done watching favorite fox programs how about 11:01 each night. that would be a good time. up next the o'reilly factor. good night from washingtonlç d.c. don't forget, fox business, big night tuesday.çtç#j >> the o'reilly factor is on tonight. >> i'm a little tired of the finger pointing and want to see action. if kate's law saves one person, it's all for good. >> it is shocking to report that democratic senator harry reid has blocked a vote on kate's law. what a disgrace. tonight, we'll tell you what's going on. >> we believe it's an affront to latinos in particular mexicans and mexican americans because of all of the negative things that donald trump has said about us. >> thef3f hispanic caucus formally objecting to donald trump hosting "saturday night live." we will update you on that. also ahead dennis miller on

the most biased college courses in the country and director quentin tarantino taking a massive amount of heat. >> and i have to call) m the murdered murdered and i have to call the murderers the murderers. >> 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. harry reid kills kate's law at least for now. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. in a shocking move in the senate democrat harry reid refused to allow a vote on kate's law. as you may know, that proposed legislation would mandate a five year federal prison term for any illegal foreign national convicted of an aggravated felony here in thek-7io u.s.a. who then returns after being being see ported. the majority of americans support the bill because it

is the right and moral thing to do. reefnted rasmussen poll asked 1,000 voters about kate's law. 56% favor. just 27% oppose the rest don't know anything. now, you will remember 32-year-old kate steinle shot dead by illegal alien last summer, who had seven felony convictions in the u.s.a. and had been deported five times. he came back six times. he was released from jail and protected by the feds by the sanctuary city of san tt)52% jt)á(jy this morning senator ted cruz a hero on kate's law again introduced the stand alone bill in the senate. >> i will note that bill o'reilly has been tremendous, calling over and over again on leaders of this body simply to pass kate's law. this is not a partisan issue. at least it shouldn't be. >> but it is in order for the bill to pass there could be no objection by any senator. quickly harry reid objected.

>> the new mandatory minimum sentences bill would create would have a crippling financial effect. this is yet another attack on the immigrant community. >> mr. reid is a liar and a villain. this has nothing to do with the so-called immigrant community. this is about fixing a corrupt criminal situation. as far as cost is concerned reid has voted for trillions of dollars in governmen6@ spending. his objection os to kate's law is a cynical joke. reid well understands vial foreign thugs defy deportation all the time reid does not care. he has shamed himself and insulted the steinle family by blocking a vote on kate's law. that's unacceptable. because the senate would pass the law. so would the house and then president obama would have to sign it but reid does not wanted the bill to get to the president's desk because apparently mr. obama doesn't want to sign kate's law. if the president didn't want

to sign it he would say so would not and reid would never go against barack obama. so ultimately the president of the united states could make kate's law happen. in fact, he could do so3 executive order tonight. so we call upon president obama to issue executive order mandating that kate's law take effect. if you care at all about justice, mr. president you will get kate's law done, if you care at all about #é justice. senator majority leader mitch mcconnell tells us that he will will put kate's law up for a vote shortly that reid can't block. but the country needs six democrat senators to support the law just six. assuming all the republicans support it and that means you, rand paul. and a personal note to you senator reid, if you think this is over, you're nuts. we are going to hold you accountable, you personally. finally, there was some good

news on the kate's law front today. the despicable sheriff of san francisco county ross was humiliated in an election last night. he is out. good. he is another corrupt individual who refused to enforce federal law allowing kate's alleged killer to be released from jail. we will have more on the entire situation tomorrow. and that's the millimeter mow. now for the the top story tonight. attacking donald trump again, the congressional hispanic caucus formally objecting tozx mr. trump hosting "saturday night live" this coming weekend. >> we believe that it's an affront to latinos in particular mexicans and mexican americans my parents in particular because of all of the negative things that donald trump has said about us. i believe it's up to snl to understand that when they put a donald trump in front of people, and he says these type of derogatory comments, that has a direct relationship to what is happening out in every day

lives of latinos. >> joining us now from san diego a syndicated columnist and in washington jennice fenm tez. this makes him more popular. what do you think the goal of the congressional hispanic caucus. >> we all have the right to free speech, we all know that no one has launched a presidential campaign, which is sort of hateful racist, message as donald trump. >> give me a specific. >> let me finish. >> don't make that statement because it is -- it's an affront to trump. >> become even more popular with the networks it's a race for ratings. >> jennice i have to stop and hold you accountable for what you say. >> for what? >> youfi >> yes, it's hateful. >> what has mr. trump in your opinion said that is hateful. give me one example go.

