wasted to have fun. as far as being mean and hateful and negative, i try not to be. have something to say, nice, mean, doesn't matter. 877-225-8587. that's all the time we have left this evening. we'll see you again tomorrow night. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight... >> we are fighting for america. we are saying to those they are patriotic but turn a blind eye to the destruction he's about to cause this country. >> bill: maxine waters oncen again attacking president trump. but what exactly is the beef? talking points on the case. >> there was a very serious effort made by mr. putin to interfere in major ways with our basic fundamental democratic processes. in some corners of the world, that would be considered an act of war.. >> bill: should the u.s. punish russia for interfering in the election? we'll debate it.

>> are you someone that's very politically correct? >> ias think so. >> jesse: if you and i were working together and i said you look dashing today -- >> i think it might be a bit leading. >> bill: is political correctness actively harming america?el we have some strong evidence. caution, you are now entering "the no spin zone." "the factor" begins right now. ♪ hi, i am bill o'reilly. thank you for watching us tonight. a liberal congresswoman attacks president trump. that is the subject of this evening's "talking points memo." for years, maxine waters, democrat from california, has been an outspoken left-wing voice highlighting the oppression she believes black americans experience.ce talking points believes

miss waters is sincere in her belief system, and although many disagree with her extremism, she should not be marginalized by political opponents. in fact, i made that mistake this morning on "fox & friends." i said in simple jest that the congresswoman's hair distracted me. but that was stupid, and i apologize. it is necessary to analyze what is being said. >> despite the fact that america has not always been there for us, we have always been for america. we have fought in america's wars. we have suffered discrimination. we suffered isolation and undermining. but we stand up for america, oftentimes when others who think they are more patriotic, who say they are more patriotic do not. when we fight against this

president and we point out how dangerous he is for this society and for this country, we are fighting for the democracy.. >> bill: now, it would be instructive for miss waters to come on "the factor" to defineiv her beef. what is bothering her about president trump? but, of course, she will not do that. way too risky.ou because she would be challenged by me, and she does not want to shbe challenged. the record shows that president trump has put forth a philosophy that would certainly help the poor, including african-americans in that category.r the more jobs that are created, the higher incomes will be on every level. the more americans hired, the easier it will be to get a job. the more companies expand, the more demand there will be for labor. the more discipline imposed in public schooling, the more kids will learn. and education is the most important antipoverty program

there is. what exactly is maxine waters talking about when she says donald trump is dangerous for america? i have no idea, and i do not think miss waters has any idea either. she is spouting the left-wing company line. anyone who disagrees with her -- well, she doesn't brokoe disagreement. that is not patriotism, madam. that is demagoguery. it would take a miracle, but i really wish liberal congressman advocates like congresswoman waters would stop the ideological nonsense and really focus on what america offers. a variety of ways to success. freedom of expression that miss waters makes good use of. and a real chance to help yourself and help others in your life.or but in order to succeed in this country, you must be self-reliant, not dependent on the entitlement system that maxine waters loves so much.

you must work hard. you must learn and develop a skill off the knowledge that you acquire in school. and you must be honest. that is the message congresswoman waters and othersb should be spreading. patriotism comes in many forms. questioning the patriotism of others and bashing a new president is not patriotic. it is useless. and that's "the memo." for reaction, joining us from washington, jamila bey, radio commentator in d.c. where did i go wrong? >> let's talk about honesty here. first of all, it's always a delight to be with you, bill. let's talk about honesty here. congresswoman waters is impassioned, a ranking congresswoman, speaking for her constituents and clearly doing a good enough job. they are electing her --

she has, what, 12 terms now? but when we talk about the honesty and integrity of this president, she brings up some good policy questions. let's start with the fact that he is under investigation right now. and that is an issue that i do not think we can really go into at this point because there are issues that are brought up that a congresswoman with her clearance would absolutely be privy to that we, not with those clearances, might not know what is going on. >> bill: that is just a dopey conspiracy theory. president trump is not under investigation. there is an investigation into whether there were any ties between his campaign and russia. so let's stop. a simple question: what is the beef on policy? what is the beef? >> what is the beef, where is the beef, the evidence is not presented itself yet.

