day." what grade would you give president trump? what how do you think he is doi? facebook.com/seanhannity, @seanhannity on twitter. that is all of the time we have this evening. thank you, cpac. ♪ >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight... >> if being a sanctuary city means that we value taking caree of one another and welcoming refugees and immigrants, i welcome the title. >> bill: that might be a problem. now two people in colorado are dead because denver released criminal illegal aliens that i.c.e. wanted held. we break the story for you nationally tonight. >> one may realize the slipperyi slope they are on away from bedrock conservative principles. i think that things will change. >> bill: some on the liberal networks says conservatives will turn on president trump.li what does lou dobbs think about that?

also ahead, miller worried about drones coming to your house. >> roads? where we're going, we don't need roads.s. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the "no spin zone." "the factor" begins right now. ♪ >> bill: hi, i am bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the intense debate over illegal immigration continues, and that is the subject of this evening's "talking points" memo. d a new survey from harvard conducted by the harris poll printed in "the hill" newspaper, kind of shocking.te one caveat, this is an internet poll, which we usually do not reference for hard news reporting here.n so please maintain some skepticism. the poll asks, do you believe cities that arrest illegal immigrants for crimes should be required to turn them over tos? immigration authorities? an astounding 80% say yes. 20% say no. but on the question of a border

wall, it is different. do you support or oppose a wall? 53% oppose, 47% support.t next question, do you support the executive order that suspends the u.s. refugee program for 120 days? 53% support, 47% opposed. then finally, the united states is supposed to accept 100,000 syrian refugees this year. should that number be higher, lower, the same? 51% lower, 34%, the same. 15%, higher. if the polling is accurate, the harvard survey is a stunning rebuke to the liberal sanctuary city movement.e, "talking points" does believe most americans oppose sanctuary cities, but 80%? simply don't know. the reason most americans do not want local jurisdictions creating federal anarchy can be spotlighted in denver county,ed colorado. federal authorities say that 27-year-old norlan estrada-reyes

who had a number of run-ins with the law, was released by the denver county sheriff's office despite i.c.e. asking that he be held. reyes is a honduran citizen inel this country illegally. so what happened after his release?du reyes allegedly struck 28-year-old karina pulec with his car, dragging her 50 feet and killing her. then he fled. he is now charged with multiple felonies. also in denver county, another horror, 19-year-old ever valles, an illegal immigrant from mexico and a known gang member, was again released by the denver county sheriff's office despite i.c.e. asked that he be held. so what happened? february 7th, valles and another man shot 32-year-old tim cruz to death at a light rail station. both men have now been charged with murder. >> we wanted to ask the denver sheriff why his department failed to notify i.c.e. when

valles was booked for murder when it had already notified the feds about the stolen car. but he declined an interview. in a statement, the sheriff's department says, denver has never and will never condone dangerous or violent individuals being on the streets. immigrants are not. -- immigrants or not. however, detaining anyone without a criminal warrant is a violation of the fourth amendment. >> bill: the sheriff has confirmed that he is full of it, it's bull, it is no violation of the law holding someone for the government.s none. the sheriff opposes sanctuary city, as does the mayor. in my opinion, both men have blood on their hands. that is the the memo. now, for the top story. reaction from inside mexico about all the immigration stuff. as you may know, the trump administration is cracking down hard on illegal alien criminals and will construct a border wall. so how are the folks south ofbo the border processing that?

joining us from los angeles, giselle fernandez, and here in new york city, our ruben navarrette. ms. fernandez, let's begin with mexicans in general. we have to generalize. are they angry about the criminal illegal aliens being targeted in the united states for deportment back to mexico? are they angry about that? >> they are angry and they are protesting in the streets. twice this week at mexico city. over trump's ramped-up negative narrative against mexican immigrants, legal and undocumented. and i think that ratcheted-up diatribe, especially on the eve of sending your homelandnd security chief and secretary of state to ease tensions, is quite awkward when our attentions are already so, so unraveled. >> bill: you avoided the word "criminal" illegal aliens, which is the targeting of the trump administration at this point. a did you do that on purpose? >> no. i don't call them aliens,p bill, i call them undocumented residents.