>>fz yes indeed. mental co-is sending rapists, drug dealers and criminals. mexico with israel. israel is sending rapists drug dealers and criminals. would that make you upset? would that remove from mr. trump? come on, let's be honest about the discussion here. this is not even immigrant. all mexicans in with the group. this is really. >> nobody would ever allege that was sane that israel does that. but in mexico, as you well know. >> no, no. no using a comparison. >> jennice, are you going to listen to the question? >> yes i will. >> okay. i'm glad. in mexico, tons of narcotics come from that country into the united states that's a fact. mexican federals are bribed. that's a fact. there is more context here than you are making out. reuben what do you think about the attempt to it stifle donald trump?

>> yes i think bill, it's very misguided. i'm not here to defend trump. if i were running saturday night live i wouldn't put him on as a host. >> why not? >> other than an overt ratings grab, he is a divisiver figure. he has argued with you on this show. you differed with him on the idea of ending birth right citizenship. he has picked fights on there$r people right left, and center oftentimes just for the thee attic value of it. >> "saturday night live," they are a show that's designed to get ratings. they put controversial people on all the time. i mean, look at the singer that attacked the pope, she was on there they are provocative. i don't understand the shutdown. >> neither do i. this is going for low hanging fruit. once nbc has made this decision the fact that latinos think this is number one priority in america. can i give them a list of things. >> i'm sorry guys, i have to interrupt you guys. >> go ahead. >> this is a big priority in

america for all hispanics and it should be for anybody, even the middle east was thrown in that statement. give me a break guys. you have to be honest with the conversation we are having here we are letting a man with hateful conversation. when paula deen spoke with african-americans she paid for it when rick sanchez spoke with jewish people he paid for it it when don sterling, for crying out loud was speaking with his girlfriend about african-americans he lost his franchise now we are going to say this is about a funny program. nbc itself has been hypocritical. they said they could not do business with this man and now we are doing business with this man. >> jennice, you are very intelligence woman who is on this program all the time and i don't understand why you can't see it. you are objecting to a policy. trump's policy is i don't want people to come here illegally and i'm going to stop it and the reason. >> this is not about illegal immigration. >> a lot of bad people have come here to do damage. you may disagree with that.

>> i agree with that i don't want illegal immigration. i'm with you on that. >> that's what it is about. >> yes it is. >> let's not get confused. mr. o'reilly, this is not about illegal immigration. he said mexico is sending. we are all in it together. and if we don't stand. >> the comments were in then context of solving a problem that trump believes is harming the country. i'm going to give rub ben the last word, go. >> okay. >> sad for me watch congressional hispanic caucus a top priority. when this were they this when barack obama deported 2.5 million people. he has hundreds of men and women in lockup central americans in texas. >> he was able -- >> i can't believe the congressional hispanic caucus democrats who run it think this is a major priority. they have their priorities messed up. >> good debate. we appreciate you bringing passion to it in connection with on the rundown polls say hillary clinton is a lock for the democratic nomination unless the fbi arrests her.

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private server contained classified material. of those at least four documents are extremely problematic here in this investigation of those two reach the highest classified designation which is top secret. one of those documents which has been publicly disclosed contains satellite data about north korea's nuclear weapons program. i am told that that particular document is an open and shut violation. i'm also told that the fbi director james comey is personally overseeing and directing this investigation and as of now they do have enough to build a case against her if they so choose on two issues.oss negligence of the6= miss handling of classified data and two obstruction. multiple counts. >> she says and her campaign says this stuff was not classified top secret when she received it or transmitted it. is that enough to prevent any kind of an indictment?

