>> bret: that's real. than for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for "special report." fair, balancebama. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight. >> he is helped by the right wing media by hannity, limbaugh, and fox news. >> bill: even congressman barney frank feeling the election heat. his opponent may be closing. in democrats all over the country are having trouble. we'll analyze with newt gingrich and dennis kucinich. >> i'm not anyone's puppet. meg whitman do not say i was part of your family because you never treated me like i was. >> bill: will the feds arrest nikki diaz for perjury? no doubt she used a false social security number. is it legal will be investigating. >> i'm not a witch. i'm nothing you have heard. i'm you. >> bill: christine o'donnell running for the senate in delaware puts out her first

political ad. laura ingraham will have some thoughts on that. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the midterm election four weeks from today. that is the subject of this evening''s talking points memo. there is no question the upcoming election is really about president obama. wherever his job approval ratings are low, republicans are winning at least in the polls. according to real clear politics.com, as it stands now, democrats are likely to retain 49 seat in the senate. the republicans may get 47. but four races are too close to call. they are in the states of illinois, west virginia, washington, and nevada. in nevada, tea party favorite sharron angle has pulled ahead of the senate majority leader harry reid 49% 46% that reflects

the obama number in nevada 52% disapproving of the president's job performance, 44% approving. likewise in west virginia where 65% disprove of the president. just 29% approve. so republican john racey is leading joe manch chin 48% to 43%. obviously there is a a pattern. on the other side in connecticut the president has good numbers 48% approve. 46 disapprove. that's reflected in the senatorial race as well. democrat richard blumenthal leads linda mcmahon 52% to 42%. she is stepping up her personal attacks on blumenthal. laura ingraham will weigh in on that later on. congressman barney frank is even worried. is he running against sean belat a former degree with a masters degree from harvard. frank leaves in the polls but the gap is closing. >> he is helped in the right wing media by hannity, limbaugh, by fox news.

it's a fascinating thing. because they are blaming us, me as chairman of the committee, for their ownerrers. >> bill: as you know congressman frank is not taking any responsibility for the economic collapse on his watch as he is the chairman of the house financial services committee. frank resides in a very liberal district so blaming his troubles on hannity and limbaugh is absurd. they are liberals there. why would they listen to hannity and limbaugh. it's his own record that's hurting barney. talking points hates to say it but dick morris may be correct. the republicans may well win back the senate. but it won't be easy. as the national media is now openly rooting for the democrats. by the way be careful when you see polling. be sure the sample is not skewed. far more democrats than republicans are asked questions in that "the washington post" survey. you have got to be careful. the election is most important in history. governing from the left and making no attempt to moderate. our system has a check against

ideological governance and four weeks from today that check, the election, will tell the tale. that's the memo. now for the top story tonight analysis from both republicans and democrats on the upcoming election. first, joining us from washington newt gingrich who has a brand new dvd for sale called america at risk, the war with no name. his wife calista is the co-host on that. am i making any mistakes here, mr. speaker? are you seeing it the same way i am. >> no. i think you are right. i might add in dissatisfaction with the democratic congress as well as owe bottom matchett but it's -- obama. a very popular democratic governor in deep trouble now because obama is something like 28% approval in the latest fox news poll. on the other hand, in connecticut, where the democrat is doing pretty well, obama is relatively popular. but i think that the unemployment numbers are the ultimate killers and i think when the unemployment number comes out this coming friday, it will be one more body blow to

the democrats. and then, frankly, the fact that they left town without passing a tax bill, every business i have talked to has said the level of irresponsibility of going home with no business in america knowing what its taxes will be on january 1st. >> bill: i can tell you what they are going to be. i will tell you right now. they are going to keep the bush tax cut. they are not going to overturn that that's what's going to happen. the democratic party is in such bad shape now and you correct me if you think my analysis is fallacious but they can't afford another body blow like that. if i were a small business owner, i would be be anticipating that the tax structure is going to stay the same. i want you tonight, do you agree with morris? do you think -- look, out of these four states i think angle is going to beat reid in nevada unless there is some crazy thing. absolutely could be. the west virginia seat is going to go republican. i mean, look, there aren't that many undecides in either.

