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hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the south carolina vote and other stuff. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. realistically, now down to trump, rubio and cruz on the republican side it would take a miracle for carson and kasich to rise up. on the democrat front, hillary clinton won the nevada caucus because minority voters supported her. very good news for the secretary. talking points predicted trump would win south carolina andów that nonwhite voters would secure the nomination for mrs. clinton. and while she is a lock, unless the fbi presents damning email evidence, the g.o.p. race is still in play. donald trump's support is loyal and about a third of republican voters will back him. however, 48% of g.o.p. voters according to a new fox news poll do not believe mr. trump has the temperament to be president.

he must overcome that. ted cruz and marco rubio remain competitive although they have the high negative numbers in some areas as well. while i was away last week, a few things happened that voters should think about. first, there is no valid excuse for president obama not attending the funeral for justice scalia. no excuse. the no-show was disrespectful to scalia's family and to the supreme court and demonstrates just how ideological mr. obama become i believe the president would have attended the funeral had the deceased judge been a liberal? so if you are going to vote for someone based purely on ideology, expect divisive behavior has president obama has demonstrated. now on to the appear tell controversy. it's really simple. a terrorist was directly involved in the murders of is americans. feds want to dissect his apple iphone in order protect the folks goings=(3ç forward. but they don't have the password. apple should, in this specific case, assist

investigators. theory walks when terror violence occurs. i say that with the caveat that the privacy of americans is under assault. and that's wrong and dangerous. this country needs new law to blunt high tech intrusion in many places bad people can tape you, copy your texts and even listen to your conversations using machines.bm without legal consequence. congress should stop that. but when violent terrorism strikes, apple and everybody else must cooperate when directed by a judge. period. finally, the pope. i would very much like to speak with him. and if i can arrange that, i would like to bring the family of kate steinle with me. i would explain explain to francis the facts about the murder of the 32-year-old kate. i would tell him that because the u.s. government

will not, will not secure the southern border of the united states, a mexican career criminal was able to illegally enter america six times after being deported five times. for decades, this man sold narcotics on the streets. and was ultimately protected by the corrupt city and county of san francisco, which alowed the illegal alien criminal freedom. result? he shot and killed kate. then, after all of that, i would point out to the pope that the u.s. congress was incapable of passing kate's law, giving authorities more power to control illegal aliens who committing a vated felonies in this country. finally, i would suggest to pope francis, thats: millions of americans have been harmed economically by our immigration system which

desperately needs reform. i think i could persuade the pope that providing protection and enforcing settled law is certainly not unchristian. what is against the tenets of jesus is to allow chaos that harms in the people like kate steinle and her family. what i believe might infuriate jesus is politicians who are sworn to uphold laws, ignoring their oaths in pursuit of power and votes. when human beings are being harmed, christians are a that harm. yes, there must be compassion for the poor and oppressed. and no one is better in promoting that than pope francis. but social order and justice must be incorporated in to compassionate public policy. if not, harm will follow

which, in america, it has. and that's the memo. now for the top tore sent to. reaction, joining us from reaction charles krauthammer. let's take the south carolina vote first, charles. has it changed your opinion on anything? >> well, it looks like trump has tremendously solid support about a third of the electorate, and if things don't change, he will run the table. the thing that has to+m change is the field has to narrow. there was an interesting poll, nbc poll about a week ago, if you run trump one on one against either rubio or cruz trump loses by 16 points. the fate of this primary election is going to depend, ironically, on the actions of the -- whether carson will stay. in kasich will stay. in and then whether one or the other, rubio or cruz gets so knocked down relatively early that it's a one-on-one. >> all right. number one, i don't believe

