we want to hear from you. that is all the time we have left this evening. thank you for being with us. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. o'reilly factor is on, tonight. >> i think i would have a very, very good relationship with putin and a very, very good relationship with russia. >> we're not putting ground troops into iraq ever again. >> donald trump and hillary clinton made blunders last night in the defense forum. talking points will tell you what they were. >> the most important thing you that need is somebody who is going to exercise good judgment. >> i should have used two accounts. one for personal and one for work related e-mails. >> boy, there are bad ads out there. political ads. frank luntz has the worst. >> how important is this

presidential election to you? >> they aren't really interested in politics. really. >> politics? >> yes. >> jesse watters with some very successful models. hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. t two blunders in last night's forum. as you may know, both presidential candidates appeared to answer questions about national security. and they both made fairly significant mistakes. now, as you know we don't nitpick here. making minor errors we overlook it but there are two moments that american voters need to think about. the first is donald trump addressing a question about the russian dictator putin.

>> the man has very strong control over our country. it's a very different system but in that system, he's been a leader, far more than our president has been a leader. we have a divided country. >> the reason the description was a mistake is that it legitimized the russian leader. vad mirror putin is a killer who violates international law. the reason donald trump is doing this is because he believes he can partner up with putin and convince him to stop being a villain f elected trump will try to make russia an ally. that is not wrong. but praising putin is. let the tyrant earn friendly descriptions by doing something positive. now, on to hillary clinton. her blunder dealt with isis. >> we're not putting ground troops into iraq ever again an not putting ground troops into

syria. we're going to defeat isis without committing american ground troops. so those are the kinds of decisions we have to make on a case by case basis. >> well, i'm sure the savages were happy to hear that. taking ground troops off the table. that means secretary clinton will follow the obama plan, the doctrine of acceptable losses allowing the isis savages to retain strong holds in iraq and syria and isis became a menace after the u.s. pulled out of iraq. these solutions to the isis problem is mobilizing nato and bring the fight to the terrorists on the ground and in the air. and setting up safe zones for

refug refugees. surely hillary clinton knows nato alliance is just sitting there doing little to contain the jihad. why not mobilize the alliance? coming up, with the 15th anniversary of september 11th sunday this is the perfect time to do it. that is the memo. charles cubic, and jamie barnett. so where am i going wrong here? >> number one thank you for having me and this discussion and i think the two clips you showed what a contract there is, hillary clinton showed she had command of the issues and judgment and experience, what you've got wrong on this is you

need allies and enemies to know what you're going to do. from an operational standpoint, you never know what to do. hitler knew we're going to invade europe. >> i take that as a good answer, but hillary clinton isn't going to crush isis because obama doctrine admiral has not worked in the sense it didn't stop the terrorism. they still cause trouble in iraq. they hold mosul. it's a slow drip of acceptable losses. the voter can makeup their minds, but i don't think it is a good strategy. >> so bill, you're asking where are you going wrong on this? the islamic state is losing its

state. we're making gains. >> they're losing with that. here is the thing. we don't need to get into wars that we don't need to be in with thousands of hundreds of thousands of american troops. >> and what we need to have are allies to take down isis. that is what hillary clinton's plan is. >> obama hasn't been successful. >> and she's going to reduce the networks. >> live in the real world. obama had seven years to do this and has not done it. let's go to putin. he's a bad guy. and trump is making him out like a golfing partner. come on. >> well, i think, bill, that he

did recognize he was merely expressing an opinion he was a strong leader and i think he was more discussing leadership style that putin has become a proactive leader on the world stage. he feels like what we're seeing is a very passive leader in our president. >> yes. >> he sees messages. >> come on. >> he knows, you don't bring them up and compare them to the president of the united states. put putin. >> it's fair and we're going to need a strong proactive leader like donald trump. >> it's like saying we have a police chief in any city, usa. >> isn't it the same thing?

