everything i believe people are still really good at heart betrayed 65 years ago today. bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight: >> we divide up the bill. we have to make judgments very fast. we give about. [boos] bill: it is not going well for democrats trying to sell president obama's health care vision. glenn beck has some thoughts. >> they still just don't get it. bill: another vicious attack on sarah palin. this time rumors of divorce. and now she is threatening to sue the blogger who is spreading the tale. is it legal will analyze. ♪ bill: and a fisherman in louisiana attacked by a shark. what is the danger at the beach this summer? >> we're going to need a bigger boat. bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. [captioning made possible by fox

news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. happy 48th birthday to president obama. i didn't have a chance to get him a card so this is it. enjoy the day, mr. president. the health care duel is going on for the hearts and minds of the american people. he has lost momentum on health care. is he sending out surrogates to convince you that the feds should call your health care shots. the media is helping out president obama. here is andrea mitchell on why some regular folks are bailing on health care. >> they don't like what they are hearing. they may not know what's good for them. the problem was he always knew he was going to have to persuade people with insurance. that's the largest number. not the people without insurance for expanded coverage. bill: all right. did you note the line they may not know what's good for them? a classic elitist play by miss

mitchell. the white house is also taking on the drudge report along with youtube and breitbart tv ran this clip. >> but i don't think we are going to be able to eliminate employer coverage immediately. there is going to be potentially some transition process. can i envision a decade out or 15 years out or 20 years out. >> i'm linda douglas, the communication director for the white house office of health reform. one of my jobs is to keep track of all the disinformation that's out there about health insurance reform there are a lot of very deceiving headlines throughout right now such as this one. take a look at this one. this one says uncovered video, obama explains how his health care plan will eliminate private insurance. well, nothing could be further from the truth. bill: that's what he just said could be eliminated in 10, 15, 20 years. did he not? again, the president's words in the past coming back to bite him. now, at this point the only way president obama can get any health care plan passside to compromise and deeply cut the expense while allowing tax

breaks for working americans who pay their own way. most americans want strict government oversight on health care and the insurance industry but they don't want the feds calling their medical shots. once again, americans are saying no to a socialistic program that puts more power in the hands of the government. most folks, including me do not want that. if president obama does not wise up to that reality, his administration will be badly damaged. that is the talking points memo. we have more on this with glenn beck and senator jim demint, a very harsh critic of the president coming up. vicious rumor on the net saying sarah and todd palin planning to divorce. sarah immediately denied it and suing an alaskan blogger. with us now is lis wiehl, author of the big book, what's the name of the big book? >> "face of betrayal." you have said it enough now. bill: i have said it so many

times. anchor and author megyn kelly. there is no evidence we talked to the palin's attorney. they are angry. they may -- you say what? >> who can blame them. every public figure gets attacked. every public figure needs to have a thick skin. what's happened to her is beyond the pale. she has gotten it worse than anybody. this blogger really has it in for her. this isn't his first derogatory post about sarah palin. he has called her trailer trash barbie. he calls himself a trying truther. he is one of these nuts who believes her son isn't hers. telling his sons they need to act gay and wear dresses so they don't have to wind up serving the united states in the u.s. military. this guy a nut case. bill: is he an alaskan guy. so, the palins then bring action again him is there any way they can do that? >> it's tough but they might have a way here. listen, when you are a public figure you know it's virtually

impossible to sue for defamation because the supreme court set a high standard. you have to prove that the allegations done against the public figure were done recklessly and with malice. bill: that's pretty easy to prove in this case. >> in this guy claims he has a source that's been reliable in the past. who knows whether somebody is feeding him this information. bill: it doesn't matter it? >> does matter. because a good faith mistake or bad faith mistake. bill: he would have to produce the source though, would he sn not? >> a civil suit he would have to produce. >> i don't think there is any way this lawsuit is going anywhere. what he actually said in quotes was a source tells him that palin is through with her marriage and wants out. bill: in a deposition. say they didn't bring it in. in the deposition say ok here is the source. he has to say, does he not. >> says the source unless he is making it up. complete fabrication. bill: if i'm sarah palin i bring it in.

