. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. is the fix in regarding national security leaks? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as you know, if you watch us often, we are not in the business to small ball barack obama. we don't nitpick, we don't play gotcha with the president. of course we are critical when his policies don't work. we have given him credit in the war on terror but we have hammered him on the economy. all and all the economy has been fair to mr. obama. now, something has arisen that is very disturbing it directly involves the president and his lee leaguered attorney general eric holder. no question that someone in the obama administration is leaking national security secrets to the "new york times." the best example was the "times" article on how the u.s. is conducting espionage against iranian nuclear facilities. that leak was extremely damaging to the united states of america and whoever did it should go to prison for a long time. under pressure, the obama administration has announced i

bill it's holding up a mirror to what we have become bill. to look in the moyer roar and see what we have become. >> bill: listening to the radio or some other radio talk show you don't know anything about. this it doesn't exist. dan rather says oh no, not us. why didn't cbs cover that dan? it's a big story a vote in congress here gender based abortion. a major story. >> lila rose, is that that video you played, that's the kind of stuff you expect 60 minutes used to do decades ago. she should win a journalism award for what she has done to expose the truth about. this. >> bill: laura ingraham. plenty more as we move along. new york city wants to ban big bottles of soft drinks making too fat. culture warriors on the drink. more wars in chicago battle desk in afghanistan. we hope you stay tuned for those reports. [ male announcer ] the inspiring story of how a shipping giant can befriend a forest may seem like the stuff of fairy tales. but if you take away the faces on the trees... take away the pixie dust. take away the singing animals, and th

it's not a fancy bill. simple bill. straightforward. therefore, i'd ask a unanimous vote on this from my colleagues and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 5843. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does -- the gentleman from mississippi. mr. thompson: mr. speaker, i object to the vote on the grounds that a quorum is not present and i make a point of order that a quorum is not present. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20 and the chair's prior announcement, further proceedings on this motion will be postponed. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. lungren: mr. speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 3173 as amended by the committ

>> bill: yes, he. >> that is your neighborhood, bill.miami and we achieve great things miamiians. >> bill: the second commencement address given at southern met methodist univers. >> at those times when you are sure that you are right talk with someone who disagrees and if you constantly fend yourself in the company of those who say amen to everything that you say find other company. >> i think that was really good. >> i love her. i think did a great job. >> very smart. >> also somebody by the age of three years old she was taking french, learning piano, figure skating, taking ballet classes. >> bill: what is unusual about that? i was doing the same thing? >> a slight over -- we will talk about this after the show. rumors are going to be happening right now. >> bill: at age three i couldn't get out of the house. i didn't know how to work the door. condoleezza rice is saying don't be a kool-aid drinker. be passionate about the belief system but challenge the system. >> ask questions, don't assume. examine your own opinions and then challe

. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight.iberal orthodoxy take as big hit in wisconsin. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. governor scott walker keeping his job defeating the progressive forces by a wide margin yesterday. at issue, future compensation for state union workers. the government wants to cut that back the left does not. but since cities and counties are going bankrupt all over the u.s.a. because they can't pay the big pensions, and because public workers often make far more money than private workers who do the same job, americans are finally beginning to wise up. simply put. there is no more money. governments throughout the u.s.a. can't afford any more expenditures, period. governor walker knows that and he has done a pretty good job turning the wisconsin economy around. the deficit there is down big time and unemployment is dropping as well. so why on earth would you want to throw the man out? ideology. that's why. >> this hurts us all. every single one of you out there in the nation, if

