be. >> bill: far left media attacks fox news for reporting accurately about mandatory health insurance. why are nbc news and "time magazine" lying? >> made my order because i deserve the truth about president obama's constitutional eligibility. >> an army officer for not obeying orders because he thinks president obama is i legitimate. megyn kelly has been investigating

>> bill: do american women prefer macho men or sensitive guys? ♪ culture warriors will weigh in. ♪ >> glenn: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. factor begins right now. >> bill: the attack falls flat. once again that is the subject, nbc news has highlighted propaganda from the far left media. sadly "time magazine" participated in the sham. they scared americans that they

could go to prison if they don't buy health insurance. here is what i said to the senator. >> we researched if you are going to jail about f you don't buy health insurance. nobody has said out. it seems to me what you did you used fox news as a whipping boy when we didn't qualify there. >> the senator admitted he may have made a mistake but to be fair the mistake is understandable because last fall when jail time was on the table, fox news reported it as we should have. listen to this. >> do you think it's appropriate to have a threat of jail time for those that refuse to buy insurance? >> what i think is appropriate is that in the same way that everybody has to get auto insurance, if you don't you are subject to some penalty. >> reporter: i'm trying to understand. if you don't buy health insurance, you go to jail? >> there is, i think the

legislation is fair in this respect. >> bill: as we all know the prison option was taken off the table when the final bill was being debated. that is what we were talking to senator coburn about. the final debate. so what i said is true, nobody at fox news reported inaccurately about the obama care prison situation. nobody. media matters as they always do, distorted the entire situation. we expect that from nbc but "time magazine", come on! you guys have to wise up. the importance of this, you are being lied to on a regular basis by people working for huge corporations and nothing is being done about it. a voter driven republic cannot survive if lies supersede the truth. bottom line on this story is that senator coburn, a good man,

made an honest mistake. that was picked up by nbc news and to hammer fox news that is kicking butt all over the place. good news nbc news will be taken overcome cast and perhaps changes will be made -- comcast. we deserve an honest media, do we not? >> another big tea party rally, this time in washington, d.c. where thousands showed up to vent their frustrations over the policies of opponent. yesterday 5,000 people protested in boston harbor the site of the original tea party. it was disenchantment that drove the people to come out. now, the tea party says it's targeting politicians for defeat next november. with us, fox news analyst and radio talk show host, laura ingrams is following that. barbara boxer iser is being

targeting by the tea party? >> barbara boxer is only up three points against tom campbell. he is very popular but not a lot of name recognition. chuck devore is running, two or three-point split. barbara boxer has a fault line running through her campaign that is bigger than anything. it looks sad. >> bill: the big dog is harry reid, senate majority leader in nevada and they are targeting him. >> yes, an interesting thing, on saturday he appeared at a really big immigration rally in nevada and he had tens of thousands of people that were supporting him because they think he is supporting a.m. next at this. he is down 20 points in the polls.

mahmoud ahmadinejad would have a better chance. >> bill: all right. so he is down 20. i think he is done. >> i think he knows it, but he is fighting. >> bill: in arkansas, another person, senator blanche lincoln, they'll probably lose. that is two, possibly three big democratic senators. what about specter in pennsylvania? >> speck fer in the end, people don't like him. he voted for the stimulus bill along with the two main senators. people are mad about the stimulus bill. doesn't matter about health care. i think he is going to lose, head to head against pat toomey is a hard charging but very substantive fiscal conservative. >> bill: tea party people in

boston are targeting barney franks. this is impossible. i know this district. they would vote for ahmadinejad. >> good friend of my a roommate that e-mailed me, he knows the players. barney frank isn't hundred percent, but he is running. he feels there is a push back. there is a guy that is a student at wharton. master's degree, marine reservist. who knows? all i can say, this year anything can happen. >> bill: okay. you might know this, miss laura has two adopted children from overseas. guatemala and russia. you have a russian small child. we have the controversy where the russian government has

stopped all adoptions because of the tennessee mother that sent the 12-year-old back. there is laura and her russian baby. what do you think about this story? >> there is some confusion whether the adoptions have been suspended. one official says yes. ministry of education says we haven't heard that yet. state department says we haven't got final word. there is an enormous amount of pressure to get more accountability in the united states. they have tracked a couple of cases where russian kids have died in the hands of their adoptive parents. one was left in a car in northern virginia. >> bill: isn't it hard to adopt in russia? >> thousands of people have adopted since 1991. 99% has done very well. this woman put an american citizen, that boy is an american citizen, on a one-way plane back

to moscow. why she hasn't been questioned by authorities. she better be charged. his civil rights have been violated. >> bill: she claims there was alcohol syndrome. >> there is a mechanicism for dealing with that. if she couldn't deal with the child she could have escorted him. >> bill: there were ways to do it another way. >> this is putting thousands of children lives in jeopardy. they are in the middle of adoption process. i hope it can get resolved because they need a great home. >> bill: miss laura, hanging out with the crowd. >> don't give me this. >> bill: throw the picture up right now. look at this. you are not hanging out with a swell crowd. look at the pocket. >> he was standing in the doorway of george will's house. >> bill: another swell.

