travel ban decision for the trump administration. thanks for joining us. have a great night everybody. bill o'reilly coming up with the trump interview right after thi this. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on tonight. you know it's fascinating, to watch you at the inauguration with barack obama. you guys seem to get along. >> we get along, i don't know if you will admit this, but he likes me. >> bill: my interview with donald trump making headlines over the world. tonight, we will play you the portion you did not see in the super bowl pregame program. why do the democrats oppose -- oppose, protecting americans from violence foreign criminals? >> because they think that is their voter. >> bill: at the question around the sanctuary city case law. the president vowing to crack down hard on areas that do not obey federal law.

>> have you done drugs? >> i have done more drunks than i have fingers. >> bill: also tonight, can you believe it? waters world has done 300 episodes. why is this allowed? >> do you want to do the thing? spivak is this is what you do? >> bill: no spin zone, the factor begins right now. hi, i am bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight, as you may know, my interview with president trump making headlines all over the world. tonight, we will show you what you did not see in the super bowl pregame show. here is what happened. we interviewed the president on friday afternoon, at the white house. the interview ran about 45 minutes. ten of which were used by fox sports. that leaves us with half an hour. to show you tonight and tomorro

tomorrow. they collapse of the super bowl interview were mr. trump comments on the tower in it and put an anti-obamacare roll up. it's interesting to watch our two competing cable news stations, which hate mr. trump to an unhealthy degree. try to analyze with the president told me. i thought donald trump was straightforward and honest in the interview, whether you like his answers or not. the trump trump haters were desperately trying to find something with which to hammer the president. the putin administration in moscow demanding at that i, your humble correspondent, apologized for saying he is a killer. i am working on that apology, but it may take a little time. might want to check in with me around 2023. in a conference call with reporters, putin's press guy said this. >> ?

we think words like that coming from the fox correspondent are unacceptable, offensive, and to be honest, we would prefer to get an apology to the president from such a respected company. >> bill: one footnote, if you like to know more about the violent history of vladimir putin, you might check out the book "i wore" ." tonight, we have a number of subjects that we presented to president trump. here they are. let's talk about i'm wrong, your assessment, do you think we are on a collision course with the united states? >> president trump: i think it was the worst deal i ever see negotiated. it was it deal that never should have been negotiated. the deal was made by the obama administration. i think it's a shame that we had a deal like that, and that we had to sign a deal like that, and there was no reason to do it, and if you're going to do it, have a good deal. secretary carey was negotiating get, never once left the table. we have the worst of everything. we've already given them

billions and billions, probably hundred $50 billion. we gave them $1.7 billion in cash, which is unheard of. we put the money out. we have really nothing to show for it. >> bill: possibly you tired of? >> we will see what happens. i will say this, they had total disregard for our country. they are the number one terrorist state the sending money all over the place and weapons, and can't do that. >> bill: sanctions, that's how you're going to start with them? >> president trump: it to start it. >> bill: you're going to move in a carrier? >> president trump: we're just going to start with language, i have never started -- announce what they are into mobile or someplace. they get the name, the date, the time. i don't believe that. we will see what happens. i don't like to talk about what we do militarily. >> bill: were not real bullish on ironic this point. his smac i'm not bullish.

they are and fold and come up they follow our plans, they circle our ships with their little boats, and they scream things at most. it is what happened -- it's not good. you thought what the deal they made, which was a great deal for them and a horrible deal for us, that they would've had a warmth toward our country, and it's exactly the opposite. they lost respect because i can't believe that anybody could be so stupid as to make make al like that. >> bill: let's talk about mexico. there was a report that you talk to president nieto, and you told him that this was the report. i want to know if it's true or not. that if his arm he couldn't the drug cartels, that u.s. army soldiers would. did you see that? >> president trump: >> presidene is a very big man. we have a very good relationship, as you probably know. we will have a wall, we will have a border. we have to stop drugs from

