using the term illegal alien and unauthorized alien.ng that the word should be undocumented citizen. lou: but the point being, you said people were throwing those words around loosely. in fact made is the correct language and the correct description. >> i guess what she's saying is sometimes the correct language is inflammatory, so let's think about that. does this language influence the way that people or people in general experience illegal aliens? does this set people to dehumanize them, see them as less than? to not give them a chance? i think that was our perspective and that was a point. lou: you perceive this. what do you perceive from the government? bring in a 11 million, at least. 11 million in the letter s. brings them into this country. we provide for them, provide them jobs. we are working to create a rational, effective, she made immigration resolution for their status. and you see that as, you know, a government that has been demonizing or is this and in the logical game that is being played in which people are trying to

i go i'm scared of an alien invasion. if they did invade and they told us send us three specimens of human excellence and we'll spare the world. who would you send to spare the earth so humanity wouldn't be destroyed? >> stephen hawkins is an interesting man. there is a guy who understands a lot about stem cell research, maybe him. >> he is sending a bunch of dorks up there. you got to send fun loving enthusiastic people. that's how you sell things. send honey boo boo. she'll get them all spun out. >> you should send arnold. >> he would be good. >> why don't we send up tyra banks because she already looks like an alien. >> they'll be like, come on in, we already know you. >> that was good, dax. >> thank you so much. >> coming up -- there is a new car driving around town. the craziest looking car. were being told it's will i am's new car. >> it looks like the car homer simpson created when he got to work with his brother. brother. >> plus paris hilton and river viiperi is on crutches. she makes him drive the car while he's

. >> the pilgrims illegal aliens? >> pilgrims illegal aliens. >> state the pilgrims never gave their passport to the illegal alien ares. >> by the way i don't like the word minority. about emerging majorities. [ laughter ] all right. easy, easy, easy. down, down. but people label minorities. more likely to fail in technical areas because they are less intelligent. true or false? >> false. >> it's false. number one, how did you get this story? how did you know this was going on? >> well, someone who attended one of those training sessions, the usda employee whistle blower told us about it he thought it was outrageous or she thought it was outrageous, i don't know the sex of the whistle blower. they wanted us to find out about it we got the videos and began asking for them in may only received them last month a lot of money is being spent here. that gentleman was making $7,600 per training session. at least $200,000 over two years. 125,000 or so just last year alone. and these are mandatory training sessions according t

. >> i say can't arrest aliens because they enter the united states easily or overstayed their visa,t's basically not illegal anymore. >> sean: stunning testimony the president is being accused of legalizing illegal aliens and in the process my next guest says he's putting the lives of federal agents at risk and find out how the white house's new nondeporr nondeportation policies could lead to another 9/11. and accused of taking the food out of mouths of little babies. and will the president who endlessly lectures improving the tone and civility in the tone and civility in washington have anything to all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. rify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. i can't believe your mom let you take her car out.ck! this is awesome! whoooo! you're crazy. go faster! go faster! go faster! go faster! no! stop..

. >> the pilgrims illegal aliens?> pilgrims illegal aliens. >> state the pilgrims never gave their passport to the illegal alien ares. >> by the way i don't like the word minority. about emerging majorities. [ laughter ] all right. easy, easy, easy. down, down. but people label minorities. more likely to fail in technical areas because they are less intelligent. true or false? >> false. >> it's false. number one, how did you get this story? how did d u know this was going on? >> well, someone who attended one of those training sessions, the usda employee whistle blower told us about it he thought it was outrageous or she thought it was outrageous, i don't know the sex of the whistle blower. they wanted us to find out about it we got the videos and began asking for them in may only received them last month a lot of money is being spent here. that gentleman was making $7,600 per training session. at least $200,000 over two years. 125,000 or so just last year alone. and these are mandatory training sessions according to

roll the tape. >> i want to say the pilgrims were illegal aliens. pilgrims never gave their passport to the indians. by the way, i don't like the word minority. how about american majority. [ laughter ] >> how about people? i mean, look at what this government is doing. this government under barack obama is hiring people to teach people how to be racist. this is the most incredible thing. we've seen a lot of incredible stuff from our government. usually it's something like maxine waters, you know what this libya is going to do, we're going to socialize your oil company. this is coordinated, planned effort to go in and teach government workers to be racist. >> bill: did he define the racism. i see politically correct but go back one sentence where you picked it up. everybody needs to say black man. >> what is it with this? what is it with this? we all in this together. here is an organization that is our government spending your tax dollars trying to teach this nonsense. they are teaching that the white man came over and stole the land from the india

