how corruptible was bernie kerik?spending tonight in the cumberland correctional institution in cumberland, maryland, serving his sentence for tax fraud and lying to white house officials. bernie kerik was also a tool of rupert murdoch. nothing would stop bernie kerik from doing anything murdoch or his lieutenants wanted him to do. bernie kerik was and is a criminal, and he was rudy giuliani's choice to be the police commissioner of the city of new york. there is no doubt tonight that bernie kerik is at the top of the list of people the fbi is going to want to interview in the investigation into what exactly murdoch's phone hackers may have done to the families of 9/11 victims in new york city. and if the fbi can find any dirt on bernie kerik in this case, then kerik will crack and tell them everything he knows about rupert murdoch and his empire. if murdoch needs kerik to stay quiet, then he needs to find a way to get the word to bernie that murdoch can do more for him in whatever is left of his future than the fbi c

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bernie goldberg will analyze that. >> about ho put duct tape on hr skull and threw her in the swamp? >> bill: also, what does the verdict say about america? i will deal with that. caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the vial casey anthony found not guilty of murdering her two-year-old daughter caylee, that is the subject of the talking points memo. i say she is vial because for 30 days she did not report her baby missing. 30 days. this the time the soas ye socic anthony partied hard and good a tatoo and ignored the flight of her missing two-year-old who was found dead in a swamp. those are facts beyond a reasonable doubt. reasonable doubt in the murder, maybe. i i will not condemn the jury. let's hear from them before we make any judgments. the problem is the jury doesn't want to explain their verdict to us. >> at this time there are no jurors interested in speaking to any members of the immediateddia. they do, however, have your packets and they have asked for their privacy a

bernie goldberg on that, >> bill: continuing with our top story. the jury members do not want to explain their decision to you, the american people. bring in our legal team. here now, attorneys and fox news analysts, skwrao guilfoyle guilfoyle and lis wiehl. she thought she was going be convicted. she was just about to cry. she was scared. you could see it. i'm not going to say she knows she was guilty, that is not fair. >> what you can say is disbelief in her face and then complete relief? she was hearing the words. >> bill: you saw that? >> yes. and breaking downed a the big hugs afterwards with the prosecution. >> bill: i don't care about the hulgs. >> she thought she was going to be convicted. >> bill: why do you say that? >> because the prosecution had a terrific case. a circumstancial case, yes. no evidence that saw someone killing her baby but enough circumstancial evidence that they should have won the case. and she knew it. >> bill: did you see in her face that she thought she was t bill you say they should have entered in lesser charges.

then old bernie sanders vote against cloture.n voted for cloture and it was scott brown. politically we get why scott brown did what he had to do. >> it is the bernie sanders part of this that i want to emphasize. it sounds like the more progressives hear about this deal if they don't like it, sanders is just the type of guy that might just gum up the works to a point to give the president and harry reid some trouble on this. >> can you imagine chuck, though, pressure? we saw jim demint from the other side of the aisle, the opposite side of the spectrum in the "washington post" yesterday. you pointed out to me, he was quoted "i might no the go to the wall in terms of process and objections to gum this up." can you imagine the pressure? with so much riding on this, if bernie sanders is going to be the lone voice in the united states senate to raise his hand and object to unanimous consent or to whatever kind of procedural move they need to make to expedite thing thing -- and probably will need something with that vote being reject

bernie is next. you could save a bundle with geico's multi-policy discount.y on more than just car insurance. ♪ geico, saving people money on more than just car insurance. >> thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly in the weekdays with bernie segment tonight, as we told you in the talking points memo marco rubio did very well yesterday on the cbs program face the nation. >> aren't you going to have to concede though senator, that maybe the previous administration might have had a little something to do with bad economy that the president inherited when he came into office? >> where is the president's plan? i never seen a piece of paper with the president's name on it that's his plan to solve this problem. i have seen press conferences. i have seen lectures that he has given to the congress. i have seen these press avails where the camera comes in and take as bunch of pictures. i haven't seen a plan. where is the president's plan. >> bill: with us now is bernard goldberg. bob schieffer had to ask that question but because, you know, is he kind of a texas

