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[shouting] >> what is the truth about american muslims cheering after the 9/11 attacks? our truth serum correspondents on the case. 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. the left's secret immigration plan. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. in order to win the presidency in 2016, both the republican and a the democratic candidate will have to get a good amount of votes from hispanic americans. on thanksgiving, the "new york times" ran an editorial that pretty much laid out what the liberal viewpoint is on people coming to live in america. point number one the left no longer distinguishes between illegal aliens and those who come here legally. all foreign nationals who

enter are now described by the "times" and others as immigrants. and if you use the term illegal alien, you are a bigot. point 2. the left believes that any fence on the southern border is nativist bigotry. that is a hateful action towards non-americans especially hispanics. point number three. the left wants open borders. no restrictions on knows who come here. no detention no physical barrier, no deportation proceedings unless the serious crime other than illegal entry is committed. if you disagree with that you are promoting an anti-immigrant police state. point 4: the left says all immigrants again legal and illegal should be welcomed and assimilated. not only that the government should give them money to settle in and they should immediately be eligible for all the entitlements americans can secure. point 5: all illegal aliens

already here should be put on a pathway to citizenship. the left wants full amnesty. and finally point number 6: the left wants free lawyers for all immigrants so they can gather up the entitlements and citizenship requirements. at the end of the editorial in the "new york times" the paper asks is that so radical? the answer, of course, is yes. open borders full amnesty complete entitlement access is indeed radical and dangerous to public order and safety. but that is the vision of the democratic party. not everyone, not everyone. but you will not hear many democrats go up against that. as the kate's law debate demonstrated. now, many believe this is a pure political strategy that flooding the nation with foreigners, many of whom will get the right to vote strengthens the democratic party. but there is much more in play. the radical left, immigration vision, would profoundly change all of america's traditions, all of them. and that's what the left

wants. because that ideology sees the american judeo-christian tradition as oppressive, exploitative and a white privilege legacy. thus, the uber left wants traditional america wiped off the face of the earth. that's what's truly going on. and if americans don't wise up quickly the left wing vision of immigration may very well become a reality. that's the memo. now for the top story reaction. joining us from washington, two democrats simon rosenberg and jennice friend as fen as it. is extreme white ring analysis. >> i'm taking it right from the paper. these are the words they wrote. i didn't change any of the words. i just put them on the scheen. >> okay. let's just look at history. >> no, no, no. i don't want to look at history. i want to look at the "new york times" story. are you saying this is not

true? >> let's start with amnesty because there is some points i don't have -- you were looking down so i can't look at the points. let's look at amnesty. you mentioned the word amnesty the last time we had amnesty was under ronald reagan. great republican president right? amnesty back in the day back then was you paid, you got your name down, and you got your green card. this is what we are talking about, please, let's be clear, this is not amnesty. >> what was attached to the reagan amnesty jennice? >> very little. there was no background there was no fingerprinting, there was no fine. you didn't have to pay a fine. >> no. what was attached to the amnesty under president reagan was this will be the last time we will do it. we will secure the border. we are not going to have any more of this and the government obviously let us down. >> true. >> did you see that i distorted this editorial as jennice seems to think that i distorted it. i didn't distort anything. >> you were presenting it in the right wing approach. >> it's not a right wing

anything. it's an analysis of what's on the (. mr. rosenberg? >> bill, first of all what's important to realize is that the "new york times" has been very critical of the obama administration for its enforcement agenda. >> they think they are too tough. >> they are too tough. so, first of all, i don't think that the sitting democratic president is not actually done the things the "new york times" has said the democrats should be doing. if you just take the border, right, just take this one piece of it, i mean, we don't believe in open borders. this administration hasn't created open borders. in fact we have deported more people out of the united states than any president in american history. >> that's because more people came across than any more time in american history. >> bill, that's not true. >> do not count on the sheet. >> bill you and i talked about this before on your show. that's not true what you just said. >> yes, it is. >> far more people came in during the clinton and bush years millions and millions and millions of people came in and settled here. under obama undocumented