i think that in illinois, it will probably stay democrat because it's illinois and the chicago precincts, you know what that is. >> i don't agree with that let me tell you why. in illinois i think bill brady is going to win the governorship by a big margin for the republicans. people are sick of democratic corruption in springfield. there is enormous desire to change things. cook county has 300,000 few -- city of chicago has 300,000 fewer registered voters than four years ago. i think mark kirk has won a campaign that has not been very effective but he is still either up a point or down a point. my hunch is that in the end the turnout differential is going to lead kirk to win that seat. you you know, gallup came out in the last 24 hours with such a dramatic difference in the generic vote. >> bill: yes, it's 13 points i think -- or more. >> that's bigger than it was in '94. >> bill: yeah, it's big. >> when we won a landslide. my guess is what that does is

democrats don't go to the polls and it means as a result and a number of these seemingly close races the republican wins by a surprising margin. >> bill: washington -- let's put it this way. if you had to bet right now i would feel comfortable betting on sharron ingle in nevada and the guy in west virginia. i think illinois and washington state -- and i know how these elections go in king county, the seattle area. and in cook county, the chicago area. now, you may say i know how they golf and it's not honest. it isn't honest. so, if it's close, the democrats are going to -- and i'm not accusing anyone of anything. but i know the intrenched power in the chicago area is democrat. >> it always helps if you are the republican candidate in certain states to win by a big enough margin. >> bill: you have got to win by 4 or 5 to win in those states.

patty murray is a bad senator. awful. rossy, i don't know the guy. is he tied with her now. that, again, would indicate that the challenger beats the incumbent when they are tied. but not in those states. >> here's the difference, bill, from my perspective having been part of the 1994 campaign. when you get a wave that starts to build, and this year the wave is basically going to be about the fact that jobs are getting killed by this administration, i mean, what you just said may be right about taxes. but if you are at 9.7% unemployment. >> bill: brutal. >> and you have the tax increases in january, you are guaranteeing that 2011 is going to be a terrible economic year. the american people, whether they are in washington state, illinois, or anywhere else, when they look at that scale of economic devastation. >> bill: that's why the democrats are in the position they are in. there is no doubt about it. that's it. >> i think they could lose -- i wouldn't bet a lot of money yet, but i would say there is a possibility that they are going to lose the senate. they're almost certainly going

to lose the house. and what i have been advocating very strongly is the republicans draw a clear contrast between paychecks and food stamps and hammer home the fact that under obama we now have more americans on food stamps than ever in american history and that's not a future the american people want. and if you're right and they are actually going to let all these tax increases go into effect, they are going to guarantee killing even more jobs next year. >> bill: no, no, no. i'm saying they are not going to allow them. they won't let the tax increases come. the bush tax cuts are going to stay. >> i miswrund stood you. >> bill: you have a new dvd out "americans at risk, war with no name." what's the headline on the dvd. >> headline on the dvd real enemies radical islamists up up to this point the administration won't tell us the truth who they are. this week's warnings alone about the terrorism in europe ought to be a reminder. we are at risk. this movie is designed to educate every american about what threatens us, which is why

america at risk, the war with no name, i think is really a very important documentary. >> bill: all right. speaker, thank you, we have charles krauthammer basically on that same theme coming up on the factor tonight. next on the rundown, democrat dennis kucinich will reply to the speaker and my talking points. later, will the feds move against meg whitman's housekeeper who is an illegal alien. is it legal has been investigating. moments away. ñ÷

>> bill: continuing with our lead story. joining us from the hill dennis kucinich rubbing for re-election. your seat is considered safe. i'm not so sure about your pal barney frank. what do you think? >> well, first of all, every member of congress is up for election has to work hard to be reelected. i think that congressman frank has served this country well and

i suppose he will be reelected based on his service. >> bill: you think he is going to be reelected based on his service on the house financial committee when fannie and freddie collapsed? that's why he is going to be -- whoa, what kind of -- >> i didn't say that i said, you know, barney frank has been a good member of congress and he is someone who serves the people in his district as well. and i think he will be reelected. now there is a broader theme that you and mr. gingrich are working on here. mr. gingrich has said that democrats aren't going to go to the polls. well, the fact is as democrats become more aware of the economic impact of republican control of the congress, i think more democrats will vote. the other thing is, bill, all the polls that have been taken talk about likely voters. well, republicans anticipating an opportunity here, have stated, very strongly they are going to be voting. i respect that that's what the system is all about. but likely voter, i think, overrepresents republicans.