that nbc poll. because i don't believe hypothetical questions ever get you any accurate information. just my opinion. number two, i think that it's after super tuesday, a week from tomorrow, that you@ might see kasich, but probably not, but carson will hang it up. carson is only polling at about 7%. that's all he has got. that will be scattered across the three. so i don't know if that will be much. we have the senator coming up, and i'm going to talk to him about that let's get to the pope. am i making any mistakes in my analysis? >> well, let me just say that i may not be be the best authority to comment on what is christian and unchristian, now, had the pope said that trump was acting in a way that was unjewish, i would be waxing loquacious on the issue. >> judeo-christian philosophy is very similar

in the justice sense although the eye for the eye is not what the christians practice. >> bill? >> what i'm trying to get is policy now. >> bill? >> yes. >> that was meant as a joke. on the politics of it, on the policy of it, what the pope actually did is to help trump. and the reason is that americans instinctively do not like to religious leaders weighing in on political issues. particularly on candidates themselves. and particularly in in invoking scripture. particularly in south carolina where catholic church. >> protestant. don't you baited into that? don't you? >> no. he was asked a question. his advisor should have told him that this is a question with a lot of weight on it. and you will only end up worse off if you comment ton. >> i don't mean to say i don't think he knew. >> he countries that you don't really understand.

>> i got it. >> argentina, maybe. united states, no. >> okay. apple versus the feds. i'm right. i'm right well,because it's notd question. >> now i got that joke. >> this is completely slam dunk. look, the feds aren't asking apple to create a back door on every iphone. >> no. >> they aren't asking apple >> they aren't asking apple to n$y here's how you do this. i mean, it is so damn simple it's annoying. the feds hand over the phone. apple has it in secret. apple then does its stuff. and all the feds want is not the code or the keys, all they want is the information so what apple does is put the information in a little envelope. it hands it over to the feds. and then it can take the phone and obliterate it and it calls up a soprano who takes it and tosses it deep into the east river.

>> another joke from charles krauthammer. >> well, i'm just trying to lighten up the atmosphere here. >> lighting -- >> -- that is not a hard question. >> all right. and i think that americans are not going to be happy with apple going forward. charles, thank you. next on the rundown, marco rubio, then ted cruz, then ben carson. later, watters wading into the apple he will controversy. that should be interesting. up ahead.

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mr. trump s1s he would deport all of them. would you? >> well, the ones that are dangerous criminals, the ones that are violent, the ones who pose a threat immediately deported and many others will have to leave or be deported because they don't qualify. what we do the rest of them is not something we have a debate billion until we first secure our border. only after we secured our border we will see what the american people are willing to support when it comes to someone who has been here for a long time. not otherwise a criminal. passed a background check. learns english, pays a fine, starts paying taxes. we will see what the american people support. can't do it all at once. it's got to be secure theward first. >> we assume anyone who wins the republican nomination will do that. if they become president. but i'm interested in your vision. okay? because your father came here fromnl cuba. and he came legally because cubans had the political component going for them after castro took over in

'59. now, your vision, not the american people's vision, your vision, you got 12 million people living here. trump says he is going to round them up and use federal authorities and federal power to force them to go back home. some people say that's not not realistic. that won't happen courts would block it your vision is to deal with illegal aliens here, who have broken our laws, how? what will you try to sell the voters? >> yeah, and first just to set the record straight, my parents came in 1956. they came through the regular green card process. they aplid and entered theb country the normal immigration way. they've didn't have any special status. as far as the 12 million that are hermine i don't believe they support militaristic roundup. the tactics that it would require would offend the american people. we don't have to do it that way. secure or border and put in place mandatory everify and

exit entry tracking system. if we prove to the american people that illegal immigration is finally under control, i think the american people will respond in a very rationale, reasonable, but responsible way but what do you do with someone who fits their criteria. >> again, it depends on what -- >> -- let me give you what the american people are. >> let me give you an example. all right. so, tommy o'malley has county corc in ireland. let's take it out of the mexican realm. a lot of non-mexico are here illegally. >> overstays his visa. got a job out on liltd. he has been here, evidence ha two kids. you let him stay? you give him american citizenship? what do you do with him? >> first it off, it depend on what the american people are going to support. >> you are not going to give me your vision. >> no i'm going to give it to you. hold on a second. let me finish my statement.