trump asked while he was running, "what do you have toe, lose, you black people who have horrible schools and wastelands for neighborhoods?" yet we are already seeing there are 24 million americans right now who are saying, how are youa going to take away our health care? we voted for you. we did not know you are going to come after our -- >> bill: so she has the beef on obamacare which didn't pass.s. >> but this is not about the attempt at repeal did not pass. this is about a president who said, i am going to put you to work, americans. i'm going to make sure that america's first, americans. yet he says, we're going to use american steel, but it's chinese steel. it's not american steel. >> bill: it's not chinese steel. steel that was already ordered

and he cannot send it back.ll you are really straying off now. let me ask the question. these are not big deals that you're bringing up here. do you believe that african-americans generally today in america are prospering? >> i do not believe that generally african-americans today are prospering. >> bill: okay, let me stop you there. i am glad you answered honestly. so for the last eight years, we have had barack obama as president. so then, if you do not believe they are prospering, you would have to lay some of that -- eight years is a long time. and as you know,im black home ownership went down. >> absolutely, it did. >> bill: the job was not done by a black president, barack obama. now you have a new president, all right? and believe me, maxine waters loved everything barack obama did. we have a new president, and he says, you know what?

i'm going to do it totally differently, so everyone will benefit. and still, you cannot get a break from maxine waters. last word.d. >> president obama spent eight years, and he was not able to reverse the losses that happened in the great recession. black home ownership went down. black women's wages. the average american black woman works about five dollars less in the u.s, that has not changed even though black women are the likeliest americans to pursue and complete a bachelor's degree. >> bill: so give a new guy a chance. maybe he will be able to, trump, by his policies, create more jobs, more action, and better schools. i just think that miss waters is being desperately unfair at this juncture. >> if he does it, we will all be happy. >> bill: i do not think maxine waters will be happy but

let's bete optimistic. on "the rundown," shocking update on the alleged rape of a young girl from maryland. how it ties into immigration. later, is political correctness now actively harming the usa? you bet it is. those reports after these messages. is. those repo in our suvs, you feel every mountain we've ever conquered. in our sports cars, you feel every podium we've ever climbed. and now, they've come together to create something you've never felt before. introducing the glc coupe. part suv. part sports car. all mercedes-benz.

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because of the coverage, many assume the two illegal men are guilty, what people are believing. until the evidence is presented to a jury or the men plead guilty. joining us now from washington, lisa boothe, juan williams. juan, big story in the district in which you live.ar >> it is a horrific crime by any standard. to me, it still is a major story because donald trump has made a major issue of immigrationra especially illegal immigrants and the associated crime with illegal immigrants. >> bill: the defense lawyers now are saying that the 14-year-old girl -- and believe me, no 14-year-old -- girl or boy -- is able to consent to anything like this. so let's just be real about it. but the law says that if it is consensual, the act, that the rape is not involved. that is one of the charges against these two guys. so it gets to be very complicated. but the story is explosive on a lot of different levels.

you said, juan, in your opening thing, it was a terrible crime. >> certainly was. >> bill: but these guys are not convicted of any crime yet. it's an allegation they are charged with. >> no, no. what i am saying is that in my mind -- just as you said, bill, for a 14-year-old girl in a bathroom in a high school with two men? to me, that is horrific. >> bill: it is horrific. >> i do not know about the crime and the charge specific in a court, but as a human being and friend, you ask me, hey, what do you think? imagine that was my child or ain relative -- i would be absolutely -- >> bill: everyone watching agrees with that. no matter what the criminality is, it should never have happened. lisa? 14-year-old, a freshman in a high school bathroom. those guys bear some responsibility, because you just do not do that when you're 17

