if she did not have thethat is " i will see you tomorrow. thank you for having us in your home. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- mike: "the o'reilly factor," is on. >> we want to make sure he is not welcome back. mike: the president is left with egg in his face. he was given a hero's welcome. we will have analysis of this outrageous situation. >> millions of people of faith are supporting health insurance reform. >> members of congress, will you? >mike: summer trying to sell obama care on a religious basis. >> there are people in life who i think our karma compromises.

mike: dennis miller for some tough talk on nancy pelosi. >> we will start setting out people's first amendment rights. mike: caution, you are about to enter the "no spin zone." "the o'reilly factor," starts right now. hello, i'm mike huckabee reporting for bill o'reilly. the convicted terrorist is the subject of the "talking points memo." here are images of people cheering the return of a murderer. he killed people over lockerbie

, scott lynde. the politicians an-- lockerbie, scotland. the politicians to believe that it is good to have a chat with these kind of people need to wake up, grow up and stand up. let's be clear, a person who will strap a suicide bomb to his own child's chest will be more than willing to kill your child to make a political point. the world is not a safe place as long as terrorists are treated as though they are misguided souls. they have been wired and programmed to think unlike you and me. their acts are calculated, carefully planned and callous acts of cold blooded murder. they're convinced that their path to heaven is paved with the dead bodies of those who believe differently. most of us, regardless of our

ideology, believe that god is pleased when the value and protect life, not when we brutally and savagely destroyed. islamic jihadists represent the worst threat that the world has ever faced but their goals are not geographical boundaries, racial purity, or cultural dominance. they believe that their purpose is to take a last breath of the last person who does not share their dr.. not all muslims believe this abc any more than -- not on muslims believe in this lunacy any more than christians believe in the same thing is that the church from kansas does while they disrupt military funerals. the hero's welcome came hours after president obama said this. >> we are now in contact with the libyan government and we want to make sure that if in fact this transfer has taken

place, he is not welcome back in some way but instead should be under house arrest. mike: today, obama called the scene highly objectionable. the press secretary said this. >> we communicated with the libyan government. we continue to watch what they do in the days going forward about this individual. we understand that the video that you saw yesterday is tremendously offensive to the survivors that lost a loved one. >> what about the president? he is thumbing his nose at our present. >> we will watch how they respond. mick: we are joined by a representative from the heritage foundation and a democratic shortages. could he have done anything differently?

>> -- we have a democratic strategist. >> u.s. attorney general, seven u.s. senators, john mccain and senator lieberman, the president, they have all said the same thing which is that this man should not be released and if he is released, he should not be treated as he was. the message from the u.s. -- this is not a democratic or republican issue, the message from the u.s. to discuss governmenthe scottish government this man should not be released. it is regrettable that he was. -- the message that was to thisent to the scottish governmt is that this man should not be released.

mike: the president did not have any jurisdiction. what do you think about them allowing this terrorist to go free and then the audacity of libya welcoming him as though he was a rock star? >> this was a disgraceful decision by the scottish government. that is the scottish national party. this decision to release a brutal, mass murdering terrorists, has brought shame on the scottish government. they are a laughingstoca laughi. gordon brown and the british foreign secretary remain silent. they should have intervened. although the obama administration did strongly oppose the release, president

obama himself did not personally intervene ahead of the release. he should have been on the phone to the prime minister imploring against the release of al megrahi. that was disappointing on the side of the president. at this stage, it is important the u.s. sends a very clear signal to the libyans that this disgraceful welcoming ceremony for a brutal terrorist will have consequences. this is a big wake-up call for an administration that has a very dangerous strategy of engagement with terrorists. mike: he got on this plane wearing a white suit looking like he was ill and he gets off in a different suit. he looks like a wall street banker. robert, when i saw that -- i am sure that we all had the reaction, if you don't bring the

skype on a stretcher and he is shackled, he is not so sick that he should never have been let out of the prison. let me ask you to respond. was there anything else that the president could have done, should have done to try to preempt the release? >> i think the president and his press secretary, the secretary state, the attorney general has been very transparent about what they wanted to happen, what they have said publicly. they have been very clear, they have communicated through appropriate and perhaps they expressed inappropriate language through private diplomatic channels. those are private and confidential. i have to assume and snowing in my time in washington that that has taken place and has been very aggressive. it is unfortunate that it was not the president's decision because it would have been differently. >> i think it is important to

note that no one can blame president obama or secretary of state hillary clinton for the release. every american from the top to bottom is outraged. nile, what lesson have we learned? what should we do in the future that will prevent this kind of horrific scene from ever happening again? >> well, we have to be very wary of dealing with dictatorial regimes like libya. colonel khadafy maintains one of the most repressive societies on the face of the earth. he is not to be trusted. -- colonel you have to be wary f dealing with these individuals. you should be seen not to be appeasing. we should not have these kind of regimes that sponsor terrorism. mike: the white house