>> bill: the word i'm trying to get to, giselle, is "criminal." did you purposely leave that out? i >> no, but i think that we categorize a community as criminal, and i think that it is a false way to categorize -- >> bill: we are talking about convicted felons in this country being deported. >> i think you mentioned a harvard-harris poll. that poll says that 80% of americans actually support the deportation of criminal residents undocumented who are here in this country. of course. who would be against that? what defines criminal? is it an expired visa? >> bill: how about a convicted felony? that is what i.c.e. is under nright now. >> i don't think mexicans oppose that. >> bill: not hearing any voices of support from mexico, i would be interested to hear it. >> bill, if you can take a look of the overall situation, we had president-elect trump who is s

campaigning on calling all mexicans criminals, rapists, murderers. >> bill: that is your interpretation. he would differ on that. >> he said 2 to 3 million undocumented residents from mexico are here that are criminals. that number was justified. >> bill: there are 950,000 illegal aliens, whether you like the term or not, that have deportation orders out against them. the trump administration is going to try to get them out of the country. now, let's go to ruben. the mexican people, can they delineate between chambermaids and agricultural workers, farmworkers, and the guys we just talked about in denver? can they see the difference? >> i think they can to some degree, bill. but the bigger problem is, the trump administration may not be able to see the difference. just in the last 72 hours or soe you've seen the administration blur the line for a criminal. now, he seems to be saying that

if you are in a country without documents, you are a criminal. >> bill: i haven't heard that at all. the roundup that took place last week was 75% convicted felons, and the others all had outstanding warrants of deportations. now, let's talk about the wall. all right? so the wall is going to go up, and the mexican people, do you believe they oppose that wall? >> they do. they oppose the wall. interestingly enough, there is a big gap between mexican-americans and mexicans, just like irish-americans and irish people who live in ireland. mexican-americans are ambivalent about the wall, but mexicans take offense to it. they see it as an insult. >> bill: how can they see it as an insult, when they know, there is a free press in mexico, that the drug cartels are pouring tons of narcotics into america? this wall may help stem that. why would they be insulted? >> well, they are insulted because -- >> bill: get to you in a minute. go ahead.

>> i think reasonable to show some skepticism from americans, they know cartels -- >> bill: you got to try. go ahead, giselle. >> i was going to say that i think it is ironic that we are trying to build a berlin-style wall when we sent a republican president to the brandenburg gate and said "tear down that wall." >> bill: we all know that the drug cartels are causing enormous problem in the united states with heroin, methamphetamine, and cocaine. the wall is designed to try to esem that problem.arkn why would mexican citizens object to that? >> the number one reason, we had a president who demanded that another leader of a sovereign nation pay for it. it was very undignified. it was very undiplomatic. and it was very insulting. i think the way you framed this, bill, is along partisan lines,s, and is part of what i take offense to. i think it is reflective of why mexicans also take great offense. we are talking about, first of all, an assumption that there are all these mexicans who are crossing the border, which has

not been the case. in fact, there is reverse migration. >> bill: this is a big problem here. the cartels. the mexican government cannot control the drug cartels. we all know that. established fact. in fact, the cartels are going -- gunning down mexican journalists like crazy. and politicians. so we on the american side say, we don't want all thesewe narcotics and we hope the wall is going to stop some of it. if you object to the wall -- >> i think mexicans are rejecting the idea of a berlin-style wall -- >> bill: it doesn't matter what style of wall it is. drugs are coming from cartels inside of mexico -- >> the u.s. consumption is driving that. >> bill: it's a consumptions problem, not a mexican problem. > it is a consumption proble. we also have guns going more south then we have mexicans coming -- >> bill: i am running out of time. >> mexico doesn't see this ass

it's problem. it is an american consumption problem. >> bill: mexicans don't see violent drug cartels smuggling drugs into mexico, killing mexicans at a record rate, as a problem? >> they start staying in mexico and the mexicans become addicted to the drugs. this has been tried in the mexican -- >> bill: they want the drugs to come into the usa and not be in mexico. >> they don't want the drugs staying in mexico. >> bill: they don't want to solve that problem. if they did, they would have solved it. that was a really good debate. i hope you guys will come back. we really want to figure out what is going on in mexico as far as the wall and the cartels and the immigration. thank you both. next on "the rundown," we will take you back to seattle, where another illegal alien is being held by i.c.e. this main story has aroused the left. the whole thing is fascinating. we have some new information. then, later, has it gone too far? disrespecting the president of united states. bolling and rivera will debate that. up ahead. ♪ and now, i help people find discounts,

