that it it is it for this "special report." getting ready for big debate on monday, it will be fair, balanced and unafraid. captions by closed captioning services mr. o'reilly will ruin it now. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight: >> that's been an image that people have tried to paint of me i'm some angry black woman. >> bill: abc news reporting on a new book about the obamas portrays me, your humble correspondent as hostile to the first lady. >> image of an angry michelle obama long been fodder for critics. >> i have a lot of people who call me on the radio and say she looks angry. i say there is some validity to that. she looks like angie woman. guess where they got that clip abc media matters. did abc tell their audience? we will tell you. >> if you question things done in the name of capitalism,

then he calls it being envious, i don't think anybody was envious when the fool failed to question what bernie madoff was doing. >> bill: now some democrats say mitt romney is similar to bernie madoff under the capitalistic banner. we have a special report on that. >> we will stand on principle or we will not stand at all. >> what we have got is an attempt to substitute the rule of the mob for the rule of law. >> bill: the great american news quiz, the flamboyant women edition coming your way. ♪ i want to be kissed by you. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the media race baiting begins. that is the subject of this

evening's talking points memo. as you may know, there is a new book out about the obamas in which the first lady is discussed at length. abc reported on the book last night and used me your humble correspondent to represent pundits critical of michelle obama. >> a new book called the obamas paint the portrait of a first lady who in the beginning was frustrated and unhappy with life in the white house. the image of an angry michelle obama long been fodder for critics. >> bill: i have a lot of people who call me on the radio and say she looks angry. i have to say there is have validity to that she looks like angry woman. >> bill: that sounds kind of bad, does it not? here is the context. that interview was done three and a half years ago when the country was still getting to know mrs. obama who did have some problems in the beginning. you will remember the proud of her country remark. my interview back then was with rebekah johnson who wrote a profile on michelle obama for vogue magazine. >> i found her lovely, actually. very bright, very thoughtful

and, you know, an impressive person, intelligent. she was great. i was impressed. >> bill: i have a lot of people who call me on the radio and say she looks angry. i have to say there is some validity to that. she looks like an angry woman. >> don't they say that about you too? >> bill: i'm not going to be the first lady. i hope not anyway. >> bill: as usual i did my job. i asked the tough questions about mrs. obama because there was a perception and everybody knows it that she was not happy go lucky. in fact she told cbs news she is tired of being labeled an angry black woman. that's what she said. on the factor ms. johnson was given plenty of time to set the record straight as she saw it. that's why we had her on. subsequently since the obama have occupied the white house i have been generally favorable. >> the president and first lady were gracious to me. this was the first time i spoke to michelle obama i was impressed she was articulate and beautiful.

participating in the healthy kids fair and the hula la hoop is good exercise for the mid section. for being hoop conscious michelle obama is a patriot. >> for trying to help american vets the first lady is a patriot. >> don't you think that michelle obama speaking out about healthy food i think it's noble. i think it's a good thing. >> bill: then they brought her into the white house michelle obama and placed her in a position where she is glamorous. she is. she is like jacqueline kennedy. i believe michelle obama is a good woman who wants the best for all americans. those narrowives did not fit into the narrative that abc news had last night. guys like me hammering michelle obama. abc news didn't tell the audience it got its clip they used on me from the far left web site media matters which is in business solely to smear non-liberal media people. we brought the situation to absz's attention today they say from now on they will call people like me who are injected into their news coverage. i think it's important.

because i'm simply not going to let, i'm not going to let the presidential campaign degenerate into a race baiting media propaganda exposition. all who participate in that and there are plenty of them are going to be called out on it from my vantage point michelle obama has been a fine first lady helping kids and articulating issues like nutrition. for abc to paint me critical of her is flat out dishonest. a lot of us have a lot riding on america's future. it's about america's future. let's cut the crap. can we? joining us from the ingraham angle ms. laura. you are not surprised at this, are you? >> no, bill. and, frankly, i'm shocked that you would be accused of saying anything critical of the first lady because if you remember, the summer of 2010, rewind when i was on for the obama diaries, with my book where i wrote these accounts of what michelle's thought process was in the white house. i made the point that i

