directly ahead cammeron and rosen on the hillary clinton/president obama on the bill. miller on the soda ban being shut down and putin catching ago monster fish. those reports after these messages. >> bill: factor follow up selling many tonight, the sentencing phase for bradley manning began today, convicted of espionage the 25-year-old army private could get life. but in a provocative column, lt. colonel ralph peters says the army is at fault in the case as well. he joins us now from washington. all right. so, tell me why the army is partially responsible for. this. >> well, bill, first of all, i want to make it clear i have zero sympathy with bradley manning, he betrayed his country. but, the u.s. army had -- as with major hasan, the fort hood shooter, had multiple chances to stop him. and they didn't take it. because of a combination of the hunger for warm bodies, political correctness, apathy, bureaucracy, and manning, as we know, even from sources such as the "new york times," his defender, and other journalististic sources a book about him. we know he had a troubled you

name her old man is using on the internet this week. [ laughter ] >> bill: there is a lot to digest in that opening remark there, millernot. let's hope not. [ laughter ] >> bill: all right. so, your advice is the republican party is to kind of let's calm down a little bit. kind of get together, find some common ground, have a couple 'of blt's together and stop the nonsense, huh? >> well, listen, billy, as they say in the business, the pooch has been screwed. the g.o.p. is in disarray. i'm not suring if what we are seeing here is the awkward birth of a third party. i think these two are going to break off eventually. hillary is just sitting there licking her chops. >> bill: happiest lady in the world. and we will see what the you this stuff that cammeron reported if that gets any traction. okay. here in new york city, we can have the big gulp again. we can drink as much soda as we want' because the court has ruled that the mayor bloomberg and the board of health cannot limit the size of sodas, and you say? >> well, it's about time mayor lucky charms got shot down. this is how it should be. beware of the dwarf star who f

i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight. dennis is vacationing somewhere very private and most likely very expensive. because of that we put together a best of miller this evening. >> so, billy. >> go ahead. one second, billy. i just had a cancellation on my regular wednesday night can a nasa that game with al sharpton and jesse jackson. you wouldn't want to jump in, would you. >> if i were out there i would definitely want to play canasta with you. ♪ do the sharpton ♪ da'da da'da da'da da'da da. >> bill: you have got to stay off that caffeine right before you go on the air. it's killing me. >> by the way, congrats to the lemon drop kid over there at the federal witness relocation network. did he a nice job. >> yeah. if the gop splits, hillary is the next president, right? >> well, listen, you know, bill, we're both history buffs. i have toured los alamos. i'm a huge on on peb heimer enthusiast. i hate to see fat man and little boy quibble like this. when the 400-pound guy is telling you you bring home too much bacon. you kn

bill: thank you. the u.s. gearing up for military action against syria. we'll have the latest. and dennis miller on miley >> bill: war with syria. because that country recently used poison gas to kill civilians, president obama is compelled -- compelled -- to take strong action against the assad regime because he had promised to do so, but what will he do, and when will he do it? joining us, james rosen. rosen, what have you found out for us? >> here at the state department i learned that tomorrow, thursday, we're expecting to see members of congress briefed by the obama administration on the evidence they have, the intelligence they have collected, from israel and other sources, proving that the syrian regime did indeed use chemical weapons and kill upwards of 1,000 people on august 21st. that provision of that intelligence material to the congress will be coupled with an unclassified version going out to us, the public. after that, the predicate will be laid for military action. most observers expect that this will not be extensive military action, but today some officials did drop some hints,