>> well, you're and where we don't to be as tough as he needs to be. >> now, hillary clinton has a lot of foreign policy experience. there is no question she does. when she doesn't have is foreign policy success that i can see. what is the biggest success mrs. clinton has as secretary of state. >> so in addition to repairing our alliances after eight years of the war and things the bush administration did, i would say the single thing is preventing the war with iran. we're months from having to take

kinetic action to take out the building of a nuclear weapon. by bringing together allies around the world, and our adversaries, she was able, first to bring tough sanctions against iran that brought them to their knees, then, negotiating table and that is why we have cement. >> folks can decide whether they think that is -- >> we don't trust them. there are people crawling all over there making sure they're doing it. >> to get to other things. >> they're doing it in the world. >> final question for you? >> donald trump is a businessman. he builds hotels and golf courses. now we're getting into complicated situations that the chinese, the best example, he's going to go over and knock off economic stuff. chinese not going to react to that well. i mean, do you fear that mr. trump is getting in over his head?

>> no. i don't, bill, i think you're seeing a new type of agile diplomacy. mr. trump is the art of the deal and we know politics are possible. i think he's blending those and saying we have toine to be a tough negotiator to do it but we'll try to find out what is possible. and work toward a common cause but backing with military strength. >> good discussion. thank you. next on the run down, pressure growing on the fbi for not handling the hillary clinton situation properly. we'll advance this for you. two of the worst political ads this season. those reports after these messages. it's easy to love your laxative... ...when that lax loves your body back. only miralax hydrates, eases, and softens to unblock naturally.

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the investigation into the hillary clinton e-mail situation? last night i told you i have revised my opinion on director james comey because he released very important information about hillary clinton last friday afternoon before labor day when few would see it. that was a political move. i gave mr. comey the benefit of the doubt, in the e-mail investigation itself, i can no longer do so. today a "wall street journal" editorial lays out mistakes in the investigation, comey released a memo defending himself. joining us now from washington, the author of the book the first family, detail now out in paper back. did you work with mr. comey? or before him? >> i worked with him for eight months. >> so the document released on friday turned me not against comey, i think he's a patriot. but now, i think he's a political player and undue

influence is being put upon him by the obama administration. we know if you put something out friday before a long holiday weekend you're trying to deemphasize it. all right? i thought that was not what the american people are entitled to. where am i wrong? >> it's a fair question. i do think you're wrong. i believe because of what happened in this case, we have seen a sequence of extraordinary events to include the director's comments about the e-mail scandal without prior notice to doj. and effort to be trans parent that has gone if -- from that totem on the hill. here is why i think that occurred. i believe this has been an

effort to package up the investigation and the summary communication about the investigation to me is extraordinary. >> friday afternoon, before labor day, everybody knows that they don't want people to see it. why do you do it? >> this may come as a surprise. fbi agents are human beings and we'd like to finish our work by the end of the week before a long holiday weekend. >> come on. >> and -- >> if you do it on thursday, fbi is a disciplined bureau. i needed thursday, thursday afternoon, too. >> how do you know? >> i just know human nature is such that, before the weekend, and so they'll speed up or put more effort into getting something out before the weekend. >> you know, mr. kessler, i read

your books and nobody is buying it. everybody knows this dump was a planned dump so people would not write about it or talk about it. let's get into the "wall street journal" today. they're a big point is that hillary clinton was interviewed at the end of the investigation in a very brief manner, she should have been interviewed in the beginning. you know as a former fbi agent that is the way it usually is done. >> well, i'll tell you, i have personally done it both ways. you may early on have reason to get to that person and can get to them in a state where they're unaware. that you're coming. >> how is it going to be this time? >> you have to compare what she said to what the evidence comes in if you want to establish intent. >> absolutely. absolutely. well, i hear what you're saying. i have seen it the other way, too, bill. >> not the right way to do it? >> no. let's not kid ourselves.

we should be under no illusion this is going to be an aggressive, heat lamp, smoky room, angry, raised-voices interview. >> no, this one, i don't believe will. >> last word. go. >> it was methodical. they wanted to gather all of the evidence before they confronted her. >> they can get her on the record up top, and they can compare the evidence they accumulate and then, bring her back owe owe confront her with it. you know that. >> there is information from the former agent who is well respected claiming they should have recorded the e-mails that never should have been recorded. >> such a high level we're talking about a possible

president here. >> we appreciate you guys debating. it was very interesting. thank you. frank luntz has very bad political ads to show us and jesse waters talking about successful leads about the state of the union, up ahead.

campaign 2016 segment tonight, estimated billions will be spent in this campaign. much on political ads. we asked frank luntz and he's come up with two of the worst. so set it up for us. >> she wants to make trump hooks unelectable and undeserving of

support. so what does she do? she focuses on trump and race. we give people boxes about the size of the remote control. >> so let me be clear. these are unaffiliated voter s. they're evaluating based upon what they're seeing on the screen. >> what do you have to lose? look at my. >> i have a great relationship with the blacks. i've had a great relationship with the blacks. >> what the hell do you have to lose?

