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fairly radical ladies. dennis miller has some thoughts. >> we will also have the very latest on a terrible alligator baby situation in florida. 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. do something. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. today in georgia trump made a speech where he once again criticized president obama for not using the words radical islamic terrorism. there is new insinuation against the president that he is protecting hillary clinton in the email investigation. >> she will basically do whatever obama wants her to do, you understand why, because that whole thing is just ridiculous what's going on there. that's just ridiculous. how that can happen in our

country today is absolutely one of the great insults to law enforcement and let's see what happens. but she is being totally protected. i think if something was going to happen on the crimes that have been committed, i would have assumed it would have happened already. don't you think? >> now, whatever else is said about donald trump, he is the most provocative presidential candidate perhaps in american history. there is no question that president obama not winning the hearts and minds on the terror front. that's because his methodical approach to neutralizing isis has not worked as we pointed out last night. the savages may be losing individual fights, but their jihadi is alive and well. and after watching 49 innocent americans murdered in orlando, most of us want action. do something. >> when are we going to say enough is enough and say we are absolutely going to destroy isis. >> right. >> we're going to stop the evil of radical islam.

we have got at some point say is 49 enough? how many more can there be? >> the governor is correct. but if president obama and by extension hillary clinton continue to hold power there will not be, not be drastic action taken by the u.s.a. against isis or anybody else. it's just the way it is. donald trump has capitalized on that. his two big issues are the economy and terrorism. he says the u.s.a. must ban muslims, at least in the short-term from coming to america if they live in areas that have terrorism. talking points does not believe that kind of ban would make us safer. we need the jordanians. we need the gulf states. we need morocco to help us fight the savages, especially in the intelligence area. however, as i told in trump earlier this week, every refugee seeking asylum in this country has to be vetted extensively. no one have a terror area can just take up residence here without ice knowing exactly what they have done in their lives. by the way, even with extensive vetting, doesn't

mean terrorists will not get in. they will, they have. they're here. and in european countries some of the refugees have already committed terro acts. so this is one big mess. and there are no easy solutions as everybody knows. but with president obama hesitating to use the words radical islamic terrorism, the perception in some quarters is. he is not as tough as he could be on the jihadi. and that gives a big advantage to donald trump and his quest to become president. and that's the memo. now for the top story. radicalization. with us here in new york city eboni williams and monica crowley. you said on this forecast that you believe president obama actually wants hillary clinton to be prosecuted in the email situation. now, it doesn't look like that's really the case. >> the fbi has not weighed in yet. okay. that's number one. when donald trump was saying in that clip that you showed that the fix is in and he may very well be right. i have always said on this program and elsewhere about this whole investigation is that what i believe we were witnessing was a negotiation between the president and

mrs. clinton. and what i have may have done is under estimated the leverage that she has on him. what we now know is that there were at least 18 email exchanges between the president and mrs. clinton that they will not release, okay? we assume that those emails were not involving her yoga schedule, highly sensitive material going back and forth between the president and the secretary of state. what we also know is that the president knowingly sent or received that highly sensitive information when he knew it was going through an unsecure, nongovernment email. >> how do you know he knew that? >> because we have the admissions. >> by whom? >> we now know this is andy mccarthy has written on this and he knowingly said. this because her private email. >> right up to there i was following you. i don't think -- >> -- her private email addresses were coming him he was aware. >> for the record, i don't think president obama has made any admissions in any of his emails to hillary clinton, which he wouldn't do personally. it would be done by his staff there have not been any admissions made.

