficult to pull off but, yeah, i think it should be a goal, absolutely. you want to have brought access to higher education. i think we are ending up with almost sort of class system where only certain people can afford to go to college it's becoming so onerous and the debt they are burdened with when they come out is overwhelming. >> if you are going to go to harvard that's true. if you are going to stay in the state system, it isn't

true. community colleges are very reasonable. their costs are are very reasonable. state tuition even in new york, i mean, it's a bit. but it's not punitive. >> i think it's -- well with, you think the state colleges actually are a lot more expensive than they used to be, certainly when i was going to college. and for somebody who comes from a family who doesn't have money, it can be prohibitive and to take out that -- have that amount of debt when you come out, especially into an economy that doesn't have a lot of great paying jobs, i think it's a real burden to put on certain people and then other people don't have that same burden. >> i he think that the argument can be made that and millions of americans have done it. that you can get a good education but you must work for it. and there is a lot of scholarship money available here in new york city, poor minority students who perform well can get free college tuition and that's the case in a lot of places. but, to demand free college for all americans on the

community college and state college level will bankrupt the nation. it is an astronomical expense. astronomical. i think there is a middle ground that could happen. but, the overarch is from bernie sanders in particular and hillary is only does this because sanders is kicking her butt in the polls in some states. the overarch is,look, we are going to give you everything. you saw the rundown of sanders, 18 trillion? come on. i mean, this is insane. but, yet, some americans and that's what my next question is to you. why do they think they are owed all this by the government? what is that mentality? i don't get that i you never took a penny from the government. >> it's not -- this idea so democrats believe that people are entitled to certain things. they are entitled to healthcare, they are entitled to food. they are entitled to some basic. >> yeah, free stuff. free. free. >> what you call free stuff and what jeb bush calls free stuff that actually are necessities in life. so the problem when he said free stuff is that he is talking

about children getting food. is he talking about people who a lot of the people who receive welfare even the adults are working poor. they are people who have jobs. but they don't have enough money to get. >> that myth has been busted time and time and time again. >> it's is not a myth. >> sure it is. if you look at the studies of poverty, most poor people in this country have computers, have big screen tvs, have cars, have airconditioning. this myth that there are kids who don't have anything to eat is a total lie. and,. >> it is absolutely not a lie and there actually are. >> absolutely a total lie on a mass level. >> there are kids in new york city who go all weekend without anything to eat except when they eat in school. >> that is such the biggest bologna. you produce one you can't. >> i know that because of the churches i have worked with in new york city who serve those children. >> there are foodbanks in these churches and it goes back to the parents who are usually der lickets of some

kind. food stamps that come in who sell them on the black market. this is insane. you are telling me that you believe in the united states of america with all the entitlement programs and food stamps and everything else there are you urchins running around that don't have any food because of the system? >> there are children. >> no, it's their parents who are abusing them. >> being poor is not abuse, actually. being poor is not child abuse. and there are people who actually work very hard and who still cannot make enough money to make ends meet. i'm sorry you refuse to believe that. >> we have from place, the entitlement culture we have in place. public housing, food stamps, direct payments, all kinds ever things have wiped that out. >> living large. >> use the system by not using the food stamps for food. >> bill, no. >> that that happens. >> that's not what happens. there are people who legitimately are having a difficult time. >> very few. >> getting by. >> okay.

we're obviously not going to agree on this. >> very few. >> i'm going by the stats, powers. >> have jobs. you have at least 50% of these people have jobs. >> i challenge you and you can come on any night to bring in here a family all right. who can't feed their children and i will put them on the air. >> okay. you find one. >> all right. kirsten powers, everybody. next on the rundown, president obama going to roseburg, oregon, some folks there do not want him to visit. a major controversy shaping up. then, the real gun control issue in chicago the body count continues to mount in a horrific way. the factor will be right the factor will be right back. i'm angela, and i quit smoking with chantix. for ten long years i was ready to quit. but i couldn't do it on my own. i needed help and chantix was there. and i did it. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking.