and 18 to a 14-year-old. that does not happen in this country. go. >> absolutely. who cares to the president is? they alleged an possibility a 14-year-old being raped matters, period. of we don't know if it was consensual. my understanding is the information about a certain text message that went out,o i believe, the day before but a text message is not equaled to consent. >> bill: fox news has confirmed that there is conflicting evidence. that's all we can tell. it's conflicting.nc it's not a slam dunk as most people thought it was last week. go ahead, lisa. >> but in a court of law, a text message or any sort of exchange -- the point being, bill, what is at issue here is that we also have a commander of the montgomery county police special investigations unit who has explicitly said it was not consensual.en we also have a police chief who said it was brutal. >> bill: and they remain in jail without bail.

>> exactly. and we also have court documents that describe a pretty gruesome sequence of events. t again, we don't know if this is exactly what happened or not. >> bill: this is not the only thing in play. juan, has critical mass been reached in the criminal illegale alien zone in this country? people have said enough. we do not want these sanctuary cities, we do not want the stuff, and we have to clean it up. >> no, i don't think so. in fact, i think there's tremendous resistance in the sanctuary cities you mentioned against efforts to defund them or punish them by withdrawing federal funds. >> bill: you do not believe that the majority of americans have had enough of illegal alien committing crimes in our country? >> don't forget, bill, rudy giuliani -- tough on crime, former mayor of new york, was the one who made new york city a sanctuary city.ho it has had tremendous support from police chiefs around the country. >> bill: i think critical mass has been reached. what do you think, lisa? >> i think we are absolutely

heading there. i think it is also important, what president trump said he is going to do with the v.o.i.c.e unit is give a voice to victims of illegal immigration because this is something we have not spent a lot of time -- i know you have with kate steinle, but as far as widespread attention to the issue, it has not been given that much attention. i think with president trump being the president and having elevated and given a voice to the victims of illegal immigration, these conversations and incidents are going to become more pertinent and people would be playing closer attention. >> bill: i think that's one of the reasons donald trump was elected president was because of this issue.es these crimes that we are seeing, maryland, long island, and san francisco. >> i just worry about fear mongering and unfairly blanketing people who are hard-working people. the one we don't want to be unfair to anyone, but no one has a right to come into this country illegally. nobody has that right. and they are pouring in. directly ahead, "the factor"

investigation. as juan mentioned, austin, texas, being threatened to lose funding for being a sanctuary city. then, is political correctness ruining the country? you'd never see a film like "animal house" today. [men chanting "toga"] "the factor" is coming right back. y286oy ywty for my constipation, i switch laxatives.ed stimulant laxatives make your body go by forcefully stimulating the nerves in your colon. miralax is different. it works with the water in your body to hydrate and soften. unblocking your system naturally. miralax.

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asked for a detainer on them, unless the suspect is booked on capital charges.tr sheriff saying she needs a warrant, complicated process and not required by federal law. already texas has denied travis county $1.5 million. the sanctuary policy -- it seems to me, mr. rodriguez, a person who is in this country illegalls who is then arrested for a crime -- just remember, just crossing into the country is not a criminal offense, it's a civil offense. if someone is arrested for a criminal act, they should not be allowed to roam around even if eolly hernandez wants them to. that's logical, is it not? >> well, listen, i really do believe and support local law enforcement, either in travis county or in the state ov texas, and i have to do believe and i do believe sally hernandez and local law enforcement here think that this is the bestl policy. now, i've had the opportunity to talk to local law enforcement