>> you are correct but let me answer the question. >> no. because i have to go on to a bigger question. so you are saying now that you were wrong in your initial assessment that obama wanted hillary clinton brought down. now you're saying. >> i'm saying that i probably misunder estimated or underestimated what kind of leverage she had against him. >> so you are believing donald trump. >> if this is true about email exchanges is he complicit in her criminal recklessness. >> you are going way too far. the evidence does not take you there. okay. but now you are saying that you agree with trump, right, that the fix may be in. >> he could very well be correct if she is guilty, then is he likely guilty, which would mean he is interested in protecting her. >> you have been listening to this. >> of course. >> as a lawyer? >> yes. legal hat on. >> okay. what do you say? >> i agree with monica that the fbi has not spoken yet and i disagree with trump when he said if something were to happen it would have happened by now. i have seen the fbi to take four, five, six years to get all their stuff together to do it right that's reason

why why they have 98% conviction rate. barack obama would love to see hillary clinton never step foot in the oval office. >> you do. >> i do. >> why. >> the wounds from 2008 primary, bill, run wide and deep. i agree with the fact that a negotiation was made back then i get my opportunity now you will get yours later. if there is an away, if here, that barack obama, president obama could keep her from the white house in the end that's a win-win for him. this is where i differ. i do think that the president is primarily concerned right now, bill, with that dirty word legacy when this whole thing is said and done. if there was a clean way that he could circumvent her. >> there isn't now. it's too late. >> that would have made it possible. but it's a little late now. >> there is something else in play that hasn't been brought out. barack obama has a personal animus toward donald trump. i said this at the very beginning of the campaign. the press hates trump. it's personal. it's not vicious. it's personal, visceral. so it is with the president because of the birther issue.

the birther issue all right, so angered barack obama that now forget about hillary clinton, it's all about taking down trump. is it not? >> that is absolutely true. there is a personal animus there. can you see the vitriol. >> yep, you can see it dripping. >> even in light of a national tragedy of the kind we saw out of orlando, bill, you saw the president yesterday stand up and give an incredibly obtuse petulant speech and it was all directed at donald trump. president of the united states, times like this should get up and represent all of the american people. >> it was politicized. but the whole thing has been politicized. >> this is what you are going to see to eboni's point and between obama and hillary. what you will see is obama on the campaign trail he is not going to be acting on behalf of her per se but it's against donald trump. >> the loser there is hillary. >> always up against the clock here. >> yes. >> you said as an aside when

she was speaking by both sides, they politicized it on both sides. >> 100 percent. >> i disagree. >> okay. >> all right. i think this has been politicized on the left because the center and the right rightly see it as a terror attack against the u.s.a. who is trying to deflect that? which group is trying to deflect the terror attack into the gun range? which group, eboni? >> i think that they -- the left is trying to advance a political agenda, bill, i agree with you with gun control. >> the other side is not trying to advance political agenda. >> i disagree there is only one issue there is a hate crime issue here too that both sides are ignoring. >> not ignoring it because anything that isis does is a hate crime. they are not going to break out a story into a civil social realm when it's a terror attack. >> they're both at play here. i will address your concern about why the left is making it about guns. may i do that? >> real quick. >> they are doing that because they are looking for a common denominator in this massacre. so they look at newtown and

look at colorado and they look at this and they see assault rifles as a common weapon of choice in all these mass cilingsz, bill. you asked the question. that is why. >> the jihadi is the motivator of the problem. >> that is true. >> the left will not accept it? >> ladies, thanks for good debate. one footnote i'm doing tweeting these days mostly about politics we want you on board at o'reilly factor. tweet. next on the run down is the wife of omar mateen guilty of helping him? fox news is investigating. alligator taking

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prison. right now she is being scrutinized by the grand jury and the fbi is looking at the situation as well. joining us from washington is catherine herridge. i understand the wife was caught on videotape doing what the husband, catherine? >> well, bill, there is video of the wife and the husband purchasing ammunition prior to the attack on the nightclub and based on our contacts, she's submitted to at least two interviews with the fbi and she is cooperating at some level telling them that she knew he was planning a terrorist attack. that she knew that he had bought the weapons. and that she helped with the surveillance, driving him at least once to the pulse nightclub, bill. >> if that admission is indeed true and on tape, then the woman is going to be convicted of a crime that could send her away for her life. right? >> well, that's right. there are a couple of different options here. there is something called accessory to murder or accessory to attempted murder. that has a pretty high threshold for intent. they would need to show when she drove him to the pulse