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profoundly affected by that tragedy. if there. >> >> now, douglas county, oregon where roseburg is locateside a conservative place and big gun country because of its rural setting. we sampled some opinion. >> i guess i would question his agenda for coming to visit families. but, and i hope he knows he is he walking into a hostile environment. >> i don't think the time something is right for him to come here. >> i think it's great that he is coming to see the families. he visited the other families. you know, in the past from the other shootings.

but, it's going to be political. >> i think that roseburg, as a community probably isn't reacting real well to it. >> i think it's nice he is taking the time to come. i just hope that he has the right motive for being here. >> is he coming to visit for families or is he coming for gun control? >> if i was one of the families, i would kiss his sweet dippy and tell him to get the hell out of here. >> doug boyce douglas county commissioner. >> he says he will just visit the families of the victims no politics and you say, mr. boyce? >> >> i hope that's the case, bill. it's difficult to judge one's motives. the president has been clear since the beginning of this he has agenda for gun control. for us in this community is to support the families and help them with whatever they would like. if the president is truly coming to visit the families, that would be great. you heard a bunch of folks in our community question whether that is his motive

or not. and that message is being, you know, delivered loud and clear in our community. >> i you think the president will get the message and i don't think thathe will overtly politic -- politicize the event when he comes to your town on friday. democrats are now trying to fast track gun control and this is the visit will bring more attention to that issue. so it may not be overt but certainly it's in the air. >> i understand and it's unfortunate because our goal from the beginning of this not make this about politics and here we are talking about politics in the middle of this tragedy. >> how are the families and i know you are doing a great job yourself in comforting the families, generally speaking, the families of the victims, you can describe what the situation is? >> you know, i haven't personally been able to have contact with all the

victims. but i have had had with a few. and their statements are exactly you what we have heard already. one young man told me, you know, i have no interest in talking to the president about the political issues. and i appreciate his stance on that. >> so i understand that chris mintz was shot seven times by the killer. as he tried to intervene. is reluctant to see president obama is that the case? >> yeah. i was fortunate enough to go in and visit with chris mintz and hear his story and what an amazing young man. just an extremely humble individual. and when i mentioned to him that the president was coming. you know, he was not real excited about getting involved in the political part of this thing, either. but, humbled by the fact that the president ofwill be cog to visit him. >> he will see the president like him and other members of his family don't want to

talk about politics and don't want to talk about gun control. >> my understanding is that he hasn't spoken with anyone from the white house yet and that is not really interested in doing that i'm not sure where that stands as of this minute. >> he wool track the story. i always say, look, the president of the united states, you have got to respect the office. and if he is coming to. >> absolutely. >> coming to comfort the people of roseburg, then that's a good thing. and i you do believe -- i you know the president somewhat. i do believe that's what he will do. i don't believe he will politicize it in any way, shape, or form. we appreciate your good work out there, mr. boice. thanks for helping us tonight. >> thank you. >> directly ahead. shocking investigation about illegal alien criminals. wait until you hear what we have for you. and then violence in chicago is now approaching afghanistan levels. that's the real gun control deal. moments away.

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continuing now with president obama's upcoming visit to roseburg, oregon with us is andrea tantaros. >> do you want him going to roseburg. >> the people of roseburg don't want him going there. >> some? >> publisher of local paper. >> we had him on last night. >> he was the guy that said the president is stepping on the corpses. >> i don't think it's a good idea and here is why. because everything the president does is political. it would be one thing. >> if it heland have been consistent and called the family of katie steinle. i think he has. he went very quickly to that podium and he said thoughts and prayers are not enough. when josh earnst said he is going to give thoughts and prayers he even said it's not enough. >> he knows, leslie, that any kind of mention of gun control is going to get him,

barack obama, in enormous trouble is not going to do that. >> i agree 100 percent. he is is the leader of this nation and i agree with you many times people don't respect him, necessarily they respect the office. he is the leader of this nation. this nation mourns with those people and he is there to mourn with those people. >> very quickly, bill, what he will do right after he will say. this he might not politicize it in this moment but after he will say i met with those families, i saw their faces. he will politicize it hours and minutes after. >> it's even worse than that, andrea. it's even worse than that, because there is a stealth aspect to this as i pointed out to our guest to roseburg. in conjunction with his visit to oregon, his pal, harry reid, is wrighting up an onerous to people to believe in the second amendment gun control law. parallel track. people in douglas county say he may not say anything when

