miller is next. >> bill: thanks for staying with us. bill o'reilly reporting from boston tonight. in the miller time seeing; let's get right to the sage of southern california joins from us santa barbara this evening. so, miller, the libya murders, what do you think? >> well, first off, rest in peace to those brave souls. lord knows who is drawn to that sort of duty. you are putting yourselves in the crazy called sack in the world so god rest their souls. on days like this you have got to hold your breath a part of me wishes every malcontent in that part of the world had been assigned their own drone and you just brought van clyburn in to run the keyboard on thing to gel switches to get this on. obviously you have to isolate the right people. now, obama shown a let sense in some ways engage the enemy, in other ways he does the right thing. i assume we have a drone taxi stand over there somewhere so we don't have to dead head these things back and forth. i also assume there is going to be some people croak in the next 24 hours. i would t

we have a student at the university of missouri, we have bill miller of the washington missourian and jeff fox of the independent examiner. now let me briefly go over the rules of our debate today. the candidates drew numbers in advance to determine their speaking order. they will each have two minutes for an opening statement. candidates will have the 90 seconds to answer each question with a 45 second rebuttal at the option of the moderator. i will ask the first question and then our panelist will take turns asking questions. at the end of the debate, candidates will have two minutes for closing debates. for the members of the audience, we ask you to silence your phone and hold your applause. let's get started. we're read for our opening statements a congressman akin you're first. >> thank you all very much for allowing us to have this chance to talk about things that matter about our families and about our country. i'm an engineer. i served as an officer in the army and work for ibm where i met my dear wife of 37 years. we have 6 six, 8 grandchildren. thee of -- three of my sons we

. >> next question from bill miller and go first to jonathan. the u.s. postal service is very important to the room -- to the people in the room today. it is now trying to go into a program that would be competing in a bear to newspapers. in many cases the newspaper is the largest customer for the post office of community. what i would like to know is, what is your position on this issue and other issues of closing rural post offices and eliminating saturday delivery? what would you do in the senate to help rural newspapers and community newspapers that depend on the postal service? >> like many of the things run by the government, the postal service is one that is very inefficient. i of a friend who works as a mail carrier. he gets four days straight of 10 hours per day so that every time he is needed he gets more overtime. the federal government, instead of hiring new individuals will prefer to pay double time or time and half to one individual, wasting more money than hiring more people and creating more jobs. i think the postal service should cut cos

bill: thanks as always. dick morris on the new presidential polling. some of it good news for romney and the middle east situation. later, dennis millerl weigh in on the violence last night and the two presidential conventions. those reports after these messages. >> bill: if the impact segment tonight, rasmussen out with a tracking poll that shows the presidential race pretty much a dead heat. president obama 46%. mitt romney 45% according to rasmussen. brand new fox news poll better news for the president president obama 48%, romney 43%. dick morris joins us now. do you think the murders in libya and ejichings stuff is going to have an effect on the election? >> yeah, a big one. up to now, obama basically made foreign policy his strongest suit. capitalizing on the bin laden killing, which i'm glad happened. but libya is obama's property. he owns libya. his decision to intervene and to have the u.s. air force enforce a no-fly zone that cop peld qaddafi and put the current regime in power makes libya his iraq. just as bush was held responsible for stuff in iraq. is he going to be held responsible for stuff in libya. his arab spring ini

. >> bill: dennis miller will analyze president obama's appearance on david letterman last night. >> you look sharp. >> you haven't seen me naked. [ laughter ] >> we're gonna keep it that way. >> bill: did we learn anything? >> are you ready for some foot mouth? >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ >> bill: i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. pardon the allergy. shepard smith has the same thing. his office is next to mine. contagious thing. we would muddle through. bad week. that is the subject of this week's talking points memo. beginning with the reaction to middle east and secretly taped comments about entitlements the last seven days have not gotten good for governor rom anymore. polling shows a tight race. rasmussen daily tracking poll shows romney leading by one, 47-46. associated press has the president leading by 1, 47-46. nbc has mr. obama up by 5. so despite the national media's disdain for mitt romney, the election remains very close. by the way, all those polls are among likely voters. the factor is not re

miller is next. >> bill: in the miller time segment tonight, let's get right to the sage of southernalifornia, who joins us now from santa barbara. so, i'm not going to play any sound bites from ahmadinejad. i could but he is a loan, you you -- loon. you know? i just don't want to hear from him anymore. how do you evaluate his presence in the u.s.a. this week? >> first off i want to say since morris has been on just during that last segment with sabato and rasmussen, morris has written another book. [ laughter ] >> bill: just in the seven minutes that we -- >> yeah. >> it's a kids book called dubs humps a chopper about a helicopter. too. >> listen, every time i turn -- are you okay, billy? >> i don't know yet. i will tell you at the end of this seeing: >> here is the thing about aqua velva. corporal lecturing down at fez town. he heard he likes the fish at the carnegie deli. i think this guy is hiding something. i think he has a little dreidel in him. i like the u.n. because he stands in front of that green marble tile. every time i watch this pig speak in new york i want to take a s