miller is next. >> bill: thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time seeing willment tonight. if you are a convict behind bars in calvary, you can now get cable tv and other perks in one northern california prison if you pay for them. more evidence the country is doomed. the sage of southern california, joining us now from santa barbara. do you believe, this miller, fremont, california, it's in the bay area. so you are in for misdemeanor and they say hey, you get 150 we'll give you pizza. >> billy, one second. billy, i to got a foreign tourist on fire in the studio. sparky, come here. get away from olaf. come here. olaf, shut up i'm on the o'reilly factor. come here, sparky. >> bill: you are not going to save him. >> sorry, billy, i got something that just hit the fan here olaf, shut up. go ahead. >> bill: prison may you be going. cable tv perks 150 a day. come on, what's going on? miller? i would probably take advantage of this 155 a night. if i slept on my stomach i would pay the 155. that's just me. i would use some of my frequent felon miles. all i know is this if

always there. >> bill: i'm bill o'reilly. the miller the table. let's get right to the sage of southern california, joining us from santa barbara. so miller, what about this miley cyrus person? lots of people were offended by her performance on tv the other night. were you? >> first off, i want to see carville and ablow with those little horns she has on her head next time they're on. >> bill: we'll try to work that out. >> thanks for having me on. i'm the only person with hair on tonight's show. >> bill: thank you, miller. i believe i have a little bit left. >> other than the fleur d lis on his helmet. a message to the kid, i'm an old scare, supposed to be shocked and scandalized. honey, i'm none of those. i, and most of america, are now officially bored. we are bored with people like you incessantly feeling the need to shock us square. you're insipid, because you don't have an act. that foam finger you used will last longer on the landfill than your career. you know something i would say, i hope you got something tucked away. if i was

i'm the only person with hair on tonight's show. >> bill: thank you, miller.r than the fleur d lis on his helmet. a message to the kid, i'm an old scare, supposed to be shocked and scandalized. honey, i'm none of those. i, and most of america, are now officially bored. we are bored with people like you incessantly feeling the need to shock us square. you're insipid, because you don't have an act. that foam finger you used will last longer on the landfill than your career. you know something i would say, i hope you got something tucked away. if i was robin thicke, i'd fire my people. he's got the hottest song in america, the kid can sing, and all of a sudden he's in gulliver's travel. i got a good look at the tongue. the coloration was bad, baby. you got to get a good look at it. i had a long look at it because it was constantly unflurried like the fire hose bruce willis used to go between floors in "die hard." >> bill: a lot to digest. >> that's what i think, billy. i want to recommend to mr. thicke's tailor that he toot get glasses. what about those suits? we

. >> i'm pleased to introduce bill miller. a wls have gregory star, the acting assistant secretary of the diplomatic security service. these two officials sit the an ex nexus of policy management discussion. we look forward to hearing their perspective on the legislation and the best way to secure the embassy and keep the personnel as safe as possible. with our thanks, both of you have for being here. we'll begin with your opening statements. your full statements will be included in the record. we ask you to sin these around five minutes or so so we can have member engage in a dialogue . >> thank you, mr. chairman. ranking member corker. i want to thank you for your invitation to appear here before you today to discuss the future of embassy and diplomatic security. we appreciate and share your commitment to enhanced security. as evidenced in the recently introduced chris steven embassy security and protection act of 2013. the attack on the u.s. diplomatic facility last september and subsequent attacks this year as well, agains

bill: prison may you be going. cable tv perks 150 a day. come on, what's going on? miller?ould probably take advantage of this 155 a night. if i slept on my stomach i would pay the 155. that's just me. i would use some of my frequent felon miles. all i know is this if i can slip a guard, a double saw and be sexually compromised by a better looking inmate i'm there with it. >> bill: i don't understand any of that but i like the frequent felon miles. >> put it this way if my cell mate looks like carville i'm springing for the extra 155. carville makes slate gorton look like tyrone power. [ laughter ] >> bill: another reference to astronaut. >> slate gorton was a house of representer or something. >> bill: you don't even know that wasn't there an astronaut named that? >> all i know is that carville looks like a muntd accidently washed on hot. >> bill: let's get off that topic to the hillary clinton zone. any way she could convince you to vote for her for president? >> well, listen, if it's going to be her vs. christie, they both better start running before they decide to run b

