take a vacation only when you have thrernd not when you are trying to pull a fast one on the american people. that's it from washington. see you tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight: >> at this moment in time, our country needs us and we need people like george soros. >> a factor investigation george soros donating big money to hurt the state of israel even as is he one of the democratic party's biggest donors. will this become a problem for hillary clinton? >> anything is possible. that's the mercury know and, ladies and gentlemen, that's the america hillary clinton knows. >> vice president biden being criticized for his support of mrs. clinton yesterday. there was hugging and mugging. >> he is trying to tell us he cares about the middle class. give me a break. there is such a bunch of malarky. >> also ahead, black lives matter versus elvis at the

king's grace land mansion. [chanting] >> 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. george soros, the democratic party, and hillary clinton, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as you may know, the 85-year-old billionaire is a far left fanatic whose open society organization advocates no borders anywhere in the world. according to soros, everyone should be able to go wherever they want for any reason and stay there. recently hackers believed to be backed by russia exposed more than 2,000 documents connected to soros and his open society. the information very disturbing. soros has given about $10 million to groups

opposed to the policies of israel. he has funded individuals accusing israel of war trials. he has given a variety of grants to people who literally hate the jewish state of israel. in addition, soros has funded investigations of individuals here in the u.s.a. who are opposed to radical islam, people like pamela geller, frank gaffney, liz cheney, and cliff may. mr. may will be here in just a few moments. finally, george soros has donated $13 million to the democrats this election cycle that includes 7 million to a hillary clinton super pac. 12 years ago here is what mrs. clinton said about george soros. >> we have been given appear extraordinary blessing. and at this moment in time, our country needs us and we need people like george soros who is fearless and

willing to step up when it counts. >> now, to be fair, that sound bite is dated but the clinton campaign is accepting money from soros this year as stated and that may present a problem for the secretary. you may remember that donald trump got hammered by the media for not disavowing david duke quickly enough. duke, of course, a far right hater. now we have a far left individual, soros bent on harming israel, america's strongest ally in the middle east. so how will the media cover that against soros, one of the biggest donors to the democratic party? talking points believes the mainstream press will largely ignore the soros story even though it's very important. does the democratic party advocate open borders worldwide? a situation that would make it easy for islamic terrorists to kill at will anywhere? does the democratic party support the enemies of israel? do jewish voters even know what's happening again, a

major situation brought to you by russian hackers and presented to largely apathetic press when it comes to reporting the truth will the upcoming election. summing up the democratic party must report on soros and his activities. we requested a statement from the dnc and we will let you know tomorrow if they reply. that's the memo. joining us from washington is cliff may, foundation of defense of democracies. first of all, do you know anything more about soros and his crew stalking you or whatever they are doing? >> it wasn't news that we were being controlled trolled and delittization. i run a think tank after 9/11 that focuses on national security. that means we focuses largely on jihadist. islamism radical islam call it what you will. tweeting against us, publishing articles mostly in left wing journals about us. trying to dig up dirt on us. what we didn't know until last weekend that george

soros was giving them hundreds of thousands of dollars in order to do. this that came as a surprise. >> their paid assassins to try to get you and the other people we mentioned. now, i don't understand why soros would single you out when your organization is basically exposing a major threat to the united states and the world, islamic jihadi. that's what you do. so why would soros want to muzzle you or hurt you? >> you know, this was worse five years ago than it is now but it's not over. there are a lot of those who think look this is violent extremism. it has no relationship whatsoever to islam. you can't even talk about that. if you say, look, not that we have a problem with islam but i would say we have a problem with movements within islam, then you must be an islamophobe. i don't mind if people want to debate me and argue me. people come on your show and debated it's very edify and entertaining. >> homophobe, a bigot, a

racist, all of that why does he want to shut you down? is george soros loony enough to think that an open border world, a borderless world where isis could move wherever they want with without any problem is a safe world? is a good thing? is he that crazy? >> apparently. he looks upon the refugee crisis in europe and it's a terrible crisis as an opportunity for him to further his ideas and his policies. as you pointed out, in a middle east that is melting down where you have genocide taking place among christians, you seeds and other communities, what he is doing is targeting the one open society in the whole region and that's israel. and it's particularly ironic as it's pursuing what is a kind of mccarthyism. he is the founder of the open societies foundation. how does open societies, a society foundation try to shut down debate, try to demonize and delegitimize israel and try to do all the kind of things it's doing like taking advantage of the refugee crisis?

