we are closing down shop. we will see you all again tomorrow. do not forget, gretawire.com. bill o'reilly is at the top of the hour. we will see you tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. eastern. >> for all the scare tactics out there, what is truly scary, what is truly risky is if we do nothing. bill: president obama continues to try to persuade you that his health care vision is worthy. but the president's town meeting was mild compared to what senator arlen specter got. >> you want to be led out of here you? are welcome to go. >> one day god's going to stand before you and he is going to judge you. [ applause ] >> and the rest of your damn cronies up on the hill. >> we will have full coverage. [explosion] bill: factor investigation. did an american company provide technology to iran that killed american military people? we will tell you what we know. >> you asked my opinion. i will tell you my opinion. i'm not going to be channelling my husband.

bill: body language takes a look at a miffed hillary clinton and president obama under pressure. >> i want to clear the air here. bill: caution, you where 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. the talking points memo which is also a factor investigation will be in our next segment. the subject, an fbi investigation into whether an american company provided deadly technology to iran, that has killed thousands of american military people. best of your recollection first, the lead story tonight. president obama taking his health care message to new hampshire. in front of a friendly crowd in portsmouth, the president went on the offensive. >> the way politics works sometimes is that people who want to keep things the way they are will try to scare the heck out of folks and they will create boogie men out there that

just aren't real. every time we come close to passing health insurance reform, the special interest fight back with everything they have got. they use their inference. they use their political allies to scare and mislead the american people. they start running ads, this is what they always do. bill: things were not as calm for senator arlen specter who appeared in lebanon, pennsylvania in front of largely hostile crowd. >> you want to be -- you want to be led -- you want to be led out of here? you are welcome to go. now, wait a minute, now, wait a minute, now, wait a minute. now, wait a minute. wait a minute, wait a minute. wait a minute. wait a minute, wait a minute. wait a minute. you want to leave? leave. >> i am going to speak my mind before i leave because your people told me i could. i called your office and i was told i could have the mike to

speak. and then i was lied to because i came prepared to speak. and, instead, you wouldn't let anybody speak. bill: very intense. we will show you more video from the specter town hall meeting in the body language segment coming up. joining us now from washington, fox news analyst karl rove. let's take president obama first. i thought he was better today in getting his message out in new hampshire. it was a friendly crowd. they stacked it, i think, you know, to make sure that there was no disrespect. now, president obama submits that the insurance companies have rigged the healthcare system. and that the only way they can unrig it is the government to put out standards to help the insurance companies must follow and create a parallel universe where the government would offer health insurance to drive down the price. that's basically what this is all about. you say to that, what? >> well, look. we don't need a government insurance company to compete

with 1300 private insurance companies in order to guarantee competition. you know, that logic would say that on the other essentials in life, automobiles, we need a government automobile company. we need a government food company. we need a government clothing company. also that we can have competition. we don't need that look, he, himself, made this point today. fedex and u.p.s., he said are doing well. it's the post office that's in trouble. guess what, the post office is the government-run entity. so i -- you know, i thought he did better today, bill, but i have got to tell you it, sounded like a campaign, not a president. somebody ought to go through and line by line look at the misstatements that he made. i have been reading the transcript of it from this afternoon. for example he says the aarp is aboard and endorsed our plan. the aarp issued a statement yesterday saying no. bill: they were on our show last night and they said they didn't. that was a misstatement. rather than snipe at obama's misstatements. let's take what's very important to all the american people right now.

you have got a situation whereby you can't buy from the 1300 insurance companies that you mention. you can't. because each state regulates which insurance company can be in a state. >> absolutely. bill: first thing that has to happen is, you have got to take that rule away. all the insurance companies that deal with health care can compete in every state. that's number one. >> absolutely. congressman john shad dick of arizona has been implementing this for a long time. can you buy your insurance from any place. bill: from a lizard. >> lizard in bethesda, maryland. we could doo not allow people to buy health insurance across state lines. the 20-year-old guy in pennsylvania pays 1/3 of the cost of good night living in new york city. higher in new jersey than connecticut. higher than in north dakota than south dakota. that's nuts. a national market would insure more competition, lower prices, better product. bill: then there are the insurance companies that hose people. i have been hosed myself because

