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on "saturday night live." ben carson says he wouldn't do it. >> i think the presidency of the united states is a very serious thing. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right right now. ♪ ♪b hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. what has happened to the democratic party? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. in a disgraceful exhibition yesterday, one that will go down in history as a blight on american politics, the senate minority leader democrat harry reid killed kate's law, at least for now. >> the new mandatory minimum sentences the bill would create would have a crippling financial effect. this is yet another attack on the immigrant community. >> i truly believe that what harry reid is doing here is pure evil. i think bill o'reilly has it

exactly right. i believe ted cruz has it exactly right. it demonstrates why we have got to go to regular order in this government. >> lou dobbs is swfb that one senator reid should not have the power to derail legislation. but even though kate's law will likely come up again for a vote, it seems certain most democrat senators will not support the measure that's designed to protect all americans from thugs like the guy who shot and killed kate steinle in san francisco. illegal alien had seven felony convictions. came back six times after being deported. i mean, it'sn insane. nevertheless, democrat senators like crazy left sherrod brown in ohio oppose mandatory five year prison terms for such individuals. constituency. the mandatory minimum sentences established under this bill, kate's law, would waste taxpayer money by increasing the federal prison population. yeah, that's right, senator.

convicted aggravated felons who defy deportation would wind up in prison under running around sanctuary cities like san francisco selling drugs and shooting young women in the head. brown is a disgrace. how ohioans ever elected him is a mystery of the universe. now, as talking points reported yesterday, americans overwhelmingly support kate's law. think about it. who would oppose the law? who would oppose this? i can't figure this out. democrat senators like bob casey, dianne feinstein, patrick leahy, claire mccaskill, bill nelson. these people should openly embrace kate's law. instead, they remain silent and will remain so unless pressured by their constituents. on that front, i'm not hopeful. last week a guy from the media research center went to a pro-immigration rally in colorado. >> you have heard of kate's law? >> no. >> you have heard of kate steinle? >> no. >> have you ever heard of kate's law? >> no, i have not. >> i don't like you asking the people here the

questions that you are asking. >> see, we got it he doesn't like the questions. >> thank you. >> perfect. you are welcome to leave. >> we are welcome to, of course. we don't have to. >> you are not going to interview anybody else. >> how not. >> because i said. >> they shut him down. we should point out that both president obama and hillary clinton have also been silent on5s kate's law. so we have to assume they oppose it again, that's scandalous. it's a very simple concept that would protect all americans. mandatory prison terms would give law enforcement another tool to dismantle gangs operating in the u.s.a. and would discourage convicted aggravated felons from coming back here after being deported. but, once again, the democratic party will not support kate's law. it is beyond a reasonable doubt the dnc is incredibly radical licensed. there don't seem to be any moderate democrats anymore. if you are a moderate democrat you are scorned by

your peers. that's why harry reid9 ó; can get away with kate's law which would prevent even more killing. my apologies to the family of kate steinle. you do not deserve. this i'm not giving um. we will get that to the senate floor again. they need 60 votes. and we will try to convince do.'s all i can that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. reaction. joining frus washington dan holler vice president of american action for america. tell me about harry reid how radical is he. >> harry reid is an extremist. he will use every single tool at his disposal to try to advance and change the very fabric of this country. he doesn't like the america we like. he has agenda and willing to push it. he is not afraid of it he has not had a political repercussion because of it and the democratic party still standing it's outrageous. >> i don't understand. this nevada is not a crazy left state. it's not california. >> no. it's not. he was held just to about

50% back in 2010. there is a lot of thought that was a very winnable race that the republican could say have invested more this that race. >> they had an inexperienced candidate run against reid. but reid is so outrageous and blocked some worthy bills and wouldn't work with the republicans when he had control of the senate as a majority leader. and now he is harpooning everything as a minority leader. his goal is to protect president obama at all costs, correct? the president doesn't want' kate's laww getting to his desk. >> right. i mean it's an amazing thing. if you think about what president obama has had to do. it's nothing. harry reid whether he was the majority leader or now as minority leader has blocked everything from getting to president obama's desk. president obama is vetoed four bills. it's outrageous. harry reid is a gate keeper. is he taking all the political grief. you are exactly right, bill. if barack obama wanted this law passed. if he wanted to stand on the side of families across this country. against violence from illegal immigrants.