nightclub that she understood this was in furtherance of his ultimate goal of launching the attack. and then there is something called material support for terrorism. go ahead. >> let me cut through this, if you drive somebody to a nightclub and he has a big rifle and pistol and you've gone to buy ammunition with him, i don't think the case is going to be very hard to make. but it all -- we are being told that she says these things to the fbi. we don't know that to be true. that's just what we are being told. all right. so we don't want to convict the woman of anything. >> correct. >> indeed if this is true she is done. how did this family get here from afghanistan? i understand that they came over in the early 1980s and then omar was born here in new york. >> that's correct. >> how did that family get here? >> what we know from our father the father seddigue mateen very colorful figure he came here with massive influx of afghans escaping

the soviets. i spoke with three contacts at homeland security to try to find out what his status was when he entered the country and, you know, the privacy laws are so effective in this country, you can't get information about someone's file. >> he came over as refugees fleeing the soviets? >> i don't know that to be the case. >> the majority of this 25,000 that came over in that period though were refugees, right? >> that's correct. >> they got here because the soviets invaded afghanistan and they had helped maybe the cia or something like that. that's usually where it goes. all right, in france, police say that armed isis people have left syria and they are already in france and belgium planning to attack. what do you know about that? is that a credible report? >> look, this is a very serious situation in europe. this security bulletin came from the belgiums and there is a lot of very specific detail about small cells coming from syria that are already armed either through

turkey or on the boats into greece and the target set is very specific. a shopping mall, an american fast food restaurant or a police station. and it's that kind of began granularity or specificity high level of believability. >> they put out a bulletin to whom? >> the belgians put out the bulletin and shared it with the french. another significant data point here that lends to the credibility. this french cop was killed by this isis fighter just yesterday along with his partner. and the isis fighter did this sort of scripted narrative into this facebook stream and in that he talks about more fighters are coming for the big soccer championship so that all dove tails. >> all right. catherine. >> pretty serious. >> jihadi on the move. directly ahead. speaker of the house paul ryan enters the no spin zone. we will talk trump, muslims, kate's law, gun control. the speaker is next. esurance does homeowners insurance a smarter way,

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personal story segment tonight, we are please to do welcome the speaker of the house, congressman paul ryan to the factor. yesterday, he said this. >> i do not think a muslim ban is in our country's interest. it not reflective of our party. the smarter way to to in all respects is to have a security test and not a religious test. congressman ryan joins us now from washington. >> don't you think americans have had enough of the muslim deal and that's why he gets traction. he is mobilizing people in a emotional way to support him. that's what it is all about, is it not. >> sure, if i'm going to ask a question, bill, i'm going to give honest answer.

the honest answer i think a muslim ban based on religion is counter productive to our efforts to fight terrorism. more importantly, we believe in the first amendment which is freedom of religion. so i really do think a security test, that's what we passed here in the house. we said you can't have the syrian refugee program until you have a security test where you can properly vet every single person and we have passed that bill. it's sitting over in the senate. harry reid is filibustering it. >> meantime president obama is bringing people in. >> we don't agree with that and we passed a bill stopping it but based on not religion, based on security. and we don't have the kind of assurances we want to be secure about this. and that's why i call this a security test. it's not saying look, anybody can come and say they are this or that. if they declare their religion to get into the united states, that doesn't do much, does it? we need a security test. >> we have a problem up in minneapolis, saint paul have a problem there. those are refugees from somalia.

