> bill: i covered it.emember covering it. wait a minute, hillary. >> viewers see exactly what happens. >> bill: quite frankly what you are saying is untrue. >> bill: wait, wait, wait. mr. shell ton, hold it? >> from houston came last time we were here. >> mr. shell ton you are filibustering now. >> sure, go ahead, please. >> bill: bill thank you. >> no, please, your turn. >> bill: mitt romney gave the same speech he gives everywhere, repealing obama care, getting costs under control. he is the guy that turned the economy around. are you going to sit there and tell me that he should have pandered to your audience and not given -- >> -- pandering is not the word. you speak to the audience that's in front of you. >> bill: he spoke to them the way he speaks to everybody else. >> in order to teach somebody he has got to reach them. hes not interested in reaching our audience. >> bill: he was telling them what he will do. >> but he did not say what he he would replace it with. he didn't recognize. >> bill: what

pleasure. >> bill: all right. i got to trouble a couple years ago when there was a big fire in the bronx that killed a bunch of illegal aliens because they were living in a flop house like 30 of them. and the city knew that there was all kinds of violations in the flop house. buf the city didn't do anything about it and didn't report the situation to ice. i said these people would be alive today if the city of new york had done its job and regulated this. that was a harsh assessment on my -- i think, on my part, but i believe it. i believe that it's -- we're not doing the illegal immigrants any favor by looking the other way and letting them live in an underground situation. but you disagree with me. >> no, i think that, number one, i don't know the situation that you were talking about. >> bill: you remember that big fire. >> yes, it was a big fire. tragedies all the time. i don't know how you link that to undocumented, come on. >> bill: you know people jammed into apartments here. >> there are plenty of american

someone had to bill the college. ceiling before michelangelo. >> but if you do go to the college unemployment rate is 4.5%. so there is something to be said because you will work. but i agree the master and apprentice and you worked your way up. listen, everybody out there knows you got to get a plumber, that $25 an hour. >> and you won't be calling the geek squad. >> you are saying there is not enough training in the school system? >> there is none. by 2020 there will be 10 million unfilled jobs. >> bill: all blue collar jobs? >> right across the board. >> so as the service industry goes to china and honduras the replacement should be skilled blue collar labor. computer guys. >> tinkerer spirit is going. we don't allow our children to go outside and play. when is the last time you saw a kid building a tree house. >> bill: it's the child molesters? >> we used to learn those old skills. >> bill: president obama is wants to create green jobs? >> it doesn't exist. a job is job whether you put a nut and bolt on a pickup

. >> bill: i'm bill o'reilly. this is a special edition of the factor.begin with two genuine american war heroes, former seals that put their lives on the line to keep americans like you and me safe. chris kyle the author of the book american sniper and marcus luttrel. we start with mr. kyle. >> so chief i read your book, very entertaining, i recommend it to my audience. first of all you say, you knocked jesse ventura to the floor with his punch. everybody knows who that is. number one, that happened, you knocked him out? >> i knocked him down. >> bill: why, would you punch ventura? >> i was in '06. we lost our first two seals in iraq. we lost our last guy just coming before home. we had the wake in a bar in coronado and he was there at a speaking engagement, graduating class. >> bill: because he was a seal. so he was badmouthing the war. >> badmouthing the wash. badmouthing bush and badmouthing america. >> bill: you took exception? >> i did find a problem with it. i asked him to tone it down. we didn't want to upset the family members. >> bill: who was

good for him. >> bill: happy anniversary. >> yes indeed. >> bill: how many years?many years, cyp? >> two years. >> two years. >> bill: oh, get out. >> two years. >> that's nothing. >> bill: all right. let's see if he says happy a year from now. >> yeah. we'll see how out of his way he goes when it's nine years. >> bill: oh, man. how about it. you know what was -- really nice yesterday, i began my national television career on crossfire on cnn. had six good years there with bob novack, pat buchanan, tucker carlson, john sununu, a whole gang of right-wingers and started out with geraldine ferraro on the left as well. they brought backcrossfire. we're in reruns now in jordan. and this is what the crossfire show in jordan sounded like yesterday. [ speaking foreign language ] >> bill: i lost control there. >> did you just throw a shoe? is that what the slamming sound was? >> i threw a shoe at bob. that was actually a television broadcast of an interview on jordanian television. two members of parliament arguing over a piece of legislation and one of them picked up, thre

