but, of course, that is precisely what bill o'reilly does. he tells his audience the problems of black poverty is due to black culture. problems that are born in this country out of institutional racism and longstanding. it's the disillusion of the family to blame, before the recession, nonhispanic white families were four times as wealthy as nonwhite families. by 2010, whites were six times as wealthy, i'm shoesing it's neck tattoos that lie behind the fact that blacks are twice as likely to be unemployed as whites. if you are in bill o'reilly's audience, you can count on him to tell you time and time again that the racial disparities in america are not your fault. and so i would submit that by his very own definition, bill o'reilly is a pretty accomplished race baiter himself. joining me now, congresswoman barbara lee of california. are you a race hustler? >> these code words are to be expected from the right wing, however, they should not be accepted. what we need to talk about here and in our country are issues around racial discriminatio

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that is what bill o'reilly seems to think. hi, everybody, and welcome to entertainment tonight. >> the entertainment industry outraged that the factor would call out beyonce for harming unsupervised young girls. laura ingraham some thoughts on that. >> opportunity to have a deliberative constitutional discussion that reinforces the sanctity of this nation and how well it is that we have lasted some had hundred years. >> according to congresswoman lee the constitution was forged in 1614. the same year poke hun married john rolfe. shouldn't elected officials know the country's history? >> caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. president obama and your paycheck. that is the subject of this east coast's talking points memo. this afternoon, the president signed an executive order raising the overtime pay level for working americans. the president did this to combat what he calls income inequality. so here's the deal. right now ame

bill o'reilly is next. good night from washington. flnk. >>> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> are you going to delay the open enrollment beyond march 31st? >> no, sir. >> charles krauthammer says health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius lied again about obamacare. but is that true? we'll have a follow-up report. >> my day started with the great honor of meeting his holiness pope francis. >> the vatican con fronting president obama over forcing nuns over providing birth control insurance. we will tell you what happened in rome today. >> what is the unemployment rate at right now? >> what's the matter, the cat got your tongue? >> tonight, it's an american tradition that some believe is evil. others say harmless. spring break. jesse watters with another tough assignment. >> i don't know why you are looking at me. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪. >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. christianity and president obama. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. today, m

bill o'reilly is not significantly part of the resolution.st important to me, when you talk about the syste c systemic. let's talk criminal justice or police brutality. i have a friend dr. goth. they are building a database working with cops to figure out why there is so much the use of force. that can move the needle. when you are not feeling hunted in your own country. if this initiative leads to more programs like that getting attention and getting money, then bill o'reilly's nonsense is just that. he is an entertainer. if he can feel like he is part of the club, let him rock his headphones. >> let him do that if we can do something. >> shine it over here, bill. >> barrett, we didn't get to talk about cultivating wit. >> comedy and design. this is what i started after the onion. we are trying to make the world a fun place. a wittier place. >> enjoy austin. >> thank you so much. we will keep it weird. >> we are. coming up, confined exiled and jailed. those are the descriptions and locations of the three most infamous leakers. julian assange

and it's easy for bill o'reilly to, you know, go after the media on this, but bill o'reilly is the media on this. he acts like he's a citizen journalist who is doing this for free. i mean, it's the most downloaded after not cool on my facebook, post on facebook. people have strong opinions. they care a lot or they don't care, but they care so little they're willing to geangry. >> we have to get out, but one thing, if you had to grade how the malaysians have handled this from a communications standpoint from a to f, where would you put them? >> d. >> d? >> and i would say the brilliance of bill o'reilly is he figured out a way to talk about the plane in a way that could still get him ratings, but he could criticize people talking about the plane. that's one of the reasons he's number one, for now. >> it has become, what the plane has become is like checking box scores. in the morning or checking stocks. it's like, so it becomes part of your regimen. where is the plane today? and that's because we're curious about it. i think that's human nature. >> it's a mystery. and one of the great mys