not only here in austin but around the state of texas. and not one of them has told me they believe that the communities will be safer if anti-sanctuary city laws are passed or anything else. >> bill: but you will see that there are laws on the books, right?pa federal immigration laws? there are laws on the books? >> you will see that, correct. >> bill: so does the sheriff of the county, sally hernandez, have the right to make up her own law, to disregard federal law?ht "i don't like it so i'm going to impose my own law." does she have that power? >> i do not believe she is violating federal law at all. >> bill: she is. if i ask for a detainer from a local jurisdiction, the local jurisdiction is supposed to cooperate with the homeland security department. >> the detainer is a detainer request, bill. federal law does not mandate local law enforcement to detain for i.c.e. and for i.c.e. to then take them away. what this policy in travis

county is, has allowed the discretion to go after violent offenders. >> bill: here is why you are wrong. it is against the civil law to be in this country illegally. whether you overstay your visa or sneak across the texas border. so you are in violation of federal law just doing that. then, if the federal government asks a local sheriff like sally hernandez to hold the law breaker, the person here illegally, she is required to do so under the statute that these people are illegally here. do you not understand that? that is what they are defying in these sanctuary places. >> if you look at what donald trump's executive order was, is basically saying is the officer or sheriff is withholding information from the federal government, then that person is disobeying the federal law.s >> bill: i'm not talking about the executive order. i'm talking about the demand by the federal government that all local law enforcement obey the

federal immigration laws. that's why they are going to gee punished. now, you are trying to raise money for your county, right? travis county. >> yes, i am. if i can go back really briefly. the policy -- really, the question is whether or not these detainers are supposed to be honored. the answer is that they are not. it's discretion.re >> bill: you are saying if you are here illegally and i.c.e.. homeland security people say, please hold that person, you are saying under the law, the local jurisdiction doesn't have to do it. that is what you are saying. >> currently under the law, there is some discretion built in. >> bill: it is just not there. you are trying to raise money for sally and the travis county folks because she has lost $1.5 million already. and she will lose more from the federal government.on how are you doing on that? >> thank you for asking. bill, that's not exactly accurate. what the governor did was withheld $1.5 million to

travis county, not sally hernandez. >> she is the sheriff of the county. >> those are two very, very different things. the money did not go to the sheriff's department in any way, shape, or form. the money went to the travis county for different programs and courts. >> bill: you are not getting that. the veterans courts, the family violence courts, et cetera. those are where the governor decided to punish travis county instead of going -- he was intending to go after the sheriff, and instead he went after innocent folks in travis county. >> bill: there's no doubt innocent folks are going to get hurt by this, but it all comes back to sheriff hernandez and disobeying the law. >> i do think though that the governor has a political vendetta against the sheriff. and in the process -- >> bill: could be true. i do not know texas policies. but reality is reality. i appreciate you coming on. plenty coming up as "the factor" moves along. say good-bye to "animal house" and "the producers." way to politically incorrect for

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♪ >> bill: "unresolved problem" segment tonight. dealing with russia.he as you may know, the fbi congressional committees are investigating whether thesi russian government tried to subvert our presidential election.

dick cheney spoke about the situation in india. >> there's not any argument at this stage that somehow the election of president trump was not legitimate, but there is no question that there was a veryo serious effort made by mr. putin and his government, his organization, to interfere in major ways. with our democratic processes. in some quarters, that would be considered that an act of war. >> bill: is he overstating that? >> not technically. i think you can make a case that one of the professors said today, yes, there are international laws that say a country cannot go in and try to subvert an election. i think when vice president cheney -- i think he is being very clear-eyed, but i think some people here "active work," and they think -- "act of war"

and they think 200,000 ground troops are going to be sent to russia. >> bill: congress has to declare war. the president and vice president cannot do it. but if the putin government did take active steps to subvert our vote, you would probably slap sanctions on russia. there is no way a vote like that would pass in congress. >> no, no. going forward, since we know the russians have wanted to do this for many decades and in fact are trying to do it right now in because that election -- >> bill: le pen, they like the far right candidate who went to moscow to pony up to putin. i'm not sure they are but certainly they would like le pen to win. >> it gets back to thatt definition -- interfere, influence, then act of war.. i do think the tactics are different. technology now, cyber warfare. it's called warfare for a reaso