and if god forbid some refugee comes in and, you know, blows people up,. >> right. it's gonna be grizzly. >> right. that's why we passed it -- so you know that's why we passed a bill pausing this refugee program. we don't think the refugee program works. that's why we don't want it to continue right now. >> with all due respect i didn't know harry reid was blocking that bill. you have got to get out there and bang the drum on this thing. like it or not, trump bangs that drum and you guys don't. i didn't know until you just told me tonight that harry reid, who is a villain, he blocked kate's law, is trying to block. this all right. now we know. but you guys should be screaming at the top of your lungs. >> we passed the bill in january. >> when you met with trump did you discuss this muslim ban thing. >> yeah we did and discussed this and many other things. we discussed the muslim ban thing. we have a difference of opinion. >> you are not going to move him, he is not going to move

you. last night we discussed the declaration of war. if congress would declare war on the islamic jihadi and name the groups we are declaring war on, give the president and military more power to deal with them. has president obama ever come to you, ever called you, ever texted you, any of his guys and said you know, this might be a good idea. let's discuss it. >> i haven't discussed this specifically with him in quite a while. i think did i a few months ago. we have discussed it. here's the problem. i agree with what you just said i think we should declare war on isis and every one of these groups fresh authorization of the military force. here's the problem. president obama wants to tie the hands of the military. president obama is saying that he will not accept an authorization of the military force that does not completely hamstring his successor and we are not going to do that. >> if congress declared war, you know, congress has the power to declare war. so if congress declares war, all right? then, yes, he might be a bad commander and chief, yes, he might blow up.

but, that's all going to be on him then. you guys have done what you can do. >> the point i'm making is the only amf he says he will accept is one that we find unacceptable which ties the hands of the military. >> let him veto it. you see what i'm talking about? i think americans are angry. i think that they want action. and they don't -- >> -- i hear. >> you they don't want to hear we can't, we can't, we can't. pass the declaration of war. if reid tries to filibuster it in the senate. then we will all know again that he is the big villain again. you guys have got to show the american people that you really feel the way they feel. that these people have to be dealt with. >> and i would encourage to you go to better dot gop. a better dot gop we released a national security strategy last thursday before orlando, 67 recommendations on exactly what we should be doing to confront islamic radical terrorism and. >> deck declaration of war is huge. nato would have to come in. you know that that is a game changer. it's gone on too long.

you no he that mr. speaker. we got hit in 2001. >> 01. >> 9/11 and now it's 15 years later. it's september. and we still have to deal with these pigs. and these savages. and i think that people american people are as angry as i have ever seen them in my lifetime. >> talk about anger we passed a bill last year calling for the president to give us a plan to defeat isis he gave us a few pages of talking points. he is phoning in on the war. we share that frustration. >> is he only president for a few more months. you guys have got to mobilize. now, when you are in session and you want a moment of silence for the victims of the terror killing in orlando, then you have democrats walk out of the chamber. can you explain exactly what happened there so everybody knows? >> yeah, sure. i think they were trying to bring attention to themselves to talk about gun

control. i don't think after the worst terrorist attack since 9/11 the greatest mass shooting inspired. we know at least it was inspired by isis. i don't think the answer is to walk out. the answer is at a moment of silence to pay respect to those who are grieving to the victims and their loved ones and not to try and redirect attention to compromising law abiding citizens second amendment right. >> i think that's what they did. they brought attention to themselves. >> that's the whole strategy of the left though. don't put it where it belongs on the isis doorstep. then tell the world it's america's fault because of the guns. we know the game they play. we know i have to deal with this every day of my life. the congress people that walked out what did they want you to do. >> they didn't want me to do anything. they knew they were in violation of the rules. they want to do bring attention to themselves on this issue. >> there was no bill they wanted? no debate they want to do have? a grandstand play. >> right. it was a grandstand play

around gun control legislation. >> okay. now, you and i have talked before about kate's law. and this ties into terrorism, too. because right now we have a system where we can't protect americans from violent criminal aliens who defy deportation four, five, six times. >> right. >> who still can't protect kate steinle, a 32-year-old woman in san francisco from being killed. kate's law would make it easier for the authorities to apprehend foreign criminals, there the alleged shooter, okay, and it would also provide mandatory sentences just for defying deportation. congress can't get it done and the folks don't understand why. >> well, first of all, the guy shouldn't have been here in the first place if we actually enforced our immigration laws. that's point one. point two, we have to take after sanctuary cities. we have to deal with and we have been doing this with the appropriations process.