this would be signed into law and hear reid would stop blocking. >> that's absolutely true. reid, there have been rumors a lot in nevada that he doesn't even own a home there. he lives in a hotel. ing this there was a then there was a land deal he made $700 million offer shady thing. >> it's amazing. you look through harry reid's three decades in the senate and conghujuáip &c @&c@ what you find is a long history of land deals. there is this one in 2004 that profited $700,000. there is these earmarks that went to a bridge to build property. a bridge across property where he owned it to increase property value. déju)jju against other casinos that were from donors of his. this is sort of the very cronyism and corruption that everybody expects out of washington. harry reid personifies it and there is no backlash. >> he has made a lot of money since he has been in the senate, is that correct? >> yeah, i mean it's pretty impressive that you go into

public service and over the course of three decades you kwame your net worth. something a lot of folks would like to have seen happen for them since 1987. >> now, last question. reidq is he doesn't have any kind -- you can't reason with the man. it's not like can i get him on the show and talk about kate's law how it's necessary to stop the madness. if you are deported you are an aggravated felon you are not going to put them in jail in a mandatory way? why is is he so unreasonable? >> i mean, is he trying to reshape the way things work. i mean, it's why he got rid of the judicial filibuster so he could stack the federal courts with a bunch of left wingo bama judges. is he is looking at this in how do i in my short time in washington reshape what's going on? i don't care what bill o'reilly says. i don't care what the american people say. i want to leave my imprint on this country and i want to change it in dramatic fashion. that's what he is doing and we need to make sure the democrat party stops following his lead. >> i don't know if you will ever make sure of that because they are certainly

scared. if there is any moderate democrats please stand up. mr. holler, thank you. once again, if you would like to call the offices of your democratic senators, that would be a good thing. we have posted senator reid's office number and email on bill o'reilly.com. next on the rundown, did isis blow up that russian plane in egypt demonstrating it is growing in power? we have an update. then, later, berniew goldberg analyzing whether it's wise for political candidates and pundits to go on entertainment programs. up ahead. the cold truth is... if a cold keeps you up at night you can't just catch up on sleep the next day. new alka-seltzer plus night cold & cough liquid relieves tough cold symptoms and quiets coughs for up to 8 hours... ...to help you sleep at night. new alka-seltzer plus night liquid.

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fox news strategic analyst lt. colonel ralph peters. do you think it was isis bomb that blew up that plane in egypt? >> yes. there is still an outside possibility that it was a maintenance issue because, bill, i will tell you i know the russians and their idea of maintenance is vodka and start hitting things with hammers, the circumstantial evidence, the target, the timing, the flash, the kind of reverb didn't damage done. hard to believe it wasn't a bomb. >> you are not sure. just surmising based on news reports that that is the most likely scenario because the russians and egyptians deny it. the british and a few other countries have said the planes can't fly in sharm el-sheikh resort on the red sea anymore. the u.s. has not said one way or 00 other. we have got to know in the next day or two. even if it isn't, the isis

threat, i'm not sure that÷r americans understand it because if they are going to start to blow up airliners, which they certainly want to do. they have taken credit for this that's going to touch everybody in the united states and all over the world is, is it not? >> certainly. the one thing really neglect to note is a tremendous economic damage al qaeda did since 9/11, what it's cost us and now islamic state is in the game and they are in islamic jihad. and so you certainly, if you look at -- look, the terrorists in this case got a free for, bill. they got to derail putin's narrative and really embarrass him. they got to humiliate president el-sis of egypt. just about destroyed the egyptian tourist industry which is 11% of their g.d.p. and we already saw what islamic state affiliates do