. >> let's go to her next question from bill miller.s question will go first to jim higgins. >> good morning, gentlemen. do you think newspapers in missouri are fairer reporting your campaign activities and positions on issues, your record? and have you asked for and believe in newspaper editorial endorsement? >> they don't cover is enough. you know, we are out there. we are trying to run campaigns and we are working hard. we don't have the money that these guys do. as major parties do. we have good ideas, we've got them through and we have some pain that's getting a little better. they're giving us coverage a little more this year in missouri and around the country. it needs to be in my opinion better. and i personally have announced for editorials or anything like that. no, not yet. >> jay nixon. >> i look forward to continuing to work with many fine newspapers, not only to cover the natives, but also to seek their counsel advise and support. i do think we are blessed to have a state which has a rich diversity in so many ways. this is

our next question will come from bill miller and go first to jonathan dine. >> the u.s. postal service is very important to most of the people in this room today. it has now trying to go into a program that would, an advertising program that would compete and be unfair to newspapers, in many cases the newspapers is the largest customer for the post office in the community. and what i would like to know is, what is your position on this issue? and the other issues of closing rural post offices and eliminating saturday delivery? what is your position on this? what would you do in the senate to help rural newspapers and community newspapers that depend on the postal service? dine: like many things run by the government the postal office is very inefficient. i have a friend that works for the post office as mail carrier. gets four straight days of 10 hours a day, every time he is needed he gets more overtime. so the federal government instead of hiring or postal service instead of hiring new individuals will prefer to pay double-time or time 1/2 to one individual, wasting mo

miller. that's what they're trying to do, you know. it's not their fault. >> billfeel sorry for them too but i would say. this this should remind everybody if you need a re-set that the national football league runs for run -- one reason and one reason alone. 32 owners and they want to put as much money in their pocket as they possibly can. nothing else matters to them. when you hear all this stuff about player safety and all the weird right and left-hand turns they are taking, all the mac kin nation, it's simple. forget 16, start thinking about 14 or 12 games a year if you want these guys to be healthier. they will never do that because they care about one thing. i'm not saying they are the worse men in the world. i know a couple of them they are nice guys. but they want to make a buck. that's it. >> bill: how much county refs be making. >> 150 a a year. >> bill: update on the bolder and fresher tour. miller and i will appear in caesar's palace on friday december 7th. and we may wear those outfits. but we will not wear them the next day, saturday, december 6th in

. >> the next question comes from bill miller and goes first to jim higgins. >> if elected, will she do about our transportation needs in missouri? would you work with the general assembly on a plan for a tax increase to raise revenue for transportation? would you help provide the leadership in pushing for a vote to raise needed revenue for transportation? >> well, we need to make better use of the tax dollars with god. i don't, you know, i guess there was a plan to expand on 70 and expand the interchanges and put in toll roads, turnout over to contractors and let them run it. i'm not sure that's the thing we should do first, you know, we have to maintain the roads we've got an obviously maintain the bridge is. but you know, keep the tax, the gas tax the way it is now and make more efficient use of the money we've got. maybe contract out more, more things. if you give the contractors a bonus for finishing early, that seems to work. so things like that we would do. >> jay nixon. >> thank you. we have a long history in this area and our state. we have a very large system. so as i came

let's go to the next question for bill miller and this will go first to jim higgins. >> good morning, gentlemen. do you think the newspapers and misery are fair and reporting the candian activity and positions on issues and your record, and have you asked for and believe in the newspaper editorial endorsements? higgins: they don't cover us enough. we are out there trying to run campaigns and working hard. we don't have the money that these guys to come of the major parties to. but we have solid platforms and good ideas. we have fought them through. we have something to offer, and it's getting a little better. they are giving us coverage, a little more this year and misery and around the country. but in my opinion it needs to be better to read and i think -- i don't know, i personally haven't asked for editorials or anything like that. no, not yet. >> moderator: jay nixon? nixon: i look forward to working with ms. beavers and outlets and the state not only to cover the news, but also to seek their counsel and advice and support. i do think that we are blessed to have a state which has