peak saturation of debt and two thousand and seven and no amount of accounting fraud or trickery or bernie madoff like policies gaming commission now rejigger the books so that you've got any amount of growth to satisfy this amount of debt so you're talking about debt collapse all over the world it's a global debt lumps that's what we're talking about but speaking of wacko insane you know political actors political leaders analysis in debt rao hints of emerging economy crises so here's reuters they look at the us and this silly brinksmanship in the crazy fighting that goes on over nothing debt default or ratings downgrade political deadlock such terms once associated primarily with the developing world now abound in the mighty united states i would say it was the once mighty united states and they interview a policy a foreign policy expert who says queer tend a lot of meetings with latin americans and we used to complain to them about the problems they had and now they like to say to us that sounds just like the u.s. right well look at countries like brazil for example they got out from un

bernie, great to see you. and you were telling me, when you factor in humidity, this is going to be a real scorcher this weekend. >> yeah, temperatures are high enough in the plains states, but when you factor in the high humidity, it feels over 100 degrees. and that heat and humidity will be sliding into the midwest on saturday, and get ready along the eastern seaboard, david, because the heat and humidity, although not as hot, certainly the humidity will arrive by sunday. >> and bernie, you say with it, severe weaeaer? >> well, any time you get heat, any time you get humidity, you have to be concerned about thunderstorms. and that's what we're going to be seeing across the midwest on saturday out ahead of a cool front that will bring some relief to the heat in the northern plains. that front heads toward the i-95 corridor, new york city, philadelphia, washington, d.c., as we head into late sunday and independence day. >> bernie, our thanks to you. >>> we learned today of something happening to american famil

bernie goldberg. the culture warriors. >> who had that sweat. >>> i bet you do. >> ozzie nelson give i gave it. >> even ernest borgnine joins in. >> you are a goo good guy, bil. i want to tell you right to your face. >> i appreciate that. >> all the best wrapped into one. >> why is it specific to obama sthvment. >> because he is driving the policy. >> it is the factor's finest, right now. caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bil bill o're. thanks for joining us for this special preks o presentation oe factor's finest. gallup poll on redistribution of health. here is what struck me about the gallup poll. half the country, 47% wants the income redistr redistribution. >> that is oft and right wing buzz phrase that means we will give more money. >> bill: this is a gallup poll. >> we have a progressive tax system in the country and we tax the rich more. that is the way it has always been. >> bill: i pay more than you to. >> as well, you should. tha

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morgan ok so bernie sanders go one time or that's a yes and there's no more of coming there's no more audit coming and in the one time order we discovered that there was massive fraud on wall street very donnegan driven morgan the whole group massive fraud but it wasn't continuing on this theme of profits he brought up corporate profits a boom in corporate profits a bust and jobs so now that we're officially eighteen months out of recession trying to tell that. you remember this is a banana republic and this is something like papa doc would have told us or or could alfie you know these are the same sort of statements they would make yeah we're out of recession anyway all of the alleged growth that has happened only one percent of it has gone to wages and salaries only one percent of that growth is spent fifteen percent fifteen percent and twenty five percent in the previous three recessions by contrast corporate profits accounted for eighty eight percent of the growth so this is clear banana republican as i'm going along percent of circle going to prison guards. and the corporate prof

bernie was brilliant on that show too. he really was brilliant.plause] i will just tell this real quick. was really important for me also, got my big rake in living color and the thing that was significant about the show that there was a black producer on the show that ran the show. that was very important man it really inspired me. up is very significant that. ernie: and myself were in those meetings to pitch that show together. it is nowhere network comedy and it is a sad situation. >> we are going to move to a slightly different topic now. >> too much crack so we have to go on. a few years back, and this is, i'm going to see who is going to respond to this. is going to be interesting. a few years back we heard a lot of discussion about the word -- and in fact one former mayor and i'm not going to name this mayor, even decided to bury the word at a public funeral. and of course, some communities of reserved reserve the exclusive privilege of using it. so, first, where do each of you stand on this word? >> i absolutely am against it. in my life,