. >> i'm pleased to introduce bill miller. a wls have gregory star, the acting assistant secretary of the diplomatic security service. these two officials sit the an ex nexus of policy management discussion. we look forward to hearing their perspective on the legislation and the best way to secure the embassy and keep the personnel as safe as possible. with our thanks, both of you have for being here. we'll begin with your opening statements. your full statements will be included in the record. we ask you to sin these around five minutes or so so we can have member engage in a dialogue . >> thank you, mr. chairman. ranking member corker. i want to thank you for your invitation to appear here before you today to discuss the future of embassy and diplomatic security. we appreciate and share your commitment to enhanced security. as evidenced in the recently introduced chris steven embassy security and protection act of 2013. the attack on the u.s. diplomatic facility last september and subsequent attacks this year as well, agains

"bill, love miller but don't understand a single thing he says. do you comprehend him"?difficult question, jose. once in awhile i think do i comprehend the miller man, to my shame. by the way, the only place you can comprehend miller and me in the boulder fresher show live is jacksonville, florida, saturday october 12th. only show not sold out. about 200 tickets left. please check it out on billo'reilly.com. "picked up a copy of killing kennedy at the hong kong airport. it made my trip back home seem like 15 minutes. great read." finally tonight the tip of the day courtesy of president obama speaking in buffalo, new york today, he said this. >> your outstanding mayor brian higgins is here. give him a big round of applause. [ cheers and applause ] what? byron brown. i'm sorry, byron. let me -- what i meant was your congressman brian higgins is here. your mayor byron brown is here. [ cheers and applause ] >> this what is happens when you get to be 52 years old. when i was 51, everything was smooth. >> all right. so here's the tip. if you are older than 45, not 52, write st

. >> bill miller, jim cramer jumping back in and saying, yeah, they like the airlines again and that's something you never expected to have happen. the question is, from a consumer perspective, not just the rise in fares, but how you get from here to there, do these roots end up getting canceled? do you have to go through another hub city before you get somewhere? that's something i noticed with the united continental tie-up here. you can't get there directly. got to fly through chicago to get to that market. >> flying stinks for the most part, right? say what it is. >> what every consumer -- >> you need to buy shares of the airlines so you can hedge your -- if you're going to pay more for the ticket, maybe your stock price goes up. >> it stinks. we will continue to fly. when we come back, we have the live report from florida where a 50 foot sinkhole swallowed up a third of a resort near disney world. >>> buying a piece of the farm without having to do the hard work of the farmer. >>> first, as we head to a break, check out the national weather forecast. we have the weather channel's a

bill press and stephanie miller. >> what a way to start the day.right, in 15 minutes we're going to do the young turks. i think the number one thing that viewers like about the young turks is that we're honest. they know that i'm not bs'ing them with some hidden agenda, actually supporting one party or the other. when the democrats are wrong, they know that i'm going to be the first one to call them out. they can question whether i'm right, but i think that the audience gets that this guy, to the best of his ability, is trying to look out for us. ♪ >> david: everyone has probably heard about the keystone pipeline, but not as many people know about the pebble mine. this is explore.org footage of brooks fall near the proposed pebble mine site. it is home to the largest sockeye salmon run. salmon fishing in the watershed provides 14,000 jobs and it's a $1.5 billion industry in alaska. but a mining consortium has been trying to build massive copper and gold mine on the watershed since 2007. in 2010, members of alaskian native communities urge the epa t

bill press and stephanie miller. >> what a way to start the day. >> add them all up. >> come on. gunfire ] >> roger. [ gunfire ] >> keep shooting. >> david: that was footage of a 2007 u.s. army attack in bagdad which killed 12 people including two employs of the news agency reuters. manning was convicted last week of almost 20 counts of stealing government property. and leaking hundreds of thousands of secret files. mannings court-martial is now in the sentencing phase. and today a military judge re -- reduced the sentence. the prosecution and defense are now arguing over why manning leaked the documents, which will decide how long he spends in custody, in part. which brings us to where it all began. with a 22-year-old soldier in iraq. >> he started making references to military secrets. ♪ >> david: what would you do? after witnessing the prosecution of bradley manning, probably a lot fewer people would choose to leak, and that, after all, is the point. that clip came from the new documentary, "we steal secrets: the story of wikileaks." joining us now from new york is the directo