reason. >> bill: and i do not think america is prepared for cyber warfare, because there is going to come a time when evildoers try to take our grid down.ri that means that none of the machines would work and the whole country would ground to a halt. that's going to happen. now, that would lead to planes and tanks and fighting. if they did that. but it's hard to prove this. you know, i am not convinced the fbi or the congressional committees are going to be able to pinpoint what putin did or did not do. because he uses surrogates. he uses 15 layers. >> so elusive. it's very clear, for example, when russia invaded ukraine. it was clear. there were bombs, there were people. >> bill: yeah, you could see it. with this internet business -- leaking and hacking -- >> and actually holding people hostage, right? saying, if you do not pay us money, we will release your information. y >> bill: blackmailing people. i'm sure they do that.

>> it's definitely happening, especially in corporate america moreso. >> bill: that is what a lot of people are worried about here. if russia had its tentacles deeper inside our system than wa know.id an interesting thing happened to billoreilly.com about eight years ago. we had somebody hack in and try to harm people who were on our web site. and the fbi got the case, and they found him, found the guy. he was in akron, ohio. and he got sentenced to prison. he got sentenced to prison. so these fbi guys are pretty good. >> the punishment has to be severe. >> bill: it was a college-aged -- he did a couple of years. just for that. i was heartened by that, because i did not know whether the fbi was going to be able to do that. but they are pretty good. they can narrow it down to who is doing what and where they are, even though these people have walls here and there and everywhere. cheney is right. if you're going to try to

subvert our democracy, we have to put you on some kind of war list. >> the other thing president trump can do, i think he's going to meet with the nato allies at the end of may. that should be on the agenda. cyber warfare, coordination and support for each other in this effort is going to be important. that would be a good step for him at the nato meeting. >> bill: dana perino.at when we come back, political correctness is damaging the country. we will tell you how. special report straight ahead. t with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum -tum -tum -tum smoothies! only from tums

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>> 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 "personal story" segment tonight, political correctness has reached critical mass in america. many folks are terrified of even giving opinions for fear of being branded a villain. joining us now from dallas, author of the book "retaking america: crushing political correctness." and a professor of liberal studies at nyu. you were put, professor, on paid leave for actually attacking the pc culture at your college, correct? >> that's right. i established an anonymous twitter account, the anti-pc nyu prof, and i tweeted a few couple tweets --

>> bill: what's an example? >> i talked about the halloweeni costume surveillance, for example, in which students -- the most scary thing about halloween today is not being scared by costumes, it's being scared to wear them because of the surveillance upon students. >> bill: if they dress with a sombrero, a mexican.we then they would be held to task. your case had a happy ending, you were suspended with pay. but then promoted to a full professor. >> in the interim, i was promoted to full professor. >> bill: shocking, especially at nyu. >> the key is, i held my own and did not back down. i continued to say what i was saying. >> bill: based upon freedom of speech. >> freedom of speech. that's right. now, mr. adams, we asked you to come up with a couple -- because you are the author of the book -- how pc behavior is harming the nation directly. go. >> bill, lots of different examples because i thinkof b

political correctness is pretty much behind everything the problem we have seen in america today. straight off the bat, let's talk about hampshire college in oustern massachusetts. a liberal arts institution. about 1400 students. they were doing all kinds ofam funny and awful things, quite frankly, with the american flag, it led to the united states flag being removed for a period of time under the tenure of the college president, and it was only when veterans groups and other patriotic forces came together that action was taken and the flag was restored. >> bill: it was only after jesse watters was up there embarrassing them. what is your second example? >> second example, a pretty recent example of the travel ban and the reaction to it. b specifically on capitol hill, and even more specifically, senate minority leaderll chuck schumer who put on an oscar-worthy performance replete with crocodile tears and different props, talking about how this travel ban that the