thought the whole mom and cheek thing was glamorous and ruiz. of course, all of that is given. a great mom. she was really aggressively pushing policy in the white house. immigration reform. the "new york times" now tells us i was focused more on this child nutrition thing which ended up being a big payoff with the sciu the way it's being regulated in our schools. you rose to the first lady's defense said the garden is a problem ingraham if they should be coming after anyone, bill, i'm happy to take the bullet for you. >> bill: i'm the big dog, you see. [ laughter ] >> i'm a pretty big dog. i worked at abc news. here is exactly what happened. they had some inexperienced correspondent, i don't know even know who she is on it. but they had a producer. the producer was lazy. producer looked at googled michelle obama, bing, media matters comes up right away. he takes the thing right off. doesn't do any contextual about it when did it happen?

why did it happen? >> why are you surprised? why are you surprised by this? >> bill: i want the people to understand this is what happens all the time. abc news on their world news broadcast reaches, what, 8 million people? they throw my picture up there with the fox news channel underneath. how are these people supposed to know what the history of it is, they don't. here is my question which is more interesting with all due respect. why do you think there is no have validity to this point that michelle obama is aggressively and somewhat effectively mettle ling in policy even though she is not an elected official. >> bill: i didn't read the book so i can't know that. >> you are making. >> bill: she may be. >> i think you are a little more correct the first time you said what you said than you are in your three and a half years later. >> bill: i don't think she is an angry black woman. >> nobody is talking about

black. who is talking about that. >> bill: three and a half years ago nobody knew her. she had made that comment that everybody went crazy first time i'm proud of my country. >> bill: we are probing to find out who she is and a i asked the question. look, you raised an interesting point. it could be that michelle obama is the power behind the throne. and that she is. >> sounds like it. >> bill: done a lot of these things to put forth a political agenda. absolutely that could be true. we are open to that discussion. >> she has sharp elbows, bill. she is also glamorous. the two can coexist at one time. she can be beautiful and a great mom but she can also be a radical leftist who has a bit of a entitlement mentality using the taxpayers' jet to go off a couple days early and not stay behind with her husband when a lot of people are struggling with this country. that doesn't look good to americans who want to believe that the first lady and the president emphasize with their plight. i think that's a legitimate discussion point. that's a question. >> bill: here is the bottom

line, you should have been on that report not me. >> good. the black thing has nothing to do with it. that's a game that they are playing and that's an old game and you called them out on it. >> bill: laura ingraham, everybody. congressman compares mitt romney to bernie madoff. wait until you hear this. later megyn kelly on high school students baiting their teachers on the net. pretty despicable. coming right back.

>> bill: in the impact segment tonight this mitt romney bain capital story gets people completely out of control. newt gingrich, rick perry and the entire democratic party are all criticizing governor romney for predatory capitalism. while he was running the bain corporation he fired a whole bunch of people to make money for himself. a real greed head. now the hysteria is officially out of control. >> i have no problem with mitt romney or anybody else. making millions or even billions, what my problem is is that if you question things done in the name of capitalism, then he calls it being envious. i don't think anybody was envious or fearful of being envious when the failed to question what bernie madoff was doing. he did all of that in the name of capitalism.

>> bill: wow. so what's the real story? joining us now from columbia, south carolina, rick tyler, senior advisor for a group called winning our future which supports newt gingrich. from washington conservative bay buchanan who is a senior advisor to the romney campaign. ms. buchanan, start with you. i have not heard governor romney say flat out that he did not do anything wrong in bain. don't you think he should issue a stronger statement and put this thing to bed once and for all. >> no. he has explained several times. i heard again today what exactly he did do there. >> bill: i know the explanation is long and winding like a paul mccartney song. all i want to hear him do is come on this program and other program and say look, i did absolutely nothing wrong. i did my job. i made money for my investors. in the long run we added jobs. lock, the claim is