coming into our country, and if he can handle it, and maybe they can and maybe they can or maybe he needs help, he seemed very willing to get help from us because he has got a problem and it's a real problem for us. >> bill: president nieto of mexico was open to the possibility of u.s. forces helping him combat the drug cartels. >> president trump: i would rather, as a very nice man and he is and somebody respect, i would rather have him respond to that. i certainly offered him help on knocking out the drug cartels because we have got a problem. those cartels are operating in our country, and they are poisoning the youth of our country. by the way, countries all over the work, just so you understand, this is a cartel all over the world, the cartels. i certainly would help him if he needed the help here >> tucker: at this point, do you consider mexico a corrupt country? the stuff has been going on for

decades. his mexico corrupt. >> president trump: it certainly has done well with us. we have a trade deficit with mexico of $60 billion a year. that doesn't include drugs, and it doesn't include the border and all the things that are happening on the border. it is a country that i have great respect for the people. i love the people. i really like this administration. i think he is a good man. we get along very well. they have problems controlling aspects of their country. there is no question about it. i would say that drugs and the cartels number one. >> bill: heavy founded back to get out what kind of tariff to play for the wall? 's? >> president trump: when i have to do that. they might want to negotiate a deal. we will see what happens. we can always do a tariff or a tax if necessary, and we will do that if necessary. i think we can make a deal. i am going to put another f in

the name nafta because right now it's free trade, and i'm going to have it fair trade also because it's not fair. bill, we are losing $60 billion a year in trade deficits with mexico. we can't do that. >> tucker: you talk to put in last week. you had a busy week last week. but within 24 euros on the russian leader, the pro-russian forces step up the violence in ukraine, did you take that as and so? >> president trump: , no i didn't because i don't know exactly what that is. we don't know if they uncontrollable? we will find out. i will be suppressed, but we will see. >> bill: do you respect putin? >> president trump: i do. >> bill: why? >> president trump: i respect a lot of people. i say it's better to get along with russia did not. will i get along with them?

i have no idea. >> bill: he is a killer though. put in a killer. >> president trump: there are a lot of killers. do you think our country is so innocent? >> bill: i don't know of any government leaders that are killers in america. >> president trump: take a look at what you have done too. we've made a lot of mistakes. i been against the war in iraq from the beginning. a lot of people were killed. a lot of killers around, believe me. >> bill: you mentioned isis. can we expect, we the american people, more u.s. military action against isis? >> president trump: i hate to be evasive, but i don't like talking openly about it. i can say this, isis is bad. if they are evil. they cut off heads of christians and muslims and anybody else that gets in their way. they drown people in a steel cages. this is not since the medieval times that anything has happened like this. the previous administration allowed to happen because we

shouldn't have been in iraq, but we shouldn't have gotten out the way we got out. it created a vacuum, isis was formed. i was to take the oil. if they would've taken the oil there should have been no isis. >> bill: if you took the oil, you would have to put in u.s. troops to do that, and in that would've started another round of it. >> president trump: all of that. forget that. >> bill: let's turn to domestic policy. when can americans expect the tax cuts? this year? >> president trump: we are working right now on the health care package. it is moving along very well. we are trying to get our person dr. tom price approved, as you know, the democrats are being purely political reasons. >> bill: let me get you on the record here. 2017, can americans expect a tax cut? >> president trump: i think so, yes. before the end of the year, i would like to say yes. >> bill: can americans in 2017 expect a new health care plan

ruled out by the trump administration? >> president trump: in the process, and it might take some time into next year, but we're certainly going to be in the process. very complicated. obamacare is a disaster. obamacare doesn't work. you look at arizona, 160% increase, you look at minnesota, all of these places it's going through the roof. it doesn't work. >> bill: when are you going to have something ready? >> president trump: i'm going to be putting it in very soon. yes, i would like to say by the end of the year. at least the rudiments, but we should have something within a year into the following year. and by the way, we will have something that is good. less expensive and really great health care. >> bill: next on the rundown part two of the trump interview, we focus on immigration, case law, and mr. trump's relationship with president obama. coming right back. whether it's bringing cutting-edge wifi to 35,000 fans...

