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i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. we are live with breaking news awaiting the grand jury decisioned in the police shooting death of michael brown last august in ferguson, missouri. reports are authorities are bracing for confrontation. that's all we know at this hour. you may remember officer wilson and michael brown collided on a street after the teenager stole items from convenient store. officer wilson shot brown six times killing him. the grand jury comprised of three african-americans and nine whites. charged with deciding whether officer wilson broke the law or was defending himself. some facts have leaked. mr. brown tested positive for marijuana at the time of the confrontation and there was a physical altercation between the two men in the police car. unfortunately, speculation has run wild leading to violence, looting and injury. tonight gist the facts as we await the grand jury announcement. we begin our coverage with fox news correspondent mike ferguson, missouri. what's goin

i'm bill o'reilly. tonight, internet madness. to the national center for missing and exploited children, 75% of american teenagers now have cell phones. on average, teens send and receive a whopping 1500 text messages a month. 1 in 3 have experienced bullying or negative confrontation on the net. 97% of teens play games on the internet. 27% play games with people they don't know. 15% of american teens say they've received sexually suggestive pictures of someone they know. joining us now from north carolina, bern let's get to the big picture. how do you think all the data is going to affect these children as they go into adulthood? >> look, i do think there's a danger that we may be raising a generation of kids who don't know the meaning or the importance of privacy, for instance. because it's easy using, as you put it, these machines. it's easy to share things that should be private. first with your friends and before you know it, it's in the hands of strangers. and i agree you, too, that we may be raising a generation of kids wh

i am bill o'reilly. remember the spin stops right here cause we are definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, republicans and the white house gearing up for what looks like the ugliest political battle in years as we get new details on the white house's plan to allow some 5 million illegal immigrants to stay in america. welcome to "the kelly file" everyone. i'm megyn kelly. just last night we reported right here on the president's plan to ignore congress. and with the stroke of a pen allow an unprecedented number of illegal immigrants to stay here. specifically those with children who were born in the united states. it would also expand the break he already gave many children brought here illegally by their parents. republicans tonight are vowing to fight. >> i'll just say this. we're going

bill o'reilly picks up live coverage. go to gretawire and write your comments about the president's speech. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. in just a few moments. the president of the united states will announce unilateral action on immigration very controversial deal as you know. joining us now from the white house ed henry. so the speech is out. i have read it. you have read it what's the headline to you, ed? >> bill, the headline is the president goes it alone. he is trying to do it in order to spur action by republicans when they take over action by january. they t. may below up in face. the president already calling him an emperor. i'm told by the president's advisors he doesn't care. big meeting as soon as came out from saudi arabia shah to hash this out. i'm told behind closed doors the president made the calculation republican also attack him if he waits a month. let's do it now. go on offense and define the terms of this debate. he will try to justify this move tonight by saying republi

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i'm bill o'reilly.mber the spin stops here because we're definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, new fallout after president obama announces he will take to the air waves at roughly this time tomorrow outlining a plan to bypass the people's representatives in congress and suspend the deportations of some 5 million illegal immigrants all with the stroke of his pen. welcome to "the kelly file" everyone. i'm megyn kelly. at roughly p.m. eastern time tomorrow night november 20th president obama is scheduled to announce what looks like the most sweeping executive action on immigration in american history. and it is one the president himself has said for years it totally unambiguously illegal. >> the notion

i am bill o'reilly.o" one of the architects of obamacare suggesting that the intentionally misled the public because according to this top white house advisor, if the american public really knew what this law did, they never would have supported it. welcome to "the kelly file," everyone. i'm megyn m.i. gruber was criticakñáb$añ to piy obamacare's passage into law.qss he helped design it, write it and ultimately sell it.4)oz and just today new video came to u year ago in a moment ofg#iñ l honesty describing an intention

i'm bill o'reilly. pleaops here.definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, president obama promised to take action on immigration without congress. and tonight exclusive details here at fox news on his plan to deliver as early as next week. welcome to "the kelly file" everyone. i'm megyn kelly. just a short time ago fox news washington bureau obtaining brand new documents from a government agency detailing the plan for executive action. this is the first look we are getting at what the president has in mind, reportedly. in this draft proposal up to 4.5 million illegal immigrants with u.s. born children may be permitted to stay in america. an idea that is sure to ignite a furious response in some corners. alabama senator jeff sessions is