i buy my own insurance. ok? i think the government has to regulate those kinds of things. do you disagree with that? >> i don't. but we have got to be careful about it, how much regulation we have. i'm particularly concerned. i don't have a good answer for, this but the idea of preexisting conditions. of requiring companies to accept preexisting conditions. i worry about this a little bit from both perspectives. bill: here is what i would do. i wouldn't liar private companies to insure anybody u because that's not capitalism. i would set up a government health insurance agency that would do that. see, you can set it up whereby if you want, if you have a preexisting condition, the government should help you out a little bit, ok? that's where the government can go. so, anyway. >> go ahead. they there are ways to get about it. bill: there are ways to solve it? >> ways to solve it. short of taking the whole testimony system and turning it upside down and making a large amount of people dependent on.

bill: if i could get barack obama in here with you i think the three of us could come up with a health care plan that would pass and sail right through. >> i'm not sure. a big component has got to be tort reform. medical liability reform to keep lawsuits out of the system. bill: not going to happen. >> he has not been willing to step up to the line. bill: here is the mistake you are making. with you and me sitting with him, we would persuade him. >> it's up to you. not me. bill: you made headlines again today. karl rove made headlines. this is the associated press. former white house political advisor karl rove was deeply involved in the firing of a u.s. attorney in mexico according to white house emails and transcripts of closed door testimony released today. and you say, what? >> anybody can go to rove.com and read the testimony and that's not what it says. bill: so the a.p. lied? >> a.p. has not read the document. document. they have got to go read the transcript of my interview. what i said was. this i passed on to the white house council's office to pass

on to the justice department complaints about the performance of the u.s. attorney in new mexico that he failed to go after acorn in clear cases of vote fraud. he bungled a high profile corruption prosecution by interfering with the career prosecutors. and he was treating an indictment of people in a courthouse corruption case very politically by refusing to indict them when the case was ready but waiting for nine months, 12 months, 14 months until after an election. these were charges that were made about him. allegations. i was not in a position to find out whether or not they were accurate. that was up to the justice department. but i had an obligation to pass those on through the appropriate channels. bill: all i did was pass them along. >> absolutely. bill: give the web site again so they can see for themselves. >> rove.com. go and look at my statement on the issue and look at my my entire interview. bill: compare it to the associated press report. mr. rove, thank you very much. we will try to get that meeting with the president together. >> i would be pleased to have

that. i will be there. bill: we would like to you vote in our bill o'reilly.com poll which make a prediction will the health care bill be passed this year? yes or no. factor investigation, thousands of u.s. military people have been killed by roadside bombs in iraq and afghanistan. thought fbi is looking into whether technology from an american company ignited those bombs. and, later, glenn beck says the g.e. corporation is the new gecko vo: geico's the third-largest car insurance company in the nation. but, it's not like we're kicking back, now, havin' a cuppa tea. gecko vo: takes lots of sweat to become that big. gecko vo: 'course, geckos don't literally sweat... it's just not our thing... gecko vo: ...but i do work hard, mind you. gecko vo: first rule of "hard work equals success." gecko vo: that's why geico is consistently rated excellent or better in terms of financial strength. gecko vo: second rule: "don't steal a coworker's egg salad, 'specially if it's marked "the gecko." come on people.

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bill: factor investigation. is american technology killing our people in iraq and afghanistan? that is also the subject of this evening's talking points memo. roadside bombs known as ied's are the most dead lid weapons the terrorists have on the battlefield. in iraq, more than 2,000 americans have been killed by ied's. more than 21,000 injured, many maimed for life. in afghanistan, 252 have been killed by roadside bombs. more than 1600 wounded. it is heart-breaking to visit soldiers and marines rehabing their injuries, brave outcome americans struggling to put their bodies and lives back together. this is the price of protecting americans from those who would harm us. this is the result of terrorists who use technology to kill and maim. now, sources tell the factor there is a federal investigation underway to find out if any american company has sold