>> bring more attention to it. bill: absolutely bring more attention to it because it's never going to stop. >> it's never going to stop for her anyway. bill: clinton eastwood won a lawsuit against him and other people have won lawsuits against famous people, i think you can do it. >> i don't see any source at all and other things he has said in the past those are opinions and those are protected. >> this is a real debate among people who are public figures whether you respond. right here at fox news there are some very public permanents if something is said about them they go on and blog and deny it they feel the need to respond to every little thing. can i speak personally, i don't. i don't do that. i feel like it's fueling the fire. better to leave it alone. bill: deal with it in other ways. >> what they have done to sarah palin is beyond. bill: if i were the palins, i would consider going into court just to depose the guy. black panther party interfered in the presidential election in philadelphia. roll the tape.

>> i think you might be a little bit intimidating that you have a stick in your hand that's why. >> who are you, who are you to decide? >> that's a weapon. that's why i'm a little worried honchts are you to decide? >> i'm a concerned citizen. i'm just worried. >> so are we. so are we. that's why we are here. >> but you have a nightstick in your hand so. >> what? >> i mean. >> you've got a camera phone. >> i have a camera phone which is not a weapon. bill: those panthers, four of them charged with federal election charges and now they have been dropped. >> civil rights department investigated this with the justice department. and even got affidavits, signed statements from people at the polling place saying what these guys did was outrageous, intimidating. they were scared. bill: they dropped it anyway. >> they dropped it here is what doesn't make sense. they dropped it after they won it they brought the civil charges against these guys. the court said default judgment for the government. why? because the guys didn't bother to show up. then they drop it now? bill: they could charge them criminally too, could they not.

>> no. it's a civil matter. >> she is right. they won. talk about snatching defeat from the jaws. they continued to pursue an injunction with this guy with a nightstick. they had charges against all three of these guys plus the new black panther's party which has been identified as a racist group standing there these guys in these black berets, black jackets. black combat boots. >> eric holder the attorney general made a judgment did he not have to make. >> it was according to the "washington times" which has done extensive reporting on this. number three guy thomas per really political appointee. he went to somebody further down the chain and got this thick dropped. and let me tell you, that the six lawyers who were the trial team on this, the career department of justice lawyers disagreed with the decision. they wanted to go forward. bill: the fix was in, wiehl. >> the fix was. in the department was say no -- this doesn't make sense, why would you win the case and do this. bill: the fix was in.

i want you to know what your government is doing. >> it's not over. bill: it's a low level beef. these are just creeps. i don't want to make a federal case. pardon the pun. the fix is in. the obama administration is not going to prosecute some people and prosecute others. >> congressman frank of virginia is pushing them for more answers on why this got dropped and he wants it refiled and so far -- bill: you follow it for us and let us know how the congress man does. wiehl goes out to kennedy airport yesterday to see her 11-year-old daughter. >> 12-year-old daughter. bill: off on a flight to seattle. and once again, mass chaos? >> total chaos. this has happened now two years in a row. this time she wasn't sitting on a tarmac as she was for the last year for four hours plus. no this time they had a plane, beautiful weather, and no crew. no crew. bill: crew didn't show up for jetblue. >> didn't show up for a couple of hours. bill: two hour delay. >> everybody, a full plane. nobody is telling us what's going on. bill: kelly, i have got 30

seconds. is there any federal relief, any passenger bill of rights coming? >>. no one that's moving its way slowly through both houses of congress but nothing so far. bill: no protections for the fliers ever. >> no protection. real controversy about there weather there should be. bill: not on the factor. >> people are somewhat reluctant, especially given what we are seeing with health care and so on to invite the government in with more regulations. bill: you have got to be responsible behavior by the airlines. because it uses the federal airspace. and that's what you have to do. >> only reluctance coming from the lobbying organizations. bill: airlines don't want to do it because it will cost them money. >> all right, ladies, thanks very much. next on the run down, laura ingraham on whether or not obama is telling the truth about raising taxes. another shark attack. this one in