>> when you have the green on the dems, these are leaners, right? >> meft cases yes. what is interesting is that it never got above a 30. >> any time you take a candidate and use 4 or 5 words she assume they're maebt to show as negatives. >> i can show you're saying the opposite. >> i don't think anyone has done that. >> no. they haven't. >> the second reason is that they thought attacks were unfair, providing no substance to it. and this is though it's a 30 second ad. >> the crux is that both democrat leaders and republican leaders weren't buying it. >> she's trying to get suburban

voters. >> so let's take a look at the trump ad. go. >> this is the important thing about that 3:00 a.m. phone call. you want somebody going to get all of the facts and gather up good intelligence. >> we have seen rage and violence directed at embassies over an awful internet video. >> the second thing we want is somebody who is able to analyze the costs and benefits of action. >> we're delayed. >> the important thing that you need is somebody going to exercise good judgment. >> i should have used two accounts one for personal, one for work related e-mails. >> so looks like the democratic haeners thought it was okay. >> but they thought this is for hillary clinton. the trump campaign created an ad

that helps hillary clinton get elected. i've never seen anything like this before. 15% of mill ads hurt the campaign they're meant to help. just 15%. >> it's because barack obama was talking so much. >> right. >> the republicans didn't get that it was an attack until they heard her laughter. >> they just don't like president obama. republican leaders don't like him. but it wasn't until the end. you'd have to be fairly sophisticated to know that. >> they're spending money, making effort with a legitimate attack and this race closed.

donald trump has a chance to win the campaign because she's falling and falling. >> trump needs to stay disciplined. that is the key. >> frank, thank you. we appreciate it. >> plenty more is ahead as the factor moves ahead. bernie goldberg watching the media coverage of the race and she has observations of the race and watters at coney island with high-fashion models. >> what do you think about my collar? >> uh, someone is calling me. sorry. >> we hope you stay tuned for the reports. what's it like to be in good hands? man, it's like pure power at your finger tips. like the power to earn allstate reward points, every time i drive. ...want my number? and cash back for driving safe. and the power to automatically find your car... i see you car! and i got the power to know who's coming and when if i break down. ...you must be gerry. hey...

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conducting official department business from personal e-mail accounts. right? due to hacking attempts. this shows me, why did you send this out? you kept using your personal thing? >> it shows intent. >> that is very impressive question. and remember, she's answered in writing. >> right. right. >> what is your selection? >> so two questions, 15 and 21. >> just give me 15. >> 15 talks about an e-mail exchange between huma abedin. she advised hillary so it shows she had knowledge and acted in disregard of the advice of huma abedin suggesting you use a state department e-mail account or release your e-mails to the

department and hillary clinton quote, let's get a separate address or device is what she's advised to do. and then, the question is why did you continue using your clinton e-mail.com account to conduct official state department business after agreeing to get a separate device and address? >> shows moth. >> huma abedin give her proper advice. >> she acted in disregard. >> second question, 2009, this is a memo from assistant secretary of state for diplomatic security within the department to her chief of staff. saying i cannot stress too strongly that any classified blackberry is is vulnerable she said she quote, got it n a verbal conversation, she got it. so judicial watch says why again

did you continue to -- >> she wanted to do what she wanted to do. >> shows again, intent. >> right. >> and knowledge. >> question 21, after you left office did you believe you could alter, destroy, or use e-mail as you saw fit. this is giving the intent question. he said, welsh i did not believe she had intent. >> it's about undermining comey's failures to bring charges of intent. >> right. >> these questions, wasn't asked by the fbi. >> they have to release these answers before the election because we're talking about that last week. so that has to come up. >> i want to give you politics in just a moment. >> a lot of people commuted sentences and one was a huge crack king pin. tell me about him. >> there is a name on the screen