we have to deal with cities that are openly defying our immigration laws because that gives safe haven to people like this. that's point one, two. point three is we have to figure out how to write kate's law so we are not clogging up our jails for dui. >> aggravated felon. >> we need to get the details right so we actually are going after the people that are doing this. >> it's almost a year and now the steinle family is so broken hearted they are suing the federal government because the federal government won't write right the wrong. >> we are having a problem with the president on that. >> kate steinle stand alone. do something. americans just want you to try. they want you to try. and if obama doesn't do it or reid doesn't do it, let them take it. you try. you do the right thing. i will give you the last word. >> you know that we are

trying. the reason we are so frustrated because in this divided government we can't pass our principled conservative reforms through into law. forget about the filibuster. we can't get the president to sign them into law. that is why we are offering an agenda that we are asking the american people give us the contained of government to get these things into law. how do we keep ourselves safe? how do we grow the economy? how do we address the intrusive government? how do we have national security policy to keep us safe? how do we replace obamacare? better gov dot g.o.p. >> you pass it in a heart beat in the house. you know you will. pass it. then i can at least ram it down their throats. >> point taken. point taken. >> all right, mr. speaker. we appreciate it. >> you bet. thank you. >> plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. horrific story out of orlando. 2-year-old apparently taken by alligator at disney. we'll have the latest. miller on the terrorism in florida. also, the dixie chicks trying to make a come back.

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impact segment tonight. terrible tragedy near disney world. 2-year-old boy killed by alligator in shallow lagoon. >> at about 3:30 today, we recovered the remains of the 2-year-old from the water and that body has now been turned over to the orange county medical examiner's

office for an autopsy. >> so the boy's name is lane graves. and the orange county sheriff went on to say that no doubt in his mind that the boy was drowned by an alligator. joining us now from naples, florida jeff, a florida alligator expert. i have been to this hotel and the lagoon. it's a shallow lagoon. and i don't know if the tourists running around that lagoon know that it's infested with alligators. >> well, this is probably the biggest issue that i can think of in this case is that a lot of people come down here from the midwest. if you are from new york or a state that has alligators. they are from nebraska. that's a classic is that people have no idea that there is an apex predator that lives here in florida. it's been around for 150 million years and it's very strong and very stealth. people don't do their research before they come here. but, it's up to us to lead

people know alligators are here. every lagoon, every fresh bodies of water in florida has the potential to have alligators in it. >> the hotel and the grounds, i understand that there was, you know, very, very little warning. i didn't see any warning when i was down there. don't they have obligation? >> that's the problem. >> second thing is, shouldn't florida wildlife people go into that lagoon and take the alligators out? why have we having alligators kids and hotels all over the place. does that make sense to you. >> unfortunately they usually wait until there is a problem. >> why? why? does that make sense? it doesn't make sense to me. >> there is million and a half alligators. >> not in that lagoon. >> you are absolutely right. you are absolutely right. they very well could have done that it is an obligation of the place to put alligator. beware of alligator all over. >> everglades is one thing and we get reports all the time there is alligators down there eating bodies

that have been thrown in there by the miami mafia, whatever, i don't know. disney world is some place else. florida has obligation, wildlife people have an obligation, all right, when they know that there is millions of people coming down and there is the lagoon to get the alligators the hell out of the lagoon. >> that's absolutely correct. but you have got to understand those aren't the only four alligators there. this is a 17-acre lake that leads out into other water. there is more than four alligators there. and as soon as you take those four out, another four will make their way. >> it's interesting you know what they do in australia. >> they have highways. >> in australia they do on bondai beach, they put almost like curtains under water so that these critters can't get. in florida is going to have to start to do that my opinion, i used to live in florida, is that this situation is pretty much out of control. >> yes. this happens every day. it happens every day with people's pets. it's a statistic here in