he is here and bring comfort to some of the families. his agenda is to keep the spotlight on the issue so he can pass this anti-second amendment bill. >> no question that that is his focus politically. >> do you agree with that. >> i really don't believe, bill that is his true and genuine intention going there. >> come on. >> he is he a father and human being. >> come on, leslie. >> you just said everything he does. >> he is passionate like many of us myself included four gun control measures. >> leslie there is a report out today chicago every two hours that just came out today. >> we are doing that next. i have to tell you if he has that passion he would be be in chicago. >> that's right. >> do you think andrea tantaros, i you love these questions that kirsten powers is going to produce children who are starving on this program? >> i can't wait to find out. >> do you think she will? with the record number of americans on food stamps, i think it's very difficult. >> okay. do you leslie marshall,

think kirsten powers is going to produce starving general on this program? >> i think she should because she said she would. and i think she can. >> you do? >> you do. >> i think she can. >> american children? >> where will she find these children? >> am i allowed to say this? this is an organization. >> can i say the organization? >> sure. >> feed the children. feed the children is feeding children in the united states of america, bill. >> some children need to be fed. >> yes. >> do you know why they need to be fed. >> because they are starving. >> why are they starving? >> because their parents don't have money. maybe they have a drug addiction. >> not because their parents don't have money. right? it's because their parents choose not to feed them. in new york city. in los angeles where you live, there are so many safety nets provided by state, local, and federal to keep children from starving. >> but in places like the appalachian mountains. >> the appalachian mountains, everyone, they have the same access. >> starvation among children. a lot of children going to bed hungry there. >> i have worked in berea,

kentucky in the appalachian mountains. i you know the starving children there have parents who are drunk all day and all night. that's why they are starving, leslie. not because there is a lack of resources. >> i'm not going to dispute that there are. >> lack of resources to help them. >> you are going to break in the door, arrest the drunk parents, take their kids and give them to the welfare agency. because that's what you will have to do to feed them. >> no, we -- all we have to do is each of us even if we gave a buck or just bought some food. >> the amount of largess that goes into feeding and giving homeless people and everything like that a chance is in the trillions of dollars and there is only 300 million people in this country. this is the biggest myth -- i know everybody thinks i'm a mean guy. i give millions of dollars to poor people in this country. >> frustrating also living in new york city you see the fraud and people in front of you at the grocery store using the ebt card.

they are healthy as a horse. cigarettes and alcohol with the ebt cards. taking the money away from the kids who need it. i will say, this they have so many programs the welfare state is huge. >> it's enormous welfare state. >> we will see if ms. powers can bring in these children and their parents and we will discuss it if i'm wrong, i'm going to admit it. >> what are you going to give powers? buy her dinner? >> i'm not giving powers anything. but i will make a donation to the charity of her choice. >> feed the children she brings in. >> i already do. the green room is next for everybody. >> i you ate them all. >> we don't want to be callus about this. i am tired of this mythological situation. ladies, thank you. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. gutfeld and mcguirk on bernie sanders. are these guys really better candidates than hillary clinton? hard to believe city as violent as chicago. that's the real gun related story. story. we hope you stay tuned t

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shootings in chicago over the past three years. 6,000. also, since mr. obama took office, more than 3,000 people have been murdered in his hometown of chicago. most of them black. with us now to analyze kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl. what is the reason for the murder spike in september. >> i called the chicago police department today to find out. they blame it on mandatory minimums like too light. three months. that's all they got. when you are look at such light sentences, the bad guys are more afraid of the gangs and retaliation from the gangs than they are of the state. >> arrested and put on trial they plea it down. >> three months. >> they walk out. >> is that your analysis as well? >> in terms of the mandatory minimums choosing the low end. creating a revolving door. >> they are part of the problem, right? >> i think the cops are the problem. >> when i was a local reporter here in new york city, at wcbs, there were more than 3,000 murders a