bernie goldberg, brit hume and i will analyze. >> the current administration campaigned on a pledge of hope and change. they delivered economic misery. >> texas governor rick perry looks like he will run for president. how will that shake up the republican ranks? juan and mary katharine are investigating. >> president obama, you have been a big supporter. >> i'm going to vote for him for his re-election in 2012. >> a bevy of hold stars once again funneling big money at the president's campaign. we will run down the list. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the future of the country hangs on the debt debate. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. on paper, the debt thing is boring. and many americans aren't paying attention. but the controversy will define the future of the u.s.a. on one side, president obama, the democratic party, want america to become an entitlement state that compels social justice. financially supporti

bernie key west, florida.he polls say, michigan shell. >> bill: that's what i'm getting into on the no spin news tonight, clive. i hope you can hear it here is a brief preview. the problem with a program like this is that sometimes a guest will misstate my opinion or misstate the facts, barney frank did that when it happens, i have to correct the record instantly, which leads to cross talk. and i hate that. remember, we're a fast paced program that sometimes gets a bit raucous. >> bill: is there a breathalyzer for that? >> bill: going liberal? [ laughter ] >> bill: well, that's very kind of you, phil, let's see how the first bolder fresher tour goes on. i would love san diego and love to get out there. details on long island deal on bill o'reilly.com. finally tonight pinheads and patriots new movie captain america outgrossed harry potter pulling in $65 million here in the u.s.a. alone. the thing about captain america is it makes the u.s.a. look good. >> our goal is to create new breeds of super soldiers. ♪ ♪ >

i view bernie sanders as half right. hits righteous call, wall street to contribute more to the solution, i think bernie sander isn't right that social security and medicare don't need to be part of the long-term conversation. we're talking about slowing -- if you do it only on that. >> and to his point, like treeage in a medical theater, the question is why are the first cuts coming from the elderly and poor, as from theal. quickly, last word. >> compromise aacross the board. tax increaseses and compromise 40% over the next four years. it's seen important to intrinsic values, but everything has to be on the table. >> i disagree in that i believe taxes and cutting things -- that's why we have a panel. we take a break and the panel saves. so-called free trading. i like to you this of it as rigged, that want to make money, but anyway, it's all on your point of view. plus rage and revolution. where are the results in the middle east? the arab spring seemingly at a standstill. where for from here. we'll bring that up with th

this is not bernie sanders' idea. this is poll after poll. i think it's time for congress to listen to the american people. >> you're right. you see this, particularly if you define wealthy as over $1 million, you get into the debate of what's wealthy. when you define wealthy over $1 million, there is public support for that. why do you think the white house won't touch it? >> well, forget the white house for the moment. why is it the republicans want to give tax breaks? they not only want to ask the wealthy to pay more in taxes, they want to give them a trillion dollars more in tax breaks. the wealthy and their lobbyists are powerful in washington. they make enormous amounts of campaign contributions. nobody i know, quite honestly, you say let's see, we're going to cut social security, medicare, medicaid and nutrition. we're going to give tax breaks to millionaires. do you know how many people that makes sense to? nobody outside of washington, d.c. the man we're making for the president is to stand tall, fight back. he did not do that in the