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♪ >> bill: factor follow-up segment, i.c.e. officials in seattle are still holding 27-year-old daniel ramirez medina, saying he is a suspected gang member and a possible threat to public security. some on the left believe that mr. ramirez medina is a victim of the trump administration's overzealous immigration program. there have been demonstrations. [crowd chanting "free daniel now"] >> free daniel! free daniel!fa free daniel! >> bill: i think she wants daniel freed. the case is complicated by his father, who apparently defied deportation eight times. he was a convicted drug dealer who had served a year in prison. yet he was still in the usa last week when rounded up with his son. joining us from seattle, fox news correspondent,s dan springer, who is covering the story for us. let's walk through this now. we don't know where the father

is, right? he was deported eight times -- >> we do. >> bill: where is he? >> we know where he is at now. he is at the tacoma detention center in the northwest detention center run by i.c.e. he is awaiting prosecution on coming back into the country illegally after being deported, as you mentioned, eight times. he is also set for deportation, as well. he's at the same detention center as his son. >> bill: so they are both in the same place in tacoma.. the son is just basically rounded up because he is an illegal alien. but he is covered by daca, by president obama's mandate that if you were brought here by your father or mother and you were a kid, you could stay. and work. did he have a job? >> he did not have a job. he was rounded up actually in a i.c.e. action that was going after antonio, his father. so they were going after antonio, they had information he was back in the country illegally after being deported. they were going after the dad

when they went inside the house, they were allowed inside. and when they saw daniel, they asked him if he was in the country legally.an he said he was here illegally. they ask him if he had ever been arrested. he said yes. then they asked him about any gang affiliation and he said, "not no more," that he left california to get away from the gang he used to hang with. then he currently hangs out with a gang in washington state. that was enough to establish -- >> bill: a hispanic gang. they were living in the same house, father, son. i.c.e. agents go and come and arrest the father, he is in big trouble. the son is covered by daca.ov but if he is a gang -- if he has gang affiliation, that daca thing was up in smoke. that tattoo, is that a gang tattoo? >> that's a good question. we asked a lot of gang experts. basically, what i am hearing is that the colors of the tattoo are the key.n

this dark of the nautical star has blue in it. that could be meaning that he was in the serrenos gang. the bcs, baja, california, we think that is where he is from california, he looked for his first ten years. it also could be baja, california -- >> bill: they don't know definitively, but i.c.e. is still saying they believe he is affiliated with gangs. let's recap. >> they have to have the suspicion. >> bill: no job. were they getting government benefits? do we know that? i am wondering how they werehe living, how the father and son were living. neither of them had jobs. how are they living? >> father and son were living with daniel's brother, who apparently did have a job, was living up in a working-class suburb called des moines, just south of seattle. the brother moved up here in 2016. the brother was there atot the time of the arrest., also, he said, he is legal, the brother said he is legal. but they did take daniel and his father.

how much money he is making, we have no idea. >> bill: it is possible that the brother was supporting the father and the other brother, it is possible, i guess. so right now, the two are in custody in tacoma and we willst stay on the story. if you get any more about the gang affiliation -- that is the key to the son. if the son doesn't have a gang affiliation, he is under the daca thing even though he doesn't have a job. all right, dan, we appreciate it. next, on the rundown, george will says he ispp conservative but is appearing on liberal networks saying the right will soon turn against president trump.ru lou dobbs has some thoughts on that. then an outrageous story out of massachusetts, a program ofur police interacting withge schoolkids has been stopped, wait until you hear why. those reports after these messages.po safe drivers who switch to esurance could save money on car insurance. in fact, safe drivers who switch from geico to esurance could save hundreds. so if you switch to esurance, saving is a pretty safe bet. auto and home insurance for the modern world. esurance. an allstate company. click or call. do you know how your you might be surprised.