there. darrell reid is known as little d. in the 80s he was the crack king of oakland and i was a prosecutor so we studied cases and caused a lot of damage. >> tremendous amount of damage. this goes hand in hand with violence. >> a distributor. >> not only a distributor but manufacturer, caught red handed by the oakland police in a sting operation. caught with cocaine all over his hands. >> so he did serve 26 years. 20 years old. >> here is the problem, went through the clemency program and in that program, the second category is nonviolent without the significant large scale

criminal -- >> how can you grant him clemency? >> because barack obama does not feel selling herrin and crack. >> they're all low-level offenders. >> it's not that egregious. he served 26 years. >> so i'm not crazy. >> he was tied to felix mitchell, the head of the mob. one of the filings. >> you know what violence comes along with that. >> we come back, bernie goldberg, the word of the day. >> waters talking to high fashion models on coney island, moments away.

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>> that was a huge story. the factor ignored the cough because everybody coughs and unless secretary clinton has tuberculosis we don't think it's a big story. >> so am i wrong here? should we be pecking these candidates to death? >> you're not wrong about the coughing incident. it's perfectly legitimate to report that she had a coughing attack in a hard news story. that is fine, but there are people in the opinion business. in this case, conservative opinion business who use anything they can get as a weapon. what is the point of running it on radio and television. to say she's sick and has a secret disease and what? she isn't physically capable of being president of the united states.

i am no hillary clinton fan. not at all. but what passes for opinion journalism needs to be fair. you want to attack the clinton foundation for shenanigans, no problem, you want to find out if there is evidence she's sick, no problem. but to bring somebody down becau because. >> i think it was a little more than that. they were trying to influence some people who are swayable -- >> that she's going to pass away. >> right. >> and trump side, he was fined $2500 which, for trump that is lunch. all right? for donating improperly to

attorney general bondy. the left blowing this thing up like it was water gate two. i'm going it was a clerical error he was cited for, according to rudy giuliani. >> wait a minute, i have never heard rudy giuliani misstate a fact. i have never heard him do that. >> do you know what? any time i hear a surrogate -- >> but he's not a misleader. >> i was a bigger fan of rudy giuliani before he became a surrogate. when conservatives think it's big news, he took $25,000 from the trump foundation. >> and gave it to bondi.

>> gave it to an attorney general in florida thinking about investigating. >> maybe. >> she could have. >> maybe it was because of the money. >> you can't say maybe she did it. you can't say maybe she did it. >> are you telling me? are you telling me you were a hard news reporter? >> yes. >> thank you telling me a candidate takes $25,000 out of his own foundation? hillary clinton takes $25,000 out of the clinton foundation, gives it to a liberal democrat who may, or may not be investigating. that is news. >> it may be. it's not water gate two. you mention it. but there are people setting

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world. and this is to stand. >> what do you think hillary clinton stands for? >> i have no idea. >> neither does she. >> you've got nothing. nothing. >> quality. equality between who? >> bhak and white. >> a lot of things are not fair for black people, do you know what i mean? >> do you think hillary clinton is going to help? >> i think more than trump. >> what do you think hillary clinton stands for? >> liberty, justice and genuine personal happiness. >> what do you think donald trump stands for? >> racist and bigot. >> what has trump said that has been racist? >> i don't know right now.

>> there is a wall around the white house. >> donald trump? what do you think he stands for? >> everything i'm against. >> what are you against? >> winning. >> you threw it. didn't you? >> stand for america. he wants to get the country back and i think he'll do it. >> she just wants to make america great again. i don't know what he means by that. >> no one knows. >> i can't say the letters to you. but he's a man that stands for hard work and moving forward. >> what is the craziest thing you've seen here? >> your feet? >> are you a foot model? >> no.

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>> you bet, tom, good choice of the print, book, or audio. >> great discussions in the dorm rather than doing pokemon. >> finally, the factor tip of the day. we need your help covering the presidential campaign. tomorrow, we'll answer questions you have. questions, about hillary clinton. what do you want to know about her? so please, e-mail those questions to us tonight. same thing with donald trump. what do you want to know about him? our research team standing by to answer trump questions on monday. so hillary clinton key points

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