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>> bill: continuing now with our story with president trump at the white house last friday. stated the talk is making headlines all over the world. here is part two. this is a fascinating story. i just spent the week in california, as you know. they are now voting on whether they should become a sanctuary state. a state of california, led by governor jerry brown is defined you, absolutely defined the president of the united states. california and in the usa are on a collision course. how do you see it? >> president trump: it is a ridiculous century cities as you know. i am very much opposed to sanctuary cities. they break crime, there's lots of problems, are you very well with kate and all of the other people you talk about on the show. i will tell you that sanctuary

cities -- they got a lot of problems, and if there is tremendous crime. a lot of people agree with me. this was a campaign issue. at this moment just brought up now. california is out of control in many ways, as you know. from an economic standpoint, people are leaving california and going to texas and other places that run in a different manner, but we will see what happens. we will certainly not stand for sanctuary even cities, let alone sage. >> bill: you mentioned kate's lock. why do you think the party opposes kits are? >> president trump: there are very things that are logical that the democrats don't agree with. >> bill: you didn't answer my question. why do the democrats oppose, oppose, protecting americans from violent foreign criminals? >> president trump: they think that is their voter. >> bill: you know it is fascinating to watch you at the inauguration with obama. you guys seem to get a loan.

would that be accurate? >> president trump: it's a very strange phenomena. we get along. i don't know if you will admit this, but he likes me. >> bill: how do you know? >> president trump: i can feel it. that is why two of them left, i understand. we had a rough campaign. he was fighting better for hitler than she did. he was vicious during this campaign for me, and i was horrible things about each other. and then we hopped into the car and we drive down pennsylvania avenue together. we don't even talk about it. politics is amazing. >> bill: what did you talk about? redneck we talked about the country, the future of the country. what you think our biggest problem is, and he told me that i can't tell you, but it's a problem. it's a military problem. >> bill: china? >> president trump: no, it's not china. i did ask him, what would you say one, two, three problems are? the number one problem that he

felt was a little bit surprised but i fully understand, i can't tell it. not for any other reason then i don't think he would mind if i said it, but i don't want to let that particular place know that that's the way he or i feel. we had a great -- it was a great inauguration. i loved every minute of it, and i got along with him. in fact, people were sort of surprised. i finished, turned around, he was smiling, i was smiling. >> bill: here's what was more fascinating. right after you guys and praised, shook hands, all of that, you gave a speech. your speech excoriated him. he basically took his administration apart, and he is sitting 5 feet away from you. in your mind, did you say, how is he reacting to this speech? >> president trump: i am an honest person, and of the country has a very deep-seated problems. we have to do something about

it. what he knows, when i finish my speech, i turned around, shook his hand, and he was very gracious. he was smiling. >> bill: i don't know if he was happy with that. >> president trump: i don't know, but he seemed to be. this isn't just a knock on him. we have been going down the wrong path for many years. >> bill: tomorrow, i asked the president some personal questions about the white house experience so far. i think you will find it interesting. directly ahead, charles krauthammer will react to the interview, and it later, the factor has been looking into the judge that blocked mr. trumps refugee order. it will be right after these messages polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. this is not a screensaver.game.

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it's >> bill: reactions to our interview with the president joining us in washington, charles krauthammer. what caught your eye tonight, charles? >> well, the best news was the news out of moscow. that you are now on their hit list, and at that demand a apology. i understand you are working on your russian, that's what i've been told. look, the obviously headline is when everyone caught, which was his reaction to your saying that putin is a killer. i want to ask you, how did you feel when he gave the answer? >> bill: i am a little nervous here. i am on the hit list? did you get confirmation that an assassin will be following me home tonight? i just want to be prepared. >> martha: ? >> as you know, the man is a killer. if there's guy right now who is a campaigner for free elections in russia who is in a coma, organ failure, reportedly, i think this is sort of understood