population has not grown at all. we have gotten that under control. >> that's because people left because the economy was so bad. you are distorting the border situation. >> bill, the unemployment rate has dropped in half and we haven't seen any increase in the undocumented immigrants in the united states. >> the obama administration went back because there weren't any jobs. let's look. this isn't about president obama. this is about an editorial that says all of the points that i said. this is an extreme view. and i said not every democratic holds this opinion. and i understand you don't mr. rosenberg; is that true? >> he think the "new york times'" opinions on immigration have been wrong again and again and again. >> where have they gone wrong. >> the characterization of and their prescriptions and some of the things they wrote in the editorial i disagree with and are and so did this administration. we have a democrat in the white house right,. >> looking ahead mr. rosenberg. >> i understand. i want to agree something that was said earlier let's just take amnesty right?

because it was brought up earlier. what we're talking about what the democrats have promoted the current set is of democrats and what was the in the comprehensive immigration reform bill was not amnesty. go to the back of line, pay a fine. go through a background check. learn english. >> this isn't it right here. >> sure it is. we had amnesty in 1986. >> what the "new york times" and they base that on bernie sanders' proposal, everybody would immediately have all of the rights of americans and that's amnesty. jennice, let me ask you. this do you think that judeo-christianing tradition in america has been exploitive and has been, you know as the "new york times" believes a blight on the nation? do you believe that? >> no. we're a diverse nation. >> so you don't believe that our traditions should be wiped out? >> why why believe that? >> because that's what the "new york times" believes. >> did i write that? >> look, if you have an open

border as their proposing you then flood the zone with millions and millions of people and all of our that christians go up in smoke. there is no regulation under bernie sanders' plan at all and this is what the "new york times" has endorsed. none. >> bill, our immigration tradition continues to be the same as it was 20, 30, and 40 years ago. >> i don't think you are understanding the forward vision that they are putting forth. >> that vision is wrong. our traditions are not threatened by immigration. and i don't want any viewer thinking that because that would be incorrect and it does not correct who we are. nobody is talking. i'm not supportive of open >> they are. this editorial supports open borders. mr. rosenberg, i'm giving you the same question, so wrap it up. do you believe that our traditions in america which would be totally obliterated by an open border, anybody comes here, which is what this is calling for. do you believe that they are wrong, our traditions? >> >> first of all many of the immigrants who have come into the united states over

the last 50 years are christian. so particularly from latin america, many are catholic or have other -- protestants. and so the judeo-christian tradition you are talking about has been reinforced and strengthened by the immigration that we have had had in the united states over the last 50 years. >> but if you look at the amount of immigrant homes on welfare, which is at 50% then i would have -- i have to go. it's a good debate. it's a good debate. >> we are not getting rid are of the 11 million. we cannot deport them. let's be realistic about that. >> this is calling for open borders. >> have us back, bill. >> we need more time. >> next on the rundown donald trump says he will not debate on cnn. unless they pay him 5 million bucks. take a look at that later what is the truth about muslims praising the 9/11 attack? our truth serum correspondents on the case up ahead.

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impact segment teepght. two situations involving donald trump and ben carson. first mr. trump. >> how about we do this with cnn. i won't do the debate unless they pay me $5 million, all of which money goes to the wounded warriors or go to vets. [cheers] >> i would love to do it. >> joining us now from los angeles, leslie marshall, here in new york city andrea tantaros host of outnourished. >> do you think trump is going to stand by that statement. >> no. >> no? >> he has done this twice before. this is the third time. and he showed up at the debate. it's a great pr tactic. who would disagree with that right? >> i'm going to have him on the program tomorrow and then i'm going to say are you going to show up or not? he have to tell me yes or no. he knows i'm going to ask me about that. >> he already walked it back, too. he said west well i may show up they are going to say i'm