>> it does fend on what the person people will support. this is what i have suggested in the past. if someone has been here for a defined period of time. past a background check. they have to pay a tax. they will have to start paying tags. pay a substantial final because they violated the law. in exchange for all of that, they can apply and receive a work permit. that's all they are going to be allow to do have. a work permit that aplows them to work here and theasd if. ism think the that's the something oour people would be. borders are secure. >> have to be well defined to them. as you know last week u.s. bombed libya to try to defeat isis is. every almost military commander in the country says he just kant defeat isis from the air due huff isis from the air due huff rays to make thd

feet. if u. do have specifics here elm being need to be defeated. safe pafns, the i were why isis needs to be hit in libya. that's where they bring their foreign fighters. the air component is significant. need to do more than would are doing now. i also believe we need to conduct number of targeting logistical areas. they will need to be confronted by ground force. that should ideally be made up of primarily sunni arabs themselves. sunni arab liberate would and held by sunnies themselves. they of they >> again. the sunni common meant joining together. >> right. >> and attacking isis in the three countries where they have established -- >> -- well, we would. >> well, naval toe hasn't been -- no bruck candidate

has put this should be involved. >> the problem spend less on military than new york city spends on police department. nato has been significantly eroded in terms of its capabilities to projected power from abroad. we are nativity toe. the french and brits have some capability so the toe mate co. special operators from the united states working in conjunction with a ground force make up from egyptians and jordanians and saudis and syrians and iraqis from the tribal areas. it has to be sunnies that govern these tear tofs once they are lib enter rafted.t puts any other group on the ground lead to ten tear are going to be -- >> i a agree. in order to extend pef agree upon to it nato. the sunnies are north going to have central lived and which. >> i agree the u.s. should

coordinate all of this. >> you know what? they are out. they are out. that's it. because this is that serious. >> basically nato is what thanget apostle land can pony up to. awful west virginia he need is 50,000 men. we appreciate it it. good conversation tonight. >> thanks, bill. >> north senator ted cruz we will put policy questions to him, breaking news he spirtd. st. giant company wught in persons in real jeopardy? rear coming right back. living with chronic migraine feels like each day is a game of chance. i wanted to put the odds in my favor. so my doctor told me about botox®, an fda-approved treatment that significantly reduces headache days for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more. it's shown to prevent headaches

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continuing with coverage of presidential campaign. ted cruz fired communications director rick tyler. that happened because mr. tyler inaccurately reported some comments marco rubio made about the bible in south carolina. that ought to be a tough one for you to fire the guy but, you know, this is the third controversy you guys have had. so how do you see it? >> well, bill, it's good to join you. thank you for having me. listen, it was unfortunate that i had to ask for rick's resignation. but we have set a standard from the the very beginning of this campaign that he we are going to operate from the highest level of integrity and rick tweeted out a press story that falsely attributed to marco some comments about the bible it turned out the story was false. but, regardless, we are not going to call anyone's faith in to question. that's a standard i set from the very beginning. and that's why i asked for rick's resignation. we are, instead, from the beginning, running a campaign where we are taking the high road and not engaging in the insults and

attacks of the otherç%races. rather than keeping the focus on issues and substance. >> some of your opponents today weighed in with your campaign is dishonest, blah blah blah, that kind of stuff. donald trump was in the lead on that as you probably know. do you have any comment on trump saying that, you know, your campaign is dishonest. you are a bad guy? you know what the drill. >> well, you know, bill, it's a very strange dynamic where two of the candidates in this race donald trump and marco rubio, when anyone actually points to their actual record, they won't defend their record. they just scream liar, liar, liar. both of them have been engaging in very nasty personal attacks relentlessly and daily. it's all false. i will give you an example. the the dewe had last saturday i made the point for are debate stage that donald trump 60 years of his life described himself as very pro-choice and even now he supported planned