components for roadside bombs to nefarious people. in may of 2000 will and again in october of 2008 unexploded roadside bombs in iraq and handed them offer to the fbi bureau in baghdad. the fbi then discovered that radio frequency modules inside the bombs were part of a shipment made by a u.s. company to corezing a company -- bombs designed to penetrate armor containing frequency modules which can be used to explode the bombs by remote control. according to authorities, these modules are still being used today to kill americans. the fbi will not comment. and the factor believes the investigation may be classified because information is very, very hard to come by. the former chairman of max stream brad walters told the factor the modules are excellent bomb material and his company

illegally sold more than a million of them to other companies for a variety of uses. the factor has been told but cannot confirm that the general electric corporation is under suspicion in the case. you may recall, that g.e. ceo jeffrey immelt denied doing business with iran to factor producer jesse waters but a few weeks later admitted doing dealings with the mullahs to michael eyesner on a cnbc program. at first immelt did not tell the truth. g.e.'s official position is that it stopped taking orders from iran in 2005 but any american company could ship stuff to a middle man like corezing international. today factor sent a list of questions to g.e. asking if the company does or did business with corezing international and gary sheriff said we do no business with corezing international and have never done so.

unquote. the factor is not accusing anyone of anything. but we are just reporting what we believe is true. but if any american company did send material to corezing a major iranian partner they must be investigated. now with some analysis bill ail dailey former fbi investigator who looked into a number of terror bombings. this is a very tough thing to crack. we don't know if it's classified or not but the odds are it is, an investigation like. this an investigation like, this bill, would be classified. before we start into discussion, let me say the fbi is doing a fantastic job. exemplary job over in iran. i mean. bill: in iraq. not many people know there is a big fbi bureau in the green zone in baghdad? >> the fbi has an office in the u.s. embassy. and they have conducted investigations. the past four or five years now. extense extensive investigations into things such as roadside

bombings, gathering intelligence from people suspected of being involved in terrorist operations. bill: let's stay on the roadside bombs now. the information that the factor has obtained is so precise. you saw it they broke it down. and the fbi believes an american company sent this to corezing and corezing sent it to iran and the quds force put it into bombs and sent it to iraq. that's the pipeline. that makes perfect sense, does it not? >> it certainly makes sense. the thing is the fbi what they dual is start investigating the trail. what they will start doing is looking at where these components were made and backtracking them to who provided them. bill: we already know. >> they will find out where and perhaps by serial numbers be able to determine when they were made and how they were shipped and are they part of shipments that have gone over to the middle east. bill: now, when the fbi wraps up the investigation. it may have been completed. weave know the trail. we know what the fbi believes, we know what the modules were and who made them.

what we don't know is if an american company got ahold of these things and sent them to corezinc. we don't know. we assume the fbi knows. they will present the evidence to the attorney general of the united states, correct? >> what they will do -- they will look for -- if there is a violation of u.s. law. they will bring it to the u.s. attorney's office. whatever the jurisdiction. bill: i think the jurkz is in florida right now. >> they will bring it to the u.s. attorney. and the u.s. attorney will make a decision whether or not u.s. law was violated and what jurisdiction they have. bill: the final go has to be from eric holder, the attorney general, right? on something like. this on something like, this as sensitive as it is and as far reaching as it is, it will have to go up to the attorney general. bill: but here is my concern, mr. daily. because it's classified, if they decide not to prosecute the american corporation, we're never going to know. >> well, that's the issue here, bill, wul of a these terrorists, investigations and court proceedings. if the government decides not to. bill: not to do it?

>> not to prosecute because they are concerned they may release source and methods for whatever reason is that they may not bring it to court. same thing like these terrorists held in guantanamoguantanamo. bill: we would never know. we would never know if they declined to prosecute. never know what happened. >> that's correct. because it is a confidential, classified investigation and it will be brought up and be behind closed doors. bill: we are going to stay on the story, mr. daily. we appreciate it investment thanks for coming. in directly ahead to florida, two educators criminally charged with praying in school. is it legal on the case. later, republican congressman tells an office not to watch glenn beck. whoa, beck will reply coming up.

bill: educators in florida have been criminally charged with praying. here now, attorney and fox news analyst lis wiehl author of the big best seller face of betrayal. attorney and fox news anchor megyn kelly. all right. florida, they are praying, now they are charged with what? >> yeah, well now is he facing criminal contempt charges. >> contempt, two guys, right? the principle pal and the somebody who works at the school. they offered a prayer before the they would not be facing criminal contempt charges for this but they entered into a consent decree agreeing that there would be no more praying of this type at this school and prior to that consent decree. the aclu had them dead to rights when they filed this lawsuit. praying was rampant. it's a public school. bill: where is it? >> down in florida. >> santa rosa county.