>> no. because as i just mentioned to you at least four documents are extremely problematic if contained highly that was designated classified at theéñé time. >> bill you are talking classified material that may or may not have been stamped classified at the time. that material was intelligence circumstance known as born classified. meaning that the information contained therein was so sensitive that it was assumed to be classified. and as secretary of state she must have known that. >> many viewers believe that this investigation like the irs investigation will go nowhere because the attorney general and the president will tell comey and the fbi to back off. >> well, from about thec" fbi director, he is a serious man and a rule of law man. now, whether or not he takes this and senator marco rubio prosecution to the attorney general loretta lynch i don't know. then it's her decision whether receive. i have to believe based on

your question there is only one person who matters in all of, this that's the president of the united states. >> he is not going to go ahead with that. >> everything is political not legal. so whether or not he wants her sidelined so they can bring joe biden back as the knight and shining armor is an issue. >> if they don't indict her and the evidence is there that they could that will woo become public though. >> that will be devastating. >> ebony? >> i actually will take everything monica just said at face value for the sake of this argument. you are correct bill and monica, she is making an argument that it wasn't classified originally. it became so later. it's actually a losing argument. it"hb was classified. that is the wrong argument that hillary clinton is making. >> you are saying that as an attorney. >> i'm saying that as api practicing law attorney. what the issue is, this issue of gross negligence. up to james comey whether this moves forward but ultimately up to loretta

lynch. >> she doesn't have to take comey. >> she doesn't. >> if she doesn't the public will know. >> loretta lynch is not eric holder. i think you will agree with me she is not in a bureau bro she put away dems and republicans. >> she didn't do eá7 deal. >> she didn't. here is the thing as a prosecutor she is ethically obligated to only move forward with a trial that she feel she's can prosecute successfully. that's based on what evidence? so going back to the gross negligence issue for one second. you are right, monica the emails to me look like a violation. she has to reach the standard of what we call gross negligence. okay? that's different than ordinary negligence. >> isn't that for are a jury to decide? >> but ultimately that is an issue of fact, bill and you are right. if loretta lynch looks at these facts she has got to feel as a prosecutor she has got at least enough evidence to get past, if she doesn't she has to explain it. she can't take it to trial tore headlines and can't take it to trialhuh%= for sport

bill. she has got to do it based off of evidence in front of her. i think hillary clinton should be prosecuted. i do not think legally there is enough to get that standard and i don't think she won't. >> you think she should be prosecuted. >> i think the violations are clear. >> do you think she will be prosecuted? >> i think barack obama will have his say on this and i think given the long history of bad blood here, politically ideologically and everything else, i think chances are there might, in fact, be a prosecution. >> we don't like speculation and anonymous sources but we felt the information was credible enough to present it to you. some presidential contenders are defeating hillary clinton on the latest polling. miller on viable courses in the country. that should be interesting. up ahead.

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personal story segment tonight, new poll from quinnipiac asks more than a thousand registered voters to evaluate some potential presidential matchups. hillary clinton losing by 10% to ben carson. losing by 5% to marco rubio. losing by 3% to ted cruz. losing to chris christie by 5%. lookoe at that geraldo rivera mrs. clinton defeats donald trump 4. you just hardymon can a on the fbi, are the clinton people concerned about this investigation? >> i will give you some new information. they insist that they are not concerned and what i'm told behind closed doors the clinton campaign is telling their campaign donors who are nervous about this and saying is there a bombshell that's going to drop? they are insisting to their donors this is not a criminal investigation of hillary clinton. they insist it's just the fbi going through the server and figuring out what's

classified, what's not to make sure nothing else leaks. and so the clinton camp believes and they could be wrong but they believe this is just the fbi stepping in because there are so many intelligence agencies overlapping, what was marked classified, what wasn't, to sort this out. now, if they are wrong, they are betting wrong in a big way and it will blow up in their face. >> they have to look at it that way. they need the money. 100 percent say this is no big deal. comey did i think last friday go to the white house to meet with president obama the reports were he was scolded for saying that some cops were not doing their job because of the ferguson effect. >> ferguson, yes. they could have talked about the fbi investigation: james comey recently up on capitol hill said he is personally following this case. >> we believeq5 that to be true. we also know the "the washington post" is heavy on this case. and so if there is anything