they didn't invite me. they never would. >> i just went up with him and grabbed him by shoulder, you are my favorite. favorite among whom? it was back slapping kind of guy and i was laughing. >> bill: you pose forward a picture? >> absolutely. i have a facebook page to maintain. >> bill: he loves you. does he like me? >> he is afraid of you. that the sense i got. it's the sense about the whole thing. >> bill: i would love to have him on the program. >> i kept saying, too bad he is not really well informed and conservative because he is a really fun guy. >> bill: joe biden, good sense of humor, love to have him on the program. mr. vice president, you've been on notice. laura and i want you. next, arizona may pass an anti-illegal alien law. we'll tell you all about it. later, women, do they prefer

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>> bill: we are expectation new federal legislation on illegally immigration any time and it's sure to be controversial. in arizona which has an enormous problem with illegal aliens they could pass a law that allow cops

to question anybody and take them in. joining us now from phoenix, alfredo gutierrez. obviously, you know, racial profiling is going to be the big thing in the arizona law which believe is going to pass. i think you are know that, too. the governor is going to sign it. arizona cops as they have in maricopa county are going to be looking for illegal aliens and stopping people say, prove you are american. you say what? >> what i wouldn't do is vulcanize a federal immigration policy. that is what it does. it gives arizona a specific way of applying immigration policy, different than any other states inviting every other state, by the way, to have its own policy.

>> bill: it will be challenged on that basis. federal law will be challenged. >> it will. it also will be challenged on the basis this is civil libertarian's nightmare. only way to discharge reasonable suspicion is for every arizonaian to walk around with state i.d., and it requires a certain level of i.d. requirement. >> bill: you are required to show it. i'm not so worried about is that. i do understand -- >> you are not worried about that if you are driving, but if you are mowing the lawn or washing the dog on sunday morning, you don't reasonably think you have to carry papers. >> but you can say i live over there. it's the skin color that will raise the ire because they'll be looking for latin people.

but you have them costing $1.3 billion. they have to do something and arizona legislature says the federal government hasn't been protecting us so we have to do this. you answer? >> you don't throw out civil liberties because you have a major issue, a major federal issue and you don't vulcanize the united states of america because you have a crisis. >> bill: what would you do if you were the governor? >> the governor of arizona, if you are the governor or other border states, you have to seriously question congress and question the obama administration and the prior administration because of the lack of inaction. you have to begin to take steps to deal with this issue. >> bill: give me specifics. come on. you've been around a long time.

you can sue the federal government, but the states have been doing that for decades and not getting help. tell me if you are a governor of arizona what do you do to bring this problem down? what do you do? >> you take on the federal government. >> bill: come on. >> jon kyl is the number two guy in the united states senate on the republican side. john mccain who was the candidate for the president of the united states on the republican side, you are telling me that neither of them can do nothing in this instance? that is what the federal government should do -- i agree with that, but you're asking me what i would do. i would be -- i might say there. >> bill: you are not going to solve the problem. what would you do? >> the constitution allows

policies for a very good reason. we should not have each state having its own policy on immigration. we would all move to wyoming and have open policy if that were the case. the fact of the matter there has to be a single rationale, thoughtful way of dealing with the issue. >> bill: i think there will be a new federal proposal very shortly. thanks very much. we appreciate your time. the kelly file, a army colonel refuses to obeys orders. and judge rules whether a divorced catholic father can take his daughter to church. megyn kelly is next.