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bill: impact segment tonight, as we reported yesterday, two of president obama's top economic advisors said that taxes may have to be raised on working americans to pay for all the spending in play right now. president obama immediately denied that. perhaps because it would violate a campaign promise he made. also former president clinton gets the two americans being held by north korea pardoned. and joining us now from washington with her take fox news analyst laura ingraham. let's go with the taxes first. as we said last night, reported last night, it's a bush the elder moment, read my lips no new taxes and then he raises taxes. that's what everybody remembers about president bush the elder. if obama does it, if he violates his campaign promise, then the same thing happens to him. am i wrong? >> well, i think he is going to be able to finesse this in a different way. i think he is going to try to finesse it in a different way. bill, i think what president obama is setting us up for is for him to come forward and say well, you know i do this with a

reluctant heart. we didn't realize that the bush economy was as bad as it was. i with a heavy heart and with great hesitation have to say we have to raise taxes we all have to share in the sacrifice. the numbers don't add up. we are going to do the best we can for the american people, and this is what we have to do. he has to do that bill. bill: i don't care they are going to buy it for one second. >> what else is he going to do? >> he is not going to raise them. >> do you think is he going to cut spending? what is he going to do? he is going to have to raise taxes. >> that's an interesting question. is he going to cut spending? i think health care plan is toast. i don't think it's going to get through. >> bill, even if, even if as the "wall street journal" pointed out today, even if everyone making over $500,000, the feds took 100% of that income. bill: that would never cover it? >> in 2006 that only added up to $1.3 trillion. this budget is $4 trillion. the numbers don't add up.

summers is smart. he knows they don't add up. geithner is smart. he knows they don't add up. so the trial balloon became a led balloon and gibbs started studderring and stumbling. bill: i'm going as respectful to president obama as can i it's his birthday. >> ok. bill: he know you went over with a cupcake and couple candles on it? >> twinkie, yeah. bill: president obama comes in and raises taxes on working folks, under 200,000 which he promised not to do. he can't hide behind bush's bad economy because it's he, his administration, that's jacked up the spending to record rates. he did it. he did it. >> rules don't apply to him, bill. >> he is creating a new -- >> look at his approval rating. it's down 16 points. >> i'm telling you how he views himself. he views himself as this historic president who has a moment in time to change the landscape of politics as we know it. he is going to have to do different types of things. i'm getting into his mind here.

ok? that's why you hear people already floating the idea of the vat tax, the value added tax. that's how i think this is going to go down. i think is he going to say look, this is not what any of us wanted to do but we have to be realistic. we are not going to cut all these services to elderly and children. we are not going to do that we all have to share in the ache fight. >> might be able to get it around i'm not raising your income tax but i am raising your tax on everything you buy. >> production. >> like they did in europe. but if he does, i will predict is he a one-term president, period. now,. >> he might be anyway. >> goes to north korea at the behest of the families of the two americans who were kidnapped by north korean authorities. tried in a kangaroo court. and put in prison. he has secured their pardon, has bill clinton. what say you? >> well, what did north korea get for this? that's the big question. >> they got a meeting. the first meeting in 20 years. >> we don't know what they got. i think it's wonderful, obviously that he secured their release and then who knows what

they have already gone through these two female journalists, that's great news. but the north korea probably didn't do it just out of the goodness of their hearts. >> they got the propaganda meeting. >> i love the picture, don't you, bill, with the smiling kim jong il and then bill clinton looks like he just lost his best friend. it was a great visual. bill: clinton actually had to go to dinner with this midget, ok? he actually had to go to a steak dinner and sit there and eat with this clown. i admire bill clinton for doing it for the ladies. i don't know if i could have done it? >> he loves gourmet food. maybe bill clinton bought him off with truthfuls or something. i don't know. it's a wonderful moment for these families. my question is: what did north korea get beyond just the photo? maybe they just wanted a little love. bill: bill clinton wouldn't have anything to do with that that would be an obama call i admire president clinton for going over there and putting up with garbage to get the two ladies. >> he loves being in the

spotlight. i think is he happy. bill: all the way around the world to dine with that clown? beck has got some thoughts. also, the truth about sharks in 2009. how much danger do they pose when we go to the beach? coming up. insuring your family's ifs can be confusing, so metlife removed the guesswork. combining two essential insurances, term life and disability in one surprisingly affordable package. strengthen your safety net and find out how affordable it can be at metlife.com.

bill: personal story segment tonight one of the biggest critics of health care vision is senator jim demint of south carolina who said this. wilt bill the white house immediately picked up on that comment and started using it against republicans. >> just the other day, one republican senator said, and i'm quoting him now. if we're able to stop obama on this, it will be his waterloo. it will break him. think about that. this isn't about me. this isn't about politics. this is about a healthcare system that is breaking america's families.