>> bill: no they don't. >> the polls are skewed. >> bill: that's all speculation. >> no. >> bill: i told people to be very skeptical of the polls. i gave an example of the abc/"the washington post" poll which we knows asks more democrats than republicans their opinion. i think you are absolutely right. they have got to be skeptical. >> what does that mean? that means the election will be close. >> bill: maybe, maybe not. close in some places but not others. do you agree with me that the bush tax cuts are going to be kept? >> >> i don't know. i don't think so. i had think it's going to be another one of those things up for grabs. here is the problem. there has been newspaper reports to this effect that corporations who are flush with cash right now are not reinvesting in jobs. banks are hoarding money and not loaning it to small business. unless you get cash out in the economy you are not going to have jobs. if you can prove that tax cuts will go to create jobs, that might make the argument. but if you can't prove that people are going to say wait a minute, help the middle class out. they are the ones that need some tax relief.

>> bill: you say it's too close to call. i can't see them raising taxes. them being the democratic party because, of course, republicans don't want to. >> i will tell you who is king in this election, the middle class. and if the middle class feels that it's threatened by a one economic set of programs that the republicans present, they won't vote republican. if the democrats. >> bill: absolutely. i agree. keep looking at the pocketbook. >> you are absolutely right. >> bill: so far the republicans are winning the hearts and minds. every poll shows that the democrats could make a comeback. that's why president obama is coming to everybody's backyard. did he come to your backyard yet? i have a big sign. i have a nice backyard. really really nifty. >> i can tell you this any time the president of the united states determines to go into a congressional district that's an important opportunity for a member of congress to be able to describe the needs of his or her constituency. i think that's an important thing. >> bill: in your state, ohio, republicans are going to win everything except for you.

you are going to get reelected. kasich is going to be the next governor. is he already whacking strickland in the polls. the senate race is not going to be close. republicans are going to win. it's all about the ohio economy being very shaky. so, i mean, i don't know, you sound -- you don't sound really overly optimistic. i know you are an honest guy. you have got to see that in your own state, which went for obama, they are saying it's not working. we're going the other way. >> you know what, bill? the economy in ohio is shaky because the trade policies that have been approved by both political parties, not just democrats but republicans as well. >> bill: it's going the other way, you know that. >> you know what in the governor's race is starting to tighten up. it is a competitive race. lee fisher has a long way to go to try to defeat rob portman. but the fact of the matter is that ohio is going to be much closer than is being predicted. >> bill: i have new polling numbers on kasich and strickland. it isn't tightening up. the poll on september it 5th was tight. 45 kasich, 43 strickland on

september 25th. now today 49 kasich, 43 strickland. so kasich is gaining and obviously strickland is losing. i he will will tell you what, i don't think it's ideology in ohio. i think it's people going look, it's not working. we're scared so we're going to give the republicans a chance. that's what i think it's about. >> you know what? i wish that we as a party had created more jobs. but i will tell you this that people like me, we're continuing to push inside the democratic caucus to say we need to put our people back to work. and if the private sector isn't promoting the jobs, and this is where you and i may have a disagreement then the public sector has a responsibility to get people back to work, rebuilding america rebuilding bridges. >> bill: you can't build up that deficit it's 1 trillion. >> get out of afghanistan and iraq. >> bill: if you ever lose the election, which i don't think you ever will, i would like to hire you you could be the co-anchor of the factor. wouldn't that be fun?

