it doesn't talk about god. >> bill: it mocks god. >> which have you looked at? >> bill: i went through the book and you are saying that everything can be explained by science, correct? >> everything about the natural world can be explained by science. but where does it mock god? >> it says that these things are myths. >> river river i chapter has m. >> bill: you are trying to get to the kids and say you are an idiot if you believe in god. >> i'm talking about myths from all over the world. judaio christian. >> bill: throughout history some of the worst regimes ever have been atheists. >> nothing to do with atheism. >> bill: my hypothesis is that relidge season a constraint on society. goodwill toward men, treating everybody as jesus taught the same as you how you would like to be treated, the ten commandments. >> which of the ten commandments do you value? >> all of them. >> thoued is halt not violate the sabbath. >> how to sacramento not kill. >> in any case it has nothing to do with whether you believe in god or not. >> bill: you don't see religion as being a c

part of my colleague bill god is here in half an hour's time but for now it is a population of seven billion too much for a planet to handle cross-talk debate coming your way in just a moment here on alt. to live. live live live live. live take the stairs. listen to the. live. hello and welcome to cross talk you know a little as the world reaches still another population benchmark the debate continues as to whether the planet can sustain such levels as well as the future of global consumption is the world overpopulated and if it is what should be done about it. live up to the cylinder. to cross-talk population levels i'm joined by bob attuned to our security and in berlin he's the executive director of united nations population fund in washington we crossed the martyr madison campbell sees a lecture at the school of public health at the university of california berkeley and in gainesville we have matthew conley he's a professor of history at columbia university all right frocks this is cross talk that means you can jump in anytime you want i very much encourage it but first marcia wh

but it's okay to say god bless you. >> bill: no, but it interrupts class time. >> dumb to say god bless appears the teacher has a problem with the religious overtone. >> bill: you wouldn't say that. >> don't you get sarcastic with me tonight. >> bill: you know when sun somebody sneezes. >> his last name is cuckoo vich. >> nobody pronounces it that way. >> you know his family hates him. he is a sad, weird, strange man who has no friends and should not be teaching. >> he is going to come and hunt you. >> he couldn't find me. >> here is the deal. the school district did look into it and they are, perhaps, the students are doing a lot of fake sneezing and throwing god bless yous all over the place to try to interrupt the class. but, you know, we will see what happens with this. >> >> bill: here is something even dumber than that. by the way that teacher says is he not going to punish any student who says god bless you. thank goodness. now, gutfeld has -- and this is worse than that. in great britain, all right, there is now a controversy about paper gutfeld. >> telegraph article ran this th

bill: that would be carrying his water, william. holding romney's water would be physically impossible. we are all fair here. fair to all the candidates, not holding anyone's water. thank god 47% of americans don't pay any federal income tax so their rates would go up a bit, ernie, as you know. if you think prices would drop because corporations save on taxes, well, you are quite the optimist. >> bill: i'm outnumbered 100 to 1, scott. that's the difference. >> the dang me guy, right? maybe i will get rid of dennis and get roger on the bill. king of the road guy. tickets for the show me he began sun, going fast. particulars for the two shows in orange county california in december sold out. thank you all very much. >> bill: excellent. halina. signed copy of "killing lincoln" on the way. if you become a bill o'reilly.com premium member, you get the book free. bermuda, do little poems in between hurricanes. no. i love bermuda. it's 90 minutes from new york city paradise of bermuda, it's a great place. i have been there six times i think. finally tonight pinheads and patriots actor harrison ford pilot and keeping airports safe. in order to do that. mr. ford wants to raise taxe