breaking america's businesses, and breaking america's economy. >> well, joining us now from washington is senator demint. author of the book, saving freedom. all right. senator. now, i want to look forward, rather than -- you know, we obviously know that you and president obama differ on how to provide good health care to the american people. well, now, that the obama administration is sinking in the polls and people are turning against the government-run health care to the tune of a trillion dollars, where does it go from here? do you expect to vote on this in the fall? >> we'll probably have a vote on it, but i think we're going to find out during september exactly what the american people think. actually during the august period when we're home on break. i have never seen americans more angry and more concerned about the direction of our country. they see this health care bill as part of a process that began with this massive stimulus and these other things that have -- taken over general motors. and people are speaking out with a lot of concern.

i'm sorry to hear the president be so critical of these people who are coming out to these town hall meetings and expressing their concern because they are not right wingers. i have seen them and they're republicans, democrats, independence, and people who never have been political before. but i'm serious, i think we have got to stop this health care bill, this takeover of health care by our government so that we can sit down and work on some real reforms that make insurance more available to people. bill: have a vision that can compete with president obama's? i think it would be better if you or another republican senator could go out and say, look, this is the way to do it. this is what we want to do. so the americans would have a comparison. they could compare. >> the republicans have a goal that every american will have a health insurance plan they can afford and own and keep. bill: a goal and a plan are two different things. >> we have got a plan. we have introduced. one of them is mine. the health carefree dom act. it does a couple of things, bill

that are common sense. the democrats talk about the need for competition. but they block interstate competition of health insurance companies. my bill does that. it also gives fair tax treatment to people who don't get health insurance at work. we should give every family in america who get insurance with their employer $5,000 a year and that is an equivalent benefit of what people. bill: that's a tax break not a cash payment. $5,000 off the top. >> no. this is a health care voucher whether the people are employed or whether they are paying taxes or whether they're paying a lot of taxes. this is a voucher. >> that will a lot of money as well. tonight is not a time to debate. >> it's less expensive than what the president is talking about. bill: of course. buying half the earth would be less expensive than what the president wants to do. ok. now, so you -- give me a prediction here. so you guys come back in september. health care is still on, you know, the president is going to really push it hard. the democrats control both houses of congress. what happens?

>> well, i think they are going to come up with something they call a compromise that's kind of a fannie medco opt at every state level that they say is not a government plan. but we know the president is on record saying he wants a single pair government plan. so does charlie rangel and barney frank. so there is no secret where they are trying to take us. but they are cutting medicare. they are going to cost us insurance policies at the work place. i think we can defeat this bill because i'm seeing the american people stand up and say. bill: now if you do defeat, it is the end of the obama administration? we have a three year lame duck guy? >> no. what i meant, bill, is if we can stop him on this policy, maybe he will sit down and begin to work with republicans and democrats to come up with some real solutions that solve the problem and not just get the government more involved and get spending and debt out of control. all the republicans want a solution here. but the president last hasn't worked with us at all. the only thing they will consider is a government plan.

bill: ok. senator, thanks so much. we appreciate it plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. glenn beck growing anger. will beck calm things down? i'm appointing him to sue. another shark attack in american waters. waters. how much danger is there at the geico's been saving people money on car insurance for over 70 years. and who doesn't want value for their dollar? been true since the day i made my first dollar. where is that dollar? i got it out to show you... uhh... was it rather old and wrinkly? yeah, you saw it? umm fancy a crisp? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.

bill: factor follow-up segment tonight, sharks, millions of americans are ocean swimming this month that means enift

tillable shark attack. fisherman in new orleans nearly lost his foot. on discovery channel it is shark week with a number of programs on the subject including a look at the summer of 2001, right before 9/11 when 50 people attacked by shax in the that was then and this is now. what's going on with sharks? with us andy dehart. the discovery channel shark advisor. let's advance the story a little bit. we hear like these sharks are dying out. become extinct, waters hot. global warming, they are sweating, the sharks, they are mad. what is it. >> unfortunately we are killing sharks at the rate of 250,000 a day. bill: a day? >> almost 100 million a year most of that is for targeted fishery for their fins. bill: asian fisherman doing that. >> fisherman around the world. the fins are going to china delicacy. served at weddings. bill: 250,000 sharks a day get executed for their fins, how long county species last? >> unfortunately a number of the

species a recent report just came out declared that a third of the ocean going species hammer heads, sharks third are critically endangered or endangered. bill: can't the united nations do anything about this and bring people together and stop it. >> unfortunately they can. a lot of this is going on international waters. great bill in place now. conservation act of 2009 is up for review in the senate. unanimously passed the house that will outline feeding from happening in the united states. bill: again, 20 miles off the coast then you can do whatever you want. >> that's the big problem. these animals move around. bill: man may intrude and wipe out a species. the species is greatly feared because of the movie jaws in new orleans the guy is fishing with his son and all of a sudden, whack, he gets hit. do you expect, is there any reason to believe that this summer going to be a lot of shark attacks? >> there have been a few attacks already this year. we have seen a gradual decline in shark attacks from the year