we have a student at the university of missouri, we have bill miller of the washington missourian and jeff fox of the independent examiner. now let me briefly go over the rules of our debate today. the candidates drew numbers in advance to determine their speaking order. they will each have two minutes for an opening statement. candidates will have the 90 seconds to answer each question with a 45 second rebuttal at the oion of the moderator. i will ask the first question and then our panelist will take turns asking questions. at the end of the debate, candidates will have two minutes for closing debates. for the members of the audience, we ask you to silence your phone and hold your applause. let's get started. we're read for our opening statements a congressman akin you're first. >> thank you all very much for allowing us to have this chance to talk about things that matter abou our families and about our country. i'm an engineer. ierved as an officer i the army and work for ibm where i met my dear wife of 37 years. we have 6 six, 8 grandchildren. thee of -- three of my sons nt to th

we have a student at the university of missouri, we have bill miller of the washington missourian and jeff fox of the independent examiner. now let me briefly go over the rules of our debate today. the candidates drew numbers in advance to determine their speaking order. they will each have two minutes for an opening statement. candidates will have the 90 seconds to answer each question with a 45 second rebuttal at the option of the moderator. i will ask the first question and then our panelist will take turns asking questions. at the end of the debate, candidates will have two minutes for closing debates. for the members of the audience, we ask you to silence your phone and hold your applause. let's get started. we're read for our opening statements a congressman akin you're first. >> thank you all very much for allowing us to have this chance to talk about things that matter about our families and about our country. i'm an engineer. i served as an officer in the army and work for ibm where i met my dear wife of 37 years. we have 6 six, 8 grandchildren. three of my sons went to the n

we learned bill miller and steven cohen have been doubling down on their commitment to this stock.e groupon -- okay, we've reached saturation point, but living social is in today's "financial times" as again pumping the idea of these deals, sushi lessons for the day or whatever. do you think, michael, that the industry is changing? do you think that there is some saving grace for the likes of groupon? >> you know, i don't cover groupon yet. i do think there's a lot of competition in the space. and i think that the stock has been down because of various entries are so low. you mentioned living social. i actually think facebook is going to embark on a competitive type of direct marketing product. but i'll defer to anthony if he covers it because i really don't want to talk about that stock. >> anthony, do you cover groupon? >> i don't. my colleague, mark may, does. there are questions about the business model that mark would love to come on and address. >> i'm glad i raised groupon, then. that was a really smart thing to do in the two analysts that don't cover it. let's talk about pa

bill hill struck back. he refused to deny miller's guilt and warned that we will request the death penalty at the new trial. police want to a wrist somebody and convict him prosecutors want to win for some reason the truth goes out the window nobody gives a damn about the truth they want to win. defense attorneys prosecutors they want to win. in order to win as the year two thousand and seven came to an end justice proposed a deal to thomas miller attorneys refer to it as an increment but miller's friends and family saw it as a trap even the trial would take place again and he might end up sentenced to death or he could plead guilty and a sentence would be changed to life imprisonment in order not to die thomas miller had to accept to stop claiming the innocence which he had been defending for twenty years for his friends the choice was clear better to plead guilty event to be sentenced to death again thomas miller still wants to defend his innocence but richard the detective found the words to tear him from it if you want to represent yourself i told you that i would stay with you. i would help you in i wi

bill: watch the story this week as david lee miller starts the coverage at u.n. what do we know about the threats out of iran that we're hearing, david lee? >> reporter: bill this threat was made over the weekend the same time the iranian president was meeting it with the secretary-general of the united nations. came from the top commander in the iranian revolutionary guard. he said u.s. interests in the middle east would be attacked if there is war between iran and israel. just a the show time ago the iranian president said they do not take threats from israel seriously or as he termed the zionists. we have all means at our disposal. in a short time he will speak at a conference here in the united nations on the rule of law. the secretary-general over the weekendened when they arememberting to shy away rhetoric. we'll see if he follows up on that. representing the u.s. interests, attorney general eric holder. bill: we'll listen carefully here. syria is on the agenda. what do we know about that, david lee. >> reporter: at the united nations security council we the