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>> bill: kelly file segment, army lieutenant terry lincoln is

refusing to obey orders until he sees president obama's birth certificate. >> i believe all servicemen and women and the american people deserve the truth about president obama's constitutional eligibility to the office of the presidency and the commander in chief. if he is ineligible, my orders and all orders are illegal. >> bill: here now, attorney fox anchor, megyn kelly. he is a bronze star winner. he is a medical doctor, very smart guy. you can't have the army and marines and navy saying, i'll do this. you can't have it. >> no, you can't. he is probably going to face a court-martial. if he had legitimate objections there is a way of managing that. you can try to follow a legal proceeding as others have.

that would be played out in the courts as supposed to. you can't say i refuse orders. >> bill: i don't understand, the army doesn't keep you in there if you don't want to be there n there. just resign. the guy is trying to make a political point. but the birther movement hasn't gotten any traction? >> nonetheless, she true believer. interestingly he did not go with the lawyer that brought objections. i don't know if he is affiliated with the group. >> glenn: he wants to make a political point. there is nothing wrong with that. we have to tell everybody, look, the military is there not to be political, it's to follow orders. if there is a problem with the president we have a process to handle that. >> it's the same thing under president bush people didn't want to go to war because he was illegitimate president.

>> bill: do you how we prove that he was born in the united states? >> i heard you reported on it. >> bill: we got the birth announcements, two honolulu newspapers. that is impossible. you would have to know, we're going to fake barack obama's birth because some day he is going to president. newspapers only print birth announcement whz you call them and tell them, hey, your baby is born. is this the baby jesus here. >> maybe there are two barack obamas. >> bill: so look, he is born in the united states. you can't fake that. >> not only that, but the people that have seen it said we've seen it. >> bill: i didn't even rel on that. i related on something that you can't say. >> nonetheless the birthers. >> bill: in another controversy,

a marine on facebook is in trouble. >> he created this armed forces tea party patriots. he likes what the tea party stands for. he was going to go on another network and talk about the group and the controversy surrounding the facebook page. the military called the man, you might want to refresh yourself with the department of defense. >> bill: they didn't want him on television. >> he didn't go that far. he abandoned the facebook page and interview. >> bill: aclu says, you do have a right to political appoint your own time and can say it. >> you are right. the department of defense is really restrictive. you can't participate in any part of the debates whatsoever. even if you are not wearing your uniform. that would stop servicemen

debating the next presidential election. this is in the department of defense directive. it sets forth what they can and cannot do. you can't in your uniform stand up at a rally and say, vote for barack obama or vote for john mccain because they don't want think u.s. military is going to do something if they don't say the right thing. it's not as near as broad as they reported in my view. >> bill: this guy wanted to take it to the limit. he would win probably. . >> i think they have a right here. >> bill: i don't think he is going to push it. i don't think he is like the other guy. the other guy wants to get thrown out. >> he does have a point. he is allowed to say what he wants to say. >> bill: so you are telling this 24-year-old guy to go up against the defense department? >> maybe push back a little. >> bill: i wouldn't. i think this guy has a point

unless he wants to make this a life's cause -- >> he is a soldier. >> bill: you have to think about it. i respect it either way. >> he is a marine and that is what he should do. >> bill: i'm holding kelly over for a moment. accusations against a teacher in massachusetts. she says has ruined her life. and then the culture warriors on what kind of american men women prefer. tough guys or sweet guys, like me? stay tuned for those reports. ... your presentation didn't. so here's your moment of truth. which 3g network do you trust to email the file, get it printed, and have it waiting upstairs ? when you want your 3g network to work, you want verizon.

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>> bill: terrible story out of massachusetts. donna, a middle school teacher was charged with sexual assault on a 13-year-old boy. the incident took place seven years ago. earlier this month. charges were dropped and they say the charges has ruined her life. this is mother of five. wiped out their money, cost them over a $100,000 to defend it. now, they dropped the charges. she says her life is ruined, family is ruined, everything is ruined. where do you come down on it? >> it's tough to say. there wasn't a lot of evidence against her apart from the testimony of the boy, who was 13

years old when the alleged abuse started. she took him in. she was a student. she took him in as a foster child and according to him they had a sexual relationship that lasted 16 months. then, according to the authorities, complained and told and older adult about it. according to the prosecutors he told the same story repeatedly to everyone, to the grand jury also. >> bill: on the other side they were able to come up with that the boy had some problems,. biological parents, he threatened them, as well. if there was abuse happening. >> bill: but that boy was a problematic child and had to be supervised in the first place. it seems to me -- look, nobody was there and nobody knows what happened -- but it seems to me in cases like this, when this family.