chicken: >> you think he says things like this, mr. trump for what reason? >> earned media. and it works. who is going to argue with that? our troops aren't getting taken care of. and he puts the pressure on cnn, one, to do something good to help the troops and it shows that he supports the troops, and two it highlights how much money he makes cnn because is he so great. it helps the troops and trump. his two favorite things. >> what do you say leslie. >> i actually agree a lot with what andrea said regarding donald. this is not about wounded warriors which is an excellent organization. this is about trump. bill, you know as well as everyone in the world daily how much money he, donald trump has that he could write a check for a million dollars tomorrow to wounded warriors. this is about him. how much money he thinks he makes for cnn and all of the networks. what he thinks the ratings are this is all about him. and so is this tactic. he is not going to go through with it like andrea said. this will be the third time that's a charm.

he is going to do the same thing. of course is he is going to show up. is there any downside for any political candidate including mr. trump to say things and then not follow through on them? any downside? >> i don't think for trump it hurts him. >> no. he can do anything. >> look at the polls among his people. >> he is impervious. >> so far. so far. i do think what it does is it hurts the process bill. the people who are not set on a candidate who are republicans or want to weigh in on who that g.o.p. nominee should be should hear every one's idea on the economy, on foreign policy, and that's what they're going to tune in to cnn or any other network for. not just for the sound bites. >> if he doesn't show up then the debate doesn't get the rating that it might. ben carson having a little bit of problem last few weeks. he weighs in on the accusations from the left that over the top rhetoric against planned parenthood led to the shootings in colorado springs. roll the tape?

>> there is some pro-lifers who will say things like i can understand why somebody might come in to, you know, an abortion clinic and shoot it up. you know, that's kind of over the top. >> do you know any pro-life people who have said that? >> i don't remember any pro-life person that i have covered ever saying anything like that. >> no, not one. >> do you know any leslie? do you know any pro-life people, head of organizations or, you know, anybody out there with a visible profile that's ever said it's justified to kill people who are proabortion? have you ever heard anything like that? >> i have never heard anybody who you are saying is credible. when you look at the person who pulls the trigger who is responsible for that crime i agree with you on that 100 percent. however, when we look at like today, 1.8 million followers of the guy who started the starbucks thing who is saying we need to

make doctors that perform abortions very afraid. these are some of the areas that not mentally stable. >> talking about violence. i don't know if dr. carson was in good territory there unless he can name people. because if he said it to me i would have said give me a couple names doctor, because what you are doing is demonize ago pro-life movement that is generally peaceful. >> the pro-life movement is driven to persuade. their rhetoric is based on reality, on cold hard truth. >> there are kooks. there are people who go over the line. >> there is a kook here and there kooky pastor here and there. there is a guy who shot at the planned parenthood center. they have been peaceful. they lobby for education to educate. they tweak the con conscience of americans. polls don't support late term abortions. >> the pro-life lobby has conducted itself in a very professional manner. last word, leslie.

>> i don't disagree with that. what we're looking at is those that demonize. we're looking at frequency and looking at individuals that aren't necessarily believing facts but sound bites and some of those sound bites are are demonizing. >> you can't talk about nuts. and when dr. carson comes back, we will ask him about it ladies, thanks very much. directly ahead, donald trump says he saw muslims celebrating the 9/11 attacks in jersey. now, we have been investigating that also, police chief in chicago fired by liberal mayor rahm emanuel. is the chief being made a scapegoat in those reports after these messages. we ask questions here. look for risks there. and search for opportunity everywhere. global markets may be uncertain. but you can feel confident in our investment experience... ... around the world. call a t. rowe price investment specialist, or your advisor... ...and see how we can help you find global opportunity.