parenthood. and trump began bellowing liar, liar, that's not true. he said when did i support planned parenthood? i said when i led the fight to defund planned parenthood, you opposed it. and said planned parenthood does wonderful things. likewise wise with marco. let's talk about the fact because my focus is on facts and substance. >> yeah. i don't want to use the whole interview thing for this but because of the breaking news i@ had to do it. here is a policy question i need to you define for me tonight. 12 million illegal aliens here in america. mr. trump says he would deport them forcefully. the real authorities would wind them up. goes bass home. we can't alowe the law to be broken this way. would you round up 12 million illegal aliens here and if so is how? >> we shouldúm law. build would the wall. triple he will board.

>> biggest difference. >> prosecute trump would look for them to get them out. would you do that if you everywhere president? >> bill, of course you would. that's what ice exists for. we have law enforcement that looks for people who are violating the law thatá apprehends them and deports them. but, bill. >> wait, wait. let me get this straight because this is very important. so, i use the same example. so tommy from county cork in ireland is over here and he overstays his visz is a and has a couple kids and settled into long island. you, president cruz are going to sends the feds to his house, take him out and put him on a plane back to ireland? >> you better believe it right now we actually can't too that because we don't have a biometric exit, entry system. we've don't know what tomorrow goes home. >> the. courtney: would probably block you. i'm sorry to cut you of but i want it get to the meet meet-eye meat of this.

federal courts block you from doing that. >> why would they do that. >> due process. >> no. no. listen, i have spent my entire process as a constitutional lawyer. so federal law requires biometric entry exit system on visas. the obama administration refuses to enforce federal law. as president, i will put that in place we will know the day sun extends and send law enforcement are here pree hend them and send them only. the piggest difference is that donald trump and marco rubio would allow those 12 million people to become u.s. citizens. donald says once he deports them he would let them back in as citizens. i will not for anyone concerned about=: expwrobs. they are going to be under existing law. he are not eligible to come in if they have been report to do breaking the law. marco rubio and donald trump are wrong to drive down

wages and take away americans'' jobs by giving 1 million here citizenship. that's not. senators we will tenel much the conversation. we pleecht you take the time. plenty more ahead as a the factor moves along this evening. wee will continue with presidential politics. ben carson and brited hume will be here. watters, finding out what the folk they apple's california to fight

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personal story segment tonight, in south carolina on saturday, ben carson clocked in about 70% of the vote which put him six in a field of six. the doctor joins us from las vegas. you said on the factor's last appearance you were anticipating coming in third in south carolina. how do you see the final tally? >> well, one more point and i would have. but, you know, it is what it is. obviously you would like to come in higher than you do. but we have a pretty significant fight with the media blackout. we're just going to keep fighting and using different mechanisms for getting our message out. >> okay. but really, i mean, as i said in the talking points memo, and you know me, i'm a fair straightforward guy, it would take a miracle for not only you but john kasich at this point with the delegate

situation being what it is to overcome trump. i'm not saying is he going to win because it may be rubio or crz will catch fire. that can absolutely happen. for you to catch as far behind as you are very difficult. >> at love things can happen, bill. you have to recognize that particularly now that there is only five candidates in the race, it's very possible that we might actually turn to the issues rather thanb+ personalities. and if that were to happen, things could change pretty quickly. >> you have cut your staff in half. is that a fact by the way? i know that's a. is that a fact you can cut your staff down? >> it's not quite in half. we have way more than we needed. a lot of duplication going on. and the people who were running thez campaign before we changed things around clearly didn't know what they were doing financially. that has changed dramatically. we have a much more efficient system now. so, things like the report in the "the washington post"