year in this town, okay? 3,000. do you know how many there are now? 300. we still have the same loopy judges in new york we had back then. judges haven't changed. what's changed is giuliani and bloomberg after him put in very strict tough policing laws including stop and frisk. >> right. >> okay? >> the bad guys got run out of town or run into rikers island real fast. chicago has not done that. >> taking illegal guns off the street. the numbers are going up. someone shot every 2.8 hours. >> 11 people killed in chicago in september than i believe americans -- well, i know, in afghanistan. the violence in chicago is worse than do you kabul. >> president obama has the gull to go out and yell about gun control when the last time he mentioned the chicago problem, do you know when it was? do you? do you know when it was? 2013. two years ago. two years ago. >> and mayor emanuel is not doing anything either.

>> mayor emanuel? are you kidding me? >> that's what i'm saying. >> are you kidding me? >> that's what i'm saying. >> stand up irish guy. he should put the national guard on the street. >> why do we go to the legislature and legislate? you have got to legislate this. >> wiehl, wiehl, wiehl. >> this is what is wrong with you and your liberal ilk. you don't legislate anything. you tell the cops. >> you legislate ledge. arrests up 20% this year. >> you continue living in the land of oz and i don't think the murder rate there is high. it's the police. the police can stop it if they this are given orders to stop it. all right? because they know who is doing it. >> they are falling the directions. >> it's black drug gangs. >> oh i agree with you on that. >> they know who they are. >> stop them and frisk them. oh no, you can't do that so an 81-year-old woman dies and 11-month-old baby dies. don't frisk anybody.

>> they lack the will. >> there you go. they lack the will. and all of this gun control nonsense it's just crazy. >> there is a congressman named jason chaffetz, all right? who has criticized the secret service because the secret service has done some. >> now, his private he applied for a job at the secret service back a number of years ago has been released to a liberal website. do i have the story correct? >> absolutely correct. what is so appalling about it that dozen of secret service employees accessed this application and now you see it happening. this is a violation of the privacy act. >> it's a lawful violation. >> absolutely. it's a violation of the secret service policy as well. can you imagine that? >> so the inspector general, who investigated it, wiehl, says i don't really know who did it though. >> but there are 45 people that were on to it this. only four of them really

should have had access. may i read you an email? >> go ahead. >> assistant director. look. the information that he representative. might be embarrassing, needs to get out. >> is this chance? >> no it wasn't chancey. somebody right under chance chance -- chancey. chancey is slansy is -- chancey is under secret service. have to get he chaffetz out because he was credit siding the agency. >> two days later it's okay that site. >> we have twr v. to do now president obama has to do is fire these guys, right? they have to go. >> and the fbi has got to look into it. >> he is revising whether he knew about it or not. >> now they have also. >> they all should be suspended. >> absolutely. >> they're innocent until proven guilty. the fbi is investigating and they have to be suspended, right? >> real quick the ig concluded only 40 out of the 45 employees had arguably right.

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thanks for staying with us, in the impact segment tonight. a documentary series tonight called come to america proved by dennis lynch believes illegal immigration is changing america for the worse. here is a sample. >> every october i have come to this very spot in arizona. last year i showed how it is that drug cartels are cutting open this fence with a saw and taking in 46 trucks over an 18 month period filled with marijuana, nobody caught them, nobody stopped them. despite the fact that we have all the technology, all the lights, and the border patrol station right next door with 400 agents. >> with us now is dennis lynch. these reports that you have put together are for sale on your website. right? you are one guy trying to get the word out. what is the overall headline? >> the overall headline is that president obama said that he would fundamentally

transform america. i have been saying for years he was going to do it through immigration both legal and illegal. and he has. if you watch the film you know that he has. >> you believe president obama wants as many foreign nationals to come to america as possible for what reason. >> fundamentally transform it. we have a one party system whether you recognize it or not. look what you opened up with talking points. do you know how many people in that auditorium if you were to ask them years ago if they wanted things for free, no. they would say they want a job. bill, when you can't find a job after a while. you start to give up hope and that's what you see. >> i don't understand how this all comes back to illegal immigration. i mean, what is illegal immigrations immigration have to do with the entitlement culture? >> illegal immigration and mass immigration, don't. >> we don't let a lot of people in here. >> no, we take in more people than all other nations combined. every year we take over a million people. >> over 1 million people? >> over 1 million people legally. >> most of those people, all right, come here because of a family situation or a job