. >> bill: not only psychiatry. every area you see deeper. >> i wouldn't go that far. >> bill: sure you would. >> i would like that notarized and signed a copy sent to my mother. >> bill: tomorrow you will get it so many apology its have got to make. put charles on the list. all right? president obama does not, dot not detective a bounce in the polls because of the -- does not get a bounce in the polls. why attorney general eric holder will likely get away with c >> bill: campaign 2012 segment tonight. latest rasmussen poll has politic romney 46%. president obama 44%. also a gallup poll released today among registered voters has the president at 48%. mr. romney at 43%. so it's obvious president obama did not get much of a bounce from the obama care ruling last week. joining us from washington, fox news analyst mary katharine ham and juan williams. why no bounce? >> because it's not the big issue. the big issue is still the economy right now that's what is dominating like 70% of americans say it's about the economy.

>> yeah. >> bill: smart guy, right? charles krauthammer says if youre are asked that you have to accept. you have to because if you. didn't, youn' would be letting your country down. that's krauthammer. krauthammer predicts if you are asked you will accept. what do you think about that point of>> view? >> i'm not even talking about the whole process and i respect him. >> bill: would it be disrespectful if you for familyes reasons, personal reasons, would you consider that to be -- would you trouble you that your country calls and you can't answer the call? >> ins hate being in the no spin zone. i willn just say to you that i really tried not to even comment on the whole process. i really believe mitt romney deserves to have a process where the rest of us sit here and talking about it and giving opinions or by process of elimination making his choice different. >> bill: answer this if you would. that has to be a consideration for everybody. everybody who is in elected office if their country calls and asks, right? you ha

i'm well bill.bill: before we get to this news of the day i just noticed something just came across the wire. you and i -- we're at the white house. we're trying to get access to the president. access to the press secretaries. so mitt romney trying to prove he's a world leader. he's off in poland yesterday. he laid this wreath, he hasn't been available to reporters for the whole trip. so he laid this wreath. reported by mike alan this morning. >> after he stepped all over one of our greatest allies, great britain on the olympics, decided -- after that, he would be m.i.a., huh? >> bill: that's right. so he is walking away from the site and reporters ask him a few questions, right. they're trying to shout questions, what about this, what about this. he ignores them, gets in the car and this press aide from romney turns around to the reporters and says kiss my ass. quote-unquote. kiss my ass. this is a holy site for the polish people. show some respect. [ laughter ] >> bill: this is how they treat the

>> bill: no. have to be an organization that has a high profile that that's what it would have been. >> there were a lot more democrats than there are tea party people. no, the reason they do it -- let's make sure -- at least let's make sure that you understand my take on this. the reason they do it is because they don't like tea party people. >> bill: absolutely. but i don't think brian ross has any ax against the tea party, i don't think he he does. >> he shouldn't have done it. it wasn't just jumping the gun. >> bill: he was looking to break the headline story. that's what i'm saying. bernie and i are actually agreeing in a round about way. >> okay. i will buy that. >> bill: reality check on deck. did you know canadians now have more money than americans? o canada. and the factor tip of the day. how you can fight back if you get ripped off. don't take it. upcoming. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight. relate check while 12 were numbered derderian in colorado 14 people have died in texas a