>> look, i hope you continue to do your job and me continue to do mine. >> bill: always a pleasure to see you. [ laughter ] >> bill: illegal alien who publicly chastised will she be arrested? christine o'donnell says she is not a witch in her new political commercial. we will play it for you upcoming. ç@

>> bill: in the is it legal segment tonight, the hot topic is nicky diaz the woman implying meg whitman employing her even though she is illegal alien. she could be arrested and charged with perjury because she was using a false social security number to work for the whitmans, will the feds take

action here now attorneys and fox news analysts least wiehl and kimberly guilfoyle. today she didn't say anything. they just hammered whitman. >> diaz comes out and says you didn't treat me right. >> bill: she worked there nine years, $23 an hour. nobody is buying that. okay. but the big question is, as greta defined last night, it looks like this woman had a bogus social security number. >> it doesn't look like it. i have seen the documentation. she absolutely did. >> bill: so she did have it. >> bogus social security, bogus driver's license. >> bill: the feds have to take action. >> bogus employment verification form. all of that bogus and yes they have to take action. >> bill: when is she going to be arrested. >> yeah, let's wait for that time. >> bill: do you think she will. >> i do think she will be because this case has been out there. gloria allred brought this out there. she clearly admitted, you know -- >> bill: remember the black panther situation, if the justice department doesn't want to prosecute they are not going to prosecute. >> how can they get away from

not prosecuting. this this one is so blatant. all you have to do is line up the three documents and put her on the stand and that's it. >> bill: do you think she will be prosecuted. >> i would say they are derelict in their duties and directly shunning the law. >> bill: is she going to be arrested and prosecuted. >> i think she will be arrested and eventually deported and punishable up to five years. >> bill: if you are both right and she is arrested, that leads to all kinds of charges against allred who put her in this position. >> first like doctors first do no harm and then lawyers first do no harm. there are think violations. nothing more than ethical violations at this point. definitely ethical violations. >> bill: she can't be deported? are you sure? [ laughter ] >> i haven't seen documentation. the state bar will investigate and it look at it. >> bill: you know what that is. >> it's like the holder justice department. >> the california state bar isn't going to do anything. they never do anything.

>> this is the problem with lawyers watching other lawyers. i mean, because lawyering are great each other and that's it. >> bill: so you both predict ms. diaz will be arrested. bad things will happen to her. >> she will be deported. >> bill: allred will skate. >> there will be ethical violations. >> investigations. >> bill: guilfoyle on texas-mexican border. there is a couple out on a boat in a lake and allegedly some mexican gangsters murder the husband, body falls in the lake. they can't find the body. now charges the mexican authorities will not cooperate with the american authorities. do i have it right? >> you have it absolutely correct. it's outrageous because they say perhaps no crime even happened. where is the jet ski? where is the body? where is the life vest? >> bill: the mexicans are not cooperating and the woman, the wife, tiffany hartley -- >> -- yes. >> gretchen: appeared with gretchen carlson on "fox & friends." roll the tape. >> the mexican authorities are claiming now that maybe this incident didn't even happen. how would you respond to them?

>> i can't imagine that. because i loved him so much. he was my rock. he was everything to me. [crying] and i loved him and there is no way i would do anything like that. i can understand since they say they can't find the body, but they are not looking. they are not looking for him. >> bill: now the u.s. state department has asked them to but is not putting any more pressure on that on there. >> yeah, they are not doing. guess what? because the boat that they go out to look for people in that area when they are missing has a broken motor. it's ridiculous. >> bill: they are pretty much stone walling. this we are not shocked about that. >> it's an incident that happened where a u.s. citizen have had encountered pirates since april 30th. >> bill: how long was this guy. >> 30 years old. shot in the head. >> here is the problem mexico is saying we don't have the

resources. ie -- >> bill: we don't have the resources. who is buying that? >> we offered to help. we offered to send our people down there, do anything we can to investigate this and they say no, no, no. you can't come in. >> bill: we want to get on the record are we being unfair to mexico by hammering them here. >> we are not. >> the aspersions being put on this poor woman she is making this up somehow. >> bill: she was there. she watched it she saw it. >> she made a 911 call. >> she couldn't pull her husband up into the boat. he was too heavy. she had to let him go. >> bill: we will stay on the story and make sure that the mexican authorities do the right thing. >> very sad. >> bill: finally the supreme court back in session and the first thing they did was throw silent night under the bus. the christmas carol silent night. what happened? >> that's just so egregious we can't sing silent night. look, what they did is they said we are not going to hear an appeal from the third circuit in new jersey. >> bill: the new jersey course said in a public school the kids