. >> i say can't arrest aliens because they enter the united states easily or overstayed their visa,t's basically not illegal anymore. >> sean: stunning testimony the president is being accused of legalizing illegal aliens and in the process my next guest says he's putting the lives of federal agents at risk and find out how the white house's new nondeporr nondeportation policies could lead to another 9/11. and accused of taking the food out of mouths of little babies. and will the president who endlessly lectures improving the tone and civility in washington have anything to say about this? don't hold your breath. citrucel is different- it's the only fiber for regularity that won't cause excess gas. it's gentle and clinically proven to help restore and maintain regularity. look for citrucel today. no they don't. hey son. have fun tonight. ♪ ♪ back against the wall ♪ ain't nothin to me ♪ ain't nothin to me [ crowd murmurs ] hey! ♪ [ howls ] ♪ all stations come over to mithis is for real this time. step seven point two one two. rify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, tw

and i use the word illegals or aliens.k about these suggestions, the idea that the republicans need to tone down things as well as other immigration issues, jennifer and executive director of the hispanic network. good to have you with us. >> good evening. lou: and laughing a bit because of the dual running, whenever that was. that is the kind of nonsense that really is just ridiculous, don't you think? hell is this government paying for that? >> first of all, goverent dollar should not be going to something like that, and we would not condone that. we're talking about is immigration reform. easy taxpayer dollars to try to convince government workers of what to say people we're trying to do is talk to elected officials and how to become a lot -- pro-active and immigration reform without sounding, and without using the harsh tone in the harsh rhetoric that they have in the past. lou: undocumented instead of illegal. whitey's say instead of illegal? >> undocumented immigrant. lou: and not trying to prejudge the status of a p

it's space aliens. a russian newspapers claims a russian air defense unit may have shot down the meteorite when it was 12 miles over the earth and there are media stories filled with biblical prophesies and alien invasions. >>> then we're talking about this astroid. >> the 150-foot astroid passed by earth safely a few hours ago coming well inside our weather satellites. you couldn't see it without some help. many orioles from eastern europe to indonesia had a chance -- observers from eastern europe to indonesia had a chance to spot the astroid with telescopes. >>> one of the passengers from the stricken cruise ship broke down this morning on the side of the road. an arlington woman said it was pretty terrifying when fire first broke out in the engine room. >> we were throwing our wallets and bottles of water into our bags and grabbing our life jackets just there was smoke out the hallway firemen walking down the hallway and we just decided amongst us it would be best to get to the top of the deck. it wa

. >> the pilgrims illegal aliens?liens. >> state the pilgrims never gave their passport to the illegal alien ares. >> by the way i don't like the word minority. about emerging majorities. [ laughter ] all right. easy, easy, easy. down, down. but people label minorities. more likely to fail in technical areas because they are less intelligent. true or false? >> false. >> it's false. number one, how did you get this story? how did you know this was going on? >> well, someone who attended one of those training sessions, the usda employee whistle blower told us about it he thought it was outrageous or she thought it was outrageous, i don't know the sex of the whistle blower. they wanted us to find out about it we got the videos and began asking for them in may only received them last month a lot of money is being spent here. that gentleman was making $7,600 per training session. at least $200,000 over two years. 125,000 or so just last year alone. and these are mandatory training sessions according to the whistle blower.