bill press and stephanie miller. >> what a way to start the day. >> michael: harrison kowiak died when was 19 years old. he was a sophomore on golf and academic scholarships. his golf trophies still decorate his room in florida. he was made to walk through a dark field at night. his pledge brothers jumped out of the shadows beating him. he died of a brain hemorrhage the next day. shortly after her son's death, lianne kowiak thought she found an legal ally. wilson worked with an organization that would deny financial aid to those who endorsed hazing. but now wilson will not return kowiak's phone calls and she did not realize that a powerful lobby group called frat pack was pushing wilson to back off. saying we believe that effort has bee.when fraternity memberst took harrison to the e.r. in 2008, they sold hospital that he injured himself playing football. it was not until harrison's mother he filed a lawsuit in 2009 that the truth came out. no one was arrested. prosecutors found no basis for criminal charge. joining us now from florida is lianne kowiak, harrison's mother. thank you for

bill press and stephanie miller. >> what a way to start the day.his show is about analyzing, criticizing, and holding policy to the fire. are you encouraged by what you heard the president say the other night? is this personal, or is it political? a lot of my work happens by doing the things that i'm given to doing anyway, by staying in touch with everything that is going on politically and putting my own nuance on it. in reality it's not like they actually care. this is purely about political grandstanding. i've worn lots of hats, but i've always kept this going. i've been doing politics now for a dozen years. (vo) he's been called the epic politics man. he's michael shure and his arena is the war room. >> these republicans in congress that think the world ends at the atlantic ocean border and pacific ocean border. the bloggers and the people that book book people as well. not only does senator rubio just care about rich people, but somehow he thinks raising the minimum wage is a bad idea for the middle class. but we do care about them right? [ ♪

bill press and stephanie miller. >> what a way to start the day. >> john: we are back with one of ouravorite people, the lovely and talented ms. joy behar who just wrapped up a 16-year run on "the view," and her humor and insight will be greatly missed in those conversations, and we're fortunate to have you here in your other little home. >> which wraps up tomorrow nig night. >> john: it's a week of finales. >> yes, it is a week of finales. >> john: what are you going to be next. >> people don't understand that there is a life after television. even the shrink that i had on my show tonight, september is going to come and you're going to be very upset. how do you know? >> john: i'm ready for my vacation myself. >> the most fun i have any way is backstage. >> john: so you grew up in brooklyn. was your family political or funny? >> my grandfather, they said, used to throw things off the roof, why did he did that? he was mad at fdr, so he would throw things off the roof, is that political? >> john: yes, that's an act of-- >> yes, he was political. he was also very smart. he might have bee

bill press and stephanie miller. >> what a way to start the day. alright, in 15 minutes we're going to do the young turks. i think the number one thing that viewers like about the young turks is that we're honest. they know that i'm not bs'ing them with some hidden agenda, actually supporting one party or the other. when the democrats are wrong, they know that i'm going to be the first one to call them out. they can question whether i'm right, but i think that the audience gets that this guy, to the best of his ability, is trying to look out for us. [ ♪ theme music ] >> michael: the unrest in egypt continues almost a month after president mohamed morsi stepped down. for weeks tens of thousands of the former president's supporters have been up aing two squares in cairo in tent cities fully equipped with kitchens, hospitals and their own news network. it was reiterated that the morsi supporters won't back down. >> our position has not changed. we're ready to go into details to give solutions, but only the ones that stand in constitutional grounds. th