. >> who is bill o'reilly? we came for the watters show. >> this is your world?is is my world right here. >> and now i am standing in it. >> also, what kind of people follow the factor? we sent watters to san diego to find out. >> to see him be such an entertainer that you don't normally see. >> you should see him around the office. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. america in decline, that's the subject of this evening's talking points memo. russia's violation of international law raises a very unpleasant question, is the u.s.a. now incapable of confronting dangerous behavior? the short answer is no. we can can still right wrongs if we have the will. but the stark truth is america is getting weaker on almost every front. let's start with economics. during president obama's five years in office, median income for americans has dropped about 7%. that's big. because while prices and taxes are rising, take-home pay is falling. thus, individual americans are less se

and fox news anchor, bill o'reilly. ersuade sharpton and o'reilly to be in the same meeting, then it means that -- then it means that there are people of good faith who want to get some stuff done, even if we don't agree on everything, and that's our focus. >> even if we don't agree on anything -- i would say even if we don't agree on everything. my question for bill is do they agree on anything. o'reilly actually went on and spoke with presidential advisor valerie jarrett and offered one of his solutions for the problems plaguing young people of color. >> now i submit to you that you're going to have to get people like jay z, kanye west, all of these gangster rappers to knock it off. you have a barrage, barrage, barrage and make it uncomfortable to have a baby out of wedlock, make it uncomfortable to sell drugs. you've got to reverse the peer pressure. you see where i'm coming from here? >> you see where i'm coming from. yes, bill, we see you. gentlemen, what did you make of that? >> wow. wow. i mean, kanye west as a ga

the o'reilly factor with bill o'reilly. good night from washington. >>> the o'reilly factor is on tonight. >> let's come out of this conference resolved to win elections again. >> if you want to lose elections? stand for nothing. when you don't stand for principle democrats celebrate. >> let the sleeping giant of american enterprise create prosperity again. >> here they come, the g.o.p. heavy hitters lining up at cpac to make their case for 2016. who has what it takes to topple democrat frontrunner hillary clinton. you may be surprised you dent punish me when you are not signing up for health care. you are punishing yourself and your family. >> another plea to sign up for obamacare. is anybody listening? >> new study says unemployed americans are not signing up. lou dobbs will be here with details. >> i got everything. >> you wouldn't buy your sushi from this guy, so why would you buy your marijuana from him? >> and we knew it was coming, the country's first pot ad hits the airways, geraldo will be here to analyze the first

bill o'reilly is next. >> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> they have spotted what has been described to us as two items of significant size. >> breaking news, lost and found. >> a major development in the search for flight 370 finally a possible break in the missing plane. it could be the plane with this warning. >> it might turn out that they are not related to the search for flight mh 370. >> tonight the factor will continue our factual coverage. >> everyone is very grateful that you did this. and i think it is important for people to sign up. >> apparently ms. degeneres does not read the polls about obamacare. the presidents' day which was very busy. >> we he have been doing that same thing for years now. four decades of the same old. also, a rapper finally telling the truth about history. >> i feel like that's holding us back as a culture, as black people. >> we'll tell you all about the shocking turn of events. caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks

megyn is up next, i'm bill o'reilly, we're definitely looking out for you.ues a warning to russia. also, tonight. a new democratic talking point? senator harry reid calling obamacare horror stories? all of them lies. >> there are plenty of horror stories being told. all of them are not true. lies. >>> tonight, a more of five with her message to senator reid. she tells us how obamacare is not only hurting her family financially but also medically. >>> plus, thousands of new clinton white house documents just released today. what it could mean for a possible hillary run in 2016. >>> and new information tonight on the u.s. soldier accused of

april fool's day, april first, so get on it, people, and coming up, the bill o'reilly show, go to billoreillyrmation. and mr. o'reilly, i'm so glad you are not the leader of this country. i am amazed about your cavalier attitude. and bill, you need to check your facts, chancellor merkel supported us in afghanistan, she sent 5,000 troops, dave, 5,000. come on. and edgewood, minnesota, when you push a snake, putin, too far, be ready to suffer the consequences. when a snake rules, there are even more conveniences, don, and bill, psychics often help law enforcement. you are uninformed. the psychic headline news was so wrong it was painful, patty. so maybe i'm a psychic, and spring hill, florida, what is next for cable news? a witch doctor? did you know any, jack. harriet, spenc pensacola, flori will be very happy to hear that, harriet. proper grammar. one takes, one does not spring a pocket handkerchief. and we're on a cruise from new zealand to tahiti, the tvs all on board are tuned to fox news, please send me their name. and i've read all three of the killing books, thank you for spectacular wr