>> i think it's safe to say by taking $13 million from george soros, the democratic party has some splaining to do, do they not? >> look, imagine if the koch brothers, i don't know them. and if they tried to demonize groups on the right, groups on the left because they were too soft on the muslim brotherhood. this would be a big story it seems to me in the liberal press. why isn't it, as you suggest, why isn't this a story except in conservative media that you have george soros pursuing these things and, yes, it is something to -- that should be considered since is he a huge supporter of all these left wing causes and, yes, of democrats. >> he is the second biggest donor i believe at this point for the democratic party this election cycle. yet, as you pointed out, and we're not a conservative show as you know, mr. may. i mean, this is a really interesting story. i mean, how an american billionaire can pay people hundreds of thousands of dollars to try to attack you

and other people who object to islamic terrorism. i mean, that's the crux of the story. and then the very same person involved in that and delegitimizing israel is burn of the biggest funders of the democratic party. that's a huge story. that would be like the clan coming up with money and pumping it in to the republican party. i mean, think about it. the clan, a racest crew all right who wants to put put jews and blacks and minorities in a bad position, okay. and it's horrifying what they do, all right? as opposed to soros, a far left crank who wants to harm israel and wants to shut you up. i mean, i don't understand the big difference between soros and david duke, do you? >> i don't. i think that members of the more liberal and more progressive press ought to be answering why this isn't news worthy. why certain things isn't

news worthy and why things far to the left and further to the left than they are, why they won't investigate report, cover, and talk about these things. >> where is this? >> and where is it? i don't think you are going to see it in tomorrow's papers. >> to be fair, we looked for connections between soros and president obama. we did not find any. in fact, the two had a falling out of some kind. but hillary clinton, you know, she is 7 million bucks already into her campaign from soros. again, we need to get to the bottom of this. mr. mayor, we appreciate you coming on this evening. >> glad. >> next on the rundown, a democrat will reply to our investigation. then, later, president obama orders more accused terrorists released from guantanamo bay. some of them very dangerous. also, black lives matter demonstrating at grace land, home of elvis presley. why? those reports after these messages. constipated? trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief

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donating $13 million to the democratic party so far exposed by russian hackers. here is dr. jeanne zane know who teaches political science. how do you react to what we told the folks. >> look it, george soros is a billionaire philanthropist, he has raised a lot of money for democratic causes. causes on the left people care about. he has donated money. you look at all the people who have raised money who haven't donated. all the billionaires who aren't giving. and you have to give him credit for that and then i think you look at the hacking and you see some of the things coming out and it makes people uncomfortable. i'm not sure that you can blame george soros or hillary clinton for the fact that we live in a political system that allows money to be spent in this way. >> you are deflecting the issue. so what you are say something muse muse laney made the trains run on time even though he was a fascist pig. >> i am italian. >> that argument doesn't hold weight. we are dealing with a man who we now know provided

hundreds of thousands of dollars to discredit americans like cliff may and liz cheney who were simply trying to protect the country against islamic terrorism number one. number two has donated millions of dollars to try to run down israel, all right? how do you process? >> look it, if you look at the foundation it is $1 billion in 33 years. that is an awful lot of money. it has gone an awful lot of places. when you are dealing with that amount of money, yes, it's going to go places that makes certain people uncomfortable. >> this is soros directed, this is his philosophy. >> absolutely. >> the democratic party is accepting his money. >> absolutely. as the republican party would as well. >> let's keep it with the democrats. >> um. >>um doctor, with all due respect. >> um-huh. >> all right? they are accepting the money do though have an responsibility to explain with weather they support his vision of open borders all over the united states.