to be true, poisoned by the kgb. they killed the sky, leader of the opposition, and the shadow of the kremlin two years ago. not only is he a killer, he is a shameless. >> bill: we done the research, we've researched it. even if you want to take it further, the malaysian jetliner shot out of the sky by pro-russian thugs, the ukraine atrocities, it goes on and on. i'm glad you agree with me on that. however, you asked me a question. here's how i processed the president's answer. not that it was a moral equivalency between the united states and russia about actions, but that we don't have a right to form a judgment. it's the same philosophy that franklin roosevelt used when he dealt with stalin. what trump wants to do is enlist putin's help to defeat isis and to get away from my run, to weaken iran. we don't have a right to make

these personal judges that we just made about putin, which are accurate, okay. in the past, the united states has done bad things too. that's how i processed it. >> martha: >> will have the rt to criticize him, or judge him. a pragmatic one was after, i need stalin. >> bill: that's why he doesn't say what you and i just said. he wants putin's help to be isis and i wrong. >> so when he reacts by saying that we are killers too, that doesn't strike you as moral equivalence or essentially --dash >> bill: at my job was to elicit answers from him and perhaps he did make that

equivalency. i took at the other way. it was a matter of he doesn't want personal judgment. i will tell you what the other headline was. >> you thought the other networks or distorting him by saying he was a moral? >> bill: i didn't say they were distorting it, i said they were looking for a hammer to use on his head. >> that is a hammer that any sentiment being would cease immediately. when you say that this guy is a killer -- >> bill: they were looking for something to get him with. that's a fact. >> but look, i wasn't looking for something to get him with. the point is, mitch mcconnell, a lot of other people who are not looking to get the president, reacting in the same way, it was a universal reaction. a >> bill: to be as it may, you can react however you want, it was my job to get him on the record, and i did. i'm going to hard to back hold charles over for another minute. the bigger story and in my

opinion is a showdown between california and the federal government. there is no question in my mind that california is going to lose billions of dollars if it continues on the sanctuary city path. he said it very clearly, and i don't think he is backing away. that is an enormous story for the big estate in the union. is it not? >> it is a big story, but it's been triggered by the governor. the president has made it very clear from the campaign on the if you are a sanctuary anything, we are going to cut you off. there's a lot of support in the country because this is the language of states rights, this is the language we heard in segregation of the self, the language called interposition, which was essentially a repudiation of the federal authorities. i think this is something that he has great support for. if the governor of that state wants to expand the jurisdiction

and have the fight, that's the story. i don't understand what the clash means. to expect there's going to be a clash? are we going to send jones? >> bill: to california? we're just going to cut their money off and they desperately need it. it's an entitlement state. the state is an entitlement state. when a federal money dries up, you are going to see -- you got rights in oakland now? wait till you see what happens. charles krauthammer everybody. moorehead as "the factor" moves along this evening. we will tell you all about the judge who blocked present trumped order. "watters' world" episode 300 ahead. >> are you "watters' world" fan by any chance? >> i never liked it. all of america rejects "watters' world." bill o'reilly doesn't like "watters' world." >> bill: we hope you stay tuned to listen to those report reports.

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>> bill: tonight is never easy interviewing a president. i've done it 910 from to report to jimmy carter to bush the younger to barack obama to donald trump. you take your questioning so far. out of respect for the presidency, it's a bit complicated, but let me give you an example. once donald trump was a candidate, i could poke him, pushing, openly show set back skepticism what he said. i could do that with every politician except the president. i can disagree, i can challenge,

but i cannot demean the office in any way. jon meacham, presidential story. we are going to about bush the elder's appearance at the end of the interview. we will talk about the interview with donald trump. >> i was struck by the putin news, obviously. it struck me, i would love to hear your reaction in that moment, for a man who is a nationalist economically, who believes so strongly in american greatness to the point where that was his entire mitt raison d'être for the campaign. the strange blind spot with putin where he allows russia, a historic enemy, to wander off out of his sight, which is otherwise a pretty consistent trump in approach. >> bill: bush the younger