[♪...] >> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly. together highlights of our pal dennis miller doing what it is. sometimes it's hard to understand miller the first time around. sometimes what he says is worth hearing again. >> forbes has released its list of top overexposed celebrities and you want to talk about three of them. go. >> well, listen, i saw the usual suspects it's the kardashian and the jersey shore kids. i would say this, in lieu of emotional intellectual or spiritual hepth which it what it used to take to become immorality. we use light weight. con strandly imprint them on frontal lobe. almost like a famed strobe light or something. at this time in history, what peeks our interest as a culture is uninteresting people. it's just that simple the emptiest vessels are the ones that you can empty all your dreams and aspirations into. when these kids sit at home and everybody wants to be famous like war hold said and they look and they see if you are actually talented they say i can't do that. when they see snooki on mount r

i'm bill press.d to have you with us as we tackle the big issues of the day here in our nation's capital around this great country of ours and around the globe. lots to talk about this morning. this is getting a lot of attention up in massachusetts. a teenager has been thrown in jail for a year for texting while driving. he crosses the line, runs into another car, kills that driver and the judge said it is important to send a lesson by throwing him in jail. i think the judge did absolutely the right thing. no texting while driving! gotta be an idiot to do that. we'll talk about that and a whole lot more. we start out by getting, as always, our current news update from our good friend out in los angeles, jacki schechner. good morning. >> good morning, bill. let's start this morning in syria where there are still unconfirmed reports of another massacre. activists report that progovernment forces have killed 78 people including children in the province of hama, this would be the second massacre in less

now. >> is the race card being played, bill? >> bill: i'm used to it? >> you have to get more used to it. >> bill: you have a situation here where the incumbent president, the first african-american president leads among asian americans. >> bill: we know what the item -- item graphs are. >> john f. kennedy led among catholics and irish americans, it's natural. all right? but when it bleeds over into legitimate issues like finding out what happened so the terry family knows why their son died, then we have to draw the line. okay. i think that's it. that's where i'm going to go on that with you. now, university of minnesota. >> don't you want to conclude? what's your concluding statement. >> my concluding statement is holder should turn over the documents so the terry family knows what happened to their son you don't disagree with that. >> i don't disagree -- >> bill: thank you, geraldo rivera. >> tough prosecutor in the cross-examination. >> bill: you bet i am. university of minnesota. >> you are in a bad mood because it's so hot in new york. >> luck. >>

>> bill: yeah. >> is nothing. >> bill: nothing?ave them alone. >> if they want to, yes. >> bill: even though the american taxpayer pays billions and billions of dollars for health problems generated by bad diets? you don't mind that? >> because we have socialized half socialized medicine we have to give up all our other freedom, too? no, it's not a reason. >> bill: i don't know whether it's a give up or an awareness. i thought that the antismoking campaign was brilliantly conducted by the federal government. that is to demonize smoking in a health way. spent a lot of money on it but smoking has dropped in this country if you compare us to europe, everybody is smoking in europe because they don't have that. so i thought that was a very effective thing. i would like it seat same thing done with nutrition. >> fine. do you it but why should government do it? the antismoking message came from everybody. public service announcements. no it was primarily driven by the government. started with the warning on the packet. private is not goin

have they, bill? i dare to say your parents, my parents would have had this raking the leaves of this woman's yard every fall, mowing her lawn every summer for free. we would have been busting our butt. we wouldn't have had anything, anything, our parents -- >> bill: let me read a quote from robert helms, the father of one of the boys. he said that it broke his heart to see that his son was involved with this. so he is not making excuses for the kid. but he says, quote, is he a 13-year-old kid. it was a stupid mistake and he is paying for it i just think it's a little out of control. >> i don't think it's out of control. >> you don't think so. >> i think these kids are dead inside. here is the i'm torn on this one americans do care. they see this and they are really hurt by it they feel for this woman. people are sending her money i think it's over $300,000 had been raised in this woman's name to give her a check. >> you are largely responsible for that, beck. i just want everybody to know you are lar

. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: [chanting] >> this is what democracy looks like. >> classic confrontation between liberals and conservatives in wisconsin. will governor walker keep his job? >> scott walker must go. >> stakes are high for president obama. we'll have a special report. >> we have run probably 25, $27 million of advertising in this campaign and virtually all of it has been positive. >> that statement must come as a shock to mitt romney under heavy fire from the obama folks pretty much all the time. brit hume will have analysis. >> mitt romney went over the top last night formally clinching the nomination. >> mitt romney gives president obama's grade an f. >> now our exclusive interview with president obama. >> how much will the network morning programs influence the presidential election? we'll take a hard look at 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. vicious battle between the left