: we'll deal with that -- >> bill o'reilly statement on the front. >> bill: let's hold the drama there. just looks like freedom of speech to me. colmes. >> it is freedom of speech. it's supposedly parody and is a fire. these people have satired the left and the right. biggest offense is bad humor. it's not funny. but, you know, they have the right to do it. secret service should investigate it. if there is question about it. why waste taxpayer money on the secret service coming in to investigate? >> i don't see it as a threat. if the secret service service determines it's their job to determine if it's something to look into. if there is nothing to look into, it's over. the mayor apologized. >> bill: what about the appropriateness on the fourth of july with this display. >> that's my issue with it first amendment protects even bad taste. a lot of people in fact did think that was funny. i think fourth independence day is a sacred holiday. 355 other days you can make fun of president obama and prostitution scandal. i think the fourth of july is a time we set politics aside. >> bill: you

right now. >> bill: i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the ghost of ronald reagan haunting president obama. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. mr. obama opened up a new front in his battle against mitt romney today by going back to the tax the rich mantra. the president trying to force romney in to defending wealthy americans by opposing tax increases on them. so, say hello once again to our little friend, class warfare. but here is an interesting side bar. the ghost of ronald reagan may be haunting president obama. 32 years ago america was also in bad economic times. the incumbent president jimmy carter had expanded the federal government and lost control of the private sector. unemployment and inflation were very big problems. the challenger, ronald reagan, took full advantage of that portraying carter as incompetent and, of course, reagan won the election. on january 20th, 1981, ronald reagan said this in his inaugural address. >> those who do work are denied a fair return for the

up a bipartisan bill. we were willing to, again, withdraw our objection and allow a change to be made. the only problem now with the discussion of this bill is that the corresponding change indicated in the resolution doesn't really make sense as applied to this bill. again, this is a bill that establishes several tribes and yet a corresponding change is being made to the definition of the unemployment rate which i can't find in the bill so i'd like to ask my colleague, ms. foxx, where in the bill is the reference to the unemployment rate that is being changed in this resolution? ms. foxx: i believe that the murphy's law that was operating on our side of the aisle has skipped over and the gentleman is referencing the wrong bill. mr. polis: reclaiming my time. reclaiming my time. this is the bill that is referenced in the resolution that the clerk read. i heard that and i'm here ready to discuss the thomasina e. jordan indian tribes of virginia federal recognition act of 2011 but i can't find the correspond

>> i wasn't really listening to you, bill. >> bill: i know. you never do beck. >> friday is -- my chair just went down. friday is a -- >> bill: that's god, beck, that's god doing that. >> i know. friday is this great event where people are going to serve in churches in houses in 305 community organizations. and people are going to rebuild churches to helping people in nursing homes. >> they want to get involved. they go to your web site. glenn beck.com and you will tell them what to do. >> right. >> overarching theme here is that you want a kinder, gentler america, right? you want the folks to take the place of the government in helping their fellow citizens. do i have it. >> i just want us to be consistent, bill. if we want small government, that means somebody else has to do it. that means us. that is our responsibility. >> bill: i understand you have a song. do you have a song that promotes this? >> yeah, do we have? >> jingle. yes. we don't have a video. but this is one of the songs that and one of the artist that is going to be performing

hi guys. >> hi, bill. >> bill: going out of town?l. >> bill: what can you do when you just have one day? >> skip over to the shore eat some crabs then come back tomorrow. >> my entire family is out of town. >> bill: is that right? >> it is like christmas for me. >> bill: cyprian bowlding, did you get power back yet? >> no! >> bill: oh! >> he's been sleeping in the booth. >> bill: i would ask cyprian to come over to my house but i have a wife and kids. >> bill: who are out of town. >> are they out of town? geez i forgot about that. >> bill: we got a bunk for you tonight, cyp. the guest room at the ogborn residence. [ laughter ] >> bill: all right. well you know, chris christie, there's something about chris christie i like actually just because i don't like his politics but he's such an unsmooth politician. and doesn't make any bones about it. he called a reporter stupid yesterday. called a reporter an idiot. then he actually talked about his weight. and admitted that yeah, he's got a problem. don't we all have a problem, he says? >>