. ♪ ♪ bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. most americans did in the vote in last week's election. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. well, the statsy in, compiled by the university of florida. last week's vote had the lowest turnout in 72 years. just over 36% of americans went to the polls. giving the republican party a resounding victory as you know. in 43 states, less than half of the eligible voters showed up. maine had the highest voter participation, indiana the lowest. according to exit polling, the vote broke down this way. women cast 51% of the ballots, men 49%. 7 5% were white. 12% black. 8% hispanic asian. >> 18 to 29. very low turnout. 43% of those who voted ages 45 to 64. according to a new gallup poll, 53% of american adults want republicans in congress to lead the nation. just 36% want president obama to continue leading. it's worth noting that in 2006, 61% of the voters wanted the democrats to lead. just 31% threw in with president bush. now, what's going on? talking points believes the

joining me now on the phone, bill o'reilly, the host of "the o'reilly factor" of course. welcome to the program. what do you think of cnbc's reaction? >> think it is immature. sophomoric. they obviously are denying that happened. melissa: kind of. >> that is more serious, denial is more serious. melissa: there wasn't much of a denial in there. they said it is laughable. they could be just laughing -- >> when you say something like that, melissa, in a corporation and you're trying to mock the person who is bringing it public, that's a denial. you know, we're not, we're in the "no-spin zone" here. we dope care what games they play. was that mark hoffman doing that to you. melissa: no. you know what, i decided not to reveal the person who did it. >> i know him and, i could have commented but if it wasn't him. so i don't know the rest of the personnel over there. it but anyway, i believe you. you know why would you go up against them it weren't true. if you have any documentation that would be. but i don't know how you document stuff like that. not surprised. jeffrey immelt w

i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. isis kills another american that is the exkuehl the by isis killers over the weekend. mr. kassig the third american to be beheaded by this barbaric group. a former army ranger briefly deployed to iraq in 2007 after which he was honorably discharged for medical reasons. in 2012 he went back to the middle east to work as emergency medical technician and crind in syria. pure evil which it is. that's not enough. isis now a direct threat to all americans. they would kill all of us, therefore, mr. obama much change his tactics. first, he should keep quiet about how the u.s. military deals with isis. don't say a word. but special forces in the u.s. military in general should kill us a many of these terrorists as we possibly can. borders don't matter anymore we go after them and it also doesn't matter whether it's on the air, the sea or on land. all the military assets have should be used in erratic indicating the isis terror group. that is what president obama

i'll bill o'reilly reporting from boston.e what the heck just happened e segment, we have a divided nation. and now with us the resident scholars, they are in new york city. and gutfield, here is -- >> well, i know, everybody does. >> and rasmussen and paul, is america more or less divided? more 61%, and less divided 9%, and about the same is 28%. so why are we so divided? >> well, first of all, it is healthy to be divisive and before it was fox news, you never heard the media rail against the divisiveness, because they were in lock step, so now they are talking about the divisiveness. and now, the reason why there is a lot of the divisiveness going on more than ever is because we are putting the identity before industry. we believe it is more important to be who you are than rather what you do, so that has created a lot of factions and made people angry at each other, and more interest ed in whatm i am s oppose -- interested in whatm i am as opposed to what i do. >> make sense? >> no, i blame bush. you throw in the prejudice

i am bill o'reilly. please always remember that spin stops here.re definitely looking out for you. >>> less than 24 hours after the president saw his party routed in one of the worst midterms in 50 years, today he walked to the podium with a message for americans across the country. he's not changing a thing. welcome to "the kelly file" everyone. i'm megyn kelly. despite a decisive defeat for the president's party and what critics are calling a repudiation of his policies, president obama today held a lengthy news conference essentially saying he'll be sticking to his positions and his policies. and then in a dramatic challenge to the new congress he issued an ultimatum, either pass immigration reform in the next six weeks or he will use executive orders in an attempt to rewrite the law. here's more of the president's reaction to what one democratic