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some american muslims celebrate the 9/11 attack. >> hey i watched when the world trade center came tumbling down. and i watched in jersey city, new jersey, where thousands and thousands of people were cheering as that building was coming down. thousands of people were cheering. >> now that statement by mr. trump has become very controversial. what are the facts? joining us from washington shannon bream and here in new york city eric shawn both fox news correspondents. there were some muslims in america happy about the attacks that's been established yard. >> not thousands and thousands as he said. professor of university in new jersey studied this 10 years ago. he says well, there wasn't one place and there was no evidence of one large scale demonstration. what you are seeing there is what happened in jerusalem and the gaza. so maybe donald trump was mixing that up. but, he said there were

maybe half a dozen teenagers in partson, new jersey. there have been people through the years who have said that they did see this. nbc was getting phone calls about this. >> there were people in new jersey according to the state police we have investigated muslims who were happy about the 9/11 attack but they weren't vast numbers of them. >> i talked to mayor giuliani tonight about new york he said maybe there were 12. he knows that because they were getting beaten up. >> that was in new york city. >> that was in new york city. here is something we found two days after 9/11. "new york post" september 13th. trio who cheered attack face boot as illegal aliens. three men who celebrated as the twin towers crumbled are facing deportation. witnesses saw them cheering and jumping up and down at liberty state park after the attack and the fbi sent this out, bill. three individuals were seen celebrating after initial impact and subsequent explosion. >> we tried at mr. trump's request to get video of any of the jersey situations.

all of the affiliated stations, including new york one, the cable station here, they say they don't have any video. if they did they would have run it. i mean we don't have any. >> we have looked. not only that reporters you have you been on the streets. yeah i covered that i was there. >> you are right when you said that he probably conflated a voiceover of palestinians celebrating with the local reporter saying we have some problems in jersey. because that probably happened. all right mr. trump again will be here tomorrow and we will run it by him. now, isis, in order for these killers to operate they need money. and they get the money by selling oil from the oil fields that they have captured in iraq. we want to know who is buying oil from the savages and miss shannon bream has that information. who is buying it, shannon? >> well, bill, it depends on how ask, it looks like what's happening is local traders are showing up, fueling up in some areas there is actually a month long wait at these oil fields controlled by the

rebels where local traders will buy the oil and used in the rebel held areas. but the u.s. has now made allegations that syria the government of syria itself may be buying some of this oil benefiting isis. but there are now allegations coming out of russia they believe that turkey is actually facilitating this as well. there could be some state actors. >> you correct me if i'm wrong because you are the truth serum correspondent. so guys with trucks show up at the oil fields, or the oil refineries, because they have to refine the oil into gasoline. all right. they load their trucks. they pay isis on the spot for the oil whatever isis charges them. they take the trucks, and they drive. and you are saying they drive three place these are the allegations, one in isis held areas where they sell to gasoline stations or power stations. two, two assad's government, who has got money and they need oil so they buy from them and maybe turkey i haven't heard the turkey thing from the west. putin is accusing them of

everything. you know that. do i have the story right? >> you are exactly right. i will tell you that turkey's president ergadon if this is true he says he will resign his position. he said there is no way they are officially involved with it? >> i tend to believe the turks are not buying it because they hate isis. we are bombing those trucks which we should have been doing a long time ago. but for some reason president obama wouldn't allow the trucks to be bombed but now they are being bombed. okay thanks very much, you guys. we appreciate it plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. the man who blocked jessica companies law in new york state found guilty of massive corruption. >> what about jessica's law? are you going to enact? >> we have done that sir. we have done that tell mr. o'reilly is he wrong. >> also head, gutfeld and mcguirk on tim tebow getting hammered for his dating habits. wait until you hear this. stay tuned for those reports.

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students could confront their whited privilege status. framingham state university in massachusetts complete chaos there because one student had a confederate flag on his laptop. here kennedy own program on the fox business network. you have confronted your

white privilege background? >> you are pointing at me. you are pointing at me. trigger warning before you ask me about my whiteness. >> this is the magic finger right there. >> that magic financinger. >> point at someone. >> you are harry potter and that is a macroaggression. i don't even know what it means to confront one's whiteness. perhaps on the rachel -- very diverse community in the portland area as you know. >> certainly you were raised in -- >> i have never cashed in on white privilege. >> you have never done that maybe unconsciously you have. >> unconsciously doesn't count in the words of siegmund freud. >> the university of vermont it counts white privilege three days. they didn't need one day they needed three days to confront their white privilege background. >> you know, bill to me especially in the northeast confronting my white privilege is going to the tanning salon don't worry it's a spray tan so it's not going to give me cancer