i go i'm scared of an alien invasion. if they did invade and they told us send us three specimens of human excellence and we'll spare the world. who would you send to spare the earth so humanity wouldn't be destroyed? >> stephen hawkins is an interesting man. there is a guy who understands a lot about stem cell research, maybe him. >> he is sending a bunch of dorks up there. you got to send fun loving enthusiastic people. that's how you sell things. send honey boo boo. she'll get them all spun out. >> you should send arnold. >> he would be good. >> why don't we send up tyra banks because she already looks like an alien. >> they'll be like, come on in, we already know you. >> thank you so much. >> coming up -- there is a new car driving around town. the craziest looking car. were being told it's will i am's new car. >> it looks like the car homer simpson created when he got to work with his brother. his brot. >> plus paris hilton and river viiperi is on crutches. she makes him drive the car while he's on crutches. >> oh my

our pal jesse talks to the most famous illegal alien in the world. president obama's uncle.is next. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight. watters word. for 43 years onyango obama has been living in the usa illegally. 2011 he was arrested for dui in massachusetts and faced deportation but nothing happened although he does have a deportation hearing set for next december. we don't want to rub anybody. now, mr. obama runs a liquor store in framingham. that is where we sent watters. ♪ >> president obama's uncle in this country illegally was arrested for dui here. >> he is the president. the most powerful man in the world. i think he should be able to work that out. it is his uncle, too. >> you don't think that is favre retirementism. >> they do it all the time on capitol hill. >> are you always this skeptical about everything? >> what should happen to him? >> deportation what happens to anybody else. >> being a president you would think that he would at least be legal. i think he should be trialed just as anybody else as a citizen. >> what if he is not a citizen. >> then he

people talk about latinos generally in terms of like illegal aliens. i don't use that term. some are undocumented, but illegal alien sounds like we're all drug addicts murderers, yes, it breaks the law to the undocumented, but there are different claims of crimes and summer words than other. white-collar crime is different than the kind of negative images that people portray on latinos in the united states. and i have always wanted to convey to latino kids that we should take enormous pride in our culture. that we could be what i am, a very, very proud american, with a latino heart and soul. and i didn't have to apologize to anybody for being that or for anything that my -- [applause] >> it was not when i used the phrase to suggest superiority. it was intended to do something completely different, to convey equality. because when you don't feel equal, somebody has to remind you sometime that you are. and so i think it's a phrase that offended some, and i wish i had conveyed that in better terms, and i did, that it chose to do. but its message was born from a sense of pride i

guys why don't we tweak all these guys and say the alien aliens in computer generation, not john lassiter john and we tweet lara and my pals from google and i tweaked zuckerberg at facebook and say the social networking was invented by the aliens, it's probably true. >> are the aliens better to deal with on the set than real actors? >> i thought in this case they were, and a little bit more, you know, zuckerberg and mark zuckerberg and you know, those guys from google, the aliens just, they do their work and they don't complain. >> you're going after zuckerberg and the google guys you really are as brave as they say. >> i am and i think all of those guys will have a good sense of humor. there's inside jokes for the parents, but it's a movie for kids. as a father of four daughters, i have daughters from 17 to 2 1/2, i wanted to make a movie where my girls could see the movie. it's hard to get the girls to go to "kill bill" or "jengo." they see it anyhow. >> "squ you were known for prom your films, do you have a favorite? >> i can't have any favorites, but you know i will say that i think q

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people talk about latinos generally in terms like illegal aliens and i use that term. some are undocumented, but illegal alien sounds like we are all drug addict's, murderers. yes, it breaks a lot to be undocumented, but there are different kinds of crimes. some are worse than others and white-collar crime is different that kind of negative images portrayed on latinos in the united states. i have always wanted to convey to latino kids that we should take enormous pride in our culture, that we could be what i am, a very very proud american with a latino heart and soul and i didn't have to apologize to anybody for being that or for anything that -- [inaudible] [applause] it was not intended when i used the phrase to suggest superiority. it was intended to do something completely different, to convey a quality because when you don't feel equal, somebody has to remind you some time that you are. so i think it's at phrase that offended some and i wish i would have used a better term than i chose to use but its message was born from a sense of pride in knowing that i come fr

but the collateral damage, the killing of civilians, the killing of children, the tremendous alienation they've increased all over this region has resulted in al-qaida frankly getting a tremendous number of new recruits. are we recruiting more enemies than we're killing? that's the key question when you look to see how al-qaida is no longer just in afghanistan but six or seven other countries, because al-qaida is expanding. are we winning the war is the question, john. >> well, with drones, you don't see boots on the ground, and they're not easy to count, and the question is good. there's kind of a concealment of the other facts that go with our protection. eleanor. >> first of all, drones are here to stay. they are the 21st century modern tool of war. and in many ways they are a blessing. much better than bombers because they can be more effective in targeted raining bombs down. with an enemy that is harbored in various places, in countries where we are not at war with the country, it's the only way you can really get at them short vine vading that country, which we did discover that i