2000. oddly enough you mentioned 2008. fewer attacks in 2001 than there were in 2000. slow media year and high profile attacks happening. bill: because they are dying out or because of something else? >> reality sharks are not after humans. not a single species of sharks hunting for food. probably is a relationship between sharks. bill: great whites don't know the difference between a seal and a human. if you are surfing out in san diego, or the islands off san francisco where the great whites migrate. i mean, if they see you, they are going to come at you. >> oddly enough, i have spent over 1,000 with sharks. they do know you are different than the normal prey. bill: bigger. >> different shape. scuba diving emit bubbles they don't like the southbound of. bill: really hungry. >> or great white gets the wrong sill low wet. there is other factors in the water and sometimes they do attack by mistake. bill: is there a rational fear

of sharks by many people? they are sand sharks. >> over 450 species of sharks. 27 have been implicated in non-provoked attacks. of those, over half have been done by three species, the great white, the tiger, and the bull. >> bill: the odds of getting bitten by a shark going to the beach are like by getting struck by lightning. >> far less. bill: you guys bear bait these sharks. drop some in the water. making fun of them. you are calling them names. i mean, to get the good video. it's not like you are just out there and you just stumble upon them. you want them to come and hit the boat and give you all this jazz, right? >> absolutely. we are baiting in these situations. weave don't hide that unfortunately because of the status of the sharks nowadays, do you have to bait these animals to get them come in for video. it's also very safe to bait these animals in to dive with them in the bahamas, california. bill: what do you mean it's very safe? if it's a great white shark, it's not very safe. >> obviously in that situation you would want to use a cage.

bill: yeah, i would say. maybe a submarine. >> right. that would work, too. bill: real quick, young guys diving off an degrees island in the bahamas on a reef fairly shallow. all the sudden i see the shadow circling me, ok? big shark. >> spear fishing? no just paddling around. what i did was i sunk to the bottom of reef and just stayed very quiet and the thing just circled and didn't bother me. he knew i was there did i handle it right or should i have made fun of him. >> did a great job. don't want to folk fun or go towards them. best thing if you are in that situation make direct eye contact. bill: look at the eye on the side of thing. >> i didn't know that if he bit me, he would hurt himself biting the choral. that was my mind set. >> good to put your back against something great to be on the bottom. bill: that was scarey. i was an idiot because i was diflg alone. i had a little spear, but he

laughed at the spear. he was giggling at that spear. weighs not elm breasted. thank you very much. shark week on the discovery channel. glenn beck is next talking about sharks. is he gloating and we will tell you why. then the great american culture quiziziziziziz,iziz

bill: president obama and democratic lawmakers are holding town meetings across america as you may know. so far things are not going real well. >> and you want us to believe that a government that can't even run a cash for clunkers program is going to run 1/7 of our u.s. economy? no, sir. no. [chanting] read the bill. >> your the voice of the people. you're supposed to do what we want. not what you want.

[cheers and applause] >> we divide up the bill. we have to make judgments very fast. [why? why? why? [boos] bill: with us now to analyze the scourge, glenn beck the author of the big best seller "common sense." you are gloating about all of this, aren't you? >> no. bill: weren't you gloating on your program that the coming out to these town meetings are give them the what-for? >> no. i'm happy about them giving them the what for. i really truly believe we are in the most dangerous time that i have personally witnessed in my country's history. i don't remember the 1960's civil rights because i was, you know, 4. but i think we are in a very dangerous period of our country. bill: does that mean you bought another bunker? >> no, no. one. bill: one big one is enough.