where is bernie, texas?mmy: famous for the wedding. do you live over there? >> no, we live in oklahoma. tissumingo, oklahoma. [ cheers ] oh, bull crap again. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: where is that? >> that's uh -- it's in oklahoma. >> jimmy: oh, that makes sense, yeah. >> i don't know. it's in the southern part of oklahoma. >> jimmy: you had a crazy fun wedding. for food, you served -- you wanna -- yeah -- >> oh, okay. i thought you were telling -- >> jimmy: no it's like mad-libs. i give you food. >> great. just like the game. y'all were nailing them. we had some -- i know what you're getting at, the deer meat that we had there. >> jimmy: venison. >> it was actually deer that miranda and i had got the fall before. we decided to save all of our deer meat. >> jimmy: old deer meat. >> yeah. >> jimmy: old deer. does it get better over age like wine? >> it was as new as you can get. you don't want to shoot them in the summer-time and stuff when they have -- >> jimmy: i never hunted. >> -- worms. >> jimmy: my friend

bernie sanders gives the plan a huge thumb's down. he's here tonight. rupert murdoch plays dumb in front of parliament. >> i don't know. >> reminds me of a scene from the godfather. >> i don't know nothing about that. >> we have more on the news corp. dog and pony show. and the election results everyone is waiting for out of wisconsin. we will talk to the first member of the wisconsin 14 to face a recall election. >>> good evening, americans, thanks for joining us tonight. with less than two weeks before the united states defaults on its obligations, president obama and the gang of six in the senate think that they have come up with a plan that might save the day. the president made a statement in the white house briefing room after a group of 47 senators were briefed on the plan by the gang of six. the plan would cut the deficit by 3.7 trillion over ten years, including a trillion dollar hike in revenue. i don't know how the republicans are going to go along with that. the president wants republicans to just understand just how much he's giving up to g

thank you very much, bernie mahon, and all of you for coming together, helping us out. that is going to give a lot more incentive for other agencies to come and start contributing as well. -- thank you very much, bernie mahon -- burning man. i want to thank the artists that have come together here to recognize them and for their contribution. if you give with art, it will be sustained with art. you are going to find a lot more people discovering all the beauty of this neighborhood, and is led by all of you here tonight. thank you for being here. [applause] we got off the grid trucks. two trucks here tonight. we have sculptures. we have john brothers piano company. thank you for this, coming out here. is david around here? come on, show up. i also want to give a shout up to our san francisco police department. [applause] as we transition, people will -- will be safer and safer as they know that our officers are around here. their presence allows the natural transition for everything to occur. it is still struggling for a lot of people to see the transition, but it is rea

>> bernie had the microphone [laughter] >> we have the microphone. i'm inclined to say some time it said it is difficult to get the first person to ask a question selects skip the first question going right to the second question. microphones? >> i have a question. 20/20 hindsight you feel the be a non more was a complete mistake are we making that now and afghanistan? not learning the lessons of the past? >> today is friday seto on money wednesday friday i answer that with acs but on weekends i am not sure. [laughter] the fact is i really am not sure. i study this the way the people have and sometimes i think there are reasons why we're there in the nuclear stockpile may be the most powerful reason why we are there and have to be close to where something they read dramatic and horrible could take place. but on the other hand, if you have been involved in a war for 10 years you could say a senator reagan did many years ago, you did the best you could then you leave. walter cronkite said that the february 1968 in 7 lost walter cronkite i have lost the

bernie, you heard anything about this group being asked to pick up the pace?> well, as they were finishing the 16th hole and going to the 17th tee, the group ahead of them on the par 5 were finishing putting and we like to have the people on the par 5s have hit their drives before the people on the green finish putting. so they were just simply asked to speed up the play and close the gap. there wasn't any kind of warning given though. >> they're continuing to speed up play as seo continues to half-jog down the fairway, seemingly relaxed. dottie, all systems go here with a two-shot lead trying to close it out here, then wait around for tomorrow's finish to see if anybody would catch her but still she has a lot of work left to do. >> she has got an incredibly difficult tee shot and second at the 18th. giving them a break where the hole location is at 18 but she's still got a ton of work ahead of her. >> i actually don't know that she has a two-shot lead. that may be an advantage. but there will probably and scoreboard on 17 near the green so when she gets up th