ailes is a television genius but bill o'reilly really made of the show. it was a testament to the performance as a performer. it's interesting to point out in 1996 when o'reilly joined fox he was hosting a show that was really going nowhere and they moved o'reilly to 8 p.m. during the clinton and monica lewinsky scandal and o'reilly can did with this audience was outraged and he said thatdrama of the story and to aspire the style i described them in the book as almost like an irish street cop to please her in on what the issue is. so i think that is a testament to the power center and he has the numbers he has the highest rated show and i it is the lincf the prime time lineup. and ailes jokes that o'reilly uses the show to sell his books and promote himself, but it's because ailes has a respect that o'reilly is a self-made man. >> host: o'reilly has come out in ways that you are describing on immigration and on gun control. you're saying because he is powerful -- >> guest: there are a factor of viewers. they have some exception. they are in lockstep with w

below riley -- bill o'reilly says now there are more school shootings and olence. access a and nasty stuff but where is the evidence of harm? there isn't any. if japan can spend more time playing violent games with there is less violent sanded america internet use has grown of violence is down. it dropped 55%. despite the media hype there are fewer school shootings. if bill o'reilly were on tv in the '50s he would talk about comic books causing juvenile delinquency. superman embodied sadistic fantasies particularly injurious to children. maybe you should just ignore the older generation. ♪ yes the culture that when sex is pushing i kids i cringe so i am surprised by what this grandmother said. >> no. i think she is wonderful. john: really? the granddaughters are twerking? i think it is over the line but where is the evidence of harm? >> teen pregnancy has dropped by 50 percent now teenagers wait longer before having sex. all people talk about the good old days. when i was shown people were hummel fullback, tolerant -- and tolerant and racist. today kids are better.

the entrance of course the bill o'reilly is fear mongering and he filled position on russian politics is well known so i he would have none of this as a response to finish had this to say bill o'reilly the leading cause and effect them and what i can do for you. the congressman believes the western state out of ukraine's business and let the ukrainian people decide their own future which according to him has not been the case at all. the result is understandable why neo nazis are in control on the ground. i mean the likes of bill o'reilly not understanding these concepts is not surprising considering the tsunami of misinformation that has been making headlines. if you recall a major story in the media have been and that when an ultimatum from russia. i was actually never mean to ukrainian troops to surrender or there would be an attack when russia denied this no one wanted to buy in the mainstream media but even military personnel in crimea have confirmed that no such ultimatum was ever issued an obviously nothing happened the media moved on to spin the idea that there are sixteen tho

. >> no. >> you have heard of bill o'reilly. >> you have heard of bill cosby?work. >> my dad is going to watch this and be so embarrassed. >> i'm too young to -- >> how did i get chosen for this interview? >> i got the funniest feeling somebody is staring at us. >> i love you, bill. >> i love you, bill. >> i'm watters. >> what are you doing here? >> you are in my world right now. >> yeah, i like it then. i love it. >> i love it. ♪ that's the name of the game. ♪ >> all right, watters is on assignment, so he tells us. we will see him on monday. factor tip of the day. a puppet mocking me. the tip moments away. >>> factor tip of the day, a puppet mocking me, i may have to take some action, first, new york, mr. o'reilly i'm appalled, when kristen powers said there would be no attacks on president obama's watch. and you agreed. how about the boston marathon, ever since your soft interview with the president i guess your leg must be feeling tingles, too. just the fact you thought the super bowl was soft, defines you as a zealot, it designates organizations not the ind

april fool's day, april first, so get on it, people, and coming up, the bill o'reilly show, go to billoreillynd mr. o'reilly, i'm so glad you are not the leader of this country. i am amazed about your cavalier attitude. and bill, you need to check your facts, chancellor merkel supported us in afghanistan, she sent 5,000 troops, dave, 5,000. come on. and edgewood, minnesota, when you push a snake, putin, too far, be ready to suffer the consequences. when a snake rules, there are even more conveniences, don, and bill, psychics often help law enforcement. you are uninformed. the psychic headline news was so wrong it was painful, patty. so maybe i'm a psychic, and spring hill, florida, what is next for cable news? a witch doctor? did you know any, jack. harriet, spenc pensacola, flori will be very happy to hear that, harriet. proper grammar. one takes, one does not spring a pocket handkerchief. and we're on a cruise from new zealand to tahiti, the tvs all on board are tuned to fox news, please send me their name. and i've read all three of the killing books, thank you for spectacular writing. tha