president had signed, which was really seeking to keep us safe, was mean-spirited, that the statue of liberty had tears running down her cheek. >> bill: that it was anti-muslim, that's what it was. good examples. how did we get here? how did this happen? when i was in college in the '60s, there was a lot of uproar and there was a little bit of political correctness but not anything near this. >> i am doing a book on the genealogyr of just how this got to where it is today. it really is very scary, bill. it goes back to maoism. many, many techniques from maoism have been adopted by the pc left, and now the pc left agenda has been taken up by the administration and universities. >> bill: and the root of the maoism is, you cannot say certain things. >> the shaming culture that goes on.. this goes back to the maoist struggle circles,

they were called. and the self-deprecation that people were expected to engage in. this is what goes back to maoist autocritique in which one fabricates oneself in front of the audience and to tear oneself to pieces. >> bill: especially if you're a white straight male. >> cisgendered male. >> bill: you are the oppressor then. t that is what the pc culture is going for here. do you see it the same way, mr. adams? >> i do, but i think political correctness is far more than a a imposition on speech. it is a way of life. a mentality, it's a psychology, one that says you should strive for mediocrity as opposed to greatness. success should not be celebrated or admired, it should be resented. you should not color outside of the lines. i cannot think of anything more un-american or anti-american, whether it's porous borders,

declining education, or standards as you say every monday night across america, all of those things really had their roots in political hostility and drop the values that have made america the great country it is. >> bill: here's one point i want to make. right now in this society,et achievers are considered the enemy. and people who do not achieve are considered the victims. that pc has seeped in almost everywhere. gentlemen, thank you very much. gutfeld and mcguirk on deck. a flag supporting the police ordered to be taken down in florida. the boys are next. that's because new roundup for lawns has arrived. finally, there's a roundup made just for your lawn, so you can put unwelcome lawn weeds to rest. draw the line. with roundup for lawns, there is no better way to kill lawn weeds to the root without harming a single blade of grass. it's a great day to be a lawn. draw the line with roundup for lawns.

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segment, tonight, what the heck just happened? jacksonville area florida, woman has been ordered to take down the flag that honored american police. >> this is the flag that has flown outside his daughter's house for years. he tells me it is to honor him and the many other family members who are law enforcement. >> if you drive by and see that flag, it makes you feel a little bit better. there's a family that supports what i'm doing. e >> says that recently his daughter received this letter asking her to remove the flag.s saying it does not fit the rules and regulations of the home owners association. >> she called. they told her they received a complaint, that it was considered racist and offensive. >> here to analyze, gutfeld and mcguirk. the home owners association in florida. i used to live in florida, way back when i taught high school. i was in an apartment complex. we had a little association, but all they did was paint the parking lines and to make sure there were not giant rats jumping on you when you go into the pool. now it's a political statement. >> you say home owner

associations -- they have, like, 10% busybodies. i was a lifeguard at a condo. the home owners people made my life hell. i was called the pool monitor. i was not allowed to save anybody because legally i did not have the expertise to save people. so they said if anybody is drowning, just stand and wait for somebody who knows what to do. >> bill: okay, so you sat in a lounge chair by the pool. what state was this? >> northern california. i was in high school. >> bill: you were involved in a condo associatio >> yes, i was, briefly. until i was escorted out. >> bill: this is how insane this is. it's a good thing that you are supporting the police. someone complaining about everything, they don't like gutfeld's shoes, burn his shoes? it is crazy. the only exculpatory thing -- big word, word of the day -- is that if the condo association

has rules about what kind ofha flag -- if they do not have specific rules they have to acquiesce to the person who called. by the way, now we know where colin kaepernick lives. you know what i would say? call the cops. for god's sake. not get triggered by a blue line and a flag. >> bill: we are living in a stupid world. we just are. there was an article, called the weirdest interview mistakes, on "the detroit news," on a website called careerbuilder.com. we asked the residents what the heck just happened to come up with two each of the weirdest things that will get you booted out of a job interview. your first one? >> my first one, bringing childhood toys to the interview. >> bill: this is a real thing. >> this is a real thing according a to the study. to me, if somebody did this, ito