situation. they are needed here. >> no, they are not, bill. >> they have to go through the state department and you know how difficult that is. >> bill, we do not take people in based just on their skills. look at the h 1 b visa program. we are taking people in and giving them voms jobs in silicone valley and $200,000 degrees going to work at a sneaker store because they kant get a job at. he will pell. >> i know how onerous what the you will legal immigration system is and what you have to do to get it illegal immigration i'm more sympathetic to your side. you deportations are going down under president obama? [ laughter ] >> president obama has tried to make it sound like he is deporting more people than anybody else. but he has changed the definition of a deportation. he is deporting nobody. he is allowing everybody to come in at will. >> you explain this government stat to me. in 2013, 438,421 and in 2014, 214,481 were deported.

a lot of people. costs a lot of money to do that they were deported. >> bill, when you watch the film, you will hear the border patrol agent explaining to you that has changed what a deportation is. if somebody comes over from mexico and brought back to the international bridge and sent back over. >> that's a deportation? >>. no he is counting deportation now. that's never been. that's called a turn back. >> that's what i just said. that's called the turn back. >> if that guy tries five more times during the day. obama counts that as six total deportations. that's not a deportation. >> your theory is know. the president of the united states wants foreign nationals here. you believe that right? >> absolutely. >> why? >> because it changes the electorate. it makes it a one-party system. >> so they will all vote democrat? >> of course they will. >> a lot of people believe. this so you believe this is a purely political play by not only president. but the democratic party. all right. >> okay. to flood the nation with immigrants so they all vote the liberal line. >> i made this film prior to the whole refugee problem in

europe right now. and in this film, i say and i predict that one of the reasons why he does not take out isis is because it creates an unbelievable refugee program. you know and i know we are going to ultimately wind up taking a majority of these people. >> you wanted the migration into europe? he knows we are going to wind up tag them, bill. you will have me back on here two years from now you will say you know lynch, you were right. i have not missed anybody with this guy yet. you watch this film, bill. >> if that's true. but he is going to have an awful lot of problems. evidence is only in office for another year. >> bill, he has done the damage. you need a president who is going to come in and reverse the damage. >> that's what republicans are running on. that's why trump is running. >> if people go they go to america.com and request the dvd. i give out free copies to people. watch them and pass them out. bill, you watch that and i will tell you now. you will have me back and say you are right lynch. >> we will will see. thanks for coming. in we like passionate guys. >> far left making political

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correct be out october 27th, just time in time for halloween. give it to the kids. so, you are a big fan of bernie, right? >> i love bernie sanders. it's like if you took al franken and reverend jim from cheers and put them in a blender. that's what you get. i love it because when you go to see bernie sanders. it's a sign of status of authenticity for the liberal. it's like going to the fair or hug ago tree on earth day. say be to everybody you are the most left wing possible you can't get more radical. >> 20,000 in boston most of them are dopey kids. >> huge crowd, huge crowd, remarkable. >> most dopey college kids stoned out of their minds go to see bernie because i think gutfeld made a good point which is hard to believe because that's their liberal cred. that's how you get a's at boston university. >> it's a saturday night. it's a college town in boston. i'm sure the professors sent them out there and gave them

credit for homework or something. they started there and ended up throwing up on their shoes at 4:00 in the morning. >> you were there? >> i imagine. >> it was like big, big poppy. >> were playing back and forth. it's unbelievable. >> there is, though, undeniably, an attraction for bernie sanders. i don't think he's going to really do that well in texas. but what is it about this -- >> the golden rule of time passage is that everything seems less evil as it ages. so socialism killed millions of people, but that was a long time ago. he's like a fluffy teddy bear of socialism. you could hug him. socialism isn't really that bad etch though in venezuela right now, people can't find toilet paper. >> well, dennis is a good example of socialistic economy. >> nothing screams progressive more than a 74-year-old cranky

