know what you think. that is all the time we have left tonight. thanks for being with us. we'll see you back here on monday. >> we were have defeated radical islamic terrorism. >> our goal is not to deter what became isis. but to defeat and destroy isis. >> there are really only two major issues in the presidential race. the economy, and protecting americans from terror, tonight, who has the strongest antiterror vision. >> people tell me all the time what they love about the show is that it makes them happy for an hour. >> ellen degeneres under fire for a racial situation that is insane. we'll deal with it, tonight. >> so having a symbol of

capitalism on ground 0, how do you feel about that? >> that is a tough question. i'm just here to shop. >> wattters and a new attraction at ground 0. capitalism on full display. >> it's unique. >> it's unique. >> kind of like your hair. >> caution, you're about to enter the no-spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. who would protect us better? trump or clinton? well, a left wing media wants to put a stake through the trump campaign's part the truth is that he does have a chance to win the presidency. that hinges on the economy and combatting islamic terrorism. if there is another terrorist

attack, americans will react and that could change voting patterns. almost two years ago, after the paris attack, i put forth a plan to defeat the isis savages. >> here is the strategy. you should deploy. the president of france stated it was an act of war. france is a member of the 28 nation nato alliance, article 5 says that an attack on one country is an attack on all. so, all, 28 nations should begin to organize to crush the isis killers including ground troops, bombings, no fly zones, border security for turkey, jordan, and iraq. once nato declares war on isis, things will radically change. >> the obama administration ignored that advice, and continued far less aggressive action against isis. now, here is a stunning fact. there are 28 nations in the nato

alliance, only 8, 8, are actively fighting against isis. usa, britain, france, canada, belgium, denmark, netherlands and turkey, awes stral gentleman not part of nato but does contribute. where are the other 20 nato countries? president obama's silenced on that question and it is appalling nato has not been organized to address the isis threat. diane finestein agrees, quote, it is now time to recognize that u.s. presidents could enhance the effort to eliminate islamic state to serve as an attack force against islamic faith would make a major impact. and would help eliminate isis safe havens.

correct, we're hoping she'd come on the factor to talk about it but she has declined. you may have noticed there is a pattern morn democratic senators. they're not paranoid but there seems to be an effort to keep democrat politicians off this network. anyway. both hillary clinton and donald trump have put forth strategies. >> my administration will aggressively furs yu joint and coalition military operations to crush and destroy isis. international cooperation to cutoff their funding, expanded intelligence sharing and cyber warfare to disable their propaganda and recruiting. >> we cannot contain isis. we must defeat isis. we need to rely on what actually works. not luster that alienates our partners. >> talking points believes mrs. clinton would likely take a

more aggressive stance than president obama has, but she's not spelled that out yet. what this comes down to is will. barack obama does not have motivation to quickly destroy isis savages. but the present danger is clear. the next terrorist attack is coming at any time. it will be more innocent people slaughtered and nato does little to stop the carnage. what about those poor refugees senator finestein mentioned? who is putting up safe zones where they live? nobody. both candidates should make isis the top priority. and that is a memo now for the top story. reaction, joaning us is john hannah, from the foundation for defensive democracy. who is stronger on isis, mr. hannah, trump on clinton?

>> i don't see any difference on trump's strategy. there is real progress in the national security speech he gave this week. first, defensive priority, urgency, attached to fighting islamic radicalism, isis, al qaeda and the shiite resources. he stopped trash talking of our nato and arab allies and wants to work with, rather than against them and had a very important focus on the need to fight ideology of isis. we've got to crush that like we've crushed soviet communication. defeating them isn't going to be enough, or we're going to be back at this again and again. >> so you think trump has a stronger point of view. >> i agree. we have to look at reality of what will come out of this.

look who is advising candidates. general flynn wrote a book about the basic way to defeat isis. and bill, here on the show, by the way, mike is one of our senior fellows. we put forth the idea of an arab nato. not that it's been what you and senator feinstein have said, you have the right concept but not right technique. we need to look for a long-term solution to resolve issues we've just talked about. combat forces, and have arabs iek president alsisi of egypt you have to eradicate violence from the religion. so not only the short term, kick their butts and win. >> i think it would take many, many years to organize that. nato is already in place.