and whether you agree or disagree with that bill, my god, give it an up or down vote. at it's got a majority of the senate that supports it by virtue of the vote yesterday. take the bill up, for god's sake. include eric cantor's proposals. include mitch mcconnell's proposals, but let's act on behalf of the american people. that's the frustration of the wall street movement, that there's no action down here. and it's all caught up in inside the beltway jargon. who, for god's sake, understands what a cloture vote is out there? you do. other people do. but most of the american public says, my god, can't they do something down there? and that is the frustration expressed by people who have taken to the streets. >> well, maybe you should take every pork proposal by every republican in the last ten years, put it in one bill and say yes. anyway, thank you very much, congressman larson, i was almost serious about that. good luck in translating the actions and voices in the street into action. and we're joined right now by e.j. dionne who's a columnist with "the washington post"

this is not going to sign this bill does. her. god run. for you know i'm. coming for all of them are going to. take up everybody. just samplers teach their children to hate arabs. now believe bringing to market with the say treat in the first words they speak plus well when it's such arabs. even if it is clear that they attacked us so well and to prove it and so would bring along photos and videos saying what to show that they attacked us and came on to own land to united in the end it's so without fault and without ranch we had it on your hands arrest. the guys down the south south rolling stone still there. and this isn't the god of the morning so all is not the government was certainly. the surplus this is because the guys that want to sell sell it goes out of baghdad this is the us. we can't say this is a crazy group and we have nothing to do with we. are carriers forcibly thinking what is happening on and the full so many times i feel most of the shames israeli when i see those scenes because it's from my idea of. those people out there under my govern

they couldn't protest if they didn't have those troops. >> bill: absolutely. >> so god bless the troops the military and let's make it happen now let's get to it. >> bill: you are going down to the park and the protesters couple hundred of them still down there. you will show up with all your bling? >> no. i'm not going to shown up with the bling. >> bill: you are going undercover. >> i'm not going under cover. i will take the bling off this is a different thing. the movement is quality they are trying to find themselves and trying to seek out a way in the american way to do this. >> bill: what are you going to tell them? >> well, i'm going to tell them that they are right to protest and demonstrate because that's the first amendment. >> bill: they know that. >> why are we so upset about it having so much controversy about our life giving right, you know what i mean? >> they go and block the brooklyn bridge or defecate or urinate on people's private property, tear up the park. >> i wouldn't encourage urinating in the park blocking the traffic. they are trying to get attention to get the

bill: hi. an amazing moment caught on camera. not me, this. a massive cliff along the coast of england is no longer. >> oh, my god! bill: there was one. captured by geologists serving the site. the city officials able to close the path before anyone got hurt. they are a-okay. martha: all right. well, a top army commander is warning that spending cuts could cause the military to cut back on combat brigades. general ray odierno says $450 billion in cuts will have a severe effect, he believes, on our troops in iraq and afghanistan. so let's talk about that, what the ramifications might be, a retired four-star general and a fox news military analyst, very impressive titles, and we're very happy that you made time for us today, general. good to see you. >> it's good to see you, martha. good morning. martha: obviously, there's cuts across the board, and the military has to, basically, cut $350 billion over the next ten years. do you agree that it's impossible to do that without some of that coming from these combat brigades? >> well, the intent is to cut some force structure out of the army. the challenge we have, martha, is that the army a

. >> bill: what in god's name is happening with the perry campaign where they will do these little shows with all due respect. [ laughter ] and we get get him? i love you as a guest but he should be sitting here tonight or on a bird some place. >> i'm glad he didn't because it gave me the opportunity to be here. >> bill: why doesn't he come in here. >> you are not going to let him off easy. you will not throw him softballs. you are fair but tough. it doesn't matter whether it's barack obama or mike huckabee or anybody else. >> bill: he has been on the program before perry and he has done fairly well. i don't understand. this he can handle it? >> it's different when you run for president. one ever the things that i think is he experiencing and it's not about religion. it's about the fact that running for president is like sticking your face in the blade of the fan. >> bill: sticking your face in the blade of the fan. >> don't try that at home. >> bill: it is not winsome. >> it's not winsome and not pretty. folks running for president is not a chess game. full contact sport played without