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>> bill: than this. 20 segment, ideology and president trump. everybody knows the left despises the president. but some on >> bill: in the "impact segment" ideology and president trump. everybody knows the leftil despises the president. but some on the right do, as well. columnist george will says he is a conservative guy. he is appearing on some liberal tv networks saying conservatives will soon turn against mr. trump. >> when they realize all that you embrace when you embrace protectionism, enormous executive discretion, government planning essentially what we can consume and how the economy will work and who should be winners and who should be losers. when they realize the slippery slope they are on, away from bedrock conservative principles, i think that things will change by mid-summer. >> bill: here now to react, fox business network star lou dobbs. we know mr. will is an anti-trump guy, he left the republican party, or said he did, because of the president's candidacy. but he is coming now from an economic point of view there.

>> he seems to be, but it is unclear what the causal relationship is. there are no facts. he didn't talk about a specific policy in point of fact. he talks about this vague impression he has of donald trump. doesn't mention the fact that donald trump is responsible, in my judgment, for $2.9 trillion in appreciation in the stock market since election day.mp that is a pretty strong statement. it is not picking winners and losers. it is making winners of everyone investing. >> bill: he doesn't like the trade deals.in he thinks there will be a trade war. >> he calls it protectionism, to be rational, to insist that the trade deals, as the president said, be reciprocal, be mutual, be fair, rather than "free." >> bill: do you think there is any validity to will's utargument? >> i think it seems to be absolute animus. he is speaking as if they are they are archrivals, that this

is a blood feud, one in which, by the by, the president, to his credit, is not participating. will, a once-venerable columnist, essayist, is now on a personal jihad. >> bill: there are conservatives, though, who believe that trump is not a conservative guy and is goingoo to be way too intrusive in his executive orders and his vision of how the country should be one. >> isn't it interesting that these so-called conservatives are prospective in their complaint? nothing that he has done in the first month, 24 executive actions, memoranda, executive orders, nothing in all of that achievement would suggest anything that they are claiming. this president right now is borders. he is talking about the value of our sovereignty. he is talking about freedom for our citizens. you can't be more conservative than donald trump has exhibited himself to be in only 30 days.ed >> bill: were you surprised h

that some on the right did not go to the trump candidacy? did not support him and still don't to this day? is it surprising? >> it did on this basis, really, more than anything else. when you've got 17 candidates running for the nomination, you will see the division. what i have never encountered is this kind of animosity, venom, and vile that still residesf within the republican party against a president who has already demonstrated himself to be an achiever, to be a man of action, and to be doing precisely what he promised. >> bill: you don't think the right, by summertime, will turn by donald trump? >> i think it is interesting that george will made that claim about 11 hours after senator chuck schumer had done the same thing on "the view." >> bill: you think there is a conspiracy? >> i don't know.hihi if it is, there is a left-wing conservative.

>> bill: maybe will and chuckie and "the view" ladies, they are meeting in a basement somewhere. i don't think so. lou dobbs, everybody. there he is. as "the factor" moves ahead this evening. dennis miller concerned that drones may be coming to your house soon. next, why did a massachusetts school stop police from friendly interactions of thee kids? >> if the police department wants to be part of the community, they are part of the community. pulling them away from the community, i don't think is a good thing. >> bill: an outrageous story.wa we hope you stay tuned for those reports. it takes hard work, dedication and hours of practice for a drum line to perfect its routine. rocket mortgage by quicken loans is just as precise... but it only requires a few minutes of your time. now, you can securely share your financial information with the push of a button, giving you an accurate and custom mortgage solution without missing a beat. [drum line sfx: rocket] quicken loans. proud supporter of college athletics.