his vision of denigrating israel. democratic party as the head have an obligation to explain that to you, a democrat? >> i think they absolutely have to be transparent about where that money is coming from and what it is directed to. i absolutely agree with that. >> but we know where it's coming from and where it is directed to. could they have to explain. i don't think the argument that the democratic party is anti-israel doesn't hold water. if they are accepting money they need to be transparent say where it is going. if you want that money regulated it would be incumbent on all of us to get together which i firmly believe and regulate that money. >> that's a whole different debate. >> it's not a whole different debate. if it's not regulated how do you control the money? >> this investigation is very personal it's not a policy investigation. here's a man giving an enormous amount of money to the democrats who believes that we should not protect ourselves at all and allow anyone in the world in here

at any time that's flat out dangerous and is a man funding anti-israel people to the tune of tens of millions of dollars. that's personal. and i'm surprised as a democrat that you don't take it personally. >> do i take it personally. >> because you your family and every just in israel in danger. >> i do take it personally. here is also a man who has funded women's issues. equal rights, criminal justice. >> train on time again. >> listen, there is a point to be made. >> come on. >> if that money is not going in a place that the democratic party is comfortable with. >> yes. >> then yes, it should be discussed by democrats. that is not all the money and that's not where all the money is going to. >> nobody is saying it's all the money. can you give money to poor children and still be a villain. >> absolutely. >> and still be a villain. >> absolutely. but i don't think that george soros qualifies as a villain. >> you don't? >> no. and i would like to seat evidence that suggests that he does. >> wow. >> you show me that. >> you just heard cliff may

an american citizen. trying to destroy because of his free speech opinion that jihadists are bad for america. that's not a bad thing. >> i'm not in favor of destroying cliff may or anybody else. >> that's what george soros is doing. >> this is not what the democrats are responsible for. what are they responsible for? if they are getting donations transparent about where they are coming from. >> and explaining why they are accepting them. >> and where the money is going, bill. where is the money going? it is not going to to discredit cliff may. >> if this were the opposite. if some kooky far right person was giving this amount of money to republicans, this would be page one in every newspaper and cnn would lead with it 24/7. >> i would say the same thing. in terms of the media. >> i have got to governmental it's after ratings. it's not after that. >> directly ahead, president obama releasing 50 more accused terrorists from guantanamo. we will have the inside story there black lives matter elvis and a

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factor follow-up segment tonight, the u.s. government has released 15 inmates from guantanamo prison sending them to the united arab emirates. that leaves just 61 detainees at gitmo now which president obama has promised to close. joining us from washington fox news strategic analyst lieutenant colonel ralph peters. how do these releases work? we learn about them, we, the press, after the fact and then they are not widely reported. how do they actually work? >> well, there is a formal process, bill, and then there is the way it really works. the formal process is there is a guantanamo review task force obama established in 2009 that vettel them all are these ready for release? that wasn't quick enough.

so 2011 he established a periodic review board that still hasn't been quick enough. is he now presidentially ordering it. there is a formal vetting process that makes no mention of the tremendous power of the white house and the pressure the president has prout upon them. and so president obama, it's essentially despite the inner agency facade, it's a unilateral process the president wants them gone. we also make a great ball balliho. there is not a serious follow-up they are after. up to a third of them have gone back to the battlefield. >> is that a fact up to a third of those released releasem guantanamo bay have gone back to fight against the u.s.a.? can you back that up? >> the government admits i think it's 17.4% are confirmed as having gone back to jihad. another almost 13% are

suspected of possibly having gone back, which tells me they have gone back. but, even if it was only one that was released and blew up a bus load full of school children or an american army vehicle on convoy, you know, even if it's only one, it matters. and guantanamo, whether or not you think it was a great idea, you need some place to hold these people. when we took all of them prisoner, we had not thought it through. the bush administration made two mistakes. the first one was capturing all these guys, many of whom were worthless. they should been killed on the battlefield. the second mistake is when the global left and media turned guantanamo into this house of horrors, the bush administration didn't fight back. >> i know. i have been down there twice. it's not a house of horrors. but i will say this. in our society it is not just to keep someone in detention without a trial.