to your knowledge. they just don't think about killing people they want to destroy economies and all purpose threat. >> create terror all over the place that's what terrorists do. president obama's response to isis is to send 50 specnto syria 5-0. it's almost like mad magazine foreign- policy. 50? you just look and say does not want to defeat them? >> the answer to your question that's not a rhetorical question. defeating them. he cares about making it to the end of his term without another major disaster that can be blame on him. and that is it. >> why anybody then? 50? draw attention to the fact that you are weak. >> it's getting worse and worse and worse and he is trying to do the absolute

minimum. >> stay with me, colonel. if you send no one there is no story because is he is already not done much. if you send 50, then that gives people like you and me going what, 50? that doesn't give our special forces enough people to protect themselves. >> start thinking rationally. he knows nothing about history and nothing about military affairs. denies that islamistov extremism has anything to do with islam. they live in fantasy world. in that fantasy world they're they don't take military advice just chatter with each other. 50 people. that minimum sending 50 yeah, we can do that. that will make a difference. it will make a very local tactical difference but it will not make a decisive difference and strategic difference. >> 50 in danger. >> do you think obamacares about that. >> i'm saying you put 50 on the streets in chicago isis? 50? you send them into syria, hostile territory on all

fronts? >> bill, we have a president whose vision of the world has been remains and will remain divorced from reality. it's to the that he wants tozç @ destroy america. he profoundly wants to change america but he hates the military. just despises it doesn't want to do what it takes to beat isis. those polls you cited. the american people have common sense. they will give the president a lot of leash. at some point the leash runs out. at this point i think the american people see that islamic state is a threat. the president doesn't see it he is not acting. and you know, the left's response is always the american people are tired of war. no they are tired of loads. they are tired of seeing their sons and daughters killed and maimed for the vanity, the vanity of an inept and ineffective and cowardly president.un%< >> all right. thank you. antipolice movement in america growing? our truth serum correspondents have some data. later, dana perino with her two top stories of the the

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truth serum segment tonight on monday we spoke with jalen rose about black lives matters and other controversial groups. mr. rose surprised me with this statement. >> did you know every it 28 hours a black man, woman, or child can murdered by police and/or vigilante law officials? >> where does that stat come from? >> this is a real epidemic. >> where did that stat come from. >> it's an absolute fact. >> well, it's not. here now to state the facts shannon bream in washington and eric shawn here in new york. this came from our pal marc lamont hill. that's who first said it in

my initial research at cnn. where are they getting this. >> of course it's not true. it's all over the place on social media on #it comes from this study malcolm x grass roots movement in 2013. >> they say that the police in minority communities are an occupying army and that there is a war on black people in our country. this countrym( is called operation ghetto storm. they put together 313 people that they say were killed by police, my by security guards and vigilante, divide by the number of hours, you get every 28 hours. bill, there are unarmed cases of people who are killed by police that are tragic and unjustified but they throw everybody in. robbers, armed robbers in shootouts with police are on their list. a goes into a police station and shoots three policeag$c officers. a guy puts a knife it to his girlfriend's neck. exhibit a. lawrence wallace jr. 20

years old, he is arrested, he stabs to death, stabs to death a police officer,6i steals the cruiser, gets into a shootout with another officer, wounds the other officer, and he is on their list. guess who he killed? steven greene? the african-american police officer. >> whoever did this study in malcolm x grievance. obviously they are not looking for the truth. they lumped in violent criminals. suicides, everything else. >> they lumped in car crashes. >> car crashes? >> if$% a police cruiser accidently killed somebody. >> gets spit out by social media and picked up by a guy like marc lamont hill who says it on cnn and jalen rose who is a good guy he hears it and then he brings it on to the factor. you are lucky. this is why you get paid. then i have to give it to you who has to now bring the truth out and tell the folks what it's all about. okay. that's what we have to do here. this internet makes it easier to distort and to put stuff out that's not true. >> it's unbelievable. >> let's go to shannon