bill press and stephanie miller. >> what a way to start the day. >> welcome back to "viewpoint." charlie rangel said: >> dike that. he's been on the show. he sounds like the guy from cradle of filth. >> nothing will happen to charlie. i see it all the time. if you're republican, you make a statement like that, it's over. i mean, you are finished. if you're a conservative, the further right you are, the worth it gets, so it's a very rough double -- it's a double standard. >> ok, so we are now saying that saying the n. word to an oppressed minority is the same as saying cracker to a historically oppressive majority. what are the ramifications of speech or the cost that entertainers face when they speak freely? this next guy's been doing that for nears. jim tore to kno norton is a com. >> the new pope i like. i was hoping for a black pope. i think it's time and he would already own his own red shoes, purple robes and bulletproof car. [ applause ] >> i hope i didn't offend the one black person in attendance. >> jim, welcome back to "viewpoint." >> thank you. i just caught myself on c

bill: yeah. so they met off campus. very interesting. with that we'll take another break. >> announcer: stephanie miller. show." ♪ but still support the drug war >> "viewpoint" digs deep into the issues of the day. >> do you think there is any chance we'll ever hear the president even say the word "carbon tax"? >> with an opened mind... >> has the time finally come for real immigration reform? >> ...and a distinctly satirical point of view. >> but you mentioned great leadership so i want to talk about donald rumsfeld. >> (laughter) >> cutting throught the clutter of today's top stories. >> this is the savior of the republican party? i mean really? >> ... with a unique perspective. >> teddy rosevelt was a weak asmatic kid who never played sports until he was a grown up. >> (laughter) >> ... and lots of fancy buzz words. >> family values, speding, liberty, economic freedom, hard-working moms, crushing debt, cute little puppies. if wayne lapierre can make up stuff that sounds logical while making no sense... hey, so can i. once again friends, this is live tv and sometimes these things happen. >> watch the s

an independent alternative to msnbc, and i think you two gentlemen, along with stephanie miller and eliot, and billress have put on some excellent tv, and that's i'm very proud to have been a part of it creatively. >> michael: yeah, i think we're very proud of what we have done, and also so damn frustrated. cenk i remember you and i were talk about health care legislation, and i was really for a single payer, i was as liberal as i could be on that issue, and i wanted to almost vote against any kind of obamacare because it didn't go far enough, and you said i think you got to get what you can get. what is the next shot at progressive television in the country? >> i think there has been many forms of progressive commentary on air. there's the original msnbc, and now the more democratic party msnbc, and current began something which is important, which as john alluded to, non-progressive partisan talk. a little bit more anti-establishment. it planted a seed, and i think that seed can grow into something really powerful. i mean, look, i think we as progressives absolutely own the future. what is the fu

we have a bill in congress that george miller has introduced. congressman miller. $10.10 an hour. and in fact, the president could with an executive order do something about the low-wage workers, 2 million of them, that are contract workers for the federal government. that would be a good start. >> so the president can actually sign an executive order that would mandate a living wage or higher wage for those workers who happen to be working for private firms contracting to the federal government. mcdonald's, for example, on army bases and federal facilities. he could do that with the stroke of a pen? >> that would be, i think, a very good signal that we don't think those poverty wages that are paid to millions and millions of workers across the country are good for our economy and certainly not food for those families. >> congresswoman jan schakowsky of the great state of illinois. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> fox news host bill o'reilly gets caught lying about republicans being barred from the march on washington yesterday, and the truth is way better than the lie. i'll t

bill, i'm beckigging you to sto putting miller on the air. we love him. t of control last night. you saved him from himself, bill. i always do that. >> hey mr. o, i like lincoln's last days and kennedy's last days. it will be out in time for christmas, jim. the adult version, killing jesus, comes out september 24th. on monday, this coming monday, bill o'reilly.com will begin to take orders for killing jesus and i think you'll like the book. the fact or tip of the day. the waistline becomes an issue. i'm a big dessert guy, ice cream, cookies, you name it. but every mouthful means a certain amount of situps which i do not like. so i constantly search for good tasting desserts that will not put me on my back for an hour. there is a dessert website that i found which has great stuff. it's semi healthy. i posted the website on bill o'reilly.com. if you are a dessert person, you might want to seek this out. tip of the day. still have to do sit-ups but fewer of them. don't even. >> that's it for us tonight. please check out the factor website different from bill