>> bill: no, i do not. i think that goes back to his father and the blacklist in the 50s and all of that i do not believe sean penn loves the country. >> right. and then there are many on the left that do but never stop criticizing it it's one of these things like you go i love my sister dearly i just wish she would lose 20 pounds and her skin would clear up and she would learn how to be a sober mother. but at a certain point how much do you love her? >> bill: yeah, that's right. i got it now, i have a suggestion for you, carolla, your book is not taco bell material. it's a best seller. you could sell more copies if you would actually work at taco bell for one day. if taco bell were smart, they would hire you because they wouldn't hire carolla when he was unknown. now they should hire you. you should work there for a night. unbelievable publicity. how about that? >> i'm all for it but do you think that people who work around refriday -- refried beatens all day are smart in they are not the best and the brig

i'm bill o'reilly.always remember the spin stops right here because we're definitely looking out for you. >>> welcome to this very special independence day american roundtable. you are going to have the opportunity to hear from our leading members of congress and we're going to hear from the american people. maybe you've seen this before. this is called instant response. the higher you turn your dial the more favorable reaction. we're going to be testing line by line and word by word what members of congress have to say and what our members respond. it's my pleasure to introduce alan west. welcome, congressman. [ applause ] >> first thing i wanted to do is i want to understand what the american dream means to you. its special day today. you served this country well. >> i'll tell when think i about the american dream i had the opportunity to go back to my home neighborhood in atlanta. i was born in inner city right down from where martin luther king was raised. no matter where you come from or where you

right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching you us tonight. on the day after the fourth of july, america continues to lose power. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. unfortunately, i have to be paul revere. i have toll it you the country is in steep decline. let me back that up. 20 years ago in june 1992, there were 3,300,000 americans receiving federal disability payments. today, 20 years later, that number is a record 8,733,000 workers on disability. let me ask you something, is the work place that much more dangerous? is there some kind of super natural force lurking on job sites? seems to me safety rules are much more improved than they were in 1992. was was the disability rate increased more than 100%? it's a con. it's easy to put in a bogus disability claim. in '92 out of every 33 americans working one. one was out on disability. now that number is one out of 15. more than a 100% increase on the taxpayer dime. and that dime is getting a lot smaller. in 1984, 85% of american workers paid federal income tax. 8 a%. no

the "bill press show." >> bill: all right.tate get ready for air force i. today president obama leaving the white house about 10:45 this morning on his way down -- first of all to jacksonville, florida where he has two campaign events. then up to west palm beach florida, where two campaign events this evening in west palm beach, he'll spend the night in the sunshine state and then tomorrow on to orlando and ft. myers, i believe, for a couple more campaign events at each stop. president obama on the road making sure he gets that second term which we all want him to get as well. when we come back, we'll be talking with eleanor holmes norton. rich, chewy caramel rolled up in smooth milk chocolate. don't forget about that payroll meeting. rolo.get your smooth on. now in minis. [ ♪ theme ♪ ] >> bill: good morning and welcome to the "full court press" this thursday, july 19. good to see you today. here on current tv. where we bring you the news of the day and take your calls at 1-866-55-press. the "full court press," the only progre

. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for joining us tonight. 2008, 95% of o african american voters supported barack obama but mitt romney thinks he can do better in the precincts. right now the black unemployment rate is 14.4% as opposed to 12.7% when president obama took office. it is obvious that the scenario for black american voters is different than it was four years ago. today governor romney made that case. >> i'm going to eliminate every nonessential expensive program i can find and that includes obama care and i'm going to work to reform and save -- [crowd booing] >> the president says he will do those things but he has not. he cannot. he will not. his last four years in the white house prove it definitively. >> bill: no question mitt romney is a brave guy for going to the naacp convention. he knew he would not be received well, there. but he also knows if he wins the election he will be president to all americans so his appearance is a positive in that regard. the problem is that most african americans