yesterday that says we spend more per vote than anybody else, you know, that's taking into account the frivolous spending going on before we made the change. >> all right. so, next -- nevada doesn't really matter for you tomorrow night. but next tuesday does. a week from tomorrow. you know, doc, i have got to tell you. i just don't think you are going to do it. it's not you, either. it's history. it's almost like governor bush in the sense that it was just the wrong time for governor bush up against the colossus. >> that may be but, remember, bill clinton didn't win anything until the sixth contest. >> you have special circumstance this year and you know it with trump. you have got a very special circumstance there. it's almost like the obama circumstance that was very special as well. so, my question is, if you don't do well ono÷ super tuesday, you have to pack it in. is there someone in mind? you don't have to tell me tonight. i don't think it's fair tore

to you could that, is there someone in mind that you would get behind? you are very well respected in this country among republicans and many democrats as well. you may not win, but they still like you and they still respect what you stand for. do you have somebody in mind that you would go for? >> well, certainly if i were going to do that i would want to sit down and talk with whoever that was. you he no, can i see myself myself -- i know if i'm not the candidate i will support whoever the candidate is. there is no question about that. >> for your support in the primaries, if you don't continue after super tuesday would be be important to any cab candidate. do you see what i'm saying to you because you are so well=ú respected. >> i understand what you are saying. i'm just not willing to make that commitment without having a series of conversations. that's all. >> okay. >> and, again, i want to esm if a size this whole scenario has been based on

personality and fear and anger. at some point we actually start dealing with the facts. we actually start dealing with the solutions. and when that happens, i think you may see a fairly dramatic change. this is a very unusual year. it's not like any other. and the stakes are extremely high. we ever at the precipice. and if if we make the wrong decisions at this time, we may have con our children and grandchildren in. >> thank you i want everybody to know we did invite john kasich on this evening but he had other scheduling commitments. when we come right back, brit hume will analyze the latest polling from nevada. then watters on the7v appleqz?k controversy. those reports moments away. (crowd cheering) abdominal pain. urgent diarrhea. you never know when ibs-d will show up.

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brit hume. >> i wouldn't say inevitable, bill. he is the clear frontrunner. he has the poll position. it's opinion shown, i think particularly in these last two states that he has kind of a durable coalition of voters of, you know, somewhere between 30% and 40% of the republican electorate or at least the republican primary electorate that's prepared to come out and vote for him. there is a big difference in the nature of the constituency in new hampshire and the constituency in south carolina. and, yet, he did about the same in both. he is the man to beat for sure. >> okay. now, that's what i said in the talking points memo. that he has got at least a third, maybe a little bit more of republican voters who is r. going to vote for him no matter what happens. i think he cand3 start duking ted cruz out and it wouldn't matter. but he also has, accord fing test test test fox news poll last welcome, and this water

9% -- don't think he has the temperament to be president. >> i would assume he has got to bring that down or he is not inevitable. >> some people might vote for him whether he think he has the temperament or not. it also suggests of mist negative trouble in of people who look upon him unfavorably which is worrisome for republicans to have him as a general election can at that time louisianaer and suggests there is a field on him if the field clears and, you know, the alternative to him becomes one person instead of three or for four now that he could be beaten. that he was got to happen and so far except for bush dropping out it's not happening. >> only two and the two gentlemen we had on before you cruz and rubio. kasich and car sooren don't have a chance. >> bill, they don't have

have a chance. as long as they are still on the ballotog still running, they siphon off some of the nontrump vote. now, if they were to drop out, the support would go somewhere. some of it would go to trump. but i think a large majority would go elsewhere. the question is would it be enough so that one of the other candidates cruz and rubio probably yorve take him. e. is in it from a week from tomorrow at least. john kasich who is now 00 even campaigning in nevada, he is up in massachusetts and michigan and those places. yeah. so ifield assume that after super tuesday, kasich and carson will probably leave. and that gives -- puts out of play about 11%, 12% of the republican vote. that's what the percentage is. so, say rubio picks up, and then you have got to factor

cruz in, too. because cruz could get him too. carson voters, you know? i'm not sure whether that 11% or 12% makes a difference. >> what did rubio have out? >> it 22 being go for rubios way they did about 21%. >> the other thing about it, bill, he came from behind. coming out of new hampshire he was relative of where he ended up um howcan gain betweenk and this, we will have to see in nevada which doesn't have that many delegates anyway. of the big question is whether rubio can gain a lot of ground somewhere around super tuesday enough that i would be well passed cruz andy weather he other candidates say this is hopeless and get out. if they don't, i think the path to trump evan cleaner?