hopefully. look, we are talking about this white privilege issue and, yes it's funny and easy to laugh at. i actually think it's quite racist and i think we have to talk about it in those terms. >> why is white privilege racist? the other side says if you are white you are racist. >> you are being prejudiced towards people based on the color of their skin. and i reject this idea that only white people can be racist when white students on these university campuses are are now being ostracized for the color of their skin. i mean, it's out of control. you have the university of kansas. you have students who aren't embracing the black lives matter movement so they are being run out of student government. you have presidents of universities their careers being ruined as a result of not going with the flow of what's politically correct with no evidence by the way. and it's anti-american. we're not allowed to have free speech on college campuses. pitting students against each other based on race it is quite alarming.

>> it is pathetic, that's for sure. in the framingham state situation some nutty kid has a little sticker on his computer of the confederate flag. so, i mean, who cares? the kid is a nut. that's all. >> he is a nut. he is insta gator. that's what you do when you are 18 or 19 years old. that's what college used to be for. expression, taking risks making some enemies and having fun. do i think it's funny? would i have it on my computer? no. >> would it send you into analysis? because they are framing him they are providing counseling. they are having counselors come. >> in people who might have been somehow affected by the bias incident. i hope at some point they start firing. >> i think that's a good thing, katie because the -- hear me out the counselors can maybe say look, forget about the confederate flag thing. that's stupid. you being upset about that's what we want to talk about. what's the matter with you? >> yeah. well bill, this is the problem. and, you know, the drarts

and the professors are wondering how this happened on college campuses because they are eating their own. but the professors and the administrators have created this monster through their diversity program. through their tolerance programs. >> cow tailing. >> she is absolutely right there is safe spaces and they are actually making it a more dangerous environment this is nothing like the real world. unfortunately college presidents are running these institutions of learning like they are five star hotels. >> yep. >> very interesting. when we come right back is it legal on the police chief of chicago being fired. the man who blocked jessica's law in new york city convicted of massive corruption. legal is next. carry it around with me anymore. chantix made it possible for me to quit smoking. along with support chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix definitely helped reduce my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood hostility, agitation depressed mood and suicidal thoughts

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and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly. in the is it legal segment tonight, three very controversial stories we begin with sheldon silver for 21 years he was the most powerful democrat in the new york state assembly. true villain. he did a number of all of things including blocking jessica's law. >> what about jessica's law? are you going to enact. >> we have done that, sir. we have done that tell mr. o'reilly he is wrong. >> what i was concerned about was that jessica's law that you say was passed, it's only a so year

mandatory. >> we passed jessica's law. >> and there has to be four aggravating factors. >> we have multiple victims. >> the senate, the governor signed jessica's law. okay? >> not okay. instead of 25 years mandatory, new york law says 10. and it's full of loopholes. but now sheldon silver has been convicted of seven counts of massive corruption. here to tell us about it attorneys and fox news analysts kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl what did he do. >> he took $4 million in bribery and kick backs. specific she he gave money to funnel money to professor for research. the professor then used a law firm that silver was with gave clients of that law firm money for that law firm. the law firm then was the middle person giving silver this money'. >> silver directs $500,000 this is one example of taxpayer money to it a columbia university professor. >> for research. >> who then does business with silver's law firm of which he is a partner.