ms. buchanan that bain added more than 100,000 jobs to the american economy. can you back that up? >> yeah. bain did that while he was there. they did a lot more after he left. yes they can back that up. take four of the companies. just four of them including staple pels and sports authority some of the big ones start up that he was there to help start up, get off the ground they are alone 100,000 jobs today. yes it can be backed up. it's clear what he did over there what happens in the private sector, people entrepreneurs come up with ideas but they don't have the capital. they don't have the money so they go to somebody and that's what mitt does. >> bill: they oversee and you can do this, you can't do that. have you got to lay off these people but hire these people. ms. buchanan it's not clear to rick tyler that that's, you know, a positive organization for the worker, right, mr. tyler? >> well, mitt romney is not running on his record of governor. we know because his record as

governor is at odds with his current position. so, now we know something new about his claim that he created jobs. the central issue here in south carolina is jobs, jobs, jobs. they want a president who would know how to create jobs. well, mitt romney -- based his central campaign on that message. i can create jobs. it's not true. he didn't create jobs. >> bill: she said proved that bain did. >> prove it. >> bill: the proof is that bain invested money in something like the sports authority and it grew into this big and hired a lot of people isn't that true. >> we have shown other examples where, look. >> bill: that's the dice roll, mr. tyler, you know that. >> no, no, no. of course it is. okay so all we are doing is telling the story that he is not telling. he likes to say he is this high flying businessman and he is, you know, growing companies, adding value, hiring employees when actually is he a low flying vulture

looking at the companies, innovation destroys. when it does the carcass needs to be picked. that's part of the capitalist system. don't tell you you are a high flying businessman when you are a low flying vultures. don't say you are creating jobs there are no record of. >> you have the language down you might want to apply over there and join that war against capitalism. >> i love capitalism. >> mitt romney has not run from his record he has run on his record. your little half hour show has four cases which you say mitt romney destroyed companies. two of them he never had anything to do with one was acquired by bain after he left. another one was acquired almost when he was leaving, sold six years later to a canadian company which is the company that closed it. you got the facts wrong. >> bill: you just referenced a show that mr. tyler's organization paid for. let's roll a little of that

tape, governmental a group of corporate raiders led by mitt romney, the company was bain capital, more ruthless than wall street. >> pulled the rug out from under our plant. >> everybody was fired. >> they fire people. they cut benefits. they sell assets. >> mitt romney and them guys they don't care who i am. >> i feel that is the man that destroyed us. >> bill: all right, mr. tyler, if ms. buchanan is telling the truth and two of the companies that you used in that thing didn't have anything to do with that's a little misleading, is it not. >> all those people in that ad those are real people. >> bill: they may be under a misconception they didn't deal with mitt romney you know that. >> no, no, no. mitt romney's name was never brought up to them when those companies were taken over. none of those interviewers. i'm just saying. we are learning just today, okay, that mitt romney says he left bain in 1999. turns out he didn't sell of his controlling stock didn't get rid of it until 2003.

as late as 2001. as late as 2003 he signed an sec document that put him on the management company? which is it either filed a false fec document or told the voters something that wasn't true. >> bill: i have got to go guys. this gives me a headache. almost impossible to define it i appreciate both of you have guys coming on. >> it's about the private sector and understanding that. >> bill: complicated deal when you get up to that level and what the venture capitalists do it's complicated but we're trying. directly more ahead more trouble out of the occupy wall street movement and again it's crime-related. great american news quiz, the flamboyant women edition. you will like this one upcoming.

>> bill: factor follow up segment tonight, the head of the police union in washington, d.c. says that because the occupy wall street movement has been occupying the attention of police for three months, violent crime has risen dramatically in d.c. just yesterday in washington, 13-month-old baby rescued by police in an occupy camp site ar parentally father left her their unattended he has been charged. from the district of columbia alicia menendez a democratic consultant. the reason i'm doing this story is because i think the occupy movement is pretty much done myself personal opinion when you get the head of the police union saying violent crime has raised 10 to 15% because these people have been in town because the cops have got to look at them and got to watch them all the time and you say what? alyssia? >> i don't understand, given that d.c. is very accustomed