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to find out why we're booking.yeah >> bill: "personal story" segment tonight. beginning last december, police in northampton, massachusetts, the center of the state, greeted some students in the town with high fives every friday. the program is designed to allow kids and cops to become friendly. as fox news correspondent rob schmitt reports, that program has now been stopped. >> high five fridays at schools in northampton, massachusetts, allowed police officers to welcome elementary age kids to school every friday withet high-fives. it only lasted a couple of months due to concerns it could intimidate children of color ani illegal immigrants. sam happer's daughter, dylan, had police officers come to her school for a high-five friday. >> did you like it? >> yeah. >> her mom liked it too but said she understands both sides. >> if they're used to having police come to theirom houses in negative aspects,

they may not -- they probablyou have a bad taste in their mouth about it. >> the mayor and superintendent both refused to talk to us. but school committee vice chair said in an open meeting that only one parent voiced a concern. >> it hasn't been my understanding or experience that anyone thinks that positive interactions between law enforcement and the youth is aen bad thing. it is just how we can make it the best for all students. >> the police department said in a facebook post, "concerns were shared that some kids might respond negatively to a group of niformed officers at their school." people were specifically concerned about kids of color, undocumented children, or any children who may have had negative experiences with the police. >> the police department wants to be part of the community and they are a part of the community.y. pulling them away from the community, i don't think that is a good thing. >> the city says the high-five program is on hold right now until they can figure out a way to reintroduce it that makes everybody more comfortable.. but with politics right now and everything being so polarized, it could be a tough job to do.ro

in northampton, massachusetts, rob schmitt, fox news. >> bill: here now to analyze, martha maccallum. you see here at 7:00 p.m. right before "the factor." everybody comfortable, safe spaces, politically correct, snowflakes. why don't you toughen up there in northampton? if you didn't have cops, the place would be overrun.ou i'm sorry. >> [laughs] >> bill: what say you, martha? >> the whole idea of the program was to make everybody more comfortable. the kids would say, that police man, tom, i know him, he is my buddy, i high-five him at school every friday. once a month this was. once a month, the police officers would come out andon high-five the kids. hey, tgif, it's friday. some of the parents decided, asd you heard in rob's piece, that it might make some of the kids uncomfortable if they are children of color or undocumented. now, if anybody believes this will lead to pulling one of these children out of northampton, massachusetts, i think that is nuts. it is a very pc community.

is not necessarily -- >> bill: i know there are a lot of nuts that live in that area massachusetts. but northampton, i know the community pretty well. if you took a plebiscite, which is a "yes" or "no" vote, up and down, on a high-five friday, 80-20. 80-20. >> they are concerned -- >> bill: here is my question. when did the country allow the crazy people to take over? when did that happen? do you have a date? because the crazy people are now running this country. when you can't have police come in and greet the kids with a high-five because somebody might be offended somewhere, no name on it, no kid crying, does not -- it's not like the cops are grabbing kids. the kid can go around the cop. hi, officer, okay.

there used to be an officer john bolton on tv in new york city, channel 11. what, would they cancel him because some kid watching at home might be afraid? we have lost control.at >> we have lost control. it is a combination of political correctness, which we are quite familiar with as an idea here, also litigiousness. a the thing -- >> bill: you sue this -- >> the thing that has been lost is judgment. people of authority don't look at the situation and say, hold on, parents, we don't know, it is not evident that they were specifically parents who were necessarily unhappy. it was just a suggestion that may be -- >> bill: one was unhappy. >> they don't have anyone that stands up and says, look, parents, you are being crazy. this whole idea -- i >> bill: i think the principal on the school board should be arrested. >> they should be fine. >> bill: have the police arrest them, okay? >> [laughs] give them a high-five and they will all get along. >> bill: high-five in

handcuffs. like this. sall right? then drop the charges two days later. didn't really mean it. they just want to get to know you better. >> it is crazy.et >> bill: not on my vacation. martha maccallum. when we come right back, miller on drones coming to your house. you want them? then, more vicious attacks in president trump, bolling and rivera will process that up ahead.