untoward, it will get to the public. so everybody should know that all right, on the on the republicans defeating mrs. clinton i wasn't surprised by that i mean, you know, the country, all the polls say is going the wrong direction. most voters feel that and they are probably going to want a new party in. >> she is the ultimate.7 insider. the 3:00 a.m. phone call against president obama. it back fired. the country as you say has moved more concerned since then about being on the wrong track number one and number two is not rewarding experience. they're looking at donald trump, bebb carson carlie fiorina. give us somebody different. bush and clinton seem to be out. >> on the democratic side she has the nomination all locked up. some dramatic impact. our new poll tonight says if s. she honest and trustworthy? over 60% saying she is not. >> that's not new.

>> that's a problem. >> she has never rated well in that category. so i don't think these early polls really matter because the clinton machine is formidable and whoever she runs against better be prepared. i mean these people are tough and some of them are vicious. >> 100 percent right. >> i have been staying away from this story because i don't want to give isis any kind of publicity terror group this nowv appears someone planted a bomb on that russian airliner in egypt. we will have a big report on it tomorrow when we can assemble some facts. it appears that this is it. as you know isis rose under the tenure of hillary clinton as secretary of state. cnn did not ask her any questions about isis, but now if this is true, if isis is bombing airliners out of the sky, this is going to become a pretty big deal for hillary clinton and for president obama who totally botched the isis campaign.

>> yes. because number one if they said just said she wants to run in part on her resume. she has experience. let's dig into her time at the state department. the president she served under was saying isis was the jay veed6 squad get what? that was completely and utterly wrong. number two let's remember what came up in that benghazi testimony a couple weeks ago where she got widely credited for doing well. there were where the narrative that she told the american people was wrong. she got hit on that pretty hard. why was the administration trying so hard after the benghazi terror attacks to say that this was not terror? they were in the middle of a presidential campaign. >> do you know why voters don't care about that anymore. they don't. >> they don't want to admit that al qaeda. >> she mislead everybody. but that ties into what you just said the trustworthiness. she has always been -- had weak numbers in that area. >> al qaeda was not on the run then. >> no. >> guess what, as you are saying isis not on the run. they might be blowing up airliners, we don't know.

>> might come back in this campaign whoever the republican nominee is could make a big deal out of it. ed henry everybody. there he is plenty more asúy the factor moves along this evening. hollywood uproar over police agencies condemning flamboyant director quentin tarantino. will americans walk away from his movies now? also miller on the most biased college courses in the u.s.a. a website ran a contest. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. c7 ♪ can't afford to let heartburn get in the way? try nexium 24hr,

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unresolved problem segment tonight. children at risk. new report by child trends, a nonprofit research center says one in 14 american children have had at least one parent in prison. one in 9 black children have had that circumstance. with us now judge jeanine pirro, author of the brand new book "he killed them all." robert durst and my quest for justice. we'll talk about that in a moment. but, first does this study surprise you some kids? >> not at all. it's not look, with the number of people in jail up, the number of kids with a parent in jail is going to go up as well. the consequences are the same whether the parent is in prison or the parent is simply absent. and that is depression, anxiety, poor mental and physical health. >> this is the children? >> this is the children suffering consequences. >> what a lot of people don't understand and barack obama is one of them, is that criminals don't go to prison for just committing one crime. >> oh, no.