white guy trying to displace the first woman president in the united states. >> i still love him. i love him. >> he's honest. he wears himself on his sleeve. >> he is honest. and bernie loves guns. okay, now, joe biden may announce early as this week end if he's running for president. >> the american people are already with you. look at the numbers. oh, there's homophobs still level. most of them are running for president, i think. >> all right, talking about gay marriage in front of a human rights crew. >> first of all, that was a venomous comment. >> oh, come on. did anybody take it seriously? even the gay people go oh, come on. >> the next president of the united states. and this guy is -- with the record he has of, you know, the comments he made about obama and we're going to put you all in

chains and all of that stuff, he shouldn't be the guy calling people -- >> wait a minute. if you're a trump supporter, you've got to like biden because he makes the inflammatory comments just as trump does. >> biden is as original as his hair. he basically just called himself a homophobe. 7-8 yearings ago, he was against the gay marriage. it was biden. it was hillary. it was obama. they were all homophows. suddenly now, they see the light. >> that's a good point. wait, that's two good points. >> they have the cnn debate. i hope they have some commercials during that debate. >> they'll have that little square thing right next tooth podium. >> all right, gentlemen, lean

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tip of the day, a journey to mars. bill, in your points, you par roted saying that supporters do nothing about guns always use. the bogus argument about chic o chicago's tough crime. oh, come on, ted. your argument is bogus. your state has the eighth toughest gun laws in the nation, simply not aggressively enforced. i disagree with you talk to points. the police arrested a woman who did not have the proper paperwork for a concealed weapon. we'll see how it turns out, but the judges are giving light sentences on that stuff.

>> a good argument on guns and talking points. but why not call the killers what they are. domestic terrorists. >> they were domestic terrorists, tom. they targeted a specific group of people. the murderers in colorado, oregon and connecticut were mass killers. we'll see what the investigation reveals. phillip, bev early hills, california. you teased the water story by saying the town is a wash in muslims. that shows you for the racist you are. of course it does, phil. great analysis. >> i was going to call you a pinhead, but i'm not. i'm not going to stoop to calling you a pinhead. the segment on dearborn did more to help muslims in america than all the rhetoric coming out. i teach school here. not all arabs are muslim. in a recent waters world, the

police chief of dearborn was identified as being a muslim. i can assure you that my brother is catholic. happy to correct the record, samuel. thanks for writing in. >> as for your tip on the new york times definition of a modern man, sorry, but i'll pick out my own shoes. and if i guy can't protect me, i'll stay single and carry my own gun. killing reagan is a brilliant read. wheth where do you find time to do all of that research. >> i've read all of your killing books. killing reagan made me cry. he was a great man and a patriot. i am 13 years old. well, that's excellent. i'm glad you're learning a lot by reading books. we have tickets to see you in st. louis. how long is the show? >> two hours, wayne. i'm glad you got those tickets. the show is sold out in st. louis.

but you guys can see us in chicago, south florida and phoenix. finally tonight, the tip of the day. saw a good movie last weekend. the martian. >> let's do the math. our service mission here was supposed to last 31 soles. that's for six people. so for just me, that's going to last 300 soles which i could stretch to 400 if i ration. so i've got to fig your out a way to grow three years worth of food here. on a planet where nothing grows. luckily, i'm a botanist. >> matt dam, n trying to survive on mars after being left mind accidentally. good script. the film works. i admit i'm biassed because the

director running the company that produces the killing movies. but i brought two you are chons, 12-year-olds to sit through that flick. more than two hours without machines. they were shaking a little bit. some bad language, but not a lot. tip of the day, the martian. word of the day, do not be lagubrious. >> i just got word that objected to waters world in dearborn on monday night. they teed off about it. so, of course, we reminded them. i don't want to make liekt of this, but what else could i say? i just -- i think it's a big night.

but, again,we hope care shows up tomorrow. ms. megyn is next. please remember, the spin stops