the money comes back in to silver's pocket is that about it. >> that's absolutely correct. seven counts. they swept him on this. he went down on everything. he is looking at approximately 130 years. he is 71 years of age. but this is sending a strong message about corruption. and you look at the variety of charges. edges torgs under monetary transactions involving criminal proceeds. very bad. honest services, wire fraud. a number of counts of that. >> because he did. >> this has gone on for years. >> this guy he is 71. he is going to get 20. i think that's what they are going to give him. >> he will spend the rest of his life in jail. >> no parole? you are in the federal system. u.s. attorney bakara excellent job by the way. >> excellent job. because not only was this guy the most powerful grat in the state, all right. beside the governor the most

powerful republican senator he is indicted too. so what does this tell you about new york state? >> it tells you that there is corruption. >> everywhere. >> people will. >> everywhere. >> held accountable. right now. he is free on bail and there will be an appeal but i do not feel it be overturned. >> it took the jury 35 seconds to convict him. the police chief of chicago gets fired today by rahm emanuel. overall scott mccarthy came from new york city nypd guy at one time. what kind of job did he do generally speaking guilfoyle? >> this is very interesting. because you have to dig into the facts to look at the record. some might say it was a mixed review. however beginning with first full in office in 2012. crime went down under mr. mccarthy. and you saw that there was a decrease in murders, et cetera, up until this year in 2015. >> but all of the anywhere

centered in south side of chicago in certain neighborhoods where drug gangs. >> it's not as if it's gone crazy. >> not miracle mile not on rough street. tops not in the north of chicago it's not south where the ghettos are. that's my beef they lead this happen every weekend and now he is the fall guy for it because of the video and the outrage. >> the guy got killed. >> keep in mind he works for the mayor. >> the mayor fired him. the mayor had already seen the video why didn't the mayor release the video. >> the city settled this a million dollars lawsuit on this right before he was going to actually rahm emanuel was. >> look, anybody who has watched this vape and this stone kid gets shot 16 times he had a knife far away. look. >> shot from behind. >> you don't fire a police chief within bad cop. >> he praised mccarthy's leadership in the force calls it undenial fact that the public's trust in the

police had eroded. that's it. >> i love chicago. but you guys got to wise up there and vote better people into office than this. all right. another guy jumps over the white house fence? >> another guy. >> 22-year-old joseph kaputo. what i want to know about this look, there is the idiot. and another guy omar gonzalez a few months ago. what did omar gonzalez get for jumping over the fence? >> 17 months. he got further than this kid got. he actually got. >> he got into the doorway. >> and he -- first guy actually pushed the secret service officer pushed her down. he got more time. >> 17 months omar serving? >> well, yes. serving. he will get out the next year. i don't think this guy is going to get that much. he was -- you know, he is i would give the guy two years. >> he has mental health issues. his attorney says he has as bergeres. >> why do we want him running around for give him two years in prison. can't be hopping the fence at the white house. >> got to be doing a good job. >> should be a big sign hop

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circle of concern to say that all god's children are worthy of our compassion and compare care. >> here now gutfeld and mcguirk. make you cry. very heart felt and but you knowheartfelt. totally ignoring the realityies of the situation that people in syria, by and large are good but there are some bad people. you gotta be very careful. >> he is comparing pilgrims to the syrians. that's an insult from the left. because aren't pilgrims genocidal maniacs that destroyed the indian population? >> yeah. >> he insulted the syrian ref ooh jeezref. >> dale: ug. even if there's a tiny percentage, you have to be careful. >> i have to correct the pilgrims didn't slaughter the indians. >> that's the left wing ideology. they tried to bond with them.

that was a smart move. >> the difference is they were actually pioneers. they actually fought the indians. >> sometimes. >> they fought with them for their own safety. fought for what they got. now the syrian refugees are actually -- they are threeing a ingfleeing a civil war instead of fighting -- >> kids and women can't do that. i think the president is exploiting our history in a way that's totally out of context. >> turning the war on terror into a war on immigration, which is basically like saying firefighting is an attack on buildings. >> you can make a case a very heartfelt case we should take every single suffering child, all right, woman in the world and bring them here. you can make that case. >> look he may have stumbled on to something, greg said -- he said pilgrims introduced