i want to talk now with senator bernie sanders from vermont. he's an independent. sir, good to have you on. i know it's a busy night for us. but i want you to tell us, do you think that harry reid is going to have the votes when it comes now to 1:00 p.m. tomorrow? >> no, the real question is whether he should have the votes. i mean, i think sometimes the media thinks this is a game between the red sox and the yankees. it's not. this is going to impact millions of senior citizens, children, veterans, and the sick. so the question is not who wins or loses, it's, who should win. my fear is is that despite the fact that the wealthiest people in this country are doing phenomenally well, that you have huge corporations making billions in profits and not paying one penny in taxes, the republicans have been adamant, absolutely firm, that the rich and the powerful should not play any role in deficit reduction and the entire burden should come down on the middle class and working families. i think that is morally grotesque and bad economic policies. so we have got to look at

could the election have a challenger to the incumbent one bernie sanders says he wants to see just that. and a democrat stepping up against president obama? we'll discuss it and how california's governor jerry brown hand out illegal immigrant students? and al gore climate hysteria is back and hitting the world of reality tv. hang on, all of that and more, "the five" starts right now. welcome to "the five". i'm andrea tantaros, let's start out talking about the drama from last night. i'm not talking about the bachelor season finale or the real house wives of new york reunion. i'm talking about the battle on capitol hill and the drama between two men john boehner and president obama that took place. listen to this back and forth. >> the only reason this balanced approach isn't on its way to becoming law right now is because a significant number of republicans in congress are insisting on a different approach. >> i want you to know i made a sincere effort to work with the president and i'll tell you, i gave it my all. >> while republicans might like to see deeper cuts, there are still thin

diana tennis, jim hammer and bernie grimm and told williams.represents the son of the man who found caylee's remains. this was a highly technical case on elements of murder. you have a situation where the remains have been out in the elements for six months, destroying lots of the opportunity to determine cause of death. your thoughts on this verdict? >> what ended with is where i would start. i've prosecuted a bunch of murder cases and investigated a bunch. when you have a bed that decomposed the crime scene is 0 -- have a body that is that decomposed, the crime scene is obliterated, juries want if they are going to vote guilty say i feel like i know how it happened. i feel like i know the motive and i believe he or she did i. the best evidence they had is liar, liar. >> greta: it is not a question of wanting. it is whether the prosecution has proven every almost of the charge, one she was killed by the hands of someone else. if the evidence isn't there the jury doesn't have a choice, if the jury is not convinced. >> the jury is going to say t

bernie would have had him disbarred.ed out well we are zieger records. >> good for jeff ashton. what a classy guy all the way through. this is the moment when your blood is still boiling. his body is going through a revolution from this verdict. he stood tall and say the classy thing, saying i'm going to give him the been fit of the doubt. and his evidence probably -- i'm going to give him the benefit of the doubt. and his evidence probably changed. >> greta: baez said nice things about ashton, ashton about baez. maybe we are meaner. we've never said nice things about each other. >> let me be candid. >> i won't be candid. [ talking over each other ] >> the fact about it is, jeff ashton was professional and took the high road. >> greta: baez too. >> i only have one problem with ashton, when baez was doing his closing, ashton was laughing. i think that may have caused him some problems with the jury. because it may have led the jury to believe, hey ashton thinks we already are in his pocket that could have created a proble

bernie sanders from vermont with us on "the ed show." remember to answer tonight's question at the bottom of the screen. our text question. congressman chris van hol enand chris ellis son will join me to talk about what is going on in washington and the longer the debt debate goes on, the longer washington ignores the american people's number one priority -- jobs, jobs and more jobs. stay with us. >>> today there was a press conference at the corner of constitution and 14th street. here is the congressman from california. >> our president, we believe, has the ultimate power to solve this. we hope he doesn't have to use it. we hope that republicans come to their senses and move forward with a more rational approach. >> of course, congressmen and leaders support the president's right to do this if necessary. but republican congresswoman and presidential candidate michelle bachman is crying foul. >> it's congress that does the spending. the president is prohibited to do that. if he had the power to do that, he would effectively be a dictato