bill: i heard he is being recruited for the occupy wall street people. >> he has got to get a press agent. i can think of nobody better than that billy burton guy. godst to be on the same show as him, billy. >> bill: come on, miller. going to come on here and going halloween as burton. hi, i'm bill burton. what kind of candy do you think you are going to get for that routine, miller. >> just to be that close to that genius to touch that cloak. >> bill: i have to get burton on tomorrow to rip you up. >> listen, the fans will love it. that's why they are turning into the factor for bill burton. [ laughter ] >> bill: what are you doing to me, miller? i'm not going to be able to -- i won't be able to book scott bay owe. >> bay owe makes a thousand times more sense. that cat was the deputy press secretary. i haven't seen a deputy that inept since barney five for god's sake. >> bill: i knew it barney fyffe. you ruined the whole program. >> i'm sorry. he is the best i have ever seen. >> bill: and a quick reminder, miller and i will see you for the bolder fresher show at mohegan son in convict cut and signing books before we both get arrested because that's

continuously argued against protecting corporate whistleblowers as was written into the god financial reform bill so beer and banjo said on you do this just in g.o.p. fox bad for america seriously folks how could anyone be against someone coming forward to report a crime it's the most insane thing i've heard today well i have to say is a beer and banjo that's what i've been saying honestly this is republican hypocrisy at its finest right wing will constantly go on about how concerned they are about this country the direction that it's heading in this is the crowd that cheers on punishing criminals heavily locking them up and throwing away the key crowd that cheers on our wars is our duty to bring justice and democracy to the world when it comes to actually trying to regain a sense of that justice here at home protect whistleblowers who pinpoint fraud of use and waste they say that it's bad for business personally but it makes me sick now let's move on to our next comment this viewer watched my interview with an experience last week and we discussed the occupy wall street movement and the fears th

bill: latest media trick, comparing the occupy wall street crowd to the tea party. is that dishonest? you bet it is. we'll prove it. message of the protesters establishment everywhere every place. god bless them for their spontaneity. >> nancy pelosi sympathizing with the wall street protesters. even though hundreds have been arrested. we will analyze them. >> bill: a rap on the aarp is that it is too left wing. >> and is the aarp now so far left it doesn't really represent seniors anymore? we will talk with its president tonight. caution, you where to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. happy birthday fox news. we are 15 years old today. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. next tuesday we'll be in boston, officially celebrating fnc's birthday. we have a wild look back at 15 years on the factor. set those dvr's. tonight it's worth pointing out that the fox news channel has succeeded against all odds. when we launched in 1996. we had less than 20 million potential viewers. we were simply not on most cable systems because powerful companies like cnn an

we respect life as a gift of god. billws service. good morning. he said it's time for bold bright colors and not pastels. what did you think of perry's strategy on that speech? >> listen, bill, rick perry by all accounts has had a really terrible debate season. now the campaign is transitioning from those kind of forums to more of his comfort zones where you are speaking to republican audiences mostly in conservative party settings. he can re-establish his position as a conservative. what has hurt perry the most with the conservatives is his immigration position. that is where this whole thing started going downward for him. using this issue of life and obviously pointing out a contrast with both cain and romney which he is doing gives him the opportunity to bring the conservative momentum back. >> wher back. bill: where else do you do it but in iowa. they showed us in 2008 that the evangelical vote is significant. look at governor huckabee's win in 2008. you believe goff perry always knew i had a arrow in his quiver. >> h

one of the key benefits of russia's accession to god would be your bill would be to diversify its economy by exploiting more goods and services abroad better non will specifically this would refer to sufferers such as steel such as fertilizers chemicals but would also probably with time refer to a. broader scope of sectors including i would cultural goods including perhaps. some of the high tech products that russia could offer as part of its modernization drive but another aspect that i think will be very important is russia's capability after w t o accession to forge alliances trade alliances across the globe. has come out to look at the market's performance was lower after the biggest weekly gain since february when all the sciences are reports saying japanese industrial output fell in september i was expecting a further decline in crude prices next week there are concerns the recent debt resolution effort by the european leaders might provide limited relief brant blend is straight ahead over one hundred eleven dollars per barrel while. around ninety three dollars a barrel. now it's tu