wanted -- thought he was a good guy. barack obama thought he was a good guy, and will have a little attitude after the election. trump, as i said, charles krauthammer wants his cooperation to be isis and it was in the attentions with iran. be that as it may, my take was he is going to go and try and make it détente with russia and overlook putin being putin, which is a killer. i don't think there's anybody who has history that knows that isn't true. >> do you think this is nixon and kissinger? >> bill: i think it is a bit that way. get it signed with the devil sometimes. to get what you need. what else jumped out? >> i was struck by, i think this was a headline from tonight that president obama shared a private concern with him that president trump did not enunciate or explain. >> bill: you know what i think it is? you don't country it is?

>> i have a guess, but what is yours. we will you make yours first. >> north korea. >> bill: i think it is pakistan. pakistan is bordering on being out of control. has relationships with isis, and that's what i thought it was. both meacham and i are speculating. the question was, when he is sitting side feet away and ripping at him, but i guess is politics in washington and you got to get used to it. >> they are. trump is a dealmaker, rate? whatever you want to say about the past three weeks now, he has done what he said he was going to do. i remember george to bush when he pushed the tax cuts that he campaigned on and the elite world went crazy about ite said weren't you all listening? >> bill: you put your finger on it, he is a dealmaker and he

thinks he can make a deal with putin. final thing, very touching moment, super bowl. when president bush the elder, a true american hero and patriot, and his wife barbara bush came out for the client did not toss. do you know president bush as well as anyone, what were you thinking at the time? >> ten days ago, seven days ago, he was in the icu at methodist hospital in houston, and i thought joe buck's had the best line. there is no tougher man in that stadium. 18 years old joining the united states name, it became the youngest officer shot down over -- ended the cold war that we are just talking about without a shot being fired. great american. >> bill: ricky gets credit, but bush was in office when the berlin wall came down. both is all about bush the other. we preach it when he, as always, john. who is the judge that blocked the refugee order? we've been investigating, and it waters is 300 times. a special "watters' world" up

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>> bill: bill o'reilly in the factor going to make him a federal judge in washington state, james ro barth blocked

trump's executive order, temporally stopping the refugees and immigrants from stopping coming into the essay. he is a republican. he has made some controversial statements in the past and do some work with refugees. joining us now from seattle, john, you're served as u.s. attorney. you note judge robards very well. tell me about him. >> i do. he is a highly regarded knight judge here in seattle, conservative in the way the he looks at the wall very thorough, very soft-spoken he wears a bow tie, but a lot of us know him just as he's comfortable out and some waiters fishing for salmon. >> bill: very regular guy. it's widely believed that his order will be overturned because the president does have the law on its side with national security, and that's the way it's going to be appealed by the justice department. do you believe in that?

>> i don't think it's entirely clear. judge robart's order doesn't list the legal basis for his decision, only that the state of washington and of the state of minnesota are going to, and his, prevail on the mirror. that will be a question for the ninth circuit court of appeals and ultimately the supreme court. >> bill: is a consistence that the president will be able to walk down those seven countries in syria for national security reasons, but that again is speculation. in the past, judge robart has worked with refugees in southeast asia. do you know anything about that? >> before he went on the bench, i think more than ten years ago, he was well known here in seattle for -- as a private lawyer representing people who couldn't afford a lawyer, pro bono work for low income people. i am not familiar with his work with refugees, but he is very well-known for the fact that he volunteer his time while working for corporate clients like norstrom and tim burton

companies. he represented low income people. among them would be immigrants. >> bill: also, he was involved with the seattle police department and charges of brutality against minorities. he invoked black lives matter, which raised a lot of eyebrows because that's a radical left group. >> he did raise people's eyebrows, but he said immediately following that, that the lives of police officers matter very much as well. he seen as a straight up, straight shooter, conservative, but courageous judge here. >> bill: councilmen, we appreciate your point of view. thank you very much. thank you for watching and tracking this illegal business. if we do expect the president to prevail on this issue. "watters' world" on deck. in addition 300. can you believe this tomfoolery has been allowed to go on so long? watters is next.