have a great weekend. >> you too. >> i'm sure if bill o'reilly were here he would want you to go to bill this weekend. bolder fresher shows. almost sold out including the show in pittsburgh one week from tonight. megyn, bill and brian kilmeade will be doing a benefit on april 3rd. details on foxnews.com. is anglers being careless and breaking off their rod tip. don't do that. ♪music announcer: at the bass pro shops spring fishing classic, clufrp during our rod trade-in sale. clufrp inuses are acting up and i've got this runny nose. i better take something. truth is, sudafed pe pressure and pain won't treat all of your symptoms. really? alka seltzer plus severe sinus fights your tough sinus symptoms plus your runny nose. oh what a relief it is clufrp >> thanks for staying with us, i'm laura ingraham in for bill o'reilly. in the what the heck just happened segment tonight, a cross controversy. a group called american atheists is fighting to remove a cross on display at the soon-to-open 9/11 memorial museum saying the sight of it causes, quoted, mental anguish. listen to what the group's pr

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right now go to gretawire.com there is a poll question there and then go to bill o'reilly. he will be starting his show in just a minute. ♪ ♪ pleasure. >>> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> the fact is he is going to lose on the international stage. russia is going to lose. >> but is that true? will president obama be able to defeat putin on the diplomatic battlefield? tonight, we'll have extensive analysis. >> many russians and putin on their behalf resent american assertions of exceptionism. they point to our own flawed history. >> now nbc's olympic coverage seems even more dubious. bob costas will be here. >> invading countries is something united states knows about from really raw experience. >> trotting out the moral equivalency. how can the u.s.a. central putin considering our own history? bernie goldberg on that. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. how to handle putin. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. taking a page out of the hitler

. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watchings you tonight. talking points memo.light satellite picked up floating debris southwest of australia. one of the pieces is substantial, about 80 feet in length. therefore, some believe it might be part of the missing jet liner. >> the australia maritime safety authority has received information based on satellite imagery of objects possibly related to the search. the task of locating these objects will be extremely difficult and it may turn out that they are not related to the search for flight mh 370. >> now, we can can can expect to hear massive speculation about the debris until it's found. that's because the media is running wild with the airlines story as you know. there is a big reason why. money. the nation's newspapers are in dire trouble. they need bold headlines. the network news doesn't want to cover important stories like the irs and benghazi but they can cover the airliner without any political consequences. cable news, which now dominates america's prime time media is in a brutal war for ratings. the fox ne

bill o'reilly found the whole thing unpresidential. and as a guy who co wrote a book about lincoln, if he says lincoln wouldn't have gone on an internet comedy show, he would know, or would he? historians stepped forward and said, one of abraham lincoln's defining features was odd. he was fond of jokes anecdotes and stories. he loved to hear them, and tell them himself out of the supply provided by his good memory. there would have been no harm in this but for the fact the courser the joke, the more risky the anecdote, the more he enjoyed them requesting a funny song in the middle of a battlefield or being reminded of a joke. one of his most striking defi defining features was his oddness, strangeness, which daniel day-lewis probably did the best modern day job of portraying in film. maybe abraham lincoln would have done something like between two ferns. only it's possible he would have come off more like zach galifianakis than president obama. people don't have to think about where their electricity comes from. they flip the switch--

this is the actual microwave i stole from bill o'reilly almost eight years ago.o, congratulations. you are not onlyab auction winner. you are also an accessory to a crime. ( cheers and applause ). and don't you think i will rat you out? a heartbeat to avoid the slammer. i cannot go back. ( cheers and applause ). cifn, your new microwave is signed by me and retired four-star general stanley mcchrystal, an american hero who i chose specifically because he happened to be in my studio that kay. but it's also been autographed by someone with the initials g.e. not sure who that is. let's say gloria estefan. oh, that microwave burrito is gonna get ya. while i'm at it, i'd also like to thank the good people at pilot pens who gave to the yellow ribbon fund a $5,000 check in exchange for the pilot pen i happened to be holding the night i auctioned off the microwave. and here is, in fact, that exact pilot pen, the historic pen which we definitely did not lose and which this definitely is. thank you, kevin. thank you, pilot. $10,400 going to the yellow ribbon fund. we'll be