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mike: some discouraging new poll numbers for the health care. 50% of americans oppose, to 45%

support the plan for reform. the obama administration seems to be going for a hail mary by allowing some religious leaders to promote their health care agenda. >> special interests are spending millions to block health insurance reform. >> this will boost their profits. >> it is costing us. >> we pray but our premiums keep rising. >> our church is trying to help but it is not enough. >> the special interest are strong. >> god has given us the strength of action. >> millions of people arof face are reporting health care reform. mike: joining us is the pastor of the 19th street baptist church. we also have a conservative commentator. i like that public leaders talk

about faith and religion. that is a wonderful thing. why is it ok if someone a little bit to the left talks about his or her faith and that is fine and let someone on the right to it and they where religion on their sleeve. why is there a double standard? >> i agree that that double standard is not productive. in fact, if anything, it is important for all people of faith to engage in the public square and especially to step forward on issues that really emanate from a moral imperative such as the health care reform issue. i would agree with you that that is not productive or advantageous. i want people of all stripes, of all persuasions, of all particular ideologies or theology's to certainly let their voices be heard. >mike: letting your voice

be heard is a good thing but some say that this is a moral imperative issue to pass the democratic version of health care. >> isn't if barack obama is said that we should not cling to our religion? his arms are now open and he is clinging to religion. people who say there is a moral argument to do this or a moral obligation to do this, that doesn't mean that government can or should do this. i think that barack obama this week and perhaps the most overt moves got on call with a 1000 religious leaders and he started talking about scripture. he said that people who opposed his plan are bearing false witness. barack obama, why don't you take care of your own brother? invoking scripture to try to pass this bill is a discussing political move -- discusgusting

thing. they went to the moral imperative, then the economic imperative. then they went to the political imperative. now they're back on their knees. i think that people will see through it even though that added% believe in a higher power, they are very smart. -- even though 90% believe in a higher power, they are smart. mike: what do you think about this, is this desperation by the obama administration to get people to go to the pulpits to support the plan? >> in any major american city, a good number of the hospitals and health-care entities that exist in those cities emanate from religious institutions. this is a natural connection that people of face would have. the imperative of this issue is something very much --

mike: many of those are opposed to abortion and then when republicans tried to amend the bill to make sure that there is no portion in this bill, those attempts are suspended. why can't people hold a strong pro-life position? wouldn't a moral imperative include a pro-life position? >> i will tell you this, there's a consensus amongst all of us who are part of this effort that public funding for abortion should not be a part of this endeavor. i realize that what an incredibly volatile issue that is but the main focus that i want people to understand is that we are advocating for health-care reform that makes certain that people cannot be denied coverage because of pre- existing conditions. to make sure that there is portability, if i lose my job or transfer my job, i can keep my health insurance.

to make sure that small business owners are able to provide health-care insurance. mike: you would probably agree with those promises. >> absolutely. jesus did not stand out in front of pontus pilot's office with a sign that says, health care now. >> that's not correct. >> let's look at the number of uninsured that you're talking about. 18 million could buy health care on their own but choose not to. 43% of that number. they have access to it already. six-7 million are illegal immigrants. barack obama says his plan doesn't cover them. why doesn't he figured them into this number? in playing the got card, this is not wise, it reeks of

opportunism and it will not work. -- in plain the gogod card. >> 70% of those without health care coverage come from families where least one member is a full-time employed member of that family. i question the veracity of all those numbers that you are saying. let me just say something -- mike: we will have to leave it there. we will pray that we find a solution. obama compares his problems to jfk and fdr. we will give him a reality check. dennis miller will l l l l l hat most for headaches.

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mike: in the "personal story," segment, the president is comparing himself to fdr and jfk. >> fdr was called a socialist when he passed social security, jfk and lyndon johnson, they were both accused of a government takeover of health care when they passed medicare. this is the process that we go through because understandably, the american people are suspicious of government until the government does something that helps them and then they don't want anyone messing with that. mike: joining us is douglas brinkley, a presidential historian. doctor, thank you for joining

us. let me ask you, a big mistake on the part of the president to invoke the memories of fdr and jfk? >> well, it is never a mistake for a democratic president to raise respect for fdr and jfk. the lyndon johnson comments gets into the difficulty. as you know, the great society is what ronald reagan fought against. he is trying to roll back the great society, that is what he wrote in his memos. many other government programs, conservatives have been trying to roll them back. there is this is a suspicion that has been part of our entire history. there has been the suspicion of too much government.