and the military has not been able to set up a tribunal system to try these people so, therefore, you give the left and the sympathizers of -- not the sympathizers of jihadists but sympathizers of people who say you can't just give them forever. you give them a huge cannon because they haven't been adjudicated properly. they can be under military law and they haven't been. so that's a legitimate criticism of the guantanamo system. is it not? >> and it has happened because even under bush and cheney the military justice system has has become so politically correct that it wasn't possible to try them the way we needed to. the way we tried sab sab sab tours or terrorists. i don't think any have legal rights human legal or otherwise. >> then we have to define that colonel. because now we live in a country that has a legal

system, all right, so if you believe and the majority of americans believe that if we capture a terrorist and the evidence against the terrorist is overwhelming, they should be incarcerated forever. but some of that evidence has to be made public. you just can't snatch people up and throw them in the dungeon no matter if it's guantanamo or anywhere else forever because then you look like you are the oppressor. you know, it's got to be some kind of thatted this to dick call way to go about this and there hasn't been. that's the weakness of it. last word. >> well, the bush administration actually did try to vet as many as possible. released i believe 532. so when obama came to office. what had you left were the hard core of the hard core. and now we're down from 200 down to 61. 19 more planned to release. this is about obama establishing a legacy, foreign policy and security legacy. i will tell you, compare

legacies, lincoln freed the slaves, obama freed the terrorists. >> i don't know if that's fair but it's certainly a powerful point. >> it's not fair to lincoln. >> once again, i think the military should have tried these people. colonel, thank you. one footnote, the colonel's new book is called the damned petersburg a civil war novel. pick it up. plenty more ahead as we move along this evening. gutfeld and mcguirk want to talk about the rally yesterday. donald trump's contention that the upcoming election may be rigged. is it legal on the case. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. we sing out loud here. siriusxm. road happy.

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with us here in new york city, lisa booth and juan williams. so, juan, elvis? elvis? i mean, come on. >> it sounds ludicrous. it does. >> but you would appreciate that, of course, in this country people use any kind of platform to get attention for their issues. >> i don't. >> i think celebrities -- >> -- i don't use any kind of platform. >> we saw beyonce do that. we have seen westboro baptist went to a funeral to demonstrate against guys in the military. >> westboro baptist is evil. >> in our history you are well familiar with that the boston tea party. people were in fact interfering with commerce to make it clear. >> juan williams is comparing the boston tea party it the revolutionary war to these people protesting outside of elvis' house. >> yes. >> and you say? >> and then also somewhere along the way went to westboro baptist. >> i don't mind the westboro. >> people use platforms

wherever they can get them, lisa. >> that's exactly what they are trying to do. they are trying to draw attention. >> draw attention to what? >> that's a good question. i don't know. they put out a list of ludicrous demands. i think it's time for the movement to get shut down. they are doing disservice to the african-american community and legitimate concerns that are there by driving fictitious narratives and focusing on events that does a disservice to their cause. you look at what is happening in milwaukee right now. an african-american gentleman who was killed who was part of a shooting last year. who got -- there is also intimidation of a witness that was involved as well, who pointed a gun at an african-american police officer. >> serviced in milwaukee. >> the african-american police officer shot him because he has a pointed gun. now there is riots in milwaukee. burning down of buildings. >> pinning that on black lives matter. so far -- >> -- no. i'm not. >> haven't been attributed to them. i disagree with you. i don't think we should shut down black lives matter. black lives matter is misguided in the extreme.