bill nye, the science guy, glad to have you. >> glad to be here with you. >> hi there. when texas revised its science learning standards. also with us is kathy miller a grass roots organization in texas. and kathy, a ph.d. in molecular genetics. bill, the question is whether science in the classroom should challenge creationism. why not discuss problems with evolution as part of the curriculum? >> because evolution is a faculty. evolution's real. evolution's hang continually. let's back it -- happening continually. let's back it up and i'd like to of course not to tell you how to run your show. but ask the creationists how they feel about the age of the earth. do they really -- because one of the early problems that darwin brought up when he was struggling with this in the 1850s was how much time you need to be nominally consistent what he perceived as the speed at which species evolve. and so he was concerned about that. but this was before the discovery of radio activity. so bear in mind if you examine the radio active decay of robidium into strontium, if you are skilled and have a mass spectrometer, find that the earth is about 4.5 billion years

bill in pennsylvania, you're on the "the stephanie miller show." hi, bill. >> caller: hi. stephanie: blah, blah, blah. go ahead. >> caller: i heard your conversation earlier in the show about the terror alerts. and i just find it hard to believe with the timing of these that it can't be somehow political decision they've made. i mean if this is not political -- >> stephanie: if we were in the bush administration, i would say why yes, they just did that last week. we were in an orange terror alert. the fact is the obama administration has not -- i'm just saying look at what happened have happened if something happened at one of the embassies, the right has taken a brief pause in screaming about benghazi, they would start all over again. >> wouldn't that be the time to say okay, these are the precautions we took and we did everything we could to make sure that something like this didn't happen and it still happened. >> stephanie: how do you win when you've got a rick santorum on "meet the press" this weekend, ready to say oh, well, we had to do this because the president is

"we are the millers" is already off to a multimillion-dollar start, and -- oh, bill likes that video. and more -- >> what are you trying to say here? >> and percy jackson sea of monsters and "planes." >> i always appreciate when people take care of their bodies. >> you were admiring it. >>> kate upton bears her emotions, and even surprises a few people as she graces the cover of this month's "elle." upton said after her first "sports illustrated" cover she, quote, felt terrible for a solid month saying -- >> i feel horrible for her. >> she says she treated -- men treated her like their bachelor adding i'm a grown woman and you need to figure your blank out. you tell them, kate. >>> well, former led zeppelin front man robert plante hit social media by storm this week. he offered his first 25,000 twitter followers a free download of his new single. he currently has almost 40,000. >>> "king of queens" actress leah remini filed a missing person's report for shelly miscavige, the wife of scientology's leader. >>> this is based on the true story about world war ii allies saving art from the

bill. >>> now for entertainment news, the world may end as "elysium" matt damon's flick opens in theaters. "we are the millers" is off to a multi million dollar start. and more kids fare with "planes" and "sea of monsters." >>> kate upton surprises people on the cover of elle magazine. she said men treated her like a bachelor present, adding, quote, i'm a grown woman and you need to figure your blank out. >>> former led zeppelin front man robert plant hit social media by storm this week. he joined instagram, twitter and google plus on thursday and offered his first 25,000 twitter followers a new free download of his first single. >> i don't do google plus. do you do that? >> i do. i have google glass. you need it. >>> king of queens actress leah remeny filed a miss iing perns report for shelly miskevich. >>> monuments men is reveal ago sneak peek in this newly revealed trailer based on the true story of world war ii allies saving art from the na nazis. >>> wayne gretzky was an all-star on the ice and turns out was a all-star baby-sitter. he was baby-sat for robin thicke. >>> jimmy fallon took pictures. i'm ma