of, is pushing health care after all of that economic stimulus plan. -- obama is pushing health-care. this might be too much, too fast, too expensive. mike: how come they don't compare themselves to jimmy carter >> we? >> carter is someone who used in the white house as a steppingstone to his post presidency. the democratic convention did not want to show anything attributing lbj because of vietnam during the 1968 convention. johnson did a lot with the civil rights act of '64 and '65, medicaid and medicare. since 1980, it has been the age

of reagan. from 80 until 2008, it has been a rollback of government. a more conservative field in the country and barack obama is trying to stoke a progressive movement. he is tryindealing with the same problems that bill clinton. you had the gingrich revolution and then bill clinton had to do triangulation to try to do some rollbacks the federal programs. >> when fdr was president, there was turmoil and public confidence was down. most people are happy with the health insurance. they would love to see some improvements but they don't want the government taking it over. this is a very different situation, isn't it? >> different times. roosevelt was having to deal with the great depression. he had to do what he had to to keep the country afloat. people did not know if this would work or not.

now most people believe this has been a success. medicare and medicaid is the same thing. i know many people are afraid to make this plunge into my health care program for a public auction but people were afraid in the past. it is the argument that he needs to make in a lot of ways. the difficulties will be the same there has been since 1988, a fear of too much government. we have seen a lot of it in the past few months. he has a very tough fight ahead for him in the fall. mike: plenty more ahead. big trouble at the aarp as more members quit over support of health care reform. then, dennis miller. >> i think to be around nancy pelosi and not call her on what my guys brush their teeth like they clean their room. i'm glad anticavity

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they are not supporting the government auction. mike: the aarp says they have not endorsed any specific bill. since july 1st, more than 60,000 of the members have quit, protesting the support for a general oveoverhaul of the health care system. we are joined by the conservative seniors group, 60 plus. you say you are picking the members that aarp seems to be losing, why? >> as the agenda becomes known that they are a very liberal organization, they get a lot of your tax dollars. they were for this bill before they were against it. the fact is that the aarp is

doing the two-step. they take one step forward, they get called on it, then they take one step back. mike: president obama has said several times that the aarp supports this bill. then, after he made that statement, they came out and released a statement that said, we have,endorsed thje bill. then they run television ads that support it. -- they released a statement that said we have not endorsed the bill. >> clearly the leadership is nervous. they have seen more and more

members leaving joining associations like mine. we have 150 telephones and just in the past week to handle the overflow. our phones have been melting down by seniors. they're asking to join us and they are asking about town halls. this is an issue that has come front and center. this is a bailout by the administration. the aarp spokesperson said on the bill o'reilly show last week would not say whether they were for or against this bill. this bill is carefully constituted. we say it is on life support. seniors don't like it. we need some reform in health care. if you don't take a wrecking ball to a system, more than 80% of americans like it. don't throw the baby out with the bathwater. let me make another point about

medicare. i worked on medicare, seniors on it now and they have paid their dues. they have paid in for 44 years. now they are looking at 500 billion to 600 billion in cuts. there will be less money going to hospitals, less money going to doctors. that means more and more doctors will be opting out of the system. >mike: we have operators begging to get bill riley back on the program. thank you very much. -- we have operators begging to get a bill o'reilly back on the program. program. we will be right back with a ♪ bicycle, what are we waiting for? the flowers are blooming. the air is sweet. and zyrtec® starts... relieving my allergies... 2 hours faster than claritin®.

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what do you say? >> first of all, i wish i could attract enemies light gibbs. he makes scott mcclellan look like robert oppenheimer. bill: please explain. >> he was the guy that build the bomb. bill: bill :it was dum i thouge for him to attack fox. >> he will do what ever get him the biscuit. the weird thing is that barack obama is reminded me of john lee friendly. you can hear all of the aclu

people with bats. this guy will trash you if he construes you to be a rudbe. when the most popular gaius signaling you out, he calls you a square. he plays hardball. -- when the most popular guy singles you out. bill: he is very accomplished in front of groups. are you surprised this has gone wrong? >> he is not that accomplished. when you can stand up and fun as a room and say -- talking about it to advance your cause, you can talk about ups and fedex, they work fine, but the post

office has a problem. obama can get in a flight suit and is a mission accomplished, no one would give him anything about this. bill: he sailed through the first six months of his administration. he has hit a wall. all of the polls show that. he can try to limit on us but this is ridiculous. he is not selling it correctly. he is just not. >> when you trace back the line on the fuse, to me, it is like this. america says that they're willing to take care of people who need a leg up. when you tell them that they will help people who are not here legally, you will say, what is that?