bill: i don't know where that's is. up in the panhandle some place? >> ok, so the aclu threatened. >> bill: these guys violate the court order or the agreement. >> they try to avoid the lawsuit by entering into. >> they say they won't pray and then they parade. bill: then they prayed for livening for forgiveness. >> that's a problem. do you know what the problem is. >> here is the problem. >> the principal wasn't apologetic. he did it nine days after the order came out. >> i don't want in america people to be prosecuted for praying. >> that particular piece take up with the judge. the aclu didn't ask for criminal charges. bill: suspend them or something. come on go, to jail for praying? >> the judge is mad. >> the judge is really mad. i read the order. >> probably an atheist though. >> this is punitive. it wasn't even a prayer, guys. it was a blessing at a lunch. >> are you telling me you want a guy to be prosecuted for

praying? is that what you want? take care of it civilly. suspend the guy. >> don't even do that reprimand him. the legalese was tough there. you didn't know for sure that you were violating it. bill: calm down down there in florida. don't prosecute for praying. another florida story. here is a woman, young woman 26 years old, gets married and hates her husband and wants to kill him. roll the tape on this because we have got to see the tape. now, the o- ---apparently she hired some hit man and then the cops tell her that the husband is dead but he isn't. because the hit man was a cop. take it away, wiehl. >> i love this case. this is a classic murder for hire case. six months married to this guy. she goes to somebody that she thinks is going to help her find a hit man. the guy goes along with her for a little bit. she gives him money for a gun. she gives him a picture of the husband. she gives the husband's schedule. the guy goes along and says i'm going to report this to the cops. he goes to the cops who have

this quote unquote hit man meet at the gas station where i will be really happy when you kill him. >> i'm 6,000% sure i want him gone. >> tell him the guy is dead and then she does this fake thing. isn't this entrapment, kelly? >> no. she reached out to them. it's not like they set it all up. bill: so some snitch and i don't use that word -- but somebody informed on her that she wanted to kill her husband. the cops then set up a sting, phony hit man was really a cop. she enters in a bargain with him. why do they have to do this. >> i was puzzled by this, too. you don't normally see them set up a fake scheme. i think they just wanted to see what her reaction would be, thinking it would give them. bill: that gives a defense attorney all kinds of stuff. >> i'm with you on that, o'reilly. i think they didn't need it. it just gave fodder for the defense lawyers. bill: the defense lawyer could say this was all contrived. >> except there were no tears coming out of her. the police said in the police

report no tears. bill: you believe in the -- i'm telling you that was a mistake. i don't think so. i think any juror on that jury is going to say look at that woman. she had this all set up. she was at the gym. get her hair after this was done. >> they didn't need it? >> they didn't need it. >> they could have stopped right when i have done murder for hires. i have stopped -- that sounded weird. i stopped it right there. bill: i'm going to watch this case, i bet you there is somalout from that unnecessary deal there. ok. kelly, on the kelly file on thursday. we did the north dakota mother drunk, breast feeding her baby. six months. 18 months. actually served and then the rest is suspended and she has to be on house arrest. they are allowing her to spend part of in a treatment program which she has to go to on august 31st. not a moment too son. turns out the day she returned home from initial jail stint she got arrested again. and for being intoxicated.

so,. bill: child is in the state custody. >> they took it away. >> breast feeding because the baby can ingest alcohol that way. >> holding the baby upside down by the ankle when the cops came to the door. >> didn't michael jackson do that? he didn't d. something. >> he was in germany. >> so she got what she deserved. >> yeah, she did. >> i'm so glad you came around. i got credit on this one. talked about six months and you said i was too harsh on her. >> what? i didn't say you were too hard on the breast feeding mother. no i did not. roll the tape. i will let the tape speak for itself. >> i'm frightened, ladies and gentlemen. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. teed off hillary clinton, defense of president obama and some angry americans, also, glenn beck angry at glen electric. find out what the felony man has to stay on that stuj and ahí