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the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. president obama invoking executive privilege in the fast and furious gun scandal. that is the subject of this evening's prime talking points . let's walk through this complicated situation. four years federal law enforcement has been running sting operations in mexico sending american guns down there to see where who is buying them and where they're being used south of the border. unfortunately the feds lost track of guns and one of them turned up brian terry. so, congress wants to know who is responsible for the screw up. attorney general eric holder testified that he did not know about the fast and furious program until very late in the game. some doubt that therefore, congressional committee has requested all justice department documents pertaining to the matter. holder will not turn them over. today, president obama invoked executive privilege saying he needs protection for his advisors in this case. like presidents before him, mr. obama says he cannot reveal private advice. there

there was no time to look at the bill. this bill was constantly changing. the republics said we are not going to be suckered for that kind of process. each time bigger bigger, different different different. this is highly contentious issue. harry reid was the guy who screwed up comprehensive immigration reform in 2007. he reilly is not a fan of comprehensive immigration reform. is he being driven by this politics himself. not out a sincere belief of resolving this situation. you cannot legislate well when you have absent presidential leadership. highly contentious issue and the legislative leadership engaging in political game just trying to score political points not actually get it done. >> okay. now, mitt romney, what does he do to counter this obvious play for hispanic votes, what can he do? >> first, don't take the bait. stay focused on the bigger issues. if you take a look at the issues in the latino community. here is jobs, here is economy. here is the deficit. here is spending, and down here is immigration. don't take the bait. stay focused on the b

i love you bill o'reilly. >> bill: i know you like me.nty more ahead as the factor moves along this receiving our pal bob beckel going to look at the obama campaign and tell us what they're doing wrong. beckel is shaking in the green room. he will be here in a moment. great clips on perhaps the great clips on perhaps the mo♪ successful actor of all you want to save money on car insurance? no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insurance? no problem. you want to find a place to park all these things? fuggedaboud it. this is new york. hey little guy, wake up! aw, come off it mate! geico. saving people money on more than just car insurance. >> for a period of time. and window has got to be closed and it's june. and labor day? >> so you blame him until labor day? >> well, he's got to ease up. ease up on blame. >> yes. yes. >> and that you think diminishes president obama? i'm thinking look. if you're a big boy wearing big long pants not short pant pants... you don't say look, i'm t

the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. why president obama would lose if the election were held tomorrow. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. once again t points is an oracle in our newspaper article last week i opine if the election were held tomorrow mitt romney would defeat barack obama. can you read that column bill o'reilly.com. today backing up my contention that economic fear could very well defeat president obama. according to the fed. median net worth of american families has plunged by 39% in just three years. median means the middle point of any group. their worth is down much more than 39%. median income fell 8% from 2007 to 2010. and the value of american home equity has fallen 32% in three years. grim doesn't even begin to cover t. truth is that the awful economy is not entirely barack obama's fault. the recession began under president bush. however, this is big. mr. obama continues to believe that massive federal spending will turn the economy around. but there are no facts to back tha

. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. vicious battle between the left and right unfolding in wisconsin and that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. first the set-up. in march of last year, governor scott walker signed a law eliminating most collective bargaining for wisconsin state employees. the left went wild protesting. at the steakhouse. angry if republic governors can show they will get buntle under control by limiting compensation to state workers then that will happen all over the country. so in order to punish governor walker, the democratic party issued a recall and it was successful. they got enough signatures to put it to a vote and the final judgment will be made tomorrow. the stakes are very high here for president obama who does not want to constrain union bargaining power. obviously most american labor unions support mr. obama. governor walker has a pretty good story to tell. when he took office in january of 2011, wisconsin unemployment stood at 7.7%. now it's down to 6.7%. according to l

bill: i'm bill hemmer.r for times in history we've seen so many people following this race. the election results are proof that voters are fed up and not just in the state of west. that was on fox ab friends. >> it is a powerful message in the fall election and probably of greater importance after the elections, they mean it in washington, madison and every other state across america when they say we want you to take on these tough challenges. if governor romney wants to be competitive in wisconsin i think he can. he needs to tackle those same issues. martha: big, big story in all of this. joined by steven hayes senior writer for the weekly standard and a fox news contributor. good to have you with us today. >> good morning. martha: i was struck by one element of this conversation. flipping around, listening to a lot of different coverage on this on all of this. it was this motion that it was all because of the money, that they were out spent eight to one, that all of this outside money flooded in to save s

. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> every single one of you if you are out there in the nation watching, democracy died tonight. >> bill: stunning defeat in wisconsin as wisconsin says no to big labor. what does this mean for president obama? we have a special report. >> these bush tax cuts will expire at year end. should those programs and those tax cuts be extended? >> what i think they should do is to find a way to keep the expansion going. >> bill: once again bill clinton goes against president obama saying the bush tax cuts are helpful to the american economy. dick morris with the inside story of why mr. clinton is contradicting the man for whom he is campaigning also tonight, dennis miller on the most hated people in america. >> i have been everywhere, man. ♪ i've been everywhere, man. >> and watch out, why have the best of watters world. >> what about rick santorum? are you a fan of him. >> see, that's how much you know about him. i don't even know who he is. >> caution, you where to enter the no spin

i love you bill o'reilly. >> bill: i know you like me.nty more ahead as the factor moves along this receiving our pal bob beckel going to look at the obama campaign and tell us what they're doing wrong. beckel is shaking in the green room. he will be here in a moment. great clips on perhaps the most successful actor of all >> announcer: you never know when, but thieves can steal your identity, turning your life upside down in a matter of seconds. >> hi. >> hi. you know, i casave you 15% today if you open up a charge card account with us. >> you just read my mind. >> announcer: just one little piece of information and they n open bogus accounts, steang your credit, your mey and ruining your reputation. that's why you need lifelock. lifelock is the leader in identity theft protection, relentlessly protecting your personal information to help stop the crooks in their tracks before your identity is tacked, protecting your social security number, your bank accounts, even the equity in your home. >> i didn't know how serious identity theft was.

bill: that 147 tips at 150.all street is following european markets deep into the red after ongoing concerns about the ability of leaders to quell the debt crisis. remember greece, remember portugal. remember ireland and iceland? the issue is in italy and spain and it's weighing heavily on our markets. we are off triple digits. we will see where we go later this morning. also there is this. jim require's an historic day at world trade center. the historic final beam of building number four will be put into place. here is a look inside 4 world trade. what do you say to a man who lost his cousin and daughter to terrorism about what this means to his family? bill: we are moment away from a possible ruling on two major cases at the u.s. supreme court. we have been waiting paul month on these decisions. they will come this week and possibly five minutes. we are there live top of the hour. three minutes away. you can't argue with nutrition you can see. great grains. great grains cereal starts whole and stays whole. se

in this bill.e are talking upwards of 60% of the american people would like to see the entire thing repealed we have between 70% to 80% of the american people who think the individual mandate is unconstitutional. and we have 52% of democrats believing the mandate is unconstitutional and incorrect. so it's not just about mobilizing the con bays. what's happening is that the american people are seeing that the obama-care decision yesterday, the policy as a whole is emblematic of what they have done to take this country in that they are rejecting wholesale. patti ann: president obama told a reporter that this was definitely not a tax. >> for to us say you have got to take responsibility to get health insurance is not a tax increase. way it's saying is we are not going to have other people carrying your brudens for you. everybody in america just about has to get auto insurance. patti ann: does this paint him into a corner? >> i think he will continue his political affect and not call it a tax it's an i

bill:. "rock" of ages got pacial review. "rock of ages." kicking butt on broadway. you're right about that. president asking for patience on the economy. president says he needs more time to let his policies work. the dueling economic plans of the president and governor romney sparking a heating debate between our friends karl rove and juan williams on "fox news sunday". >> this is dangerous stuff and i think if the president pursues that aggressively, then he has a chance to create and define mitt romney early and not make this a referendum on barack obama's performance but make it a contest which people say, you know what? the alternative is unacceptable. >> karl, i'm worried you're shaking your head so vigorously it will spin right off? >> juan needs to make up his mind or romney hasn't laid out a plan or laid out a plan that similar to the house republican budget that has bunch bad things. romney laid out a frame work for tax reform, not tax cuts. he said i want to lower the rates and pa