is there any reason on earth, mr. hannah that 20 nato countries are still sitting it out? obama can make them in one day say yes or no. if they say no, we can take them out of nato. why should we spend money in these countries if they're not going to sign on against isis? >> i agree, bill, the problem here, a lot of it is just u.s. will. i don't think the president wants -- >> he hasn't led -- he hasn't said anything or encouraged them. they can sit it out with no consequence. i mean, it's just ridiculous. it's ridiculous situation. and right now, in aleppo, people are starving to death. nato is providing safe zones inside syria and iraq. it's doable. it's not an offensive ground thing. >> right. right. >> it's just protecting innocent people. and president obama putting himself up as a great humanitarian has not lifted a

finger to make this happen. >> we proposed this to members of congress and both parties and to create a safe zone, you can invoke article 5 of the nato charter and do it immediately. >> exactly. >> and bring in resources to food, clothe, and shelter these people. if anyone comes close to them, then, you kill them. >> you have base of operations to attack them. >> turkey is a nato nation. you can do the math. but they don't have the will. now, hillary clinton has said that she will not put ground troops, either american or nato, at this point, i believe mrs. clinton is going to change her tune. i do. i could be wrong, but i think she's still within the far left, still kind of negotiating that. what do you say about that, mr. hannah? >> i think ground troops will absolutely be needed.

both american as well as nato and arab partners. arabs have offered us ground forces to fight isis in eastern syria. but i don't think either one of the candidates are being honest enough with the american people about that. we're probably going to have to go in there to destroy these guys quickly as mr. trump says we need to. >> and you believe that, colonel? >> i believe we're going to have to reshape our offenses and i know we can do more with special operations forces. i spoke to senior members of the pentagon. they cannot get the authority to go after isis globally. senator feinstein said they're expanding and he have to get ahead of them. >> thank you, gentlemen. next, a brutally unfair attack on ellen degeneres.

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and now, being accused as a racist. of course, she's not. a u.s. editorial nails it, quote, when it comes to target for offended social justice warriors no one is safe. this nonsense needs to end. joining us now from washington, jamila day. and you say? >> i say, ellen, a racist? i am sure she's not. i love ellen. this is beyond the pail, though. it's not just loons who find this picture offensive. the truth of the matter is that this wasn't ellen tweeting out a picture of herself. this is ellen tweeting a picture photo shopped with her riding the back of usain bolt as though he was a beast of burden. >> let me stop you there. >> okay. >> if it were a white track

star? >> well, it wasn't and that matters. >> let me tell you. >> sir, you're wrong. >> she, and i believe you know, she's color blind. if there was a white track star carrying ellen degeneres to 7-11 you zoent won't have a problem that, would you? >> i, honestly -- would i have trouble with it? >> i think that is a very good question. i would still have trouble with that. >> why? >> let me tell you why. >> okay. >> if i go to a concert and some teeny bopper singer throws up a straight armed flat palmed salute to the crowd, a waving high five sort of thing and people go woah, when he did that, do you know what it looked like to me? i had this reaction. it was a gut instinct saying

i've seen that signal before. and it frightens me. there is meaning behind that signal. >> you're talking about a hitler salute. >> so they can't do that? >> it's -- somebody does that in front of a huge crowd, and people are -- >> if they're just waving and it's no context? you're going to read that into it? >> i'm going so say if people in that crowd say do you know what that looks like? let's talk about that significant sign and signal. >> i'm saying here, ellen, ellen, who is a wonderful person. i've bought tickets to see her before. when she put that picture up, she used a sign and symbol that looks, to me, as someone who has the legacy of enslavement in my own family. it looks to me as a white person using a black person as a beast of burden.

>> it would be insulting for me to your opinion, and let me just tell you this. >> okay. >> you must, and others who think like you, you must, begin to stop this stuff. because it is now driving people away from fairness in racial matters. ellen degeneres had no racial intent. you know it and i know it. right? it was a cute tweet. that is all it was. for people to attack this woman for doing something like that is unfair. it's un-american. and it abridges freedom of speech. >> that is a reasonable statement when you completely divorce all history and all context from it. what people are saying is this looks a lot like the photograph

we have where black bodies were used as labor. used to carry around pretty, smiling white people to do their errands. >> i agree with you. >> she did. >> attacks are unfair. >> we're going to have you back because i think you're a very smart woman. we appreciate you standing up and saying what is on your mind. >> having for having me. >> bernie goldberg on charges of an olympic star and update on our george soros investigation. those reports after these messages. i love my shop,

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two hot topics following up the investigation with george soros, pumping millions into the democratic election and did gold medal swimmer ryan lochte lie about being held up in brazil? >> do you want to comment? >> liberals like your previous guests see a black man. the rest of us see a great track star. that is what it comes down to. liberals like her see everything through a racial prism. everything. >> in our there is trouble fosh ryan lochte. how do you see this? >> this is the most interesting story to come out of the

hifrpices. the rest of it, for me is boring. i know you're a big fan of san kr -- synchronized swimming. >> i am. >> this is the only thing i find interesting about the olympics. >> athletes say they were assaulted in a cab, had to get out of the cab. lochte said a gun was pointed at his head in a robbery. now, video says that never happened. is that where we are on it? >> yes. yes. it's starting to look like, it doesn't happen the way they initially said it did. and it may be that they were covering up for something they shouldn't have been doing like drinking late at night. but this story is not what it was purported to be and brazil has enough bad pr about crime to begin with. they didn't need this story.