bill: body language tonight. three interesting situations. we begin with president obama at a town hall health meeting earlier today. >> can i just say this is another example of how the media ends up just completely distorting what's taken place? what we have said is that if somebody has -- if you get an email from somebody that says, for example, obama care is creating a death panel, forward us the email and we will answer

the question that's raised in the email. suddenly, on some of these news outlets this is being portrayed as obama collecting an enemy's list. [ laughter ] now, come on, guys. bill: here now our body language expert tonya reiman. i'm most interested here in the hand gestures and he switches the microphone and all of that what did you learn. >> one of the things i picked up on was this deferential pullback that he did. give me a break. he pulls his arm all the way back. he does that twice during this segment. that's unusual. but, other than that, i saw some concealed agitation when is he talking about the emails going around. you could see across his lips. and then he did his signature gesture which is the thumb pressed down in the hand to keep his anchoring. anchoring into his points. bill: ok. when you pull your hand back as you pointed out, that is trying to engender sympathy. >> it's like i don't want trouble. look, i don't want any confrontation here. so he pulls his arm all the way back, almost past his body.

bill: if he doesn't want confrontation, why is he going after the media? if you don't want confrontation, you just ignore it. >> you know, on a conscience level you have to face this. but on an unconscious level it hits hard. bill: ok. so, basically, he is saying, look, it's all unfair. give me a break. >> yes. especially when you see the concealed anger. bill: all right. now, this anger is not concealed. shear protester at the specter health care meeting today. go. >> you have awakened the sleeping giant. we are tired of this. this is why everybody in this room is so ticked off. i don't want this country turning into russia, turning into a socialized country. my question. [ applause ] >> what are you going to do to restore this country back to what our founders created according to the constitution?

that's -- [cheers and applause] bill: ok. sincere? >> oh, sure. what was interesting is there was a blend of like happiness and doubt and you will see that in the first probably 10 seconds, and what happens is she gets empowered by the group. like. bill: sure. the group is on her side. watch the eyebrows now. when she goes. in eyebrows pulls up. bill: getting more confident because because the crew is with her there are accusations that this was all contrived. >> no hear her voice and handshaking. this woman in particular was truly agitated. bill: that is a very important part of this whole debate. the other side is trying to say these people are plants. they are zealots. they come in here and they are rehearsed. >> she wasn't. bill: looked very nervous. >> you can see when that look crosses her face that she is so doubtful of what she is about to say next. she accident know how the crowd is about to react. they give her applause.

she moves forward. bill: looks like something out of madam tuesday so he's. looks like a wax person. >> shoulders hunch up. high brows go up. bill: he is turning. slowly he turns. >> you know what's interesting about that is we typically angle away from people who are trying to confront us. bill: look at her. she is still yelling at him. >> open mouth snarl. bill: here is somebody who is agitated as well secretary of state clinton. >> wait, you want me to tell what you my husband thinks? my husband is not the secretary of state. i am. [inaudible] so you ask my opinion, i will tell you my opinion. i'm not going to be channelling my husband. bill: woo. now, first of all, let's take the lean back position in the chair. you don't offensive see -- often see that. somebody asked the question actually it was mistranslated we are more interested in her body

language saying what? >> here, there is clear frustration is the first thing i see. as she is pointing to herself. it turns into aggressive anger like she gets really frustrated. moves, in leans forward, and then does that hand gesture which is, you know, kind in indifference. what do you think? what's that? she waves it away. she was truly agitated here. bill: ok. now, the finger pointing deal. whoa, there is the double. there is the double. >> you notice she gave you a palms up double, which is interesting. there is blend here. can you tell even with the fidgeting, this isn't something she typically does. doesn't typically have that expression on her face. bill: she looks genuinely teed off. tonya reiman everybody. thank you. >> thank you. bipartisanship. bill: glenn beck on why g.e. is hurting the nation. beckster will reply to republican congressman who says don't watch him. ♪

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bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly. at your beck and call segment tonight, as rereported earlier the general electric corporation was one of the last companies to crease to do business with iran and contracts after supported president obama. that's not all. fox news commentator glenn beck is hard on g.e.'s case. >> the securities and exchange commission alleged that g.e.