>> announcer: "the o'reilly factor," the number one cable news show for 16 years and counting. >> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly. in the "miller time" segment, let's get right to the sage of southern california, joining us from santa barbara. miller, been watching a lot of politics this week, have you? >> billy, enough to realize of the democrats, byy complaining this much, are shooting fatman, little boy, and a rusty crossbow. so i have some predictions to make, 2020, trump wins again. he turns it over in 2024 and 2028 to vice president pence. then, '32, '36, and, let's say, '40, give her a third term, ivanka takes over because she is

so popular. now-10-year-old barron trump. barron takes it up, then turning it over to the kushner kids, now 2060. give it back to the dems to take a rest. i guess, 2060, hillary -- >> bill: what about the bushes? the bushes have to get back in the game here. you are a high-tech guy, miller. there is a company that wants to sell drones to everybody or hav. drones deliver stuff to you. and they did a demonstration. roll the tape.av >> for the photographer, we try to do an augmented, quick, nontraditional delivery and something went wrong. we probably shouldn't have tried something weird like that. with everybody watching. we tried to accommodate you guys. something went wrong.

>> bill: something went wrong, miller, with the drones. >> i will tell you one thing about the drone, it voted for bernie sanders. i saw a press conference with the drone this afternoon. and he said that footage was fake news. he said that the reporters who were present made that footage up to make him look bad. here's another thing, billy, that is a foreign-made drone.s.t this is a job american drones won't do anymore. i have started a protest site, #notmydrone. and i am wondering, how far down the road have we gone with ups guys, they must really hate running that 8 feet up to the front door with a package that we have now gotten to the point that we are taking the ups truck, in the middle of the delivery, it converts over to the hydrofoil out of this james bond film, like thunderbolt. i'm walking up to the door. you mean we have taken the powers of modern technology and we have gone back to carrier pigeons? >> bill: i like my ups and fedex guys. i don't want there to be drones. come on. >> i will tell you one thing. a lot of lonely wives, housewives home alone, they are going to invite the drone in for a drink during the day.

>> bill: that could lead to many, many problems. there was a woman who was not happy with the way her college-aged son was dealing with the garbage. roll the tape. >> he was surprised to receive a care package from home so soon after returning from winterve break. then when he opened it, he was really surprised. >> i received a box like this and i was expecting a bunch of food, chips, stuff like that. then i opened itup, and saw a bunch of trash and called my mom and we talked about it, i asked her if she sent me the wrong box, that's how confused i was. she said it was the right box and that i needed to be more responsible for for what i didn't do. >> what he didn't do was toss out his trash. >> bill: right on! that is westminster college. i don't know where it is. it might be in colorado. so, the mom said, hey, you try

to con out of the garbage deal i'm sending it back to your college. pretty good, right? i like it. >> i like that idea, billy. i will say this, that reporter, he's making a buck, can he get a sweater that fits better? here is how upside-down college kids are. this is how screwed-up college kids are. he kept the trash and he sent the goody box back to his mom and he asked her for more gluten-free and locally sourced from sustainable, organic farm projects.e that is how beaten-down the kids are. but i do agree with you. it seems like a great relationship. she seems like a good mom. i'm telling you, this is my great fear, billy. you know what is coming down the road, matriarchal drones. robot mothers. we are not going to have the sort of communication. a it will just be rosie from "the jetsons," saying here is w your detrius.

i don't think that will be good for the relationship from of the familial relationship. >> bill: dennis miller. 4tquick footnote, on march 24th, we will travel to omaha. "the spin stops here" live show. we will be at the tacoma dome in washington. very few tickets remain. check it on billoreilly.com. bolling and rivera talking about the attacks on donald trump getting even more vicious, if that is possible. the boys right ahead. ♪ rivera talking about the attacks on donald trump getting even more vicious, mom's got this cold. hashtag stuffy nose. hashtag no sleep. hashtag mouthbreather. just put on a breathe right strip. it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. breathe right. oh, how waso good!en house? did you apply? oh, i'll do it later today. your credit score must be amazing. my credit score? credit karma. it's free. that's great! um hm. just whip bam boom, it's done. that apartment is mine! credit karma. give yourself some credit.