to having protesters, we had a big batch of tea party protesters about a year ago. we have had big mega marches why this isn't built into the d.c. police's contingency plan. that's one thing i don't understand. if they feel this is resulting in a rifs crime and that is something that needs to be addressed, something that needs to be addressed by mayor gray it's not that easy. keep an eye on people. drug use in there. assaults in there it's a pretty nasty situation. >> they arrested 62 people today. that means that the police's attention has to be there instead of in other precincts. i think ms. picket -- right? >> absolutely. we didn't just see crime go up in d.c. about 17% since they came in or even 14% for that matter for violent crimes are concerned. we saw crime actually go up, bill in new york when the occupy protesters came in. this is all over the united

states where occupy encampments came in. we have to remember here around $400,000 in stimulus funds came in to the mcphearson park where these occupy protesters were hang out. >> bill: $400,000 of stimulus funds came in to approve the park. >> these occupy protesters end up destroying it? >> only $8,000. darryl ice sat congressman from california wants to investigate that? is that what is he after. >> is he more concerned about whether or not the national park service and the department of interior is somehow talking one theory and letting occupy protesters hang out there when they actually shouldn't be hanging out there because camping is really not aloud in that park. >> bill: you don't need a permit in that park. we have investigated that. >> but only for 24 hours. >> you say the money, 400,000 stimulus didn't go into the park. >> there was $8,000 that was

spent offer r. on resodding. only money spent protesters. we can be angry about the money. >> i walk by that park every day it look looks beautiful minus the campers. of all the things we have to be upset about i would not choose. this honestly it's a complete eyesore. you have people vagrants walking in and out. the rat population has exploded in that area. frankly that's not exactly something that i call anything of beauty. >> bill: now, the bottom line on this is that the occupy movement is costing people money, taxpayers money. you both agree with that this comes under the banner of freedom of expression. it is costing the taxpayers money in every city. police resources where they camp out. have to clean it up. the crime and all of that okay. now, alyssia, you heard the bain thing and, you know, any impression on that? is this much to do about nothing? 30 seconds. >> other than the fact that it made my head hurt. i don't know what bizarre world we are living in when i

agree with everything that newt gingrich's campaign is saying. i think this is a healthy conversation to have not about capitalism but about the extremes we are allowed to go to. this legal? absolutely. is it necessarily moral. that's more questionable. >> bill: some cases it may not be, in other cases it is you expand the sports authority and something else goes down the drain. any impressions on that discussion? >> as far as newt gingrich is concerned he needs to start thinking about perhaps going more towards mitt romney's record as governor as opposed to what's in this movement. it's hurting him. >> bill: how do you think so. >> talk show hosts such as rush limbaugh. >> bill: they are criticizing newt for doing it? >> it's going to hurt him. >> bill: we have brand new bill o'reilly.com poll. we will give you the results later on. plenty more as the factor moves along this evening. is it legal investigating laws that charge parents with crimes if their teenagers drink even if they don't know about it then megyn kelly on

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>> big controversy down in mississippi where outgoing governor haley barbour has pardoned a bunch of people one of them 40-year-old david gatlin who murdered his wife shooting her in the head while she held their 2 month old son in her arms. >> the governor himself is going to have to look me and the family in the eye and say, hey, i'm going to let this guy go. there wasn't any of that. that's the coward's way out if you ask me. traditions are not always good. this, again, has given mississippi a black eye. >> that man randy walker was shot in that case as well. he obviously recovered. with us is our legal team this evening. attorney and fox news analyst lis wiehl. advantage. keys to happy and fulfilling

life. lis wiehl filling in for kimberly guilfoyle. haley barbour going out and he pardons this guy because he worked in the governor's mansion on release thing. >> he was on good behavior. he amongst some of the other who was pardoned worked at the governor's mansion for many years and part of this massive pardon. >> this is headlines. this is 18 years this guy served. he is out, right? >> he was out as of sunday. that was it. he signed the pardon and the guy walked. >> the attorney general of mississippi says that barbour violated the law. >> maybe. the attorney general says maybe because there is a provision under the mississippi constitution that says that the inmate himself, not the governor has to post it within 30 days of release in the notice in the county where the crime happened. >> that's he is going to pay for the ad. >> pay for the ad in the' into. >> bill: he didn't do that. >> we don't know that the attorney general is grasping here. >> bill: shouldn't know it. it takes 10 minutes. >> nobody has found out. >> bill: he is out and he is walking around. >> is he walking around.