and here's my point about grace land getting back to elvis. this makes the group hateful to people who like elvis presley. elvis presley is an icon in this country. i feel sorry for the man more than anything else but he was tremendous entertainer. now you drag him and his family into this protest most white americans are going what are you doing? what are you doing? that would be like david duke going in front of ottis reddings' house to try to make some crazy point that he wants to make. it's inappropriate venue. >> no it's not. >> yes, it is. >> remember when the olympic athletes raised their fists in mexico. >> that was wholly different. >> people said don't mix sports with your political agenda or when people stand in front of abortion clinics we are opposed to it. a lot of people say we don't like it why are you doing that but i'm telling you, bill, when people have --

your strength -- the strength of your argument by the way and i think you have something to say here with merit. they don't have an agenda. even president obama, even people who want to hear -- most americans by the way. about half of americans want. >> not anymore. >> they have some legitimate grievance and they want to hear from black lives matter. the leadership has been so vacuous. >> what is happening here though and so everybody knows is that black lives matter, which does draw attention to an issue that should be discussed and that is violence against black men. >> thank you, yes. >> i have no beef discussing that. have now succeeded in making race relations worse in this country. that white people are angry and that it's legitimized by some including you. and you say. >> that's the point i'm trying to make. we can all agree there are legitimate issues and concerns as african-americans. those concerns should be discussed.

but when it becomes hijacked by people that are burning down businesses. that are using inflammatory language like pigs in a blanket, fry them like bacon, when they draw the cause from if i fictitious roots like hands up don't shoot in ferguson when forensic evidence proves them wrong. when accounts prove them wrong. and you look at what is going on in milwaukee as well. when they pick these losing battles and point out these cases where the facts are not there to back it up. >> i'm saying you lose the narrative when you don't. >> lisa i appreciate what you are saying. i think it comes from a strongly conservative point of view. i think it seeks to undermine black lives matter. the justice department, others have talked about legit mazda racism within the baltimore police, the ferguson police. black lives matter is trying to speak to those issues. >> they have lost credibility. >> they don't have a realistic agenda. you know what my big beef with them is. >> they have lost credibility. >> i'm they are not talking

about black family breakdowns. not talking about bad schools and not marching against the drug dealers. >> the concept it's open season for police officers on the african-american community has been disputed and proven wrong both harvard study that recently came out. that is not true that is perpetuated by the media and it's wrong. >> legitimate issue they are trying to raise do so with some purpose and ability. >> responsible manner and leave he elvis alone. >> well, my goodness. >> thank you very much. thank you very much. and when we come right back, donald trump says the upcoming election may be rigged. we asked is it locally to investigate that statement. divut feld and mcguirk on crime and pollution at the rio olympics moments away.

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lis wiehl and kimberly guilfoyle. >> i will tell tell you hear a lot about voter fraud and people obviously concerned about it places like true the vote trying to make sure there is integrity in the voting process in this country which there should be. here's the answer it's very difficult to catch and prove voter fraud in this country. there is some compelling numbers, for example, in state and federal cases, 784 election cases with a conviction since 1995. >> 784 with a conviction voter fraud, some kind of voter shenanigans. >> however, only four in the last presidential election according to our brain room. >> 2012? >> right. you are also relying on people telling on one another or self-reporting or admissions because it's tough to catch. >> or the states investigating. >> you are also relying on donald trump saying it exists but there are hands full of cases that kimberly cited that are out there happening. some of them are for local

elections. there is no statistical evidence of system mick voter fraud in presidential elections. >> what about reports in philadelphia that nobody voted for romney in a pretty big district. 0 votes and then people say that's impossible. you have guys looked into that? >> there is circumstantial evidence to suggest doesn't it seem improbable that at least one individual would have voted. so it does raise questions of concern. but there weren't any convictions that came out of those. >> was there an investigation? i don't even know there was an investigation. >> they filed questions to launch an investigation but no. >> the districts where that happened were very low romney turnout districts to begin with. i know the numbers are certainly low. philadelphia is known for this kind of thing happening. >> understand that there is nobody voting like 5,000 people you know that's not true chance to file a complaint about a certain election district or certain poll place and then they come in and investigate. they have to file a complaint, right? >> you have to file a complaint.