bream. i wanted an update on the south carolina situation where the deputy went into the classroom and a 16-year-old girl was being disruptive andib we can roll the tape on that. and, you know, was violent with the girl. and i want to know what happened to the police officer and to the girl shannon. he got fired. that was done in a press conference that probably a lot of folks saw all used an action that was not something he would have told him to use in training and that it was time for him to go. he was fired. he is also now in the middle of a federal investigation the department of justice is looking into whether he violated siferl rights, whether he can now face criminal charges. that's where he stands, basically his attorney says he is not going to speak publicly while that's going on. as for the student in that case she is 16. she is a minor. we don't know a lot about her we know a lot. facing a a misdemea6á charge if convicted could

land her in jail up to 90 days and face a fine up to $1,000. the school says she wasn't suspended or expelled. she can come back any time. apparently her attorney says she is not ever going back to that school and by the way there is a go fund me page that's helping to raise money for her had. it's under the auspices of this law firm that says it's representing her. the sheriff had had said she suffered some rug burns there is a different story in this go fund me page. her attorney says she has broken arm and swelling to neck and back and shoulders and all kinds of other damages, as of last check more than $45,000 had been raised on that go fund me page. >> she is charged with a misdemeanorñ0phñ thawz in the system. kenny. >> we have more information about her because she is not a minor. she was in the classroom. she was also involved. she is facing the same charge this demeanor disturbing schools charge. and so, again for her could mean jail time and a fine as this continues to play out.

as far as we know though, no state or local or county charges are going to be pursued against the deputy in this case we are going to continue to follow the thing. i think the charges will be dropped against the kids but civil lawtsz all over the place. shannon and eric thank you. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. hash words for dick cheney. trolling for laughs and perino on her top tworx stories of the week. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. es in 2 weeks guaranteed. innovation and you. philips sonicare save when you buy the most loved rechargeable toothbrush brand in america.

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personal story segment tonight, new book called destiny and power the american odyssey of george herbert walker bush. the book is controversial because the president apparently said some unkind things about dick cheney and former secretary of defense donald rumsfeld. with0ijjuxqoyñ is mr. meacham. that's all you heard on the left-wing media today is bush the elder attacking cheney. i thought cheney had an interesting come back did you hear what he said is. >> i took the transcript when i was reporting the book. >> cheney said basically look, i did what i had to do under the structure that president bush the younger had created i still love bush the elder but i wouldn't change a thing. what is the essence of bush the the elder's opinion on cheney and rumsfeld? >> the unifying theme of criticism of rumsfeld, of cheney and an observation about his son is much more

about style than substance. president bush 41 was uncomfortable with language like the axis is of evil. he did not like the appearance of a swag gearing washington culture-[9u that was prevalent in bush 43. >> so heti is not a confrontational man. would that be accurate? >> well, ask saddam hussein whether he is. >> interestingly enough, i was on the highway the death. were you over there in the first gulf war? i was over there on the highway of death when the iraqi -- after the iraqi army retreated from back to iraq. have killed them all. bush the elder let them go. i thought at the time that was a stunning mistake. now in hindsight, he didn't want saddam hussein to beqk$uáu chaos that would follow. >> that would follow. that's what's happening with president bush 41. the reason i wanted to do this book is is the farther we get away from him the large he looms. >> the smarter he looks.

>> think of his life story. this is a guy who was 18 years old joins the navy, graduates from high school at 20 he is shot down over jima. he asked the question the rest of his life why was i spared he? wants every minute to count? it's a life of service. last president of the greatest generation and his objection and what was making a lot of news today was this idea that he was, yourn know, really, really uncomfortable with cheney and rumsfeld and they had their differences. >> what i could never figure out is why bush the younger didn't rely on his father more. >> i think it's a tough generational thing. i think that george w. bush want toed to be a president in the model of theodore roosevelt and ronald reagan. my argument is that george herbert walker bush was a model in the dwight highway hour. >> close family of bushes. jeb bush not doing well right now. all reports say that poppy, bush the elder isxlmn angry that