don't help the screwups. if you are not here legally, none of this applies to you. that is the anchor. -- anger. bill: nancy pelosi does not help barack obama. he is having some issues out in california. what is that? >> well, from calling our cia liars to calling the people of latin america, to infering they are nazis, she always has the ugliest face on things. she will have a meeting in her winery over the weekend to raise money. i will tell you something about a guided tour from nancy pelosi, it will be difficult to tell the prunes from the grapes. some where she will come across

lucy ricardo and stars stomping on first amendment rights. if people want to show up and whine for nancy pelosi to call them nazis, , that is not good. bill: she has a beautiful house. 170 guest will gather on the back lawn. have you been invited? >> i would not even go near her. there are people in my life that i disagree with and there are other people who bought me, there are people who think our, compromises -- if are karmatheyl

compromise your karma. i like a good dustup as much as the next guy. to be up around her and not call her on what an empty handed and nasty piece of work she has put us in your own karma in compromise. bill: she also owns a vineyard. we should go there for a wine tasting. maybe we can wear an asbestos suit. >> i think that it is shocking that you can value a bill year between $5-$25 million. bill: there is a woman that wants to run around naked in oregon. she says the police have given

her the go-ahead. >> i got really self-conscious. i stopped eating bad food a year ago. i have to get something out of my car. i'm doing whatever feels right. bill: do you know her? >> that is the first i've seen her, i don't think she is hot enough to walk around naked. bill: is there a barometer of hotness that you need? >> it comes down to it if you are borrowing a c cup or a b cup. mike: the obama family leaves for their vacation this weekend. not everyone thinks he deserves the down time. we will be right back with that

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mike: in the "unresolved problem," segment, it is vacation problem for the obama family. he is calling on vacation. not everyone thinks he deserves a break. >> the beach is nice this year but while president obama vacations, concerns mount about his health care plan. when you go back to washington, drop your government-run plan. mike: we are joined by a politics commentator.

everyone needs a vacation. is there anything wrong with him taking some time off? >> i think there's nothing wrong with the president going on vacation. i think that he could use a vacation. it has been a particularly difficult month of august. i think this would do him a lot of good. he needs to have some time with his kids. the choice of martha's vineyard is the worst thing he could do. mike: why? >> this is the most quintessentially liberal elite destination. he is only going for a week. an american vacation is good. this just reinforces independent voters concerns that he is not in touch right now with the american people. when you look at some of the polling, people are very worried

about their government. it did not start with barack obama. they fill the government has not been on their side. they are in it for the fat cats and not a little guys. mike: he is helping to enrich the republican party and renting this wonderful compound. maybe i should not be too unhappy. maybe it is great he is going to this location. where should he have gone? you don't want him going to the scrap house in some godforsaken place. where would we like to see him go if he wants to project this image? >> you don't want to be so self- conscious that you can't do anything that you want to do. how about michigan?

the upper peninsula of michigan. the economy could use a dose of something good. florida, a swing state. vacation spots that are american, maybe more relatable to other americans who are taking vacations. martha's vineyard is the worst place to go. mike: i am disappointed he did not say arkansas. i think it would be highly recommended. you can go see the clinton library. >> there is a beautiful river he can vacation on. mike: thank you for joining us. a little over exposure might not be so good. be so good.

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mike:, our hot for words lady has a new book out, appropriately entitled "hot for words," answer to all your burning questions about their words and meanings. bill: now you have a new book, you may be traded on your looks as well as your words. have the pouting thing going on.

>> you have to be a sexy teacher. >> hello, my new students. bill: when i was a teacher, i was cool. >> for a guy, it's cool. but for a girl, it's hot. bill: uncle sam, slang for the u.s.a. >> do you think there was a real uncle sam? bill: i did not. >> bingo. when the united states was at war in 1813 they needed a character. america decided to come up with a character as well to represent america. they took the initials, u.s. and created a character, sam bull. bill: the u.s. said we're going to have one, too, uncle sam. but now it's a positive thing. >> uncle sam is a self-portrait

of the artist who drew the picture. bill: we want you, that's the guy who did it? >> exactly. bill: united states of america, you say, should be the united states of columbus. why is it the united states of america? >> it was named after another explorer, vespucci. bill: why isn't the united states of columbus? >> she would have dates. and they named the country. so the map maker just changed the name to america because they wanted it to end in the letter a like asia or africa. bill: crocodile tears. >> it's fake.

you know, fake emotion. romans and greeks were writing about cock dial tears. bill: why would go they? break a leg said to people performing. how did that happen? >> when a performance is really good. they pill will pull the curtain up so many times, it would break. bill: it's a mechanical term. >> the true origin of the expression is it comes from the help brew expression -- hebrew expression. the germans misunderstood, they

misheard it and translated it as break a leg. but the meaning captures success. bill: humble pie. >> humble pie, when you eat it. you are embarrassed, humiliated. in old times, good pieces of meat were served to the head of the households and the servants were given the bad stuff. so they would make a humble pie out of it. and humble almost met lowly and overtime it changed to humble pie. bill. mike: "the factor" continues

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