>> run it knowing mifd want around he time has not been his friend so far. his support has leveled off. >> yeah. well, we will see. >> how many democrats are going to vote for donald trump? well, some. he has probably got them already. but it's not a majority. >> allo right. brit hume, watters on tech. of the apple controversy, is that company pulling putting all of us i should say in gave ♪ ♪ it's easy to love your laxative when that lax loves your body back. only miralax hydrates, eases and softens to unblock naturally, so you have peace of mind from start to finish. love your laxative. miralax. frodoers don't stop. wake up, every day is a chance to do something great. and for the ones they love, they'd do anything. sears optical has

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should obey the judge's orders, and help them get into the phone. apple's defying the order, saying it's safeguarding your privacy. we sent watters out to sample opinion in arizona. ♪ >> reporter: what do you think about this apple controversy? >> i have no idea what you're talking about. i don't know anything about it. i like apple. >> c'mon, honey, say saves jokes, we're starving here. >> what happened in san bernardino. >> i work the night shift. i'm either sleeping during the day or working at night. >> it was the biggest domestic terrorist attack since 9/11. >> really? >> i think apple should open the phone secretly by themselves and then give it back. >> apple should step up and do the right thing. >> that's like brig brother-ish.

it's like "1984." did you ever read that book? >> i don't think they should unlock the phone. >> how will we win the war on terrorism if we could unlock a dead terrorist's phone? >> i'm sorry, but all questions must be submitted in writing. >> what do you think is motivating apple? >> could be the cost to redesign the back door. >> you think they're putting profits above patriotism? >> absolutely. >> i think if you have nothing to high, what is the big deal? >> i have no secret. >> you don't have any secrets? >> no. >> how do i satisfy a man? >> oh, my gosh, look. >> how to satisfy a woman. [ laughter ] >> can i tell you the answer? money. >> nice ascot. >> where do you stand? do you support apple or the federal government? >> i support apple for the fact that they want to, you know, protect their customers. >> what about protecting the country?

-- >> oh, my gosh. >> do we care about the privacy of a dead terrorist? >> no. >> i don't know how we're talking about invasion of privacy if we're talking about a terrorist. >> everybody deserves privacy at the end of the day. >> even dead terrorists? >> yeah. >> what? why! >> if apple doesn't cooperate, will you still use apple products? >> snow, would never. no. if they won't keep us safe, how much money they make, they should be on our side. >> if they don't hand over the information to the feds, are you going to keep using apple products? >> it's better than galaxy and samsung, so yeah. >> what do you think we should go? >> boycott, national boy coit. >> ceo tim cook, why won't you help crack the phone for the feds? >> that is a joke. i get it. it is not funny. >> do you ever watch "the o'reilly factor"?

>> this is your world. >> i'm watters, and this is my world right here. >> i'm brandon. this is my crew right here. >> uh-oh. here comes trouble. >> that's watters. was there anyone you talked with that had a defense of apple other than privacy? >> no. i mean, i think young people care more about privacy than patriotism. >> did you believe the woman who said that dead terrorists have a right to privacy? did you believe her? or would they just panic -- >> i think they panic and say anything. anytime you challenge them, they don't have anything underneath. >> the guy is dead. if we can pick up some confederates before he killed these people, we have to do that. as i said in talking points, this is a specific thing, not general. so anyway, apple is wrong.

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