i'm greg gutfeld in for bill o'reilly. r follow up segment tonight, how the breakdown of the family structure is ruining the american dream. on the factor last night, bill debated author and pbs host tavis smiley about that very issue. >> politically, socially, economically, the numbers bear out the fact that if you happen to have less melan in your skin you dual better. >> the odds is you will do better not because of white privilege. >> because you are smarter. >> no. >> because you work harder. >> you just asked me do you want to hear. >> tell me why. >> the collapse of the black family. that's my reason. i will tell you this every major corporation in this country has outreached to minorities. every college has outreach. in new york city here you can go from preschool through your graduate degree and never pay a dime if you are a minority. and i will go back to the fact that it about the disintegrations of the african-american family and not having supervision on the children that is holding black americans back. >> and

i'm juan williams in for bill o'reilly.the factor investigation segment tonight, many americans surprised last night when large groups of demonstrators hit the streets of many major american cities, closing down bridges, tunnels, highways, basically creating havoc during rush hour, well into the night. >> hands up. >> don't shoot. >> hands up. >> don't shoot. >> no justice, no peace. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> michael brown. >> stand down. >> hands up, don't shoot. >> hands up. >> don't shoot. >> hands up. >> don't shoot. >> while most of these protests nationally led to scattered violence, ferguson was not so fortunate. joining us to discuss who might be behind some of the turmoil is eric owens of the daily caller who is in st. louis from from las vegas niger -- >> did you see what was taking place in ferguson or was it a raw visceral response of the grand jury? >> well, i think the answer is both. i think that on monday night it was clearly a raw visceral response to the grand jury.

i am bill o'reilly.emember the spin stops right here cause we are definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, president obama unveiling his plan to let millions of people who broke the laws of this land stay in the united states. and he is doing it without congressional approval despite his past statements nay arguments that he simply didn't have the authority to do this. tonight there was no explanation for the complete 180 he has done other than his declaration tonight, i have the authority. welcome to "the kelly file" everyone. i'm megyn kelly. the president's remarks lasting about 15 minutes. mr. obama suggesting this is not only the right thing to do for the nation and for illegal immigrant families, but he does it evoking scrtu

i was on bill o'reilly a few nights ago.the president gave his primetime speech, i went on bill o'reilly. he said that people like me do not deserve to be here. entitled. i feel frankly, i was so busy talking about my mom -- who i can now visit, i was focusing on what he could say. all i could think about was, what have you done to earn it? american say all the time, you should earn it. let's ask the american people, have you earned it? is being born here mean that you have earned it? is that some sort of a lottery? congratulations, you were born in america. people indocumented this country show americans what it means to be american, because we have to fight for it. >> you had not visited your mom and how many years? >> 21 years. after the president issued this order, there are 90 days for people like me to apply and go through the whole deferred action program. advancean apply for parole, asking permission to leave and come back. that will be the first time that i could leave. >> we will continue this conversation after th

. >> bill o'reilly with tough words for the presidencying he's basic dshes for the president, saying he's declaring war on the republican party. bill: surely he could have waited a few months and lobbied for what he saw as a just immigration compromise. if the new congress didn't couple with a workable immigration plan then the president could justify his executive order at least as a last resort. >> we'll have senator barrasso of which and what this means for the gop. martha: there are a number of things on the president's proposal republicans could have gotten on board with. the president may be seething as o'reilly says and may want to lash out to a certain extent. >> reporter: my grandmother used to say it's not exactly what you do but how you do it moorer. martha: -- but how you do it. martha: your grandmother was right. >> jonathon gruber, the obamacare architect calling the american voters stupid. >> you have a person who wasn't writing our bill commenting on what was going on when we were writing the bill who had withdrawn some of the statement that he made. so let's put him a

i'm bill o'reilly reporting from washington.y dubious statements made during election week coverage. we begin with tom brokaw speaking with the democratic defeat. i don't know who the guy was but he was saying that obama's voters are people who live in excrement and they expect us to lift them out of excrement. lift a hand? >> so seems to be blaming the media for the defeat but the irony of that is i guess he doesn't watch nbc news because they have a whole cable network devoted to supporting the president and the democratic party. i guess he doesn't know that even though he has appeared on that network a number of times. >> let me stick up for him on one part of what he said. there are some -- some talk radio shows that are low class and vulgar and he has every right to condemn those. that's just bad stuff. but just as the voters in 2014 rejected the phoney so called republican war on women and just as they rejected the vile and phoney republican war on black people, they said enough. it's enough. we have heard this over and ov