>> bill: what siewnk about that, stacy? >> it's a reckless, reckless decision by the governor. he is entitled to pardon whoever he wants regardless of public opinion. but, when you pardon a man who was denied parole by a parole board two weeks before in december. >> bill: two weeks before the pardon this guy was denied parole. >> before the pardon, this governor recklessly signs this pardon without analyzing who he is pardoning. >> bill: we would like to have governor barbour to appear here. 18 years in prison is not justice for shooting a woman in the head. >> he got a life term. now he is out. 18 years. you can get 18 years for dealing heroin. >> exactly. >> bill: now this guy is out and a woman is dead and this other man how heard got shot in the head too. >> when he did the killing and tried to kill this other guy he he vowed to come back and finish what he has done. >> bill: that's that's by the parole board said no way. then the parole board -- >> bill: we are going to stay

on this case. call barbour and tell him to come on the program. maybe he will respond to you. there is a law in some states that says if you are a parent of teenagers and they drink, okay, even if you don't know about it, cops can charge with you a crime. this happened in california stanford university professor, right, stacy? >> that's right. >> bill: pick it up. stanford university professor allowed his 17-year-old son to have a party to celebrate a football win in the basement of the home. they are baking brownies for the party. he is serving the kids, soda, cooks and the brownies, there was a rule no alcohol at this party. somehow a neighbor called the police. the police show up at the door because of the noise? >> there was a noise complaint. >> bill: that always happens. cops show up. they if down to the party. they see alcohol. >> or they detect that some of the kids are nearby rated. nearby rate inebriated.

>> they say they thought these kids were drinking. >> they had evidence. they charged them with 44 counts. he spent that night in jail. i think they have some evidence. this case makes me so. >> bill: is it a fair law. >> it should be stronger than. this absolutely. >> bill: only in eight states. >> it's not in california. they had to charge him underring can completely different contributing negligence of a minor. stanford professor, go down to the basement twice. you didn't detect what these cops detected? >> bill: we're not buying it. >> it's crazy. it's wrong. >> bill: dopey kids are drinking you will know. >> you will know. he went down and checked on the kids twice. this is a totally unreasonable application of this law. these are parents trying to do the right thing. >> bill: you disagree with wiehl. >> i totally disagree. >> a kid snuck it in?

>> this professor spent the night in jail. >> bill: it's his house. what if they snuck in opium and having a big opium party down there. >> so he should go to scblal because children did something. >> yes. >> he was supervising. >> bill: hold it i'm frightened here because i'm agreeing with wiehl. >> that never happens. >> your house, have you got to supervise it. >> basement, wait a minute. i have to say this. >> bill: go ahead. >> civil laws within on the books forever saying if you are negligent in the supervision of individuals in your home and there are injuries, you pay the price. you may money damages. you get sued. >> this is jailing parents for allowing kids to party. >> bill: underaged beam had access to alcohol. >> this parent didn't allow alcohol. >> you have got to check it you are being so hard on this guy. >> bill: i know they are. >> 44 counts. >> bill: we will follow it ladies. we will follow it. how much time?

do i have any more time? i don't have any more time. there has been a settlement in the bullying case in new england. they got $220,000? >> 225 against the superintendent and the school district. >> bill: where a girl hung herself and the parents said the school did not protect her from bullying. the school district paid $225,000. >> reason we know this is the aclu filtd a claim. >> they didn't want to release how much it was. >> yes. >> when we come right back, kelly file will debrief ms. megan on the primary. she was obviously anchor. high school students baiting their teachers on the net. kelly is next.