thank you, bill.ti ann: a new set of documents the white house is apparently trying to protect is known as the so-called kill list. the administration is now refusing media requests to turn over the papers related to the targeted killing program against suspected terrorists. officials say the information is highly classified and releasing it could harm national security even though some details have already been leaked. among those said to have been on the list is america american-born cleric, al-awlaki, killed in a u.s. drone strike in september. bill: 10 minutes past the hour. this on a thursday morning now. the deadly violence in syria is not stopping. now we learn there is the possibility you could be playing a part courtesy of the cia? we'll explain what that's all about, patti ann. patti ann: the pictures have been impressive, now it is getting dangerous. how debris from last year's tsunami in japan could affect your bottom line, coming up. >> i think it's too early for us yet to say what volume

. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. president obama changing rules on illegal immigration front. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. in a very clever political move the president today announced new rules for a specific group of illegal aliens. if your parents brought you to america and you were under the age of 16 when that happened, if you have completed high school, or served in the military and if you are under the age of 30 right now, then you are most likely going to stay in america. as long as you keep out of trouble. mr. obama announcing that deportations will stop and working papers could be issued to illegal aliens who fit that profile. >> this is not amnesty, this is not immunity. this is not a path to citizenship. it's not a permanent fix. it's a stop gap measure focus resources wisely while giving a degree of relief and hope to talented, driven patriotic young people. it is the right thing to do. >> bill: and the politically smart thing to do. as many hispanic americans will support t

the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. how the left is orchestrating fast and furious. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. first of all, the story is all about the family of brian terry. the border patrol agent killed by a gun lost by the feds in the fast and furious gun scandal. mr. terry's parents want to know what happened. and they have a right to know that. if it were your son or daughter killed in a government screwup, you would want to know all the details as well. again, mr. and mrs. terry have a right to know the entire story as to how their son was killed. but the obama administration doesn't want to explain the situation. that's how simple the story really is terry's want to know. the president doesn't want to tell them. that's it. and so we now have a huge controversy. accelerating that is nancy pelosi who says that eric holder is being persecuted because he wants fairness for minority voters. >> contempt of congress. contempt of congress to frivolously use that really important vehicle t

bill: perhaps. heather: they will. bill: yes.uys running the del list are going to have to work harder for their money because the sales are going to drop too. we will we see. a lot of folks are talking about it. we'll see whether or not it happens. heather: including us. jurors speaking out after a mistrial is declared in the john edwards case. what really happened? we'll talk about that. bill: a great question for that jury room, right? teen pop star justin bieber seeing stars himself. knocked out cold at a concert we hear. heather: i haven't heard about that. i'll have to stay tuned. ♪ [singing] graduation, huh ? crazy, right ? well, with this droid razr by motorola on verizon 4g lte, you guys can stay in touch. ( grunts ) cool. you can video call on skype... send photos. yeah, okay. yeah, let's do it. get $100 off any motorola 4g lte smartphone, like the droid 4 now just $99.99. verizon. bill: this will likely not come as a surprise watching stocks on wall street drift slowly lower below 200 points in about an hour and 18 min

bill? [laughter] bill: let's interview them.ll out of missouri the latest democrat ditching the party's convention in charlotte, but she's no ordinary lawmaker. senator mccaskill had a key speaking role at the 2008 convention and campaigned extensively for then-candidate barack obama. george pataki's the former governor of new york. he's been to many of these conventions. how you doing, governor? >> good morning, bill. i'm doing great. bill: how big a deal is this? >> i think it matters. the president is becoming more is and more isolated not just from the american people, but also from some in his own party. and i'm not surprised. because what is happening in washington is they're not running the country out of the white house, they're running a campaign. and unless you're going to benefit from that campaign, you're going to keep your distance. so i'm not surprised, but i think it is important. bill: her name sticks out, so does joe manchin from west virginia. >> absolutely. bill: in all fairness, democrats are probably not goi