you mentioned the women's five children can be destroyed. >> prosecutors pointed out she had another incident where there was alleged relationship with a high schooler. >> bill: did they prove that? >> they say that one was out in the open, but the kid was no longer a minor when they had the affair. they say she admitted it. >> bill: do prosecutors feel badly? >> no, they say she did it. they can't find the victim. he is now 20 and he is gone. so i don't know. >> bill: the whole thing is horrible, no matter how it went down. this is fascinating case. a divorce and mother is jewish and the father converted to judaism and then when they split the father wants to fake the

little girl to catholic church. the mother went to family court to prevent that. is it legal? i debated the situation. i believe i said that the father was going to win. you can't deny a legitimate parent the right to take their child to any kind of house of worship. that is what happened. another judge overturned the rule. >> your statement of the law is right. you have a first amendment right. >> whatever agreement you make and marital relationship. >> generally you have that right. i have to say. you feel empathetic to him. he agreed to be jewish and then after the divorce, he converts back to christianity and has her baptized and he sends his ex-wife pictures of the baptism.

that is when the judge stepped in, i'm going to get an injunction, no more of him taking the kids to the church. >> bill: that was outrageous. >> she allowed to expose the girl to christianity. >> that judge doing that, telling them, you are the father the child. you can take the child to whatever church you want. it's not harmful to do that. >> it's because he had been acting out. >> bill: but that is not the judge's job. >> but they frightened it in the best interests of the child. the testimony was that he was using the child. >> bill: but you can take the child to church but you can't have any interaction with the mother about it. you can't send any pictures. >> he also did, he called the press and come and film it. there is a pattern, this is guy is misbehaving. >> bill: but you can slap that action down.

>> i agree. >> bill: so you are agreeing with me. now i'm perry mason. how did that happen. >> you are best lawyer that is not a lawyer than anybody i know. >> bill: i have on that and have common sense. >> mr. harvard man, we see the law early because we don't have all that ivy in our eyes. >> bill: most controversial story of the year. what kind of men do american women want? culture warriors have been investigating. es .. at once. one: kls weeds to the root. two: forms a barrier, preventing new ones for up to four months. roundup extended control.

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they try to pinpoint what women wanted when it comes to men. they examined 4500 women in 30 different countries and concluded that. women that live in countries with poor heath care prefer macho men, but women that live in healthy countries like sweden want sensitive guys. think tom cruise. in america, most women like masculine guys, according to the study. here is gretchen carlson and margaret he ver. >> what does this study tell us? >> look, americans that are healthy. what is interesting that tell us that testosterone is actually not rewarded. >> bill: in some countries? >> in some places.

they are trying to quantify with higher levels of testosterone are 33% more to cheat on their wives, to end their marriages in divorce, they are more likely --. >> bill: than why do american women like macho men then? >> i don't believe it. >> bill: 4500 women worldwide. carleton doesn't believe it. >> i'm a deep person, but this study --. >> bill: what does that mean? >> i overanalyze everything. i spent about three hours reading it whuavy telling me you are linking women's masculinity preference based on the health care they have in their own country. >> bill: in countries where you are physically not secure women go for the warrior protector.

in countries where you are physically secure, where you have access to everything like that, they don't need the warrior. look, this is the stuff they put forth this. that is what i think it is. >> they only looked at faces. you are not a chance to see the whole hunk. >> bill: hunk of what? of burning love? >> so come on. we got the best we can do. you don't need these guys. what is the matter with you? >> i would like to see a little less facial hair. >> bill: i'm going show you of my tattoo of volkswagen on my back. you don't care less about it. >> now, carlson, there is a lawsuit filed by a mother -- no,

the son suing a mother for messing with a facebook page. explain that to us. >> we don't have details, but the mother is not raising the son, a grandmother is raising them. she has lost her rights. she apparently had an altercation with 16-year-old and logged into his facebook account impersonating him and wrote things as if she were the son. she has now been charged with harassment. we don't know all the details yet. >> bill: a crazy mother, they embarrassed him on the net. now, the son is suing the mother. >> no the son doesn't want the charges to go through because he has been put through humiliation with all the media attention on this. bottom line is that the mother says she is really the victim in this case because she does not the parental rights to monitor her son's facebook account.

>> bill: because the grandmother is in charge. >> they can monitor it on their line. they should be respecting their parents and this culture of this sort of thing. >> bill: i think this is a chaotic family. when you have a mother losing custody there is a reason for that. grandmother raising the boy, the boy is on the net doing something. the mother does something very immature to get back. this internet, it makes me queasy. hoover, now you are a conservative women but you do support gay marriage? >> i do support gay marriage. >> glenn: we were surprised when the gay marriage referendum is not going to get on the ballot because they couldn't get enough signatures. >> i'll tell you why that happened. all the gay rights folks in california think 2012 is going to be a better year to have this on the ballot.