>> one big one is enough. bill: i take my crews from you. >> you should have one. >> i'm digging it now. bill: you believe we are in the most dangerous time in your lifetime in america? >> because, yeah, we may be in the most precarious situation in our republic's history. i think we are headed for real trouble. because if you see these people, they are being labeled extremist, right wing zealots, astroturf. do you hear what they are saying? they are saying read the bill. they are north saying hey, you know, absolutely no on everything you want. they are saying read the bill. slow down. arlen specter says we have to make these decisions quickly. for what purpose? bill: they don't have to. >> of course not. bill: and the polls show that americans have turned against the national health care situation. >> yeah, except today, i believe it was the white house just issued a statement that said that most americans are for it.

bill: dick durbin is dick durbin. bill: the polls are the polls and most americans show that most americans have turned against it. that's why it's not going to pass in its present form. >> i disagree with you. bill: you think it is going to pass. >> i do not. in its present form. >> in any form, these people, bill, i know this is hard for people to understand because you want to believe the best in our government. i always have. and i have great hope for america because i believe in the american people. but our government, both parties, have disconnected themselves from the american people. and i don't believe -- i really truly. bill: not a republican on earth going to vote for anything near what obama wants. >> doesn't matter at this point. the republicans so dishonored themselves in everything they stood for. bill: blue dogs. they would hole it up because the anger of the people is growing. i disagree with you but we will see what happens.

>> i hope you are right. bill clinton goes to north -- north . he has to go to dinner with that toad. >> congratulations for getting them released. it's good. bill: even though it's t. was obvious that this kim jong il, accent on the isle used this as propaganda mechanism. >> i'm really torn on this because everybody knows what the deal is kim jong il. if it takes a president going over there and saying here is my photo with you. and you will notice that -- i watched him closely. never did he do anything he wasn't smiling. he didn't look like he was enjoying himself. bill: hard to believe you wouldn't enjoy yourself with kim jong il. i think it's good. it's curious to me. bill: do you have any respect for bill clinton? >> yeah. bill: do you? >> yeah, i do. i think that bill clinton was a try an do you go triangletor.

he was the ultimate politician. bill: he wasn't much like president obama, in your eyes? >> no. bill: what's the difference? >> i think president obama is -- i can't put my finger on it with president obama yet. i don't believe -- i don't believe he is telling us the truth. bill: you think he has a hidden socialistic agenda. >> it's not hidden anymore. bill: you think it's a hard core socialist? >> i celebrated his birthday on my show today. which by the way i brought you cake. it's great. we have eaten some of it. bill: it's red. >> it has the yellow star on it it's only because it was paid for by china like everything else in this country. the thing with barack obama that puzzles me is he -- i believe he is telling us the truth when he says "i'm going to transform america." i think when you look at who he has put in as his czars,

communists, actual communists. people who say i want sterileants in the drinking water. we should kill a child up until 2 because they haven't been socialized yet just like peter zinger. bill: that's the princeton guy. >> peter zinger. when you have these people who are not in the mainstream by any stretch of the imagination. they are on the lunatic fringe. they are putting them -- he is putting them in these czar roles. america has to ask themselves this question. it's possible. president obama has a bunch of crazy people from his past that is he just putting in these roles because is he all out of ambassadorships to zimbabwe, make him a czar or is he putting idealogues that are so far out of the mainstream, spooky people that have power. do they have power? bill: i have been watching them. none of them have power at this

juncture. let me go back to clinton. >> and this is fair. then you would say that these are just crazy friends of his, drinking buddies he just wants to get them out of his office. bill: i don't know what they're. i know they have no direct influence over anything at this point. now, clinton. >> i'm going to bring some stuff to you. bill: that's why you are on. at this point we don't see that we don't have that ok? now, clinton moderate democrat? liberal democrat? >> i think he is. because is he a surveil revivalist. the country -- bill: in your opinion, he didn't pose a threat to america. >> no. i think he made some mistakes that were critical but everybody makes mistakes. bill: he didn't pose a threat but obama does pose a threat in your opinion? you just said that this is the worst time in the republic. >> he must -- i can't pin all of that on barack obama. i do pin some of that on george w. bush and the republicans. when i had a real -- my first time ever when somebody tells me they are going to protect our

country and they care about security. and then they don't do anything about our southern border. bill: it was a wakeup call. >> what was that. you are in bed with corporate cronies. bill: that was bad. no doubt. >> so that caused problems. that was the beginning of it bush did the bailouts. he started out with the tarp funds. bill: he had to. >> he starts with the tarp. now obama is just taking us light speed. so i don't see this as just obama math. i see this as a political culture that is toxic to the republicans. bill: well, the folks certainly are getting involved. they watch your this program and your program in record numbers. glenn beck, everybody. if you would like to spend a moment with him in the bunker go, to bill o'reilly.com. >> anybody sounds like bill o'reilly definitely. bill: culture quiz tonight featuring some far left loons. believe me, you are going to like this one as the factor continues all across the u.s.a.