florida. people are walking their dogs. they don't know. come down from up north. most of the people who live here understand. if you forget and have a lapse, you could be walking your dog down by a lake it happens every day, a dog gets grabbed by alligator. it's not publicized because it's not a person. it happens every day. this alligator. >> something has to be done. a 2-year-old boy. >> between a possum or raccoon. >> the father, i understand, attacked the alligator and tried to save the baby and alligator dragged the baby under the water. now disney has got to do something. whatever the hotel grounds, whoever owns it, got to stop. >> yes. here's the thing. >> i have got to go. >> they have to be reminded. people have to be reminded. >> well, we are reminding them now. you know there will be a massive lawsuit about this. you know that's going to happen. >> i'm sure there is. there has got to be signage. you have got to remind people who don't live here. >> when we come right back, miller time. d man has thoughts on the orlando nightclub situation.

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>>: thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly. get to the sage of southern california who joins us from santa barbara. your thoughts on the orlando terrorist situation. >> you know, bill, i have seen a lot of people since it happened on tv being heart felt and wise, and i'm going to stop at heart felt because i don't have any wisdom. i'm kind of laid low by this. i know a lot of people mock prayer. i'm a believer. i'm not going to try to say what i think, how you think. you know, i don't have any idea. all i know is god bless the people who passed. god bless the people who survived. i will say my prayers for you. it's a cataclysm and, like i said, i was trying to think well everybody is going on tv and here is -- i don't have any idea, billy, the world has gone mad to some degree. >> policy and historical vantage point and hope that our politicians will finally wise up and mobilize to protect us better.

>> billy, i think that everyone, everyone is going to have to give a little. my feeling is that no one, absolutely no one is going to give a little. it looks like everybody is dug in. >> serve dug in. and the one commentator i guess it was samantha b. mocked people praying for the victims of the terror attack. i mean, look, secular world woe live. in she is entitled to her opinion but it was offensive to me. >> you know, billy, when they talk about anybody, like comes out right after and they say somebody is hitler-like. can i tell you that the only people who are hitler-like to me. that shooter is hitler-like to me. you know, taking a group of people that he hates and gunning them down. that's hitler-like. there is so much anger in this country and everybody castigating each other saying your way is stupid. your way is stupid. each the president he

says -- the president seems to be super attune to the sensitivities of everybody on the planet earth except around 48% to 49% of this country which he seems to treat scornfully. you know, the president always says why would i say radical islamic terrorist? listen, what about morale? i'm not asking you to be winston churchill but you don't have to be ward churchill. there are people out here who are a little freaked out and they are sad and they are spooked and they want somebody to come forward and at least name the name. and he does not have to give speeches where he acts like the 48% of this country who haven't voted for him and don't agree with him are like the weirdoes. it's a scary world right now. >> he has got -- times of crisis you need a strong leader. you make your determination -- >> -- listen, he is becoming the political correctness what the fiddle was to nero. okay? >> the czar of political correctness. i only have 45 seconds on

the dixie chicks. they got in a lot of trouble because when the iraq war started they demonized president bush. they lost a lot of cachet. now they are back on the road, miller, and you say? >> i say i have got around 20 seconds now. thanks for of the set-up. >> you're welcome. >> no. i say that the dixie chicks, let me try political correctness since everybody else is doing it why would they want to hearken back to such a hateful discriminatory time in this nation's history with the name dixie. don't even get me started on chicks, bill. dixie chicks. and yet they are given a pass because they trashed bush. if they were on the right and they were called the dixie chicks, they would have flattened them like wiley coyote in a cartoon. >> southern ladies. >> dixie chicks. >> dennis miller, everybody. we would like to remind you the d man and i will be