that's what i'm saying. >> no watchdog group. >> no. there is no oversight committee per se. >> what was the group you cited in the beginning? >> true the vote. >> true the vote? >> a conservative group looking to make sure. >> what are the stats that you gave. >> they don't dispute the stats. looking -- compiling a larger broader list. >> they are now? >> yes. and also what they are trying to do is have voter i.d. that's one of the mission objectives, right? >> that's tied up. >> there is a lot of disparity. >> bottom line on this summing up there, hasn't been an epidemic of proveable cases but there have been some. >> very important because recent weeks federal judges have loosened the requirements for voter i.d. for presenting identification and in texas, north carolina, north dakota and wisconsin and could impact this election in november is the thought process. >> bowe bergdahl february 6th new trial date for him. a bevy of charges against him but pretty much that is he a traitor.

we all know the case. but, now, stacy, there is an admission by the prosecutor, the general overseeing the prosecution that he burned some evidence? >> it's unbelievable what's come out. so this is from defense lawyers interviewing the general who overseeing -- >> -- in a deposition. >> some kind of proceeding pre-trial where they had a discussion with him and it's come out that there were 100 letters concerning this case that were somehow mysteriously burned. >> mysteriously burned by whom? >> by the general overseeing the trial. >> by the general? the case goes up in smoke pardon the pun. >> is he demanding general fort bragg said i burned them. the range of opinions about what i should do with them. >> letters written by bergdahl himself? >> these are were all sent anymore him to him what they thought their opinion. >> they weren't bergdahl letters? >> listen we don't know what they were.

>> we don't know what witnesses were out there. >> these were letters about the berg bergdahl had about the case and he burned them. >> how do you do is that? >> there is no way to verify, taking it for his word that he burned him and some were to him and some were to bergdahl. >> some are looking stlacket court martial. >> better word than foulup but i can't say it on tv. >> destruction of evidence. appealable issue. >> the whole thing is just a fiasco. >> what can happen next? i never heard of this. >> what happens next this guy is going to walk. >> february 6th we will follow the case. gutfeld and mcguirk. kay 00 and pollution in rio. also, hillary-by den exposition yesterday. that was interesting. the boys are next.

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back of the book segment tonight, what the heck just happened. yesterday in scranton, pennsylvania, vice president biden said this. >> what hillary hillary is all t is making sure that every one of you, every one of you can look your child and yourgrad say, honey, i mean this sincerely, everything is going to be okay. think how many people you know who don't feel like they can say that right now. >> honey, it's not okay right now. here now to analyze bernard mcguirk and greg gutfeld. first of all i object to the word honey, because, you know, if i talk to the urchins, especially the male urchins who are hormone driven they don't want to be called honey. >> it's hetero normative, sexist, gender specific. it nauseates me. when he is next to hillary,

that doesn't help hillary because is he such a far more likeable person than hillary. he is the good cop. she is the bad cop. he is the cheeseburger. she is the olive the olive loafer, he's the ice cream. she's the ice cream headache. you know what it is? when democrats go up, they go, what could have been. it's like a nudist camp. no baggage. she's saddled with so much baggage. the e-mail scandal, the lies. they look at him and go, he would be so much better. >> what could have been. >> i like watching biden speak. i have to say. it's not sarcastic. i didn't quite understand the news remark, but i'm still processing. i like it because you never know what he's going to say. you never know what he's going to say. he's pointing, you and you and you. i'm like, what do you want? my wallet?

it's almost trumpesque. you don't know what's going to come out of his mouth. my question to you, is this going to help hillary clinton? >> of course. i think it's going to help her a lot. >> how? how? i love when he says malarkey. speaking of trump, he probably wanted to say trump loves stalin, hillary loving stealin'. he has to contain that. >> people who going to rally like that obviously -- i don't know how many people are going to be persuaded. all right. rio, been there a number of times. i do not recommend you at this point. it is chaotic and dangerous. the olympics. they were supposed to clean it up. this was going to be brazil's message to the world. roll the tape. >> ryan lochte has been robbed at gunpoint. >> the diving pool turned green