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bill: great american culture quiz the left wing loon edition. steve doocy playing for earl of

florida. and martha maccallum playing. if you would like to get in on the action sign up on bill o'reilly.com. question number one in 1973 marlon brando won best ache for for the godfather. >> you don't offer friendship. you don't even think to call my me godfather. instead, you come into my house on a day my daughter is to be married and you ask me to be murder money. >> ask you for justice. >> that is not justice. your daughter is still alive. bill: well, but mr. brando would not accept the oscar in person because he was protesting, what? bill: bad treatment for native americans is correct. do you remember who accepted the word for him? >> an indian.

steve: she was an actress. bill: indian. little feather something. steve: actress playing. bill: no. real native american, doocy. steve: we defer. bill: tied. number two, madonna broke out with a hit called holiday ♪ holiday. come on, put your hands together. ♪ celebrate ♪ and get up out of your seat ♪ holiday ♪ that goes for you to, grandma ♪ whoa, yeah ♪ we took the holiday ♪ took some time to celebrate. >> martha says she can do that move and we will see that in a moment. my question was madonna wearing her couch in that outfit? after that hit, thatmadonna stad in a movie remake that flopped big time. what was the name of the film?

bill: what was the bomb remake she starred in? wrong. swept away. shanghai surprise a bomb but not a remake. >> hard to differentiate the bombs. bill: give a little. >> let's see that. bill: oh, no. >> there isn't anything you can do on this show but dance. bill: you got to loosen the shoulders up there. >> that's better. bill: still grotesque but better. >> still grotesque? dancing between bill o'reilly and steve doocy. bill: something weird about it. >> just wonder why i can't get it. bill: quit while you are behind. question number three, al franken, our pal, starred in atomic bomb called stewart saves his family. >> have you had enough time to look at the menu? >> i have had enough time to memorize the menu. >> i'm sorry, i'm having a personal crisis. can i take your order? >> the mixed baby field grains. >> local vin get.

>> creamy we have caesar. >> on the side? >> on the salad. thank you. >> i would like another double scotch. >> no. bill: then they voted for him for the senate. all right. now, after that bomb, franken went to harvard where he attempted to embarrass what politician? at harvard he attempted to embarrass what politician? cards up, please. bill: both wrong, again. john ashcroft the attorney general, he wrote him a bogus letter. tried to get him to answer it that was to harvard shame. by the way. i'm serious about that all right. you both have two wrong and one right. it is a tie but a pathetic tie. all right. here is question number four. our pal jane fonda who loves me dearly recently played an obnoxious mother-in-law. >> don't you touch me you two bit tramp. >> oh. >> oh my god, viola i'm so sorry

i didn't mean. >> you don't slap somebody and then apologize. get some backbone. es. >> this is crazy. >> how about giving peace a chance. >> how many times has ms. fonda been married? cards up, please. correct. three marriages. do you know who they were? >> tom hayden, roger, ted turner. bill: excellent. very good. still a tie with one question to go. >> can we forget about the dancing now? bill: no. steve: it's on youtube already. bill: finally sean penn made his name playing a stoner. >> good morning. >> what's the reason for your truancy? >> just couldn't make it on time. >> you mean you couldn't or you wouldn't? >> it was like a full crowd

scene at the food line. >> food will be eaten on your time. why routinously late for this class,? >> i don't know. bill: that about sums it up. in real life penn was married to madonna. the marriage lasted how many years? bill: wrong, wrong. three. b. b, b. bill: you are both so pathetic particularly in the dancing area. i'm going to award the prizes to both people didn't have to sit through that so earl and pam hager both win all the prizes. >> yeah, pam. bill: there they are. quiz kids on deck. pinheads and

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especially after they use drugs. no, i am only kidding, tom. but amsterdam is being run by organized crime, and nobody disputes that. -- being run over by organized crime.

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