>> bill: so they did it on purpose. >> so they didn't marshal all their energies. they actually decided, majority of them decided not to put it on the ballot this year. this one group decided to go ahead and try. they didn't have the resources. >> bill: so the gay lobby in california -- whatever you wanted to call it -- they didn't want to get it on the ballot because they think there is going to be a surge of conservative republican voters. do you see it that way? >> i see they needed 694,000 signatures, and i am stunned they didn't get that. the message that we have been led to believe in this society is that everyone wants this. so that is why i am stunned. >> you shouldn't be because 697,000 signatures, it takes a huge amount of coordination and

huge amount of energy. >> they didn't marshal their resources right. >> latest polls in california, for the first time, 50% of california voters favor same-sex marriage, 45% oppose it. >> bill: it's still in the court now. >> we'll wait until final arguments. >> bill: you made a good point. it pains me. we were all surprised they didn't get that many signatures in the state of california, the nation's largest state. i'm not reading anything into it. i'm just reporting it. real quick, macho or sensitive? >> macho. what are you hanging around with them for. did we get that out? in a moment the great america news quiz, sarah palin and ronald mcdonald all in the quiz, next.

>> bill: the great american news quiz, starring martha, seen at 9:00 in the morning with hammer. and deucy is doing good know what, cheryl is representing a person from illinois. now, ready for this? >> i'm a little nervous. >> bill: here is the first question for the great american news quiz. jesse waters caught you up with

al gore after 11 years after i was trying to get him on the show. here is how it went down. >> mr. vice president, why won't you come on the show. it will be fun. there are two sides to this story? >>ly consider it. >> all right great. while we have you here, what is your reaction to the fact that the arctic ice is increasing. >> not doing an interview right now. [ laughter ] >> bill: we're not going to laugh, but what was his job before he became vice president. what did mr. gore do? please. that was easy we did it for her just to get broken in. all right. here is question number two, consumer group has announced efforts to retire ronald

mcdonald who has appeared in tv commercials since 1963. 6. >> bill: we love him, don't we? who first important trade the iconic clown which is ronald mcdonald? who was the first ronald mcdonald. please ladies and the answer is "c", willard scott. >> really? >> bill: two questions to go. mitt romney won the straw poll last week in new orleans. few days later he came on the

factor. >> no one believes that he is actually going to reduce health care costs. >> bill: nancy pelosi? >> no one believes the budget is going to get balanced. it's going to be the federal government taking power away from the states. we saw their power at the state level. >> bill: miss father george was well known for being what? "a" governor of michigan, "b" head of the mormon church, president of general motors, "d" the vice presidential nominee. where was he. "a", governor of michigan! >> he was also head of general mortgages though. >> bill: are you debating the validity? and early james button and your

chair -- okay, one more time. you are here. anybody associated with me has no friends. >> tina fey brought back her sarah palin impersonation. >> ever since i won the silver medal in the vice president election, i made it my goal to connect with as many people as possible, regular folks from the hockey moms to the protestors dressed like paul revere that are so overweight they tip over in folding chairs. >> bill: how much money has she earned since she quit her job as governor? and the answer is "b", $12

million. so a tie. are you ahead? it's tied. now, american motors that was the guy was the head of. we have to go real fast. sarah palin spokes at a tea rally in boston. >> is this what their change is all about? i want to say, naw, we'll keep clinging to our constitution and guns. >> bill: clinging. that is the boston tea party, what were some of the participants disguised as? it's hoe hawk indians. you got one out of five. >> i'm shocked i got one right. >> you are representing, i don't

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warming. do you agree with him? >> this is boring, george. i made my position on warming clear so many times, even i'm tired of hearing it. i want a cleaner planet. good grief. >> i feel you went over the energy clean commercial. cap and trade is one of the worst ways to reduce use of oil. it wasn't a discussion about cap and trade it was about left wing veterans and their point of view in a commercial. no, we didn't care about cap and trade there. marks lynch, campbell, california. >> bill: i don't disagree with them on that, fred. i wonder how comfortable he is

wielding power? i appreciate, that mike. and carolyn, thanks for expanding vocabulary. how do you select the word of the day. >> go to other website. fox news website. please e-mail pithy, oel o'reilly at fox news.com. word of the day, no caterwall when writing to the factor -- caterwauling. please check out our website. i am bill o'reilly and we do hope to see you next time. the spin stops right