i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. are you weak? that is the sung of this evening's talking points memo. 50 years ago in the summer of 1962, john f. kennedy was president. the cold war was raging. americans are firmly behind jfk even after he screwed up the invasion of cuba, his approval rating was around 80%. country was united against communism and most of us shared common values, hard work, love of family, love of god. back then, just 6% of americans received welfare. most families didn't have very much but made do without taking from other people. i remember my mother and father scraping by hot dogs, tuna, spatting, a used car, no air-conditioning, one black and white tv. one vacation week a year, a car trip to a lake in vermont. but nobody complaneld. my leavitt town, new york neighborhood was considered working class but so what? we had fun, we appreciated what we did have. a few miles away in garden city there was an amazing amount of, quote, income inequality on display. in that

i'm bill o'reilly.egal segment. three hot topics starting with the situation in kentucky. assaulted by two 17-year-old boys who were convicted but not sentenced until next month. under kentucky guidelines the boys could get one to five years in prison even less, up to the judge as we were talking about. but savanna, very angry about the situation. believing the punishment is far too light. so she took action that got her trouble. here now attorneys and fox news analyst kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl. what did she do. >> she named her attackers on twitter. the judge says look you can't talk about anything that's happened in this courtroom. she got so upset about the plea deal that was happening in front of her that she put their name out on twitter and for that, the attackers now pled guilty to these felonies the attacker's aattorney said she is guilty of contempt and looking at 180 days sheriff's department dropped that yesterday so she is not looking at that. >> the assailant's lawyer went her becaus

. >> bill: not only psychiatry.very area you see deeper. >> i wouldn't go that far. >> bill: sure you would. >> i would like that notarized and signed a copy sent to my mother. >> bill: tomorrow you will get it so many apology its have got to make. put charles on the list. all right? president obama does not, dot not detective a bounce in the polls because of the -- does not get a bounce in the polls. why attorney general eric holder will likely get away with c hi, i'm phil mickelson. i've been fortunate to win on golf's biggest stages. but when joint pain and stiffness from psoriatic arthritis hit, even the smallest things became difficult. i finally understood what serious joint pain is like. i talked to my rheumatologist and he prescribed enbrel. enbrel can help relieve pain, stiffness, and stop joint damage. because enbrel, etanercept, suppresses your immune system, it may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, and nerv

bill. while it's being portrayed as -- quote -- voluntary, proposals would soon become mandatory requirements. unfortunately, the conversion from voluntary to mandatory doesn't stop there. shockingly, under this bill, if an agency does not adopt mandatory cybersecurity practices, it must explain why they chose not to do so. that's right. under this bill, if a regulatory agency chooses not to mandate the voluntary practices, it must explain itself as if it must be doing something contrary to the final objective. if this provision doesn't reveal the true regulatory intent of the proponents of this bill, nothing does. section 105 brings home this point by stating -- quote -- "nothing in this title should be construed to limit the ability of a federal agency with responsibilities for regulating the security of critical infrastructure from requiring that the cybersecurity practices developed under section 103 be met. i would very much commend my colleagues to reading that provision of the bill.

i'll bill o'reilly.s right here because we are definitely looking out captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> sean: and tonight the attorney for the family of trayvon martin responds to my exclusive interview with george zimmerman. first, although the white house was celebrating last week's job numbers there is a deafening silence coming from the obama cheer leading squad today because today's report from the labor department is nothing short of disasterrous. in a serious blow to the president's claim that the private sector is doing fine, last week, first time, unemployment claims surged by 34,000 to a seasonally adjusted 386,000. but again the private sector is doing just fine. here with analysis nationally syndicated radio and television talk show our good friend bill cunningham is back and fox news contributor also radio, tv, talk show host leslie marshall. welcome to both of you. thanks for being here. let me just start with this. i got a tape and we know that the president has held over 10