jeb isn't doing well. what you can tell the us about that? >> i don't think angry is right. i think he is anxious. is he worried. he has been anxious and worried about his son's political career since 1994 i think it's one of the things that snapped him out of the depression he was in 1992. >> when he lost? >> yeah. >> their drama. i think that he wants jeb to be president. he told me with a very explicit word that it was one. jeb told me that if he was supposed to be the one he never got the memo. interestingly, 43 gave me the best explanation of this. he thinks that jeb, as favored son came about as george w. bush will tell irresponsible he was young and irresponsible is and jeb settled down really fast. right? got married, had kids early. moved to florida. and so that's an old story. but, george w. bush almost ran for the state senate in

houston in 1972. he ran for congress in 1978. he was the political creature. >> okay. final question. in your book, you kind of dove tail into my book killing reagan because barbara bush and nancy reagan, you say, didn't get along at all. >> no, nancy reagan didn't get along with barbara. i do want to be clear about that i think it was a hollywood thing. i don't know what your theory is. basically, the reagans were the stars. and you had one star and one leading lady and the card was supposed to stay the under card. it's5/ñ ironic and unfortunate because both bushes. >> do you believe that? that nancy reagan didn't like barbara bush. >> yes, i do. >> that's what we write. i'm glad somebody son my side. >> can i give you one story somebody told me who knew the reagans well is that because ronald reagan liked george bush and trusted him. and that he -- when mrs. reagan started talking about bush in a negative way, he would just sit there and wait for it to end.

>> all right. the book is going to be a big smash called destiny and power. we appreciate you coming in heresd mr. meacham. and a footnote tomorrow friday so:00 p.m. fox news has a special tied into jon meacham's book. >> i would like to you hear what he said on the night that he despeaking into his little tape recorder your mother asleep in the next room, and he-these are his reflections. not finished. that kills me. our kids were absolutely imagine any at this sent. proud of your dad. we're very proud of you. and i'm thinking to go back to their communities, yes, their father was president and all2j of that but a failed

president. >> that's 10 p.m. here on the fox news channel. when we come right back, bernie goldberg analyzing politicians and pundits going on entertainment programs. bernie is next. dg jeb bush: we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be the world's leader. who's going to take care of the christians that are being eliminated in the middle east? who's going to take care of israel and support them - our greatest ally in the middle east? the united states has the capability of doing this, and it's in our economic and national security interest that we do it. i will be that kind of president and i hope you want that kind of president for our country going forward. announcer: right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. i use what's already inside me to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me.

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thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly in the weekdays with bernie segment tonight. as you may know donald trump is hosting "saturday night live." he will be here tomorrow to give us a preview and answer some questions about politics. now, some hispanic americans not happy about the snl situation.ú >> [chanting] >> we do not deserve to be attacked by someone like donald trump every single time he opens his mouth. thinking. >> that, of course, will guarantee huge ratings for "saturday night live." joining us from miami the purveyor of bernard goldberg.com mr. goldberg. so you if are trump's campaign manager and i'm sure he would love to have you, would you advise him to do "saturday night live" and things like that? >> yeah, i think on balance, it's a bigger plus than a nine news.

look, going on these comedy shows these late night ched shows gives a politician an opportunity to portray himself or herself in a different light. not as a politician, but as a human being. and since the audience for a lot of these shows are not up of news junkies, a lot of the people watching don't follow politics closely. if you play your cards right, you can come off as likeablelúl#!5ñ important in life in general but for a politician, it's really important if you are going after a certain segment of the audience let's say 20 somethings, you don't go on the sunday morning talk shows, you go on comedy central or "saturday night live" that's where they are. >> so you expand your possibility for votes. but ben carson, he sees it a little bit differently. roll the tape.;fáz >> right. >> having been guest host on "saturday night live," does that interest you? >> no. >> why not? >> because i think the presidency of the united states is a very serious