. >>> i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. if anything happens in missouri at this hour we will take you there instantly as our correspondents are standing by. reaction to the michael brown decision that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. this is a two track story. the facts and the emotional aspect of what happened. let's look at the facts first. grand jury comprised of 12 american citizens heard 70 hours of testimony from about 60 witnesses. they also examined forensic reports. medical documents and police radio logs. the conclusion, that police officer darren wilson was not guilty of a crime when he shot michael brown to death on august 9th. is it legal examined the evidence. in nutshell brown close do 300 pounds became involved in physical confrontation with the officer and shot six times. fired 12 shots in all. on the face of it, it seems to be a lot of shots. again, the grand jury is our system and these folks decided no crime was committed. after the decision, there was looting and destruction, watche

i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching.the mid term election is very important because america is not doing real well at the moment. talking points does not endorse political candidates, they vote for this one, three days later that person could be indicted. the reason i don't get involved is because it's my job to keep an eye on all the powerful people in america. if i have a rooting interest, that could skew my mandate. i don't support political dand r candida candidat candidates. and i try to keep it fair. that being said, the obama ad n administration is having trouble everywhere. the democratic candidates felt he would be a detriment. when mr. obama got out on the trail, he said things like this. >> the republic eans are blocki immigration reform. that's one more reason why we need a democratic senate. so i support you. i'm with you. i'm with you. i'm with you and you need to go protest the republicans. >> do we have a democratic senate now? doesn't make any sense. why would anyone protest the gop when the democratic p

. >> bill o'reilly? >> yeah. bill o'reilly. and i see your colleague, tom brokaw. wanted to get into. i love politics. you know what i'm saying? i see the katrina response. i see people talking about fema. i read about president bush and his budget cuts. that gets my juices going. >> and in prison, he's discovered a captive audience for his brand of political punditry. >> i have a subscription to "usa today" and i have a line. i let everybody read it. i write little comments. you'd be surprised, we discuss things in here. everything in prison is not just violence or gangs. we discuss issues. people are surprised the conversations we have in here, you know what i'm saying? >> he tried out some spin in response to an unexpected line of questioning from our producer on the pin-ups decorating his cell. >> are these all your girlfriends? >> in another lifetime. most of them come out of "xxl" magazine. minority based magazines. kind of like "maxim." but sided toward the hip hop minority community. get tired of looking at gray walls all day. they're not nude, they're all

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i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly.d problem seeing want tonight, fixing the economy for the folks. factor viewers know that take home pay for the average american has fallen since president obama took office and not much has been done about it so last night bill laid out his plan to get the economy back on track. as republicans get ready to assume more power in d.c. >> republicans need to lower corporate income tax. to about 2 o0% or so. that will give companies more money to expand, thus creating jobs. when there are more jobs, there is more competition for workers and salaries go up. number two, there should be a six month tax amnesty on corporate money being held overseas. let the companies bring it back, provided they evan vested in america. not keep it sitting over there in luxenberg. third, raise the minimum wage. that will encourage young people to get into the marketplace and other folks to get off the doll. 10 bucks an hour. not going to break anyone. and, with the corporate income tax cut, the minimum wage ri

. >>> and three things that you need to see and the first is the king of cable news, bill o'reilly. > this is him talking about me rekre recently. >> thank you, bill o'reilly for teaching me how to conduct a smear campaign against a military family. >> we expect it from that guy who is a zealot who is left-h d left-handed reporter who has been masquerading as a reporter. >> well, we love our colleges, and bill deserves credit because he helped to save the daily free press by paying off part of a $70,000 debt they have, and the paper is now going to be able to keep publishing. i was at b.u., and they have a great journalism department there and thanks to bill and oth others the paper is a great laboratory for writers and editors. and now my other is about a fox editor mike huckabee, and he is getting ready to run for president or at least he is trying to start acting like it, and he has to give up the saturday night show before he has to do that. so this is what he says. with we are looking at senator huckabee's recent activities and evaluating the status. recently, fox severed ties wi