right now there's no deterrent for illegal aliens to not come to the united states.y keep on firing the starter pistol for aspiring illegal alienses reason the world but if there's no illegal consequence -- >> come in the united states, you get there -- >> and they see the border as the finish line. cross. >> neil: thank you very much. moving to the floor of the united states senate where chuck hagel might just be a few minutes away from being confirmed as the next defense secretary, but it's safe to say, if he does get approval it will be by the closest margin we have seen in a number of decades. maybe the holdup of john tower during the bush years think senior, would be the closest example. that was 1989. this is a quarter century later, but chuck just likely gets under the whisker here. >> what happened to scott rolley? >> what i want to do is clear out the press so we can take some questions. all right? dad, i'd put that down. ah. 4g, huh? verizon 4g lte. 700 megahertz spectrum, end-to-end, pure lte build. moe most consistent speeds indoors or out. and, obviously

three million illegal aliens then, 11 million to 12 million illegal aliens now. there have been promises of a u.s. visit program, an entry exit system to track everyone entering into the country to make sure they exit in time. that was first promised back in 1986, ten years later, 1996, congress passed another act to require a fully integrated entry-exit system and full implementation by 2005. guess what, madam president, 2005 has come and gone, it's been 30 years since that initial promise was made. we still don't have an operational effective u.s. visit system. madam president, my colleague from alabama mentioned another glaring example, the fence, the secure fence act. in 2006 we actually passed it in legislation. the secure fence act of 2006 promised to achieve operational control of the entire border. operational control the entire border. and it defind operational control. quote, "the prevention of unlawful entries into the united states including entries by terrorists, unlawful aliens, instruments of terrorism, narcotics and other droon band" -- close quot

. >> reports are because of the budget mess, some illegal aliens are being let out of detention. some border patrol will be furloughed, and airline security may be compromised. do you believe all of that? we'll have the inside story. >> and a big new mini series on the bible begins on sunday. we'll talk with producers roma downey and mark burnett. >> bill: also tonight from california, dennis miller on the oscars. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone from los angeles. the factor begins right now. >> bill: i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. does the president of the united states have an obligation to tell us the truth. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. you may remember that when president obama took office, his theme was a change from politics as usual. mr. obama promising he would be a leader we could trust. >> let me say this as simply as i can. transparency and the rule of law will be the touch stones of this presidency. >> bill: okay. the president went on the record back then and many americans believed him. but now we hav

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exclusion act in which aliens couldn't own land, so you either had to buy land through a child who was a citizen or have some other citizen buy the land you and leased it from them, and so not a lot of people owned land back then. >> the family was forced to give up their land, but today, tom ikeda actually farms the same land his ancestors did back in the 1920s. how? well, it's all due in large part to the strong community ties this family had, including the ones with the loomis family, who despite persecution from some, took care and looked after the ikeda's farm while they were gone. gordon bennett, a cousin of the loomis family, still lives in the area and takes great pride in remembering what his family did. >> and we found in the end result of it everything paid off. we did the right thing, and we were on the right track to begin with. >> especially during that time where there was a lot of fear of the war and there was a lot of prejudice--you know, prior to world war ii, there was a lot of prejudice against the asians in general, and so for a local family to step up like that ag

♪ >> schieffer: ronald reagan used to say for all our differences, if we were attacked by aliens fromce, earth's people would come together and defend that planet. all that space junk crashing into siberia made me wonder, though, was he right? probably. but after watching washington's blundering effort to deal with the so-called sequester, i wouldn't bet the ranch on it. mind you, these automatic cuts in spending that go into effect march 1 are washington's own doing. the law cut spending programs to the bone. it ends head start, reduces the number of food inspectors, ensures longer lines at airports because of massive furloughes of federal workers, not to mention layoffs at shipyarde shipyardes and on and on and on. all of which would probably cause a recession. the idea was that no sane person would allow such cuts to happen, which was theorized, would force congress and the white house to take responsible steps to slow down deficit spending. well, guess what? even washington managed to underestimate its own ineptitude. the sequester and the draconian cuts are about to happen becaus