bill. your reaction? >> i'm god so glad you played that for me. i had heard about it.ad no idea how completely crazy it was. before getting into any substantive point get there. i would like to know in the history of the world when a woman is being raped in her home the police have shown up in order to stop the rape. i think that's why we support the second amendment and gun laws. the cops aren't going to show up in the middle of the rape? when are you calling 911. it's completely crazy. this is the old firemen first strategy as if there is nothing left to cut in the federal government. just down to firemen and cops and that's it. how about the administrator of administrators? how about the entire department of education, department of agriculture, department of commerce? even, you know, these endless school administrators who never see the inside of the classroom? how about the teachers who aren't teaching at all because they have been accused or caught sexually molesting the students so they have to be put in the rubber rooms? i think there is a little fat we could b

god bless you. >> mic check. i'm bill peterson, i have been living and working as a carpenter in san francisco since 1987. i haven't been sleeping there because i am too old and too much of a pussy to slep i want to say, thanks to the members of the board of supervisors, thank you for being to us. and i want to thank the police. they have been respectful and they're escorting us here. at night, when they cause the problems, some as giving them in order to do that. find out who is giving them those orders, and make them stop. [applause] >> thank you. the next speaker. >> thank you for having me and i thank you so much for all of your hard work, also. i am a participant in the marches. i am of full-time volunteer for a yoga organization that has been here for four years. we live communally, and it works. the time i have spent and seen them out there, we're all educated on how to share and meet the requirements that you have asked for. this is not causing a problem, and this is a way to live in the future and they are trying

god bless you. >> mic check. i'm bill peterson, i have been living and working as a carpenter in sra

>> thank god. bill: so, there was an outcry from democrats and a few women's groups.he brushed it off saying she could survive a few jobs from scott brown. she's not asking for an apology. an interesting race isn't it. martha: i think they are even now. they are pretty even. all righty. we'll revisit that. let's talk about something that is a little less entertaining at the moment that is the monthly unemployment report showing that the jobs market is basically at a standstill, a hundred thousand jobs were added in september. half of those were verizon workers straoeurbging, then they went back to work. the number is tolding steady at 9.1%. the white house saying it is unacceptably high which is no big surprise, because it is. meanwhile since president obama took office here is a look at the way things have gone. since 2009 the unemployment rate has hovered well over 8 and many times over 9 percent according to that chart. joined now by democratic congressman john yarmas who is on the budget committee. thank you for joining us. >> good to be with you. martha: what is

. >> the bill would force teams go home to a halt -- before a loving god on weeknights and midnight onnds. about policeerned targeting minorities. targeting us or profiling us. >> you care more about your results than crime and think this will actually solve the problem. some council members -- ected the outrage >> i would be grateful if you that to our county executive. his proposal.ng >> others stood strong in their the bill.r >> is asking a fairly modest sacrifice. >> at the same time this meeting on, another meeting in silver spring violence. that motive -- that meeting was by a number of high- crimes, including a involving 70 you that ended in a stabbing. >> thank you very much. >>> new reviews on the new iphone. they are mostly positive. the new york times and wall journal praised the phones and you a voice command system. answer questions about even your schedule. some reviews complaint that the offer enoughs not new features to upgrade. officialsow, metro theiralk about replacing fare structure. may replace the cards with open payment system. doing so requires the agency to the