no. >> they commit hundreds of crimes before the system ever gets them. >> first of all they get a freebie and then÷÷ they get community service probation, split service local jail and maybe the state prison and then they get a plea bargain on top of it most of those people are nonviolent drug offenders that's a bunch of hogwash they are all violent. you do drugs with guns, weapons, and gangs. >> put your children in a home where do you have a parent who is a criminal and that's what the kid sees and what's going to happen to the kid? one in nine black kids have a parent in prison at one time? oh4vhp÷ god. >> most of the issues that these kids are suffering from i mean they already are in a bad spot. because they are from the poorer and the black -- >> -- of course they are already disadvantaged and now they have no moral foundation. >> and then you want to blame. >> i think it's a societal nobody will admit. that's why i wanted to talk about it on saturday night at 9:00 and sunday uuu at 9:00, the judge has a

special on the fox news channel about this heinous guy durst. roll the tape. >> john o'donnell and i recently took a trip down to the pine barrons in southern knowledge. why the pine barronss? because the dense million acre forest a really great place to bury a body. mobsters did it all the time. when i first reopened kathleen durst' case we began piecing together a puzzle and the pine barrons fit right in. >> all right so you are -- do you take credit for this guy's conviction? because now -- >> -- there is no conviction. that's my frustration. >> the charges. he has been arrested and charged now where for years he got away with it. >> he got away with it because when his wife went missing in 1982, the new york city police department did a substandard investigation. i get the case 18 years later, i reopen it as a cold case. >> up in west chest err county. >> because i don't think she ever made it to the:gñ city. she died in west chester.

he chopped her up there. then the witness we are about to talk to was shot execution style and then he chops up his neighbor. >> he did it. he killed her. >> he killed them all. >> that's your in your book you present the evidence so you actually are convicting this guy even if he is acquitted by a jury judge pirro has convicted him in this book. >> absolutely. >> you don't feel guilty about that? >> do i feel guilty? there is only one person who should feel go ahead and it's him. by the way had he been stopped after he killed his wife two people might not have died. >> so you are the judge and executioner here. >> and the d.a. >> and the d.a. >> and the cop. i'm arresting him to. >> going around the system, not waiting for the jury. >> no, because i know what the evidence is now. and when he said i'm a jinx when he said pirro looking for in the lake he said body parts. we didn't know he had chopped up his wife two. >> did you ever talk to this guy? >> no. i chased him though. for a long time. >> you needsjy to get credit for that if it weren't for you the guy would havexv

probably gotten away with it. >> he won't speak. his right to remain silent. >> so the book, he killed them all robert durst and my quest for justice that book is going to be a best seller. and conjunction with the book is the fox special saturday at 9:00 and sunday at 9:00. did i plug it enough for you? did i do it enough for you. >> that's nice of you. >> i'm the nicest guy in the world. and if i'm driving through west chester and i get pulled over, they will let me go. all right. when we come right back, it will be miller time. why is ice getting thinner in antarctica or thicker or something if global warming is a reality. miller will explain it the most vialest college courses in the nation. miller is next.

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and the conviction to be in it for the long term. oppenheimerfunds believes that's the right way to invest... ...in this big, bold, beautiful world. thank you for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight. a group called campus reform.org sponsored a contest asking college kids to send a course that's not biased. that course that won is given at stanford university entitled history of the police in the united states, slave patrols to ferguson. joining us now from santa barbara, california south of

stanford dennis miller. before we getnç to that you are looking a little don henlyish tonight don eagles ♪ witchy woman ♪ she's got -- >> i think that's a lawsuit by the eagles right there. dennis miller, everyone. all right. you got the short pants on. and have you been studying up on the winner of the most biased college course. tell me about it. >> you know, billy if i can find an isis fighter with ebola in ferguson i have got end of the world yats is i. now, listen, i don't know why this is still applicable as a college course. i think the doj report and i'm sure that steadman wanted that report to come out that there was cop by8:ñ there. when you mix that in with a clip of the guy beating up the grocer or slapping the grocer around i think that ferguson racial bullying by the cop has been disproved hasn't it according to the department of justice? >> apparently it's stanford,

this is like a let's whale on the cops from the earliest part of this country until now that i what it looks like to me. that wasn't the most biased. second most biased, miller is something i know you are interested in, taking marks seriously. we are not talking groucho we are talking carl here. >> i didn't know we were talking karl i thought we were talking zeppo he was the smartest one because he would stay in the background and count the money. if you would go on into a college campus these days. jesus christ could appear on a college campus tomorrow afternoon and change water into wine and the students would go after him for killing the microorganisms in the aqua. that's how whack it is. >> that's am mers college in massachusetts. third place winner was the refusal to work at our favorite college these days cornell. we might have to send watters up there. refusal to work. >> do you want to know the quirky thing about the refusal to work course.