can't sing silent night. >> or anything like that. you can't even hum. nothing. >> bill: that seems to be pretty oppressive. pretty fascist dic. >> i agree with the supreme court here. they found nothing wrong with the lower court decision. >> bill: that you can't hum silent night around christmas time. >> the policy of the school is okay. >> bill: the policy is what? >> first amendment based on the establishment clause thing you cannot establish religion. >> >> bill: you can't sing about jesus on christmas even though it's a federal holiday honoring jesus' birthday so we can't sing about it? can we chant his name? >> i wouldn't do that if i were you. that is dangerous. [ laughter ] >> bill: you guys are laughing because this is stupid. >> it is stupid. >> bill: it's stupid and the supreme court should have straightened it out in an hour. >> maybe another one on a better fact pattern. this one will rear its head again.

>> until more states get involved. not just one state in new jersey. >> bill: i'm going to go over to that school and sing outside and sing that song. >> i'll go with you. >> bill: we have caroling at that school. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. abc news interviews islamic guy who says the flag will fly over the white house: laura ingraham on christine o'donnell's first poli

>> bill: amazing matter out of tennessee if you want fire protection you have to pay 75 bucks to the fire department. if you don't pay it, they don't show up. last week gene's house caught on fire. since gene didn't pay the firefighters just stood there and watched the house burn down. >> i hadn't paid my $75, and that's what they want. $75. and they don't care how much they burn down. i thought they would come out and put it out. even if you hadn't paid your $75. but i was wrong. >> bill: here now to react fox business anchor john stossel. now, you you are a proponent of less government, small government, government stay out. those guys should have put gene's house. they should have helped him, right? >> no. a contract is a contract. >> bill: they are forcing the contract on gene. there is no contract. they are forcing him to pay the 75 bucks. >> if he wants fire protection. he is not even in the town.

>> bill: he is in the county. is he already paying property taxes. >> not to south fulton. that's another county. the town of south fulton says we will cover our town but if you are in the county way out there, you want fire protection, you have got to pay the money. >> bill: you think it's a fair deal? >> if they put his fire out, who is ever going to pay the $75? it sounds cruel, but if the fire department goes out of business and no one has coverage, that's crueler. >> bill: okay. it's hard to argue with your logic but if i think if i were the fire fighting chief i would have put the fire out and then said to gene you owe me like 800 bucks. and then. >> or fine gene or something like that say, look, you don't pay the 75 and your house catches on fire we are not going to burn down you have to pay us a thousand dollars or whatever it costs for us to go out there. >> i think a private fire company would have done that. this was a government fire department that had its rules and the rules say if you don't pay, you don't get coverage.

>> bill: it's pretty harsh. so gene loses his home. i hope he had insurance. >> everybody will pay 75 bucks next year. >> bill: we gave you an assignment last week we asked stossel to go out and find younger people under 25 to see if they knew hot vice president of the united states is. roll the tape. >> who is this? >> no idea. >> no idea. >> i don't know. >> i don't know. >> don't no. >> not sure. >> joe biden? >> however, do you know who this is? >> jason bieber. >> justin bieber, i know that ♪ baby, baby. >> justin bieber. >> bill: you say most of the younger people knew biden. >> to be fair out of 30 we asked only 8 did not. >> bill: out of 30 didn't know the vice president but almost all knew justin bieber. my point is if you don't know the bp stay home election day. >> bill: well, that's right. we were arguing about who should vote and who shouldn't vote. this is a generalized question. when you and i were in school back in the stone age, remember

that? okay. >> barely. >> bill: you really had to know. i mean, the teachers were teaching you history, geography, civics, this and that. you had to know. now, that's all gone. that's why these kids don't know anything. they are just not presented with the material in public schools. >> i'm not so sure. i don't know that i would have known who the vice president was when i was a kid. >> bill: are you kidding me? you were that stupid? i knew hot vice president from eisenhower on. nixon was eisenhower's guy. checkers. >> i was focused on meeting women. i wasn't thinking about politics. >> bill: when you grew up, that takes a lot of time, but you can still do both. it's the gum and walking at the same time syndrome. >> a lot of young people don't know much. i wouldn't presume to know what the majority of people knew in our time. >> bill: i will. we all knew nixon was highway hour's vice president. johnson was kennedy's vice president. >> i know. i take it back. >> bill: but today it's like oh,