california, i don't earn very much, and like miller i'm sick and tired of paying benefits for those who will not work. new york, billu and miller is frightening. can't argue with your analysis there, tom. that's what happens when you go to vegas. show is at caesar's palace on december 7th. check it out on billoreilly.com. thailand,mr. o'reilly,idisagree w thailand,mr. o'reilly,idisagreew ithalmosteverythingyousay,buti like "the factor." it challenges me. you're for the right to say merry christmas. you're not against saying that, are you? guys wearing shoes is right on. i married a marine. no better shine than that. semper fi. 60% of americans don't trust the media, according to a recent poll. that's because it's slanted and not accurate. in a recent approximately, a left wing newspaper blames the media situation on cable news. now the looney editorial says if you're a democrat try tuning to fox news for a while. it doesn't matter. sure, we're all the same. the paper goes on to say that the combined viewership of all the cable news outlets is 5 million a night. unbelievable. last night the combined audience just for

miller island. jeff? >> reporter: it was already billed as the bon voyage party but now there's a fund-raiser to help cover his medical expenses. it could be in excess of $100,000. that doesn't even begin to cover the inhome care, rehabilitation and other expenses yet to could. after the gunshot shattered his first day of school and dreams, they are hoping this event can help make him whole again. >> he has down syndrome. anyone who knows anything with down syndrome, they don't compromise that type of hate. so everybody's loving because that's his life. he's good and loving. he just doesn't comprehend that. so to go through that psychologically and physically and if he's able to come back to school -- he's coming to our event, bringing them out in the afternoon. that's enormous. >> it's being described as a rock day of music for daniel and his family and it's a chance to let daniel know the whole community is behind him. jeff hager, abc2 news. >>> the ab ber dean police department is in mourning after another loss. deect mark franklin died from non-hodgkins lymphoma. >>> we're learning more about the finan

bill: david lee miller now is live at the u.n. and what can we expect to hear from the israeli prime minister after he left israel late yesterday? david lee, good morning there. >> reporter: good morning, bill. it is expect the by many that israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will essentially put forth the argument where the red line should be for military action against iran if in the eyes of israel and its allies that country continues to try to enrich enough uranium sufficient to make a nuclear bomb. netanyahu reacted earlier to the speech yesterday by mahmoud ahmadinejad, the iranian president, who spoke on the holiest day of the jewish year, yom kippur. the israeli prime minister said and i quote him, on this day we pray to be inscribed in the book life a platform was given dictatorial regime that strives at every opportunity to sentence us to death. netanyahu said, if not stopped, bill, iran could have a sufficient supply of enriched-uranium to produce a bomb by early 2013. bill: that may change the entire story. who el

bill clinton. it is the "stephanie miller show," joined by my new boyfriend, squee warren valentine. there, and we have been making moony eyes at you all week. >> yes, but i have been stalking you for a long time. i used to sit at the itchy kitty. momma, you are hot momma. >> stephanie: oh warren danger, danger danger when you taste brown sugar. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: did the big dog eat last night or what? >> he was unbelievable last night. i'm an attorney too by trade, and we deal with facts. and he broke down the facts. the analytical part of my brain started to kick in after i got off of drinking and basically i was like the democrats have their past president up here make an argument for their current president. yet at the rnc we didn't see george w. bush anywhere. >> stephanie: yeah, funny that. were you in the hall? >> i was. >> stephanie: okay. because i was drinking back at the hotel watching it. you could see what was happening in the hall. there's no like how is this playing in the hall as opposed to on tv. even what blitzer said about michelle obama not just a home ru

miller show." hi, cliff. >> caller: there's bill in new jersey. >> stephanie: that's close enough.parage the disease that is probably going to kill her. that's insane. but would you trust your social security with the financial industry now? and he is going to come back at the financials and i think we'll see good times ahead. >> stephanie: there you go. sarah in michigan. hello, sarah. >> caller: road flair mary shouldn't call you if your ratings go up. plus if she is paying $80 a carton for cigarettes she could buy a lot of marijuana and kill her ass often. >> stephanie: apparently it just goes up during her calls. >> keep calling you with entertaining yourself. >> stephanie: 29 minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show." ♪ >>who the heck does mitt romney think he is? (vo) this is joy on current tv. >>if mitt romney treats his magic underwear the same way as his tax returns, then he's been going commando for the past 10 years. >>since when do you get to say stuff like that on tv? >> listen, if you'd read your email once in a while, you'd know i have a new s