mandatory attendance. that's a refusal to work course. it's it the new way billy. you and i are old dinosaurs. 32 hour week. learn some poems about ferguson and study karl marx and then get rich off studying karl marx. it's a brave new -- >> -- it is. >> it's a timid new world. >> this is how crazy this refusal to work is at cornell. the professor will present the right miller, to laziness malingering shirking dogging it, not understanding, sabotage, humann within -- i can't even say it okay. somebody put him on his right side and hold his tongue down. put him on his right side. >> how you can get away with doing nothing you know, for 65,000 bucks a year at cornell or whatever it is. >> why do i get the feeling that's not an 8:00 a.m. class. >> that's right. it's got to be 3:30.

>> late afternoon. >> now finally miller is traveling to antarctica on assignment for the factor to find out why the ice caps there are getting largeror if the earth is warming miller. >> by the way that was a closeup of dean martin's drink. i'm going down there in january, billy to give you a on the ground perspective. it doesn't matter if it's getting thicker to the left. they think yardsticks are the devil's september scepter. i notice what's happening in this world there used to be a schism between rationalists people sit and ponder and think and reflect and come up with an opinion and you have a schism between people who saw it a different way. now you have a schism between imperialists, people who take actual measurements and still don't disagree on it i don't care if the science prosku it's getting thicker they will say it's gettingú that's why i practice the

new religion brag knot no sir stick brag nose stech. if some comes it up to me and say it's getting thinner i lock my pod face on of course. >> you are right it's a recording. you should be a college professor, miller. >> he are not going to change their mind. i will be down there auditioning new countries in january and i will give you a report, billy. >> number one leave the penguins alone number two, you should be a college professor with all the big words, miller. you had like 10 or 12 of them in this segment and by the way that report is from nasa that some parts of antarctica are losing ice some parts are gaining ice. there it is. miller, we will see new florida on saturday night charlotte on friday night. >> unless i fall through the ice on my way there. >> those shows are sold out in charlotte and at the hard rock but the show in phoenix, the only one left with tickets at the comerica bill o'reilly.com has info. hollywood on deck. bigg".֖ time director looking at a career crisis. then the factor tip of the

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back of the book segment tonight this quentin tarantino is not dying down he blamed american police officers in being murderers in generalkz terms. in the today's "the washington post" the.t(x article says nonsense indicates 8 5% of all police shootings are justified and they are rare as well. it seems mr. tarantino is in very bad place if facts mean anything. joining us now from los angeles paul bond the west coast business editor for the hollywood reporter. here in new york city senior editor at "intouch weekly." the police unions acrossuaañ the country are saying don't go to tarantino's movies.

that's where this is coming from now. do you believe it's going to hurt his business? >> you know, i know you don't like cliches but it's been said so many times quentin tarantino is no stranger to controversy. there has been controversy that has followed him throughout so many of his movies the use of the n word was notl very popular with a the lot of people. spike lee was not happy with that he just did an interview about a month ago where he talked about gender and race implying that kathleen bigelow maybe won the oscar because she was a woman direct ago war movie. he is always involved in controversy and it never seems to effect him. >> this time it's different. you know it's different. >> this is different. getting more publicity for sure. >> americans are overwhelmingly supportive of the police. when you do what he did mr. bond four days after a new york city police officer, black man was murdered and he comes to new york city and he says that, that isn't something -- look, i forgot a lot of the stuff that kim just mentioned. i forgotñp it. all right? they don't -- they are not going to forget this. so i think that this may very well hurt him.