>> bill: thanks for staying with us. bill o'reilly this the kelly file. students trying to hurt their teachers using the internet. high school kids provoking

their teachers in classroom and secretly recording the meltdowns on their cell phones. of course the embarrassing video gets posted on the net. >> do you know who started the fire in this school? no. me. [screams] >> bill: here now attorney and fox news anchor megyn kelly. where was that? do you know where that took place? >> nashville, tennessee. >> basically every kid has a cell phone now and every kid can take a picture. that's the problem in my opinion. in the classroom, no kid should have a cell phone or a recording device at all. >> i totally agree with that by the way that guy, i know it looks bad on camera. they had apparently been provoking him and provoking him. he had a nervous breakdown. we watched what the authorities said was ultimately a nervous breakdown. taken away on a stretcher. placed on administrative leave. i mean listen, you can't blame it all on the students. you know because students are unruly and lots of teachers

have to -- have a nervous breakdown. >> bill: you are talking to one. >> what would you do, if a group of students targeted you like this trying to incite to you brave that way how would you control it. >> bill: ice the late the people. what i did very very quickly on people who would try to challenge me in the classroom try to pro-vehicle -- provoke me get them out right away. assistant principal march them down. >> start before day one before you go into the classroom? the way you project your image and your strength. >> bill: high school i caught in florida crack capital of the world. teacher very weak. woman teacher. the students tortured this woman because they knew no matter how she yelled or whatever she did she wouldn't take action against them. >> stern or yell could you be you in the classroom today. >> absolutely i don't care about the parents. o'reilly is too mean. he raised his voice. >> bill: fine. fire me. not only in teaching but in

broadcasting. you don't like what i do fire me. >> they did many times. >> bill: never got fired. never got fired. i got ostracized but i never got fired. now, is there a law in a state where it's two parties like california. you can't tape anybody. >> it depends. certain states require two party consent. most states only require one party consent. >> that's bad. >> what they need is not another law. they need schools to have regulations within the schools saying i agree with you. no phones during school hours. i understand they want to give them for emergencies. during school hours no cell phones. should be rules prohibiting the kids from posting pictures that they have taken in the classroom online. that's one of the ways they go after. >> bill: in the locker room do all kinds of nasty stuff and they do. >> no reason to subject students. >> bill: kelly and i solved it no cell phones during the school day that's it. >> you do this to a teacher

you are facing expulsion. >> bill: you were anchor with baier up in new hampshire, that was you, right? >> that was me. got it on tape. >> bill: sitting there seven hours. >> seven hours we did iowa. the race was so tight. >> how long in new hampshire. >> only a mere two. that was nothing. that was like -- cake. sitting there for that long period of time do they give you a break so you can run out? >> they didn't. in iowa there we are for seven hours. after seven hours. people needed a break if you know what i'm saying. finally around 1 roomplet 30 in 30 -- 1:30 in the morning. >> bill: mother nature is calling. >> bret baier had been saying that for six hours. nobody said -- >> bill: they wanted to torture him. >> finally chris wallace extended segment from new york. >> bret and i were running running running to the restroom. >> bill: i wish we had that on cell phone video. the race in new hampshire was called one minute after 8:00. >> yeah.

>> bill: then you have got nothing to talk about. then what are we going to do for two hours. >> more drama when it's close. favorite part of the election night we get to find out before the fight gets going. when we go on the air we kind of know. they tell us at 5:30 based on the exit polls what they know. >> bill: is there ever a time i don't have anything to say. >> ever seven hours on the air. this is what it was like 3 a.m. but after seven hours literally it resorted to this let's take a look at the studio who is still there maureen the makeup artist. somebody brought up pizza. >> bill: be that way. sit around and have the chinese food come in. kick back. >> it was top notch. still one in the ratings. >> bill: we always do. megyn kelly. great american news quiz the flamboyant women's edition. you just heard from one. killing lincoln goes hollywood. we have a dramatic announcement about my book coming right back. [ male announcer ] lately, there's been a seismic shift