is not a mistake, because i've lived in the real world. i have collected unemployment insurance. it's a nice tax-free check every week. nobody wants to give it up. they make you look for a job. you go on job interviews for chump jobs.>> and who wants to be a receptionist? >> bill: you would bring a panda from your childhood so you will not get the job? >> i would bring an etch-a-sketch or a mr. potato head. you want to be a receptionist at a tuberculosis ward? >> bill: gutfeld. number one. >> what if it is my therapy toy? the interview i thought was interesting was, asking the person interviewing you out to dinner afterwards. i happen to think that's totally appropriate because it shows initiative. that you saw an opportunity, and that's why you should hire me. because i said, hey, look, i am not willing to wait. i want to get to know you better. let's go to the local applebee's. have some sizzling ribs. >> bill: to be serious, if you are looking for a job, do not ask the job interviewer out

after for dinner. second one. >> second mistake, the guy called his wife to ask if the starting salary was okay during the job interview. >> bill: that shows that he is s not a real man, number one. you should know what the starting salary is. >> he was trying to get a job on "the view" or something, in which case -- >> bill: call the wife and ask about the salary in front of the interviewer? gutfeld, your second one. >> there was a person going for the job that just kept taking off and putting on his sunglasses. i i realized it was david carusoom from "csi: miami." >> bill: so fiddling with their sunglasses. the best one for me -- i know w this happens in job interviews. you are in the middle of the interview, trying to get the job.ths, your phone rings, and you answer it. "oh, excuse me, let me get this. i will be right back." you are disqualified immediately. and that is a real thing. don't do that.

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ones that will continue to suffer the consequences of obamacare. i wish all politicians cared more about that, though. gerard smith, the freedom caucus should be thanked for standing up to paul ryan. the bill contains all the bad things in obamacare. james, in connecticut, the bill, are you going soft? congressman nunes used the term at the end of the day twice and you didn't even flinch. i did on the inside, james, but i can't interrupt serious interviews to harp on cliches, you know that craig humphrey, dallas, texas, o'reilly, how about a tip on a good pizza. if you want to take a trip up in dallas. villo milano and gino's score big. maria in new york, bill, loved the townhall on old school last night. it was such fun. we have posted the townhall on billo'reilly.com for folks who missed it. glad you watch, maria. connie ridgway johnson-valley

springs, california, bill, your book "the rising sun" is fascinating to me i spent almost four years in a japanese prisoner camp. the book was accurate on japanese cruelty during the war. you should wrote a -- write a book, connie. will in farmington, new hampshire. last weekend we drove down to new jersey for my father's birthday. "rising sun" still number three after more than a half year in the marketplace. wow! healing jesus now out in paperback. finally tonight, the fact the tip of the day speaking of books my new one, "old school, life in the same lane" out today, reached number one hard cover on amazon already. early reviews are strong there i wrote the book with bruce fea fearstein, author of "real men don't eat quiche." old school divines what the philosophy really is and stacked it up against the snowflake movement we were talking about before so you know what's in play.

i actually wrote the book because he was acting like a snowflake. whining about how bad the pc culture really is in this country. but whining gets us nowhere, so i did something. i wrote "old school!" it's mostly numerous -- humorous but with serious undertones as we discussed tonight. politically correctness is harming free speech and harming political education. students are indoctrinated in some cases. old school folks must step up. we hope that you like the book. let me know what you think. factor tip of the day. that's for us tonight. please check out the fox news web site different from bill oreilly dot-com. opine. word of the now, i'm coming up on "on the tucker" show. talk about old school, he's going to grill me. he's going to make me into a puddle. that's coming right up after the

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