fox's own katy pavlic joins us from washington tonight. she has all the details. >> good evening, sean. as isis continues to make headlines there's new concern tonight after republican congressman jason chaffetz said yesterday during a house homeland security hearing that four men with ties to radical islamic terror groups in the middle east crossed into the united states just one day before 9/11 last week and were apprehended at two different checkpoints in texas. the assertion came after chaffetz pressed homeland security secretary jeh johnson about whether terrorists had ever been apprehended by dhs at the border. take a listen. >> i have reason to believe that on september 10th there were actually four individuals trying to cross through the texas border who were apprehended at two different stations that do have ties to known terrorist organizations in the middle east. are you not aware of that? >> i've heard reports to that effect. i don't know the accuracy of the reports. >> with isis on everybody's mind, the obama administration, h

. >> at this same conference, runs pavlic who townhall.com, she had something to say about what you arealking about. i want you to define something she said. >> i think we have to take a serious look about where this come from's. there isn't that big of a difference in washington right now between republicans and democrats. it is time for big government republicans to take a look at the way they are voting. [applause] it is really easy for people who have been in the senate or in congress for 30 years to poo-poo new ideas from the grassroots and say those ideas are not going to work. i don't think washington is working very well. , define it.italism >> it is corruption, making deals between the government and big business and big leaguer -- big labor. clearly if they are making laws then it is not a legal because they are passing new legislation. passing laws that benefit each , wheree big entities there are special deals and kickbacks for all the special interests, and yet the americans across the country, the taxpayers are stuck with the burden from it. we are looking at a situation w

well, fox news analyst kirsten powers and katy pavlic both stuck up for me.d both columns on billoreilly.com. "the factor" tip of the day, you should check them out. i appreciate that, ladies. very nice of you. and that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website different from billoreilly.com. also we'd like you to spout off about the factor from anywhere in the worl world o'reilly@foxnews.com. no noddies. ms. megyn is up next. preview right into the president's very important address. stay with fox news all evening long. we'll have analysis afterwards. i'm bill o'reilly. please always remember that the spin stops here. we're definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, with america increasingly worried about a growing terror army in the middle east and the president facing the worst poll since taking office, we are moments away from a white house speech with big stakes for our security and country. good evening everyone. welcome to "the kelly file." i'm megyn kelly. we expect to hear from the president in moments outlining hi

joining me with reaction fox news contributor katie pavlic. >> none of us know what goes on inside ofationship. i hope that they get the help they need. i watched that video, and i hurt for her. >> it makes you sick. >> it does. no man should ever touch a woman that way. there's no excuse. >> remember during the beginning of this she had tweeted out, i'm sorry for the role that i played in this. there was a lot of criticism over that. we now see that obviously she spit at him and slapped him. there's no excuse for this ever. >> there's no excuse. i really hope she can get the help she needs. >> should we be analyzing why she decided to marry him and why she's out there defending him? >> we can put that aside and look at the nfl as a whole. the nfl should be setting an example here. they've had a problem with domestic violence, they've had one for 30 years. o.j. simpson is a good example of this. >> we jack these guys up and tell them to be warriors and gladiators. they can't turn it off? >> no, not at all. the nfl doesn't have a zero tolerance policy. this extra tape, why didn't they