used improper accounting methods to boost reported earnings and avoid disclosing. wow, that sounds like enron, doesn't it? bad news the sec said, quote, g.e. has been bending the accounting rules beyond the breaking point. bending the accounting rules beyond the -- wouldn't that be technily breaking the rules. bill: they did. they had to pay 50 million in fines. here now the master of rhetorical disaster. i love that. glenn beck, the offer author of the big number one best seller seller"common sense." there is no concrete for anybody who watches your program and my program we have no use for general electric. we think they are a evil empire. wait a minute, do you really? bill: you know, i don't like what they do. i don't like how they handle themselves. i don't like nbc news. i don't like any of that i may be overstating it. >> they may not be evil? bill: as evil as i think they are. >> i love, this america.

you have got two pretty smart people sitting here having a discussion whether a company is evil. i think there is a good chance. bill: they are polluters. they have distorted their news agency to be -- promote. >> propaganda is all it is. bill: pay 50 million in fines for cooking the books. a whole bunch of other things in play. i mean, you tell me. >> america doesn't understand either that they have become a banking entity. did you know that. bill: sure. finance arm. >> a banking entity which wal-mart tried to do for five years. g.e., obama gets. in g.e. tries it for three days and they become a banking entity. which means we are -- we have almost created another freddie and fannie to where we are on the hook for g.e. capital. >> they got low cost loans but g.e. capital had been in business for a while. >> no, no, no. bill: gone under like the others. >> they weren't a banking entity. what changed is they became part of the government. see, the difference between

enron and g.e., enron had that arrogance and that really hacked off the government and the government came after them. bill: went after them. >> right. but this time the arrogance of the government along with the arrogance of g.e., who is going to go after them. bill: do you believe that there is payback now for the help that nbc gave barack obama? do you believe the administration. >> absolutely. i don't think there is any -- ok i will do this, and do you that i don't think that's happening. i think it's an understanding of friends. i think it's people who are saying hey, look. i think this is why nbc went hard before barack obama on green week. remember, that's universal. so that's all your movies. that's all your tv shows. and they have green week on all of their networks and talking about green. that only helps them cellulite bulbs. it helps them sell wind technology. bill: but they want cap and trade contracts. >> they want cap and trade. absolutely. i think they bet the entire -- i think they pushed everything to the center of the table and said go with barack obama because if we help him, he will help us. bill: ok.

now, a republican congressman, let me get the guy's name, you are laughing at him already. bob edge -- e. in gliss from south carolina was asked about you and here is what he said. >> the suggestion watch glenn beck. here is what i would suggest. turn that television off when he comes on. [audience booing] let me tell you why. let me tell you why. do you want to know why? because he's trading on fear. do you know what? here's what i think. i think if you trade on fear, what you're doing is you're not leading. you're just following fearful people. bill: he has your number, doesn't he? >> oh yeah, he does. >> i have not been in a situation, bill, you know, we talk off the air. you know the things, i mean, time the threats. the last thing i want to do is

be the fear monger. i say what i believe that's what i do. i believe bad things are coming our way unless we wake up and look at it. is it fearful to say wait a minute, america, you are on the hook for a lot of g.e. capital here. if they are in bed and they are a propaganda machine, gee, do you think anything bad might happen with that? yeah. is that trading on fear? or is that just telling the american people the straight truth as i understand it? bill: i think i'm straightforward, don't you agree. >> telling the truth i watch them and hethey hack me off and other times i cheer for them. you hack me off. bill: i'm not a fear monger like you. that's the difference. >> see, this is one of the times where he is hacking me off. i'm not a fear monger. look, you know what i did a show tonight that was on -- barack obama said you want to know my

policies then you have to look at the people i surround myself with. i said let's look at health care. who is he surrounding himself with. czars, people that want sterile atlantis in drinking water. population control, forced abortions, take babies away from unfit patience. a sliding scale where a 2-year-old is not worth as much as a 15-year-old and an 85-year-old, you got to have 14, 85-year-olds to equal one teenager. now, is that trading in fear or is that say, let's look at what they have secretary of defense on record. and then play it out and say, what am i supposed to do with that information? ignore it? bill: is he a conservative republican. how did he get the wrong -- he said that he has only listened to me a couple of times but every time he is trading in fear. i have only seen him a couple of times on my show and then yours. i want to know why this guy built his whole career on destroying me. bill: i don't know. i think he needs to man up a little bit. you know what i mean? >> what? bill: he needs to man up a little bit. get a little more courageous out