miller, jamesse toronto. filner is leaving that leaves anthony weiner and else yet spitze--eliot spitzer. >> we have bill clinton blue dress. this guy in san diego is sick, it's time to resign, 18 women? he has a problem. lou: judy, your thoughts? >> i think he should have done it long ago could i'm glad to see someone in california has come to his or her senses. lou: james, speaking of coming to senses, al gore, has decided, i guess he is giving the nazis a break. these are bizarre comparisons, to people who disagree with him about you know global warming. >> i read there interview, i wrote about it today. does the name tommy flanagan ring a bell? that is a character to saturday night live, the pac path logical liar. the well no, you watch the clip of -- he did not say there would be a storm surge causing a flood in lower manhattan, he said large parts of lower manhattan would be indated by rising sea levels with huge highly populated swaths of florida, california, china, india, and the netherlands, he is misrepresenting the content of his own move. lou: i have to say, shocked. i am shocked. >> he says there is

we'll look for you then. >> this is the bill press show. [ ♪ theme ] >> all right. this is "the stephanie milleread, punch it up. yeah. nope, nope. there. yes. okay. hello, jacki schechner. >> did she forget we've got another week on current? >> she forgot we have another week on current. >> shows how much she loves me, right? >> exactly. we have until thursday, correct? >> yes, thursday will be our last day on current. >> il

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heather: david lee miller at the united nations, thank you so much. billded consequences it will have for many americans. the number of part-time jobs shooting higher as many employers decide to evade the coming mandate to cover full-timers. karl rove, former senior adviser, deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush and a fox news contributor with us from his home in austin, texas. you wrote a piece in the wall street journal, i know you've got a white board, too, so i'll get you to explain it. you call it the un affordable careless act. actually, that was a great line by the headline writer, but my piece was about the unintended consequences of the bill. president obama never sold the affordable care act to the american people by saying, look, this is going to create more part-time jobs in the place of full-time jobs, and yet that's one of big consequences of the bill. if you take a look at it, under the affordable care act a full-time worker is defined as somebody who works as 30 hours or more a a week, and if you work 30 hours or more a week, yo

bill: plenty more ahead. victoria jackson now religious and a tee party now back to our o'reilly factor special. >> personal story segment comedy in all forms victoria jackson dennis miller became balance pals while becoming stars on saturday night live. during the years on the program they're surrounded by far left colleagues but over time they became more conservative and vocal about politics. so miss jackson micking -- picking up your story in 1986. you get the job at saturday night live. you're not a conservative person. are you? >> no. i was a christian. i'm a mother first. and i'm a christian second. in the 08s reagan was president. ways on the desk doing a hand stand with a flag on my butt next to dennis miller. celebrating that berlin wall is crashing and reagan was destroying communism and cold war soy felt safe being an american back then. >> so you were apolitical. you say you're a christian did people know you had faith? >> they knew. i didn't -- ways very professional. i shows up on time, and they thought i was funny to gave me the job. a couple people were kind of mean to me because they kind of hated god. >> do you want to name the people who hated god on

unfortunately the rules committee didn't see fit to an allow an amendment by george miller to exclude that rule from the underlying bill. it has been abundantly clear for a decade that federal regulatory action is needed to prevent combustible dust explosions and fires. in 2003 the chemical safety board found that protections to stop these explosions were grossly inadequate. the board identified hundreds of other combustible dust fires and explosion, causing at least 119 fatalities, 718 injuries over the last 15 years, and the investigators themselves are not alone in demanding action. tammy of kentucky testified before congress recently about how her brother sean was killed in a metal dust fire at an aluminum wheel plant in 2003. she told us how he was left lying on a smoldering floor after the explosion while aluminum dust burned through his flesh and muscle tish aye and each breath -- tissue and each breath causes internal organs to be burned even more. sean wasn't the first to die at work this way and he hasn't been the last. it has been more that -- than five years since the imperial sugar explosion in georgia, an