i don't know. >> you have no evidence to know that it's worse today. i don't want the schools teaching this stuff. if the schools spend time on, this they are already doing a bad job teaching writing and arithmetic. >> bill: that's right. i don't know what they do all day. what do they do? >> i don't know. they waste money. >> bill: they do waste money. there is no doubt. because the spending per pupil goes up and scores go down. >> doubles. >> bill: i had 60 kids in my class first grade. how many did you have. >> about 30. today the average is 15. >> 60 were in my house. how many were women since you were so interested. >> half. i was looking around. >> bill: you are a desperate person. john stossel, everybody. there he is at least is he honest. when we come right back, laura ingraham on two new republican political ads one by christine mcdonnell and another linda mcmahon in connecticut.

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>> bill: thanks for staying with us. bill o'reilly in the impact segment tonight, christine o'donnell has finally surfaced in delaware, putting out her first political ad. >> i'm not a witch. i'm nothing you've heard. i'm you. none of us are perfect, but none of us can be happy with what we see all around us. politicians who think spending, trading favors, and back room deals are the ways to stay in office. i'll go to washington and do what you would do. i'm christine o'donnell and i approve this message. >> bill: here now fox news analyst laura ingraham author of the big best seller "the obama diaries." she looked very sincere there. >> she did. now, are you a good witch or bad

witch, bill? >> bill: i'm a war lock. >> sister worse than the other one. remember the opening of that-connick scene thee started that ad and i thought for a second why are you going back to that? why are you doing that? but then when you watch it and i think she could have picked up the pace a a little bit when you watch it she does come across as very approachable and i think the key line is basically i'm you. i'm just like you. that was smart. >> bill: people should know she has a big powered pr firm behind her. i think it was smart to say i'm not a witch. it's basically focuses people on what's to come. hook line. >> in it keeps your attention. >> bill: i don't think that was a bad spot. >> no. >> bill: i was in philadelphia last week and all the local press was asking me questions and they were saying well, we can't cover her because she is off the national press and local press as well. >> they want to cover her to destroy her. >> bill: i agree with that anybody like christine o'donnell has to be very, very careful about what she does and who she

speaks with however, she has basically shut down everything, she is that smart. >> smart to an extent. she should pick a few shows, maybe this show to do. and just get out there and just be seen. remember, delaware is like -- it's so small, bill. >> bill: so tiny. >> extremely liberal. she knows that the media they have their knives out for her. they will go back to the old statements and video clips and audio clips. where can she go with that? she has to stay local. primarily local. maybe one or two hits on the national media. >> bill: we don't have any recent polling information in delaware. we might have later on this week. >> 9 points. the last poll was about points which isn't bad considering how many hits she has taken. >> bill: a few votes can really close it? >> very liberal. >> bill: it really liberal. >> we have a big bet on that, remember, on my radio show. >> bill: i believe i'm going to win. >> 5 grand for charity. >> bill: i'm not rooting against ms. o'donnell. but i can't get behind her and i don't do that anyway here, but even in my own mind if i was

living in delaware because i don't know her. i can't get a feel for her. >> you know she would vote to repeal obama care. >> bill: she would vote. >> mike castle was pro cap and trade as is mr. coons. vote with obama, vote with pelosi, is he a classic liberal. you couldn't support coons. there is no way you could pull the lever for coons. >> bill: paladino cuomo is not going going to shake it up. >> you would definitely vote for her. >> bill: my home state linda mcmahon, the wrestling woman is running 10 points behind blumenthal and now says look i have got to go after blumenthal. roll the tape. [gunfire] >> would you lie about serving in a war? >> we have learned something very important since the days that i served in vietnam. i served in vietnam. >> dick blumenthal did, again and again. >> when we returned, we saw nothing of disgratitude. >> he covered one lie with

another. >> since the days that i served in vietnam. i served in vietnam. >> if he lied about vietnam, what else is he lying about? >> bill: so ms. mcmahon says look i'm not going to do the issues, i'm just going to do him and sea liar and you should vote for me. effective. >> i think it was incredibly effective ad. >> bill: let me stop you right there. everybody in connecticut knows about that. >> it washes over you and you forget it and move on to the next issue. i think it's good before this election to set that out and then she is talking about the fact by the way, bill, at the same time that connecticut's poverty rate, my home state went up from 7.3% last year to 9.4% this year. that is staggering in connecticut. what's happening to jobs in-to-connecticut. a little less than the national average. but still up for connecticut. that's -- those are the issues that are key. >> bill: still as we pointed out in the talking points memo. obama's favorable rating in connecticut is higher than his unfavorable. >> true. incredibly liberal state.