duck presidents because what they really want is the main characters on the bill you know they're willing to trade the carbon god he's all right give the guy used to be a player mubarak became a call when they were. bishop gadhafi. now they want to clean iraq out of this secure chess game and build it. the not playing that here is. we have the not only the focus over the next move but what the reaction to what their reaction to our next move is we have to think ahead of the game this is lies that there should be more brainstorming sessions here and i'm not so sure they should always be in public because i think honestly that we're not the only ones rogers would be a fool to think that there aren't people in boulder here or around this area that are sleeper cells agents that's not need be paranoid that's just the truth you know the first person the first black person ever worked for a secret service agency was agent eight hundred his job was to infiltrate the movement of marcus garvey if they were to go i got that bit by would they be thinking like that and i think what's most important is that we don't get frust

bill? >> bob: a reluctant hero, my friend. >> eric: god bless, thank god it worked out great. >> greg: finallyout. >> dana: it was scary. >> eric: million jobs, aggressive but one of the big part of the proposal is cut, cap and balance and get government under control again. >> greg: can i use a tortureed metaphor? >> kimberly: yeah. >> bob: you always do. >> greg: isn't that beautiful? this is the all-star of conservative talking points. spending reform, tax reform, regulation reform, domestic energy promotion and export promotion. this is like the traveling wilburys. bob dylan, george harrison, roy orbison and tom petty. best element of every band together. >> dana: last week it was the eagles and they would be broken up to be individual stars. what is going on? >> greg: but they're coming together for a great jobs act. >> kimberly: i like the fascination with boy bands if particular. telling and disturbing at the same time. justin timberlake. ♪ jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs ♪ who's got them >> eric: bob, i spent the morning in d.c. meeting with congress people and senators and almost across board

fighters were even dissuaded from the shoot to kill policy and bring in all this bill taking the line i don't think it is a god. in any case but i mean nevertheless the war is basically i guess a kind of summary execution of what may well have been a summary execution is a kind of fairly barbaric into what i believe was a very barbaric operation from the start and as a side you know this was not this was never supposed to be about regime change this nato operation but that's that's really what's been the outcome of the backslapping has been fuelled by this gruesome footage of kidnappings bodies splashed across headlines pleaded for the world and the people power is not going to be put back here in libya thanks to the u.s. and its nato allies this video shows gadaffi was still alive when captured clearly didn't last long some suggest an execution and question why this is now being applauded he was assassinated after he was caught one that this is a very handy crime against a one hundred man and the other public will see a part to people who dislike of roughly all this like the way he was killed they think this

>> well, you know what, thank god this is a jobs bill. you know, it's, you know, it isn't rocket science. you don't need a pollster. i would fire all the pollsters. you know, this is a jobs bill. people want jobs. people think the big structural problems facing country is we've lost american jobs, lost the middle class. you don't need a lot of research to gather. i tell you, if you look at occupy wall street, you know, 99-1 is a simple notion. the american dream is a simple notion. progressives are starting to get there. it's been a long time. people watched the recovery act and had no idea what it was. now it's getting a lot clearer. >> the same memo warns so-called class warfare works. 6 % favor raising taxes on people with incomes above $200,000. how are they going to turn this? >> well, you know what, they can't turn it. the fact that they have put it out in their memo saying, a warning, you know, democrats are winning the argument here. by the way, over 60% in their survey on raising taxes over $200,000. this is a consensus bipartisa

thank god there is a parachute. it is billeds the largest extreme sports event in the world. >>> it is 24 minutes after the hour. bonnie schneider has another check of the weather. bonnie, it is going to be windy, windy, windy across much of the great lakes. isn't it? >> i just can't get that cockroach -- >> take your pick. they're both awful. >> exactly. i'll pass on both. oh, thank you for showing that again. okay. >>> well, here's what we are looking at. windy weather across much of michigan. yesterday the wind gusts were just intense. look at this -- 49 money at hammond bay. winds were very, very strong. that's why over 50,000 people are still without power in michigan. we're also seeing strong winds across green bay in wisconsin and look for winds to continue. our computer models for today, areas you see here highlighted show where we're seeing some of the stronger winds and to the purples and blues. we'll be watching for that continue to across the great lakes today. but then some changes are in the forecast. we're looking