>> bill: "back of the book" segment tonight, if you remember, we told you we would not be booking crazy political fanatics on the program except for geraldo. >> [laughs] >> bill: in fact, during the presidential campaign, when i was in this chair, we didn't use one, not one, surrogate for thet clinton or trump organization. that is because we don't want talking points unless they are delivered by me. i think we made the right call on the zealots because now the level of viciousness for thet office of the presidency is

out of control. >> trump and pence are operating out of hitler's playbook. only they have nuclear weapons. people better wake up. because he is more dangerous than hitler ever could have been. >> it is clear to me that i just think the american people had better understand what is going on.. this is a bunch of scumbags. that is what they are. >> bill: here to analyze, eric bolling and geraldo rivera. i think it's out of line. >> it is crude, lowbrow. my feelings about any hitlerian comparison, is absolutely you cannot use hitler or the holocaust or anything unless you are talking about another genocide. it is totally out of line.e. it is anti-intellectual. >> bill: i'm not even talking about donald trump, i am talking about the office of the presidency. they think they are attacking trump, but they are really attacking the whole process by which mr. trump was elected.

and now is serving. >> using this kind of stuff. >> in 2009, president obama was elected. i went to air, i said, obama said this, obama said that. some good friend of mine, a journalist for many years, he said, you can disagree with everything he says, you can despise every policy he has ever purported, but call him president obama. from that day forward, i called him president obama. >> bill: rather than "obama." >> the socialist president obama, but you're right. it is the office, continued respect for the office. however, 2016, this campaign, this election cycle, all bets are off. the rhetoric has been heightened., >> bill: so we have aen deteriorating discourse. i think it was bad under president obama asl. well. there was a lot of right-wingers who hated him. i called him a patriot, president obama, i don't think he meant the country harm. i think that his vision for the country didn't work in my opinion.he it just didn't work and never will work. but i don't think he came in as the manchurian candidate and tried to break down the whole thing. >> you remember when paladino,

who ran for governor of new york, compared michelle to a jungle creature. >> bill: but by doing that, mr. paladino was ostracized from polite society. i am putting forth that these -- well, the one that was with tucker -- >> a looney. >> maxine waters, her constituents will probably pat her on the back. >> bill:>> they are not going to take it out on her. >> it does nothing to accomplish the agenda of the democrats. >> you know what it did,at geraldo? it actually did. for the last 32 days or 33 days, however long president trump has been president trump, he has had this war with the media which i think is brilliant. it has focused the attention of the media, not on, what, pelosi, not on schumer, not on waters, not on the democrats, they are n the forgotten group. if you know anything, as everyone here knows, i don't care. say something bad about me, make sure you are talking about me. nobody is talking about the democrats until they do

something like this. >> this is a desperate attempt for relevance because the democrats, the people of thece progressive side of american society, have moved away from the party. when you see this town hall meetings, that is the real democrats, the "small d" democrats. m >> bill: did you think that maxine waters would've been on here if she had said, oh, rex tillerson, i don't like him, i think he is a jerk. >> one thing that is different, donald trump is the most famous person of our lifetime, at least, if not, i think he is more famous than lincoln, thanan fdr, i think that donald trump, combining celebrity and elected office, is the most famous person on earth by far. he is going to attract a lot ofn very impassioned and sometimes unreasonable -- >> bill: i don't think we should give them a forum. that is why i said i will not give them a forum. think back, i used to do that.

we had a guy on who said that 9/11 attack was orchestrated by president bush.ad i put him on and i yelled at him. i slapped him, not physically. i said to myself, the audience doesn't want this anymore. they see it for what it is. it is crude, as you just said. it is disrespectful to theny country. and i think somebody like maxine waters should resign.n. i think she should resign. she is not competent to holdik that position. >> i will take an apology. i think resignation is a bit muchs?. >> i will take a deportation. >> on maxine waters? >> yeah. gentlemen, thank you. "the factor" tip of the day, how to teach young americans about money. t "the tip," moments away. ♪ away..... which you are you? away..... be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your psoriasis with stelara®

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