i will tell you this last night at the big debate that they had, she nailed him in looking at him and saying how do you create a job in how do you create a job? well, he stumbled a little bit well, it's a supply and demand. it pointed out the difference. she actually has created jobs. >> bill: she created that whole wrestling thing. >> she has created jobs and run a business. i think today even in connecticut people are looking for experience. if you have run something. you have made a payroll? maybe you have had to cut jobs. >> bill: do you think she is going to win too. >> i think she has a shot. if we wake up the day after the election and christine o'donnell has won, then this is going to have been a blood bath for the democrats. if christine o'donnell has won, that means linda mcmahon has won that means they have all won, 5 grand for fisher house. i don't know what you are doing. >> bill: doctors without borders. >> going tore a good cause. >> bill: you are betting $5,000 that o'donnell will win. >> it's a long shot but i'm going to do it. >> bill: whoever wins, the charity gets the money? >> yeah, that's good stuff. you wanted to --

>> bill: i want to point out again i'm not rooting against any candidate. you challenged me when i was on your program plugging my book i said i'm not going to be a wimp and back down. >> good for all concerned. >> bill: i don't want coons to win i have to say that. >> bill, you could not support coons. >> bill: i can't. >> he plays around with the marxist word. >> bill: i wanted him on the show. we told him we would get him a hair cut and spruce him up. we will pay for it? >> he looks great. >> bill: he won't come on. >> you have trouble getting these people on. didn't karl rove call you or brit hume said you are all soft and cuddly now. >> bill: i'm a cuddly guy. dick cheney still won't come on and o'donnell won't come on and coons won't come on. pal deem know came on. >> no, no. that was classic. that was a classic interview. come on, always good for people. christine o'donnell should come on the show and be a good thing for her. she would get a fair hearing. >> bill: laura ingraham, everybody. we will see who wins that bet. charles krauthammer on deck.

cbs news puts on a muslim cleric who says a muslim flag will fly over the white house. takes you to the friendly skies. >> please take your emergency exit, marked along each side of the cabin. >> bill: back in a moment.

>> bill: back of the book segment tonight, some viewers were stunned when abc news put a radical cleric on the air who was asked about radical islam in america. >> do you agree with reverend graham and our panelists on this side that americans should fear islam. >> we do believe that muslims, the east and the west will one day be govern governorred by the sharia and we believe the flag of islam will fly over the white

house. >> bill: wow, joining us analyst charles krauthammer. if i were christian amampour i would have laughed at that guy and called him a loon or something like that. i don't take that seriously, do you? >> no, i don't. i can assure the viewers that there will be no flag of islam over the white house in my lifetime and our children's lifetime or grandchildren. after that we are going to be living in test tubes and in the matrix anyway so that won't matter. what's interesting about that loud mouth imam is that he was speaking from london. he was not in a studio in new york. that, to me, is the salient factor. in europe you do have these large radicalized muslim communities and these imams that are outspoken in support of jihadism and in support of sharia and imposition of sharia

on their countries. it's not a pipe dream. the great islamic scholar has predicted by the end of the century europe will be muslim. >> bill: interestingly enough, that is a provocative statement that ms. amanpower did not challenge the way she should have. the only way that islamic flag could be flying over the white house would be by force. it's never going to be peacefully voted in here, sharia. we have separation of church and state and everything else. the aclu would all go crazy. that's a provocative statement. you either laugh at the guy or say what are you talking about? what exactly do you mean? how is that going to happen? see, that's what gets me about abc news and i'm not picking on them because they have very, very good people over there. and cbs and nbc, they never ever really get into it they let this stuff go and i don't think they should. >> i think the important point is the one you just made which is if there is ever going to be a position in the u.s. it will be by force.