there. come on and maybe watch that ted nugent. bill: glenn beck, everybody. don't be frightened. coming right back with inside story. a farrah fawcett wants very painful last days. and then evidence the obama administration is now picking on fox news. is that possible upcoming. it'st most for headaches. for arthritis pain... in your hands... knees... and back. for little bodies with fevers.. and big bodies on high blood pressure medicine. tylenol works with your body... in a way other pain relievers don't... so you feel better... knowing doctors recommend tylenol... more than any other brand of pain reliever.

bill: as you know farrah faucet died. her last days were difficult. joining us now is a close friend alana stewart my journey with farrah. there has been so much written about her tabloid press all over the full-time days and stuff

like that what in your book you can tell us that we don't already know? >> well, i think, first of all, she was a very down home person. she was a texas gal and i'm from texas. i think that's why we bonded in the first place. but, she was very like average. i mean, she liked staying at home. christmas eve we stayed home and cooked pecan. pecanpecan pie pies? bill: she wasn't glamorous. >> she had that image. when her son was little she stayed home and she cooked dinner for him every night and did his homework. we went to texas a couple years ago after she was diagnosed with cancer and we took a drive. it was her dad's 92nd birthday -- 90th birthday. he is 92 now. jim faucet. we drove to houston and we stopped at little cafes along the way and ate chicken and dumb plings. bill: people know her? >> young girls would come up to

here. waitresses and they would say you know, you look like that girl from charlie's angels. bill: you know what i never got, because i think miss few -- faucet, had a sad life. hooked up with ryan o'neil. substance abuse. son another substance abuser. stays in this situation for a long time. and i really never understood that. >> maybe you have the wrong impression about that you know, she and ryan were together over 30 years. they had a very volatile relationship but they loved each other. they were really there for each other during the tough times. bill: what about all the drugs and the alcohol and the arrests and -- >> i think a lot of that is blown out of proportion. i mean, yes, her son, he is in rehab or rehab jail right now, redman. but, you know, my son has had drug problems, too. bill: what i'm not getting though is that she seemed to be pretty straight. >> she is so down to earth. bill: she wasn't a drug user,

was she. >> she was a very down to earth, very health conscience person and last person in the world you would expect to get cancer. >> she stayed with o'neal and in these relationships because of love, you are saying? >> well, you are talking about in the relationship with ryan, i think they really loved each other. bill: even though is he a self-destructive character because i think he. >> well, you know, that and some people may think he is. i know a different side of him. i know a man who really loved her very much and was with her during the last months and last years and really, really cared for her. bill: some people have accused you of exploiting the relationship. you know about that i think that's unfair. if you have knew her. >> thank you. bill: you are a friend and want to write a book and set the record straight that seems to be a compliment to your friend. i would do the same thing. >> first of all, they were my diaries when we were together especially the two years when we were in germany. it was actually her idea for me to write the book i gave her

this book in german. she said you should write a book. it's not like i rushed out and wrote a book. the diaries were there. i wanted to do something that was a tribute not only to her courage but to further her message. she did a lot. she started a foundation. when she got cancer. she decided that she was going to do something to help other people, which is why in the end she did the documentary. because she. bill: give hope to cancer survivors and got to fight and all of that. >> exactly. she started a foundation for cancer research. and so she walked her talk, you know. and the more i can help keep her memory and her legacy alive, i'm really happy to. i will say one thing, anybody who knows me well and knows her well, they know why i was with her and why i did what i did. i did it for the right reasons because she was like my sister and i loved her with all my heart. bill: miss stewart thank you for coming in here. >> thank you so much.

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bill: time now for pinheads and patriots. ted kennedy's sister eunice died in massachusetts today. she was 88 years old. eunice kennedy shriver was the driving force behind the special olympics which has provided strength and opportunity to tens of thousands of physically and mentally challenged americans.

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