thing and i don't even want to begin to put it in the light of comedy.ut >> so, does carson have a point? >> yeah. he is not the first person to say that. when bill clinton in 1992 went on the arsenio hall show with his shades and tenor sax, there were people at the time who said the same thing that it's not presidential. and by the way, before that, richard nixon, who was a total stiff, went on laugh-in and he couldn't even get the line right. he was supposed to say sock it to me. after 100 takes he said sock it to me? he couldn't even get the line right. but he came off as someone who was willing to make fun do live in entertainment culture. while i understand dr. carson's position and

those who thought bill clinton was not acting presidential, you know what? i think it's a net plus. >> they have got to be human s. you know what outrages me pundits go on these programs. roll the tape. >> we have got to wise these people up, okay? here is the first demand. stop complaining. you hurt my feelings. come on. you guys are starting to sound like a bunch of democrats out there. my last demand, trump, you have got to take it down, man. you have got to take it down. how about a six, all right? i know it's fun. i know it's fun. but blew out my tv speakers. if anybody gets to yell that loud on fox news, it should be me. >> you know that guy, he is just -- he is a publicity hound. >> who is the guy with jimmy fallon. >> some guy on some cable: show. i mean the guy is just all over the place. he is an ego maniac.

>> i have a theory on this. i have a theory on this. you fine tuned a reputation over the years of being yourself and that's -- let's just call it being brash. let's use one word. we can use more words but let's call it brash. when you go on a show like that and people have an impression of you, some people like you, some people don't like you, you come off and you may have to bleep what i am about to say. you come off as a nice guy. >> oh, jeesh. >> i know, i apologize. >> you ruined the whole gig here goldberg. come on. >> that's what i mean. you complete that. but people look at that and they say, you know, i thought this guy was the guy who was brash and loud and not nice in some people's minds. but, you know, you come off as sort of fun and, again, a nice guy.

i think going on those shows is a plus. i mean there, may be some minuses in somebody blows it. if they do something stupid. you know, but on balance, it's a good thing. >> successful. >> let me take that back. not a good thing necessarily but it's a plus. >> i go on the shows. once in a while i will go on a show i don't really care for. most of the people i talk to is people i have a rapport with. you are right. it reaches people who won't watch cable news and then expands the base a little bit. bernie goldberg, everybody. there he is dana perino on deck. she has her top two stories of the week. factor tip of the day after that a u.s. airline helping the vets right back. ,t ♪

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back of the book segment tonight, dana perino's top two stories of the week and here she is. what is your first selection. >> i love politics and i have been watching the g.o.p. for the past two weeks bash each other and they are missing a big opportunity. they are forgetting that their common opponent is hillary clinton. i think after next week's debate fox business debate that they will be able to get back on track and focus on her biggest weakness which is trustworthiness. >> okay. there was some big news in the debate arena tonight. chris christie is not going to be on the main stage for the debate on the fox business channel. why not? >> well, because of the way that the polling has come in and he has not been able to hit the mark that would allow him to be on that main debate stage. a huge disappointment for him and his team. i think they have worked very hard. a lot of people will be surprised that chris christie was -- has gotten attention since the lastk9)ñ debate cnbc debate.

>> christie huckabee, jindal and rick santorum in the second tier. where is lindsey graham? is he gone or what? >> i think -- i guess he didn't even make it krur >> he didn't get to the second? >> he had to get to 1% and he didn't make it to that. >> so rand paul just snuck in. kasich and paul are at 3%. i feel bad for the governor. i think the governor is trying. and i don't have a dog in the hunt. i really don't. but i, you know, he's worked hard and i think he's a sincere man. i think he's got a mixed record in jersey, but he's done some good things. >> so, who knows. this is still early yet. >> this is almost a death done -- no, it's not guilty. it's not early. you're talking about less than three months that they're going to go out and vote. and then you've got christmas and thanksgiving.