that's what 9/11 is about. that's what the acquisition of nuclear weapons by iran and other jihadists is about. >> bill: absolutely. >> in europe it's different. europe has very large indij news comiewntsdz in france it's almost one in ten french men. many of these communities the police cannot even enter. they are very radicalized and you also have a supine european population and a political culture which accepts all of this lying down. we have a tradition of assimilation into the american idea and we also have this notion of, as you say, separation of church and state. now, our assimilation is not perfect. obviously we have had the fort hood shooter. we have had the times square attacker who was sentenced as you know today to life in prison without parole. but the very fact that these are lone wolfs shows you how different we are from europe. europe is vulnerable.

american is not to internal introduction of sharia. >> bill: here is the interesting thing, our liberal media, which dominates, there is conservative media, too, but the liberal media outnumber conservative media, i would say, 5 to 1, they now are buying into the gentile islam. they are taking the european media approach that oh, wait a minute, you have to give peace a chance. you can't be stirring up trouble because they're muslim people. you have to give them what they want. so the media in america is close to the media in europe which as you know has a very significant factor in this kind of a situation. >> but here's the difference. the american people are, for reasons that are almost incomprehensible almost impermeable to this liberal bias. not just in this instance, liberal media have been liberal

for 50 years. dominating the broadcast media. and, yet, americans are two to one conservative. only a fifth of the americans are liberal. twice as many are conservative. on their, look at the resistance on the mosque. >> bill: 70%. >> that's the generous of america. the bedrock sort of decency and also i would say almost constitutionalism of americans who reject all this politically correct nonsense even if it permeates the media. >> bill: all right. thank you very much, charles, as always. as charles said the guy who tried to blow up times square with a car bomb was sentenced to life in prison without parole. good. pinheads and patriots in a moment. we'll have the results of last night's teacher who smashed a kid's cell phone. tonight, the skies may be getting friendlier

. >> bill: pinheads and patriots in a moment. tonight starring flight

attendants and lady gaga. first the mp3 player for the troops off to a big start. if you sign up for an annual premium membership we will send an mp3 player with my book on it, to our troops overseas. courtesy of harper coll lens and operation shoe box. check out premium membership this week starring an exclusive interview with dennis miller. if you are already a pm when you reup we will send out an mp3 as well. now the mail. meg whitman will go down -- the stunt against meg whitman will go down as one of the sleaziest ever. >> you need find out who is paying diaz's legal bills.

allred isn't doing it for free. sure she is. paladino gets more positive points for protecting his daughter for the take you out comment. the republican party shouldn't just walk away from paladino, it should run. >> the asian traefper -- teacher who broke the student's cell phone is a pate -- patriot in america the aclu would have gotten her. >> i learned a lot, my favorite part was the comparison of lassie to your dog barney. barney would have kicked lassie's butt debbie. thanks for reading the book. it is a very funny part of the book. i have immortalized barney. >> bill, i'm a marine, i will go to new orleans to see you and beckon december 3rd.

i'll see you there. we hear lots of folks are driving in. dallas is the next night. info on buildfreshtour.com. going to be great. >> just wondering, did you send a signed copy of pinheads and patriots to president obama? not yet. but i'm sending you a copy. you will get his. but i will send one to the president. i think he will in it. he liked the barney stuff with lassie, i know that. finally pinheads and patriots. last night we showed you this. as a former teacher i loved that. we asked to you vote on whether that teacher is a pinhead or patriot? patriot 90%. pinhead 10%. we are vetting every night you are going to decide.

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thanks for watching, i am bill o'reilly remember the spin stops right here, becau >> good morning, everyone. it's wednesday, october 6, 2010. i'm gretchen carlson. thank you for sharing your time today. is president obama looking for more change now inside his oval office, the most important position? there's rumors that hillary clinton and joe biden could be doing some role reversal and did biden actually come up with the idea himself? >> i got to hear that. meanwhile, president obama falling apart on stage. what? >> was that my -- oh, goodness! that's all right. all of you know who i am. >> an excellent ad lib. what happened? well, maybe the setup crew should use super glue next time