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back of the book segment tonight, did you see that? we begin with the suppression of freedom of speech in london. apparently the new muslim mayor there does not like sexy subway ads. >> the mayor banned ads by protein world, featuring a woman

in a yellow bikini reading, are you beach body ready? >> i didn't know they had beaches in great britain. gretchen, what is it, body shame something. >> will with, the company was body shaping, but they sell diet pills and -- >> yeah, body shaming. the mayor has two teenaged daughters, he's trying to create an environment where they don't have to feel shamed. on its face, i would love to agree with him. because i also have two preteen children. >> you want to see them in bikinis? >> the problem is then you'd have to go to reality tv, regular tv program and all

advertisements to get rid of it. >> is that even legal in great britain. >> he was able to do it because of the public viewing of it in the tube, which is their subway. >> this is where the public can see and not see? >> he has the power to do that. it's a slippery slope, then, where do you stop it? if you're going after one company right? >> it doesn't even have to be that. it could be just the public upset riding on the tube. there's a picture of o'reilly will i don't like it, i think it's censorship, great britain shouldn't do it. >> putin is apparently developing an army of robots. is this a serious thing? >> it could be. he's operating unchecked right now. i don't know if they take him as seriously as they should. >> how advanced is it?

is this a robot guy? >> they could operate this by remote control. and it does look like a human figure. imagine if you had soldiers that are robots and they're going up against our -- >> we can laugh at this, but i'm telling you right now, this is a reality, and part of it could be that russia wants to take the attention away from the economy. so they're trying to focus on -- >> the technology is there to get robots, soldiers -- >> they could. they've been doing that on tv anchors for years. >> getting real, now out in paperback. there it is. factor tip of the day, legends and lies, we'll show you in a few moments, coming this sunday. ♪ ♪

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and lies coming this sunday. some really great news. the legends and lies patriots book. if you become a bill o'reilly.com premium member we'll send it to you for free. great gift for father's day. on the bestseller's list as well. if you haven't ride that one, it's much lighter in paper. >> unexpected crazy mail this week, there's been less of it than i thought. some gun people will not compromise on anything. some committed left wingers will not acknowledge terror for what it is. both groups are unreasonable as miller said. john crawly, the wife of the atlanta terrorist new of his plans to kill people. does this make her an accessory? you just convicted her. she will pay a steep price. dave tannehill, carlsbad, new mexico, the use of the word

regulated in the second amendment means a well trained militia. in my opinion, you are wrong. >> i have a document signed by thomas jefferson, the first government of george washington feared there may be a military style rebellion, and that did actually happen. they wanted all american citizens who held weapons to be suggest to regulation and oversite. bill, you clearly have no understanding of the second amendment. ron factually, washington. you are as ilinformed about gun laws as the democrat pirates. bill, why don't you listen to keers ston powers. she made incredible sense about obama's reluctance to declare war. the president favors a declaration of war.

so it is you not listening, not moi. jay snyder, holland, mill mill. why did you continue to have kir step powers, juan and geraldo as guests? should the u.k. stay or leave the european union. >> i believe you guys should leave the eu. finally, the factor tip of the day. legends and lies was preempted. this coming sunday we will run legends and lies starr adams and the boston tea party. >> the tea party is a brazen act of defy answer. not just against the tea towns.

is a government bailout of the east india company considered too big to fail? the sons of liberty are strongly opposed. contrary to legends, the tea party is not violent. no one is hurt during the event and the one lock they break is replaced. the only lasting harm is the loss of the tea. about $2 million worth in today's money. >> wow! did you know that? >> that was a big dunk. factor tip of the day, please check out legends and lies this coming sunday, you'll have fun and learn something. that is it for us tonight, please check out the fox news factor website, different from bill o'reilly.com. we'd like you to spout out on the factor, o'reilly@foxnews.com. no prepossession when writing to the factor.

no prepossession. again, thank you for watching us tonight. we're having a big week here, we hope you stay with us. please remember the spin stops right he breaking tonight, details on what orlando terrorist was doing as he carried out his massacre at the pulse nightclub, pledging loyalty to isis, and threatening more attacks in days to come. welcome to "the kelly file" everyone. foxnews.com publishing a frightening akt of the social media post put up by the gunman during the terrorist attack. the report detailing how mateen, with victims lying dead around him was not only posting on facebook, but also, making a series of phone calls, at least 16, making sure the world