if those guys are lying i'm glad the brazilians found out about it. >> we'll let the story play out. but, it's a shame because lochte is a good athlete. now, george soros. you saw that he had given an enormous amount of people to people trying to damage israel and trying to damage individual americans like cliff may, and liz cheney, who were up front about condemning islamic jihad and democratic party has taken $13 million. now, got very little coverage. i mean, bloomberg covered it a little bit. new york post a little bit. but nobody else covered it at all. is there a reason for that? >> even fox offered it only a very, very little bit.

so let's say a conservative backer of trump, someone gave him millions also supported groups that tried to delegitimize israel. they thought israel was a racist country. that would be page one story. >> let me stop you there. i agree with you 100%. i believe this is the best example outside of your book, that the american media is a, dishonest and b, deeply in the tank for liberal causes. even a villain like george scoros, trying to tear down and destroy individual american who's have a differing opinion about the jihad than he does, the media chooses to ignore the story when russian hackers get

in and get all of the material, present it, it's there, no two sides, and they say we're not going to cover it. that proves to me he's dishonest. does it not? >> yeah, well, we know that and i've agreed with you. and this is how i think they'd see it. this would say this is a dog bites man story which we have no interest in because a lot of liberal elites in the media, politics and academia, they agree when he comes to israel. >> but that is not the press's duty. >> of course not. >> it is to record information. >> like in cuba, and like in russia, we have an information blackout in america. and if this program goes off the air, you'd never hear a word

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ap. all had romney pulling off a win. >> gallup got out of the presidential polling business. rasmussen, i think served over management. 18. that is a big, interesting one. polling not only is an indicator of who might be winning but also, it's a psychological factor because voters think their candidate is going lose, they stay home and whatever. in some analysis that has been studied. >> they look at the republicans and and that is turned out to be the case. >> that is interesting. most people think it's biassed

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>> thanks for staying with us. last night, ms dana perino tweeted this quote. some of you call me debbie downer, negative nancy. and i've been called a pragmatic snob. is there such a thing? here is debbie, i mean, dana. >> i'm so glad you follow me on twitter. >> if i knew what that was, i would. >> i follow it. >> i say it and somebody tweets it. what is the primary beef against you? >> a lot of republicans just expect me to be a cheerleader for the candidate and it's not my job to do that and also, i saw what happened in 2012. republicans were feeling good

that romney was going to win. and i remember bob beckel saying to me friday night before the election, like dana, these numbers, romney is not going to win. i went home thinking bob's wrong. that night i sat next to him and bob is right. i vowed to never do that again. it's a disservice to viewers and voters and the candidates. >> you don't bad mouth trump. >> no. i don't. they want me to say something positive every time. the state of the g.o.p. race is really bad. no candidate that has been this far behind in august has never gone on to win. but that could change. even the candidate and supporters starting to tell their voters, that the polls are rigged, that is not true. that the crowd size matter moerz than polls, that is not true. that social media presence is going to blow away hillary clinton. >> that is the hope. the hope is that the trump

campaign will mobilize people that haven't voted before. how about your association with bush? and i mean, you know, donald trump worked over jeb bush and said he said president bush the younger lied about iraq. >> and that he knew about september 11th. >> there is bad blood there. you're a former employee of the bush presidency. and you like and respect the family. yes. >> does that have anything to do with how you analyze trump? >> i have thought before the beginning that trump would very much be able owe get 35% to 40% of the vote and not win the general election. i said that on the day he announced his election. i don't want the republicans to lose. i believe conservative values are better than liberal ones but i don't think it is right to

tell people we're going to win this. he's down with most demographic roots. this is not a strategy. >> are you calling for a landslide? 40-40? >> i am not. i absolutely believe the polls will tighten between now and election day. i do not think by any stretch of the imagination it's right to tell people just because he has enthusiastic rallies that that means there is going to be a surprise and polls are wrong. polls in america, presidential polls have been correct since 1952. we should believe them. i didn't do that in 2012 and i learned a lesson from it. >> new, criticism directed to you, all right, is it vicious? would you say vicious criticism? >> some of it. i have a thicker skin. >> i know. >> some of it is. you would be shocked. >> i get thousands and thousands of letters. ones that are obscene get thrown

away right way. i would say 90% of our mail get angry but not vicious angry. >> some are. i can dismiss those. i found last night i said i'm not going to lie do you. i found people saying thank you. but what should we do? what should the campaign do? i'd rather that have any day in terms of a dialogue than tell people everything is coming up roses and then, come november 9th have everyone severely disappointed. >> are you going to change your name to debbie downer or negative nancy? >> well, pollyanna has a better ring. >> i saw godzilla instead. >> the insult is the pragmatic snob. i didn't know such a thing could exist. >> you noticed. >> i am pragmatic. >> i get into what donald trump has done wrong and what he needs to correct so you can check that

out. and we appreciate you being straight up with us. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you. >> thank you for following me. >> on twitter, not literally. >> watters on deck. took 20 years but a stunning display at ground 0 and we'll examine it, next.

tonight, watters world, this week, major shopping center opened on the site of the carnage, that is the subject of tonight's watters world.