devastation into the lives of indigenous people. >> spanish were different than the english. >> that's kind of like what happened in paris with the tsarnaev brothers in boston. maybe he stumbled on to something by accident. >> there's a way do this without polarizing the country. of course washington -- but there is a way. this story bothered me. i don't know tim tebow. i met him once. he seems to be a nice guy. he is a traditional guy, religious guy. and now the tabloid papers are smearing him because they don't like his dating habits. it all has to do with a woman name who we have had here on the factor because she is very conservative. is anti-drug, anti-intoxicants. roll the tape. >> intoxication is not for you? intoxication getting drunk, not for you? >> it's not for me during this

job. whiem an international role model in this country where it is -- there's a drinking age. i need to respect that especially not only as a citizen but as a role model. >> they said that tebow was going out with her and they broke up because tebow wouldn't have sex with her. it turns out to be bogus. >> according to tmz, they did say it was bogus. that didn't stop publications like "the daily news" from printing some really nasty -- >> garbage. >> tim tebow can't find the end zone. his girlfriend breaks it off over lack of sglechlex. left wing immediate yad bullies is what they are. they said they celebrate courageous drug sniffing pervert charlie sheen for coming out with hiv. that's a big accomplishment. maybe 30 years ago what he did was courageous. >> tebow's private life should

be left alone. "sports illustrated" cheap shots him. >> it's very very tough for her. after our ugly breakup and now this. >> you and olivia? >> she's doing great. she's staying at my place until she's strong enough to move on. i have always been there for olivia. i just think that's whaping to her is an injustice that must stop. can we show more pictures of her during this disturbing segment? i think -- can we roll more? >> it's clear you thought a lot about this tim feetebow situation. you have analyzed it well. >> it's a touching moving story that has changed my life. >> she's like the pilgrim woman. >> yes. >> okay. very strong. >> gentlemen, factor tip of the day, it's a special tuesday. you might not know why. we will tell you in the tip moments away. constipated? trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight

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ghr ghraib. americans were fighting in iraq at the time. you may remember. they were under fire there. you don't pro voek more danger for troops in the field. i reported the story but didn't exploit it by over using the shocking images. j.c. henderson, it sounds like you and the doctor were implying you have to be mentally ill to murder someone. there's something called evil. mental illness does not excuse destructive behavior only true insanity which is rare does that. evil often resides in people who have personality disorders. i wish you would ask if the murders of police officers around the country were inspired by anti-cop rhetoric from the left. didn't have to ask him. the doctor agreed with me that fell onus individuals are responsible for their own behavior. no one else.

bill you were out of line saying the chicago police allows mass murder to occur. they are doing what they can in war zone ezs. not good enough. there were war zones in new york city. the nypd neutralized them largely. there's a big problem in chicago. do you think the commander in chief of the armed forces should be a military person? i don't. the founders feared the military could become too strong. sew they so they instituted civilian control under the president. not perfect but it has worked. killing reagan had me in tears. my husband a vet was handicapped for 13 years before he died. the book's dedication meant a great deal to me. thanks. i dedicated it to all of those caring for an elderly or disabled person. that's because of what nancy reagan did for the president in his last years. finally tonight, the tip of the

day, it's tuesday but not just an ordinary tuesday. for the fourth consecutive year the 92nd street y in new york city designated this day giving tuesday. the mow tigs vags istivation is for you to be generous. make a list not of gifts you want but of gifts you want to give, especially donations to charities you trust. i did that over the weekend. made the list. i'm going to execute it this week. giving better for the soul than receiving. that's it for us tonight. check out the fox news factor website which is different than bill billoreilly.com. name and town if you wish to opine. let's see some comity. not comedy. trump tomorrow. again, thanks for watching us tonight. miss megan is next. i the spin stops here because we

are looking out for you. breaking tonight, a twist in a police shooting that has rocked one of america's most violent cities. the mayor of chicago, a man known as one of the president's closest confidants, faces new calls for an expanded investigation by the doj and a growing chorus of critics demanding that he resign. welcome to the kelly file, everyone. i'm meganyn kelly. chicago's mayor fired his police chief in a move sdriened to eddesigned to save his own job. police last week released a video of a white police officer shooting and killing a black man laquan mcdonald 16 times. video