and they don't know why. >> journalists covering the olympics in rio had a close call on tuesday night when they say their bus came under fire. >> oh, god, wow. >> just another day in rio. the bus under fire. no, i solved the pool mystery. some kid dumped silly putty in there and it turned green. >> you know it's bad when the north koreans want to go home. it's not a good sign. anybody that can lives on a ship off the coast so they can watch the body parts float by. again, but they actually are sending people home with dysentery. that's like a 19th century degree. >> when i was out of there, i stayed about 15 miles outside of town because the ocean was not polluted like that that was there, but it's a tough, tough place. >> you have to look at the positives. they've created a lot of new events. synchronized diarrhea, slalom food poisoning and track and

mugging. >> that would help the times of the track runners if you have five guys with machetes behind you. >> you've got to salute these athletes. that i have to concentrate on winning while dealing with all these other distractions. >> like getting shot at. >> last word. >> when they check out of the hotel, they run like usain bolt to the airport and athletes that win, that's the upside. the downside is they have to talk to matt lauer afterward. come on. >> lawyeruer's a good guy. >> thanks, guys. "tip of the day," preparing for the end of the summer. 000 make it less painful. >>uh, hello!? a meeting? it's a big one. too bad. we are double booked: diarrhea and abdominal pain. why don't you start without me? oh. yeah.

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release of the new killing big. "killing the rising sun" will be available wherever. i believe you'll like it. in the style of "the killing of patton." anyway, if you preorder "killing the rising sun" on bill billoreilly.c billoreilly.com. you get it first. if you become a bill o'reilly member, you'll get it free. now to e-mail. mr. o., in your talking points you mentioned how donald trump criticized mrs. khan. mr. khan is angry about donald trump's muslim immigration policy, so he hooked one the democratic party and appeared at its convention to mock trump. in reply, the candidate mentioned that mrs. khan stood mute and then improved that might be because she's a muslim

woman. that's what caused the controversy. mr. khan, fair game, all right, he entered the political arena, but the mother who didn't say anything should not be subject to scrutiny. simon miller, pittsburgh, pennsylvania, what i love about "the factor" is that everyone gets a fair shake. thank you for noticing, simon. in this age of savage personal attacks by the media, allegations have instantly become convictions we try to maintain a fact-based approach as the same time as telling you what we believe and why we believe it. we're not in the business of spewing propaganda, which i think has served us well. how can mid-august polling be meaningless, because she's clearly ahead. that can change. as election day grows closer, the surveys will become more exact.

bob munson, charles krauthammer has never been to an inner school. socioeconomic facts determine 9et% of academic success. the most academic teachers are inner city teachers. no quibble. i taught in a t ghetto but i taught in a catholic school that dealt with more discipline and rigger than the public schools. charles ads voe indicates vouchers for poor kids so they might select private schools and he's right. jordan adahl, you can go wrong in ireland. have you ever been? i have. it's getle better. and a salute to a couple married 76 years this month. way go. the urchins are panics. many of us who are enjoying some time off will have to begin working hard once again. so how do we handle this

foreboding situation. ignore it. don't think about it. don't even buy any fall clothes. you get them on sale after labor day. you've got to get the urchins some pens or something. don't think about the end of summer. savor every day. jump in the ocean, sit there and watch "the factor." nothing you can do about changing the seasons. when there's nothing you can do, accept it and find something fun to do. that's your "tip of the day." that's it. check out the website different from billoreilly.com. spew out on any factor from anywhere in the world. name and town if you wish to opine. tomorrow beck will be here. now, beck says that donald trump's speaking has a lot in common with black lives matter. that's pretty provocative. so beck and i will kick it around as they say in the schoolyard. again, thanks for watching us tonight. i am bill o'reilly.

please always remember that the spin stops right here. we are definitely looking out for you. breaking tonight we're moments away from what's being a groundbreaking speech from donald trump. i'm margaret maccallum in for meggy kelly. welcome to the kelly files. donald trump was meeting with law enforcement officials where a police-involved shooting sparked several nights of horrific violence in the streets. after pulling an audible, they decided to refocus this speech and turn to the situation at hand in the state of wisconsin where they are. similar incidents, of course, have happened in other cities across the country, so the campaign is saying tonight we're going to hear quite a bit about the law and order theme