>> well, and the difference here is it's an organized effort to hurt him. people want to hurt him. they want to strike back. he hates them, so they want to hit him back. this might be the biggest organized boycott effort in hollywood history. >> who do you think is behind it in the police unions and organizations are driving it publicly do you think there is somebody else behind it. >> no. i don't think there is anybody else behind it i think 7%7rq said really touched a nerve for cops. you know, he keeps trying to backtrack a little bit now saying that hey i wasn't talking about all cops. well dew. tell us the cops you are talking about and maybe do a little research and find out if the activists you are aligning yourself with are telling the truth. >> he is certainly not doing that. is he appearing on a couple of left wing shows that have been anti-cop and that's not going to do him any good if he wants to apologize or clarify his opinion. see, i know -- i don't know tarantino. and ifób think he is a pretty good director. i mean, his movies are

absolutely provocative and stimulating. >> he has won oscars. >> as i said when this initially broke he lives in own. i don't think when quentin tarantino said that that he had any idea the repercussions of his words. do you believe that? >> you are right. because he is doing these interviews so it seems like he has to go back and maybe not backtrack because he is not apologizing he did put out these statements. is he cooking these interviews reaching out to more sympathizing audiences. >> that's not going to do any do you feel that others in hollywood live in the real world? >> you speak to them. i don't think they do. i don't think they have any idea how their word affect people. >> they're very rich they're very powerful.

they're surround by the same people. it's people who chant about killing cops and, you know that all cops should be dead. he doesn't realize that people people are out in the mainstream. he thinks everybody agrees with him. and he probably was a little shell-shocked. >> it's amazing, the guy can be that successful and not understand the tempo of the country. >> do you think this is going to hurt his christmas movie release? >> it may affect it. 35% of republicans and 20% of democrats actually take the politics of the film maker in mind before they see the movie. >> do you believe it? >> it could, though a lot of his films make a lot of money overseas where boycotts here in the united states may not affect it. >> factor tip of the day, ohio saying no to legalized marijuana.

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as far as i know you know that we are looking out for you. it is november 4th. so many people are not thinking about christmas or hanukkah gifts yet. if you you are thinking about "killing reagan," now is the time. this year we want to get you the books early and at a great price. >> why do you even have guests? you force your opinion on everyone. i just want to start the segment off on a cheery note. ralph jacobson bill you're becoming a shil for the donald. not becoming for those of us who

want to be an adult. >> try to be fair to all the candidates, but tough. patrick withholding his last name. bill, how dare you put the faces of convicted drug dealers on the screen when you do nothing about hillary clinton and eric holder running guns and backing drug cartels. >> you know you may want to chat with somebody that's looking out for you. >> charlie brown doesn't have a black girlfriend. big deal. fat albert never had a white girlfriend. stuart johnston charlie brown's love interest is a redhead. orange is the new red. >> those complaining about lack of social diversity must be suffering from peanuts envy. good one, karen. you can hardly call me a fan being a gay democrat.

but i must give you kudos for the clever spot on fallon. you're a real pistol when it comes to nailing the truth. i was nervous to reading inging "killing reagan" because it captures the entire man, not just glorifying it. what a nice letter, amy. and thank you for reading my book. bill, my husband brought "killing reagan" on my cruise to bermuda and ignored my pleas to play bingo. that's not right, marlene. bingo on the ocean, you've got to have it. shame on him. factor tip of the day, ohio says no to pot. >> and it was by a landslide. yesterday's vote on legalization 64%, just 36% in favor. ohio joins florida and arkansas in the recent noes against legalized medical marijuana.

now, i think it's a cultural thing. in the south and midwest, traditional values are held with more esteem. drug use is considered to be bad, generally speaking. hoo's the factor tip of the day. the more sobriety there is in any society, the stronger that society will be. period. congratulations. and that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor web site. also please spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world. we. >> the word of the day. mordacious. good word. now, tomorrow night, 9:15, p.m. eastern time. we will have a town hall meeting about "killing reagan." you want to know anything about it don't like it love it whatever we'll be streaming,

live streaming, whatever that is. i've got my life preserver, life jacket, streaming. again, thanks for watching. ms. megyn is next. please remember, the spin stops here. we're definitely looking out for you. >> not backing down about police as the devicive hollywood director now doubles down. welcome to "the kelly file," everyone. i'm megyn kelly. showing you the first tv interview just moments ago to msnbc host, chris hays. yesterday, tarrantino offer his first comments telling the l.a. times that he had been slandered and refusing to apologize for rema