bill usually starts. you up for us tonight. >> "the o'reilly factor" is on. >> what obama is proposing is socialism. >> is that true? is the president of the united states an anti-capitalist? we will answer the question and provide facts to back it up. >> romney campaign has not to take the gloves off. in order to effect a change that is needed in this campaign. >> is is there bad blood between sarah palin and mitt romney? as of now, she's not scheduled to be at the republican convention. we will have the inside story. >> when it's time to go, it's time to. >> dennis miller on whether he would support condoleeza rice for vp. >> fell hire, save matches, a duck and see what hatches. >> caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the real barak obama has finally stood up. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the president's comments last week about success in america are very weren't president ob

i'm bill o'reilly.rsonal story segment tonight, 12 dead and 5 others wounded in the colorado movie massacre. all of those people were loved by others. >> doctors at area hospitals including cu medical center put on disaster alert as soon as they heard of the shooting. >> patients came in by police cars and ambulances and private vehicles and the severity of injuries ranged anywhere from mild shrapnel down to severe injuries where we had patients critically ill. >> reporter: 23 patients rushed into cu hospital all with different injuries. six patients taken to children's hospital across the street. >> gunshot wounds to the head, to the chest tortion the belly. some of those folks had to go to the operating room almost immediately. >> reporter: doctors forced to triage patients based on their injuries. the more severely wounded were treated first. >> you don't plan for 23 patients to come into the door within a few hours. >> they treated victims from 3 months old to 45 years old. the youngest victim was r

. >> the bill o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> i am told by two -- with specific knowledge of the court's deliberations that roberts initially sided with the conservatives. >> a factor investigation why chief justice john roberts upheld obama care. it's not what you think while have report and analysis from brit hume, charles krauthammer, juan williams and mary katharine ham. >> the justice department has continued to move forward in fulfilling its critical law enforcement responsibilities. >> bill: no surprise the justice department announcing it will not do anything about attorney general holder being held in contempt of congress. is it legal will explain why. >> i will come on and play your clip and i will apologize for being an idiot. >> bill: should i apologize for getting the supreme court prediction wrong? or are their extenuating circumstances? bernie goldberg will render the verdict. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks f

>> bill: you have to do it. why. in. >> if he doesn't go he gets trashed in the press. >> bill: he got trashed there and he will get trashed in the press anyway. you are going trash him right now. >> i don't give h him kudos for going. go there and offer a positive message. he didn't seem statesmanly. no need to go after president obama. say what your message and agenda and vision is for black america. you don't have to beat up on president obama. that is why he got booed. >> bill: he told the truth. he is going to try to repeal obama care. he told the truth. candor.ou admire that can >> i appreciate his candor. >> number two, most of the governor's campaign is that he can regenerate the economy and barack obama cannot. that is his campaign. >> as a strategic move going into the naacp convention beating up on the most popular and first and only black president of america. >> bill: why should it matter if mitt romney wants to talk economics and the economics say that the african american community is suffering mo

. >> bill: i am. i wanted to move on. here's a big question, jon. looking at this romney team and you've seen them up close. i haven't. are they ready for prime time? it doesn't look like it lately. >> yeah, i think -- well i know that they're making changes actually and some of that has been reported to their communications shop in particular. you know, people like ed gillespie are playing a bigger role. and they're bringing in folks like danny diaz who used to be at the rnc. >> bill: right. >> for rapid response. and kevin sheridan who i don't know as well as somebody like danny. but they're adding to that shop. >> bill: they feel they have to step it up a little bit? >> i think they do. i think they do. i think they also feel like they were bound to go through a rough patch after you know, a good two months of pretty favorable sliding. this is a rough patch and they'll have to weather it. i don't know that we'll see more tax returns to be honest. >> bill: so what is the deal on the -- how do you re