. >> what about bill o'reilly? what about bill o'reilly?'t take it seriously, bill o'reilly. >> well, i'm talking about -- he never ran for office. and i do think -- >> okay. >> -- there's been a turn to the right. and, you know, we got a whole lot of irish catholics who would cause some of our fore bearers to turn over in their grave given their conservative leanings. >> why is peter king -- why is peter king a republican? he's not a right winger but a republican. let me go to feehery. >> john can answer that. >> our family's republican. the bosses of the philadelphia republican machine, the meehan family, all irish, all catholic. boston it may be a new thing. >> for me, it was ronald reagan. i thought he was the -- i became republican because ronald reagan -- my dad was a republican. he voted against kennedy for nixon, though he's an irish american. part of it is because -- >> made a few bucks. >> well, yeah. if you make a few bucks -- that's not surprising. if you're part of the american dream, there is this political diversity that a lo

i can't thank the folks enough who gave me this honor, the fact that bill o'reilly joined me in receivingkes away none of that honor. in his own way, he too deserves recognition. that's hardball for now thanks for joining us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, the dust has settled after the special election in florida's 13th district. we learn what the results of the first race of the year tell us. obama lost, the democrats lost any chance of taking the house, that republicans will clean up in the midterms, or maybe we learned something else. maybe we learned how fraudulent the entire conservative uprising of the obama careers has been since the beginning. >> folks, i got very good news tonight.

west's latest album which bill o'reilly is a reference to jesus.th my croissants. it is a fact that gangster wrap is used to describe men who are black and who happen to be in the music industry. as thurston writes in his book, the following. until mr. o'reilly can wrap his head around the fact there are hip-hop stars out there better versed in [ speaking in foreign language ] collections they are sawed off guns and bricks of cocaine, perhaps mr. o'reilly should leave those criticisms to someone else. that is all here for now. i'll see you back here at 4:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow. "the ed show" starts now. >>> good evening, americans. welcome to oil the ed show" live from new york. let's get to work. >> oil in the united states is what is going to drive this process. >> the world is not going to consume less oil. >> the keystone excel would not have a significant environmental impact. >> okay, this is the great white north on the map. >> the emissions will be what the emissions will be. >> are exceeding levels recorded in the past millions of year!

megyn is up next, i am bill o'reilly.s right here because we are definitely looking out for you. >>> there is breaking news tonight with new clues just coming in about what may have happened inside the missing malaysia airlines jet. reports indicate

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bill o'reilly really made his show. in 1996 he was hosting a 6:00 p.m. show that was really going nowhere and they moved o'reilly to 8:00 p.m. during the clinton lewinsky scandal. o'reilly connected with the audience who is outraged at bill clinton and don't read the sense of the drama of the story, his ability to take us to engage with him, his fiery interviewing a second irish street cop. he has the detective's ability to laser in on what the issue is. that is a testament has carved out at fox. he's the highest rated show. he is the linchpin of their entire primetime lineup. ailes jokes that o'reilly uses a show to sell his books to promote himself, but it really is because he is discouraging respect that he's a self-made man. >> host: it is interesting because o'reilly has come not in ways that do not fit this scenario you describe on innovation, good control because these powerful he has o'reilly really is essentially the one talent at fox or some exception who can do what he wants. sean hannity is different. sean hannity is very much in lockstep with

megyn is up next, i am bill o'reilly.se we are definitely looking out for you. >>> there is breaking news tonight with new clues just coming in about what may have happened inside the missing malaysia airlines jet. reports indicate the plane wildwild ly ascended and descended. tonight we'll bring you coverage of the mysterious disappearance and the breaking news as i am joined by a whole team of aviation, naval and terror experts. but first we want to get you caught up on the latest developments some

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i think the criticism has done a tremendous service to cnn. >> we heard bill o'reilly saying overcoverage of a story like this corrupts the news business. >> that's nonsense. >> no no. >> over coverage gets a bad wrap. on some of the sites and critics, over coverage as if simply going heavy on a story is a sin in itself. now, think about newspaper columnists or, you know, any print reporter. when they stay on a story, they get awards and the awards always say, stick to it. on the story, never let go of the story. the moment a tv network does the nonstop coverage, they're a source of derision. how is that? i think that we have to stop recriticizing overcoverage or nonstop coverage. i like it. when news organizations make strong decisions to go heavy on something and put resources behind it often times very good things happen. they break news. maybe that won't be the case here because this is such a hard thing to solve but i like over coverage, when news organizations obsess over something. >> i think we've seen big difference between cable news channels. we have a seen cnn go heavy on the