>> 15 years and 6 billion later, we have this. >> i walked in, it just overtakes you. the design, the beauty. the white space. i'm a big fan. >> gorgeous. >> like you. >> thank you. so very much. >> he likes you. places like this give people a sense of peace. and that is priceless. >> do you think it's worth $6 billion? >> it was worth $6 billion. i feel like i'm in the future. >> this design is bright. >> like me. >> you're bright? >> the brightest. >> that is cool. >> we do not say cool or awesome. >> the muslims wanted to build a mosque but we built a mall. >> this afantastic mall. it's great we rose from something that is terrible. >> having a symbol of capitalism on ground 0, how do you feel?

>> i'm just here to shop. >> we're going to be spending an obscene amount of money here. >> it shows new york city can rebound from a tragedy and reflect on the past and recognize that we can keep going. it's better off something more fun and laid back as opposed to something that just reminds us of the deaths. >> do you think it's sensitive to open up a big mall like this on ground 0? >> nochlt because we have to go on. >> we have to go on shop something. >> we have to go on living. >> have you done shopping yet? >> no. i'm going to the apple store. >> what are you shopping for? >> i need a new watch. >> do you h your eye on something? besides me? >> you're pretty sure of yourself. >> what are you going to shop for today? >> a ton of clothes. kate spade. >> comfortable clothes. >> nothing sticks it to the

terrorists like buying clothes on ground 0, right? >> who do you think will keep america safer from terrorism? hillary or trump? >> hillary. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> if i say trump, i'll have no friends left. >> hillary would push america forward and not backwards. >> she's had a longer experience than him and other good contacts. i believe in her. >> if she can't name the enemy, how is she going to defeat the enemy? >> trump is going to make more enemies than hillary so less people will come after us if we got hillary. >> i don't think hillary is tough enough. he wants to fight for the u.s. he's not going to back down. >> do you have any idea who i am? >> no. >> i'm watters and this is my world. >> okay. that is cool. >> thank you. nice to meet you, man. >> that last guy really liked

you. >> that is cool. >> who paid for this? >> $6 billion. 3.9 was taxpayer money. it looks like it's worth $6 million. >> is that state and city? >> state and stie when they do these things it employs people and the area around that benefits. do you think it's worth $6 billion? >> i think visually it's worth $6 billion. some stores only you can can afford to shop in. >> thank you. >> it's very high end. it's gleamingly white. people were eating off of the floor. it's spectacular. >> no, they weren't. >> i saw one person. >> i like the vibe. that is cool. >> bad word. >> that we're attacked and our way of life is assaulted then, we come back and, yes, it is a symbol of capitalism but also of prosperity. right? that we're a very prosperous

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depends on how you want to live, jeff, australia basically a capitalistic country. you only have 20 million folks. we have 320 million and upside, capitalism is unlimited. regular folks like me can hit it big. a matter of what you want in life. rick, you're probably right i was too busy ducking to check the primate's passport to check if it was a big monkey throwing fruit at me.

huh. interesting question. and i thought about it. but it is worth it because we're influencing tens of millions of folks all over the world. and we have raised tens of millions of dollars to help people in need, especially children and severely wounded vets. the hate factor toward me is substantial. but if you want to accomplish anything significant in this life, there will be pain. and a quick happy 80th anniversary to the keyslies in louisiana. way to go, guys. and finally, factor tip of the day.

i was in france recently, and there is no question there is a backlash against muslims in that country. now, a number of french towns are banning muslim women from swimming in so called burginis. the french prime minister says it's part of the quote, enslavement of women. i think this is dumb. if women want to wear cover ups, so what and if it is mandated, they should have the right to do that. burqua-inis don't hurt anyone. that is it tonight. check out the fox news website different from o'reilly and word of the day, do not be

obsteperous. i am bill o'reilly. please remember the spin stops here, we're looking out for you. breaking tonight, donald trump just finished a speech that was, well, different. it was a sign perhaps that the new guard at this campaign is moving the needle, or perhaps not. that is the big question tonight, what does it all mean? welcome to "the kelley file" i'm martha mccowan in for kelly. mr. trump just did a televised work session with terror experts and law enforcement and donald trump tower last night. and tonight an apologize, for those whose feelings he may have hurt during this campaign. but moments ago, in the toss up state of north carolina, he was back on conve