>> it's going to happen very soon. it's less than 90 days. >> your advice in this upcoming debate on tuesday is to forget about attacking each other and go after hillary. that's what your advice is. >> i think that's going to be natural. that they're going to have to show distinction between each other because they're in a competitive race. but i don't think economic -- that they have that big of differences. so they actually could collectively make an argument that conservative economic policies with what hillary would bring to the table. >> i think they should go to reagan and carter. h's very close to where we are now.econd story is an interesting one. chinese birth tourism. >> have you ever heard of that? >> i have. we did it a few weeks ago. pregnant women flying here, legally, baby in the belly, give birth to the baby, it's an

american. >> that's right. this is about the 14th amendment and because of the under the constitution, the courts have said if you are born on american soil, then you are an american. what's happening is very wealthy chinese women coming to america, mostly in california, there is a whole industry marketing to them. >> they get places to live, they get them doctors x they get them everything. >> they stay here for about a month, give birth, stay about another month and go back to china. when you're 1 ye21 years old, ye able to sponsor family members to come over. >> so this all feeds into this question of what is america going to do with its immigration policy going forward. there is already strong competition for american families. this could exacerbate it. it's not illegal -- >> do they have any numbers? is there there's about 295,000

overall, in the country. but that number, in california, looking at about 40,000 people. >> factor tip of the day, a patriotic u.s. airline. also, a wild male segment tonight that harry reid is not going to like. also, george well attacking me? we'll be right back.

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u.s. airline really helping out the vets, in a moment. a quick reminder. about 20 minutes from right now, we will have a town hall meeting about my book, "killing reagan." i'll be in my office taking questions. now, a very interesting thing happened today on the book front. george will wrote a column

entitled bill oreilly slanders ronald reagan. but it is his column that's libel. slander is a spoken word. george libel is a written word. and i'm sure you know that. george row regurgitates attacks who try to get "killing reagan" spiked before it was even published. they want to get a defy case. will never called me, even though it's not direct dial. he can just punch up a little extension and there i am because he works at fox news. but, even so, we know ill will, pun intended. we'll see if he has the courage factor. anyway, check out the town hall meeting tonight on bill oreilly dot com. it's no surprise the democrats are in the business of releasing criminals, not incarcerating them.

>> paul olarsky is known as dirty harry for a reason. deannaforbada. while i support case law, why would the obama administration enforce it. i believe most u.s. attorneys around the country are honest, deanna. and the president just has a short time left in office. patricia, manchester new hampshire. i contacted harry reid by e-mail and am praying he will put toll ticks aside this very important law. it will be a miracle if he does, patricia. but i admire your prayersment. >> you told ed henry that many people don't care about hillary clinton lying about benghazi. i disagree. among democrats, they don't seem to care about her many controversies, do that. doug grey, you are a hundred percent correct, oreilly. the fact that so many americans are dumb and shallow is absolutely horrifying.

wow, just finished "killing reagan." i've read the entire "killing" series. this is the best one. and the interaction between reagan and nixon was one of the best passages. i'm really glad you like the book, bill. thank you for reading it. >> denise, delta, colorado. i would like to get my husband a special gift, personalized copy of kwt killing reagan." what exactly does that mean? comment question. it means you can write any note to your husband you want, denise, and we'll put it in the front of the book. and then i sign your note, a special gift, indeed. also, word is freida boyars just finished "killing reagan." she's 105 years old. wow. and finally tonight, factor tip of the day. over the years, jet blue have

done a lot to honor american vets. they're honoring 100 with a special focus, those who served world war ii. also, they've set up a new uso center at j.f.k. in air port city. the company tries to hire veterans, more than 1200 jet blue employees. factor tip of the day, all-american companies who try to be as patriotic as jet blue. and that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor web site. also, we'd like you to spat off by the factor from anywhere in the world. oreilly@foxnews.com. word of the day, do not be a martinet. again, tomorrow, friday, donald trump on the factor.

again, thanks for watching us. ms. megyn is next. please remember the spin stops here. we're definitely looking out. >> breaking tonight, republican 2016 front runner, dr. ben carson newly atop the national poll average taking a serious new attack as one major media outlet seems to suggest he made up parts of his compelling life story: welcome to the kelly file, everyone, i'm megyn kelly. none have a more powerful, personal story than ben carson. ultimately becoming a world-renowned, life-saving, pediatric neurosurgeon. he