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>> bill: back on the books i can't think about "watters' world" addition number 300. here's what happened, about six years ago, i decided that we had to get waters out of the building, had to. at that point, he was a producer for the factor, a flamboyant presence to be sure. so i said to myself, why waste watters here, why not inflict them upon upon the entire country? the rest is history. here is "watters' world" in all its glory. ♪ >> who bombed us in pearl harbor? >> was at china? >> china? close. >> career, right? >> north korea.

not russia. his bill o'reilly fair and balanced? >> i'm going to stay out of the fight with bill for once in my life. i'm not going to take the bait and get in a fight with him. i wish him nothing but the best. >> is obama doing a good job? >> yes, he is. >> what are you looking? >> have you done drugs? >> i have done more drugs than you have fingers. >> can i stick my fingers through your ear hole? do you want to do the thing? is this what you get paid to do? >> you will actually see sounds, potentially. can you hear smells? >> i am freaking out man. >> causing anyone tear. are you interviewing me, i could say you are a terrorist. >> do you want to water board may?

michelle obama says she doesn't want young people on facebook, do you agree with that? >> it depends on the age. i don't think 12 euros to be on facebook. >> are you worried about them? but that they are 18 18 if thee 13. have you ever been in trouble for doing that? >> what were you doing instead of voting? >> went had some lunch. >> happened after lunch? >> nothing. >> no caps. >> you need to wax your eyebrow eyebrows. >> do you know what the internet is? >> i am not stupid. >> stay down, stay down. that a boy! it looks like you're having a blast out here. >> what about now? >> probably not. >> what was?

>> distracting. >> it's a bit nippy out. >> can i stick my finger in there? >> thank you very much. figure can i put my fist through your beard? >> absolutely. >> can initiate how use the force? can i touch your sword? >> go right ahead. >> do you trust me? >> no. >> how long have you been around here? >> i've been living here for 45 years. leave at the edge of the wilderness. i have declared it a nature spirit parties own. we all have so many dragonflies, hummingbirds, falcons, . >> what is happening right now? >> hi, jesse watters with

fox news. you said that fox news chokes us and lies to us. >> are you going to say that fox news, when they try and choke us, why on earth, we will turn the television off on you. >> who is "us" and who otherwis otherwise? congresswoman, you said that fox news buys. could you name a lie. >> i never know what she is doing. >> i know you are a woman of your work, and i am asking you if you are going to be honoring your commitment. >> we are having a social conversation. first time i ever saw him because -- [laughs] it's open ended. maybe one of these days i will. to honor know waters will? i am watters, and of this is my world are here. bill o'reilly has a question, he wants to know when you're coming

on the factor? >> i think he is ridiculous, i don't enjoy his show. >> you think bill is ridiculous? >> why are you wearing a pink shirt? >> i'm trying to fit in here, its flesh colors. you wear your helmet right? >> why do you wear a helmet on a harley? >> how are you guys feeling? speak of the management doesn't want you on the property. >> how can we were denied credentials? you are famous, you are not afraid of fox, are you? >> i am not afraid of anybody, but i don't have to talk to anyone i don't want to. >> governor, fox news lies! how are you doing? fox news live. why would you interrupt someone's interview with the opinion? why don't you just talk to us?

i don't think we are the same species. >> i concur. >> he is perfectly harmless. >> is your name? >> ocean. >> i am watters. do you know who i am? i am watters. >> no. >> are you a "watters' world" failed by any chance? >> no i am not a fan. bill o'reilly doesn't like "watters' world." >> due because of the watch bill o'reilly? >> i love watching bill o'reill bill o'reilly. >> do you get dressed up when you watch the factor? >> may be little lipstick. >> bill: somehow someway watters has become a big star. we don't exactly where he is right now, but he is doing something. he will be here on thursday to tell us about it. one more note, the guy who puts together all of "watters' world"'s additions with the tips is producer rob monaco, doesn't connect definitely creative genius.

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