. >>> thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly.th jon stewart written and directed new movie rose water. story is interesting. in 2009,en stuart's program, an iranian canadian journalist pahari was featured in a comedy bit. >> the one thing i could understand is that this entire country is evil. >> the first thing to know is that it is not evil the iranians and americans have much more in common than they have different. >> what do i have in common with you? >> who is number one enemy of the united states. >> al qaeda. >> al qaeda is also the number one enemy of rawfn. according to al qaeda members any she a any iranian has to be killed. if you kill an iranian you will go to heaven and you have 72 virgins. >> enough of his western educated "newsweek" double speak. >> new, after that interview, he was arrested and tortured by iranian authorities so stuart decided to make a movie about it which opens today across the country. i didn't get to see the film because i had to do a benefit thing last night. >> but it's great. i think you k

. ♪ ♪ >>> i'm bill o'reilly, thanks lgmg watching us tonight. the obamacare controversy gross.t is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as you may know, mit professor dr. jonathan gruber had said some very interesting things about the affordable healthcare law. let's run them down. dr. gruber says in order to pay for obamacare, you have to impose a new tax on americans. he also says the obama administration did not want to admit additional taxation was necessary, so it hid that part of the equation. the doctor opines little transparency in the run up to the vote obamacare and then the mit professor really lit the fuse saying that americans are generally too stupid to figure out what the obamacare situation really is.jupv so i will let you decide on the credibility of the last statement. gruber for telling the truth! but i also believe he was an active participant in a big con. so, on the one hand he is truthful. other hand he is deceptive. dr. gruber appeared on the factor last year. he was honest. >> there is no doubt there is contribution of this law, bill, you

. ♪ ♪ >>> i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight.anything happens in missouri at this hour we will take you there instantly as our correspondents are standing by. reaction to the michael brown decision that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. this is a two track story. the facts and the emotional aspect of what happened. let's look at the facts first. grand jury comprised of 12 american citizens heard 70 hours of testimony from about 60 witnesses. they also examined forensic reports. medical documents and police radio logs. the conclusion, that police officer darren wilson was not guilty of a crime when he shot michael brown to death on august 9th. is it legal examined the evidence. in nutshell brown close do 300 pounds became involved in physical confrontation with the officer and shot six times. fired 12 shots in all. on the face of it, it seems to be a lot of shots. again, the grand jury is our system and these folks decided no crime was committed. after the decision, there was looting and destruction, watched by

>>> thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly. is it legal segment tonight, two situations beginning with 59-year-old patricia vroon chief council for responsibility for ice. she is suing the department of security for a number of things saying she faced retaliation because she objected to ice being ordered not to enforce immigration law. here now to explain further we hope, attorneys and fox news analyst kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl. so ms. vroom says was ordered to do what? >> to not enforce immigration laws. >> like what? >> if you are illegal immigrant and you got dui, don't go after those guys, it's a low level beef. don't go after them. if you had some document fraud, don't go after those guys. what her supervisors were telling her. she said no, that's not how i was brought up. been there 2a1jz3 >> i researched this as well, ladies because i wanted to be simpatico with you. >> sure. >> there was a voter fraud case. >> a voter fraud case, exactly. >> where illegalú!ñz alien voted a a number of times. >> twice, right. >> i

i'm bill o'reilly reporting from washington. please remember the spin stops here in d.c. cause we're looking out for you. >>> less than 24 hours the president delivers an ultimatum to the new congress we have a response from the newly powerful republican party. and it clearly is not what the president wanted to hear. good evening and welcome to "the kelly file" everyone. i'm megyn kelly. tonight the ball is back in the president's court after 72 hours of major political drama in the nation's capital. first, the republicans racked up breathtaking wins in tuesday night's midterms. then, president obama responded in a lengthy news conference that started with an olive branch to the gop but was quickly overshadowed by a new demand with the president saying congress has about seven weeks to pass a comprehensive immigration bill he likes or he will act on his own. house speaker john boehner today responded by saying the president is playing with fire. >> now, finding common ground's going to be hard work. but it will be even harder if the president isn't willing to work with us