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>> bill: great american news quiz flamboyant women's edition. fox news anchor martha maccallum certainly a flamboyant woman playing forked to carver have texas and another flamboyant dude steve doocy. >> that would be you. >> playing for debra from toledo, ohio. >> rub it in, start the new year off right. >> bill: here is question number one on the flamboyant women, michelle obama went on tv to respond to the controversy over her new book. >> i guess it's more interesting to imagine this conflicted situation here and a strong woman, you know, but that's been an image that people have tried to paint of

me since, you know, the day barack announced that i'm some angry black woman. >> bill: okay. now, mrs. obama is a lawyer, making her the third first lady to hold the postgraduate degree. who was the first? a >> steve: she is the third? >> bill: that's right, doocy. roll the tape. no, the answer is d. hillary clinton. you both got it wrong. >> then laura bush. >> got a master's degree. and then laura bush i believe has a librarian masters. >> steve: i will be darn. >> bill: marilyn monroe no advanced degree often played a blonde and felt that critics didn't give her enough credit for acting skills though she was was nominated for an oscar she did win golden globe for role in what film. what film?

♪ >> terribly sorry. >> you won't tell anybody, will you? >> tell what? >> have to catch me kick me out. >> doocy got it. no sht. no surprise movie? some like it hot? >> i have seen it. >> those were men dressed as women. flamboyant men. >> no to your capabilities. i think i had a crick right here. >> margaret thatcher in a movie called the iron lady. >> we will stand on principle or we will not stand at all

march gret with all due respect when one has been at war. >> i have done battle every single day of my life. and many men have under estimated me before. >> iron lady is her nickname. mrs. thatcher also known by another title conferred on her in 1992, what is it? cards up, please. the answer is dbariness. >> steve: nothing like a dame. >> bill: we have a tie. could you forego the ad-libs? >> thought it was a talk show. >> not for you. >> bill: think don't pay me enough. question number four, 90-year-old nancy reagan fairly robust in her

presidential library library. she gave people a scare a few months ago when she almost fell down during an event. saved from hitting the ground by what conservative politician or hero? okay, maccallum. you should have gotten that. >> aren't you and hemmer on the air every morning? >> i didn't like having to see that again. that was very disturbing. >> still could tie them. question number 5. hillary clinton was named the number one most admired woman in america. 16th time hillary hit number one. what other first lady also came in a lot topping the list 13 times.

answer is roll the tape. >> the experience which is the most valuable is the experience of doing things for yourself. >> that was aunt be, was it not? >> andy? >> hello. eleanor roosevelt. doocy wins. he is smirking. >> congratulations. >> one and one for the year. >> that means that debra belden in toledo, ohio. >> bill: clawed, we will send you prizes as well. pinheads and patriots on deck. dramatic announcement about "killing lincoln." the book goes hollywood. p and p moments away.

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check out. if you become a premium member you get it free. >> now to the mail. it's getting crazy because of the politics. from new york... >> bill: never said anything close to that. >> bill: i can't do both. i can't be talking them up and bashing them. >> bill: we have a poll question will gingrich's attacks on mitt romney help or hurt the former speaker in sections vote. bob...

>> bill: give me a break. two tiny states have voted. i base myself on national polling and no other candidate has his resources. although things could change, i will grant you that. >> bill: that means, i get free rides! and go-go gorillas. i may be out there. >> bill: i appreciate that jeanie. i want all americans to know president lincoln.

finally pinheads and patriots. jay leno raising money for the fischer house that help badly wounded american people. january 21st, leno's tractor signed by george w. bush will be sold at the barret jackson auto auction. that is a big deal. the proceeds, you see the signature there, going to the fischer house. leno will be at the auction and he is patriot for doing that. you remember our campaign, last year they raised $1.1 million. we are very happy that they are back in the spotlight. that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website, different from bill ole o'riley.com and spout off about the factor anywhere in the world. any time if you wish to opine, don't flapdoodle when writing to

us. the spin stops right here. no bumper cars but the spin stops here because we're looking out for you. >> good morning, everyone. it's friday, the 13th. >> what? >> that's right. i'm alisyn camerota in for gretchen. >> ahhhh! >> the first major snow storm of the season blankets parts of the midwest causing havoc on the roads and delaying travel across the country and it's all just starting. we're live in the middle of all of this. >> meanwhile, hypocrisy. watch the obama campaign continues, bashing mitt romney for his time at bain, right? guess what? the white house hired bain! what's that about? we're going to give you details. >> and this land is my land. one man forced to defend his own home from an intruder. listen.