. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight. >> we the people. we the people. >> barack hussein obama you're. >> fired! >> they're all marxists. >> bill: seems the tea party is getting under the skin of liberal america. >> you would think they would be saying thank you. [ laughter ] >> bill: we'll show you the latest in a growing civil war. >> there is a growing movement sweeping across this nation and you are it! you are it. >> bill: sarah palin target number one when it comes to tea party personalities, now a latino magazine publisher is hammering her. >> after 9/11 we pretty much dropped that race stuff, did we not? we were pretty much all americans there, right? [boos] >> bill: why was i booed at a conference sponsored by al sharpton? we will show you what happened. 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 tea party getting under the skin of the liberal establishment. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. according to a re

bill o'reilly. enjoy. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight: >> we also have to take responsibility for the possible consequences of what we say. and we shouldn't demonize the government. >> bill: former president clinton continues to pound the drum that some on the right are stoking up possible domestic terrorism. brit hume, mary katharine ham, and juan williams will analyze. >> the situation has spiraled out of control. the degree of violence has increased. >> bill: senator mccain calling for the u.s. military to go to the mexican border. this senator will be here. >> bernie goldberg is -- right? oh my god! >> bill: once again, jon stewart hammers fox news singling out bernie goldberg. bernie will reply in kind. >> i have said it before and i will say it again. go [bleep] yourself. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. why americans do not trust the federal government. that is the subject of this evening's talking points

. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight: >> you work for us. you work for us. you work for us. [cheers] >> bill: new poll says most tea party supporters are not republican. so why is the media continuing to paint the group as far right? juan williams, mary mary katharine ham and bernie goldberg will weigh in. >> i find it insulting to all the other soldiers that have died. i find it insulting to the families. >> bill: support for the schneider family against snyder family against the westboro baptist church loons. ann coulter on that. >> i have lied and deceived a lot of people. >> bill: tiger woods holds a press conference at the augusta masters tournament. we will show you the low light. >> that's personal. >> bill: you have entered the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the tea party and media corruption. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. ever since the tea party protest began last summer, the left-wing media in america has been attacking the movement. at first te

i'm laura ingraham in for bill o'reilly.e impact segment tonight, vice president joe biden sat down for a chat with "the view" ladies. and his former vice presidential opponent came up. >> what is the appeal of sarah palin exactly, do you think? >> look, if you meet her, she is a charming person. it's hard not to like her. >> is it something that the administration is eyeing in 2012 or is she someone that they consider to be a legitimate threat again? >> look, we. [ laughter ] i'm -- [ laughter ] i -- sarah -- the governor says she is not running. >> the exgovernor. >> i think you can play -- vice president. >> look, i don't know what she is going to do. i'm sure the republican nominee will be a very contested race. and i have trouble predicting outcome of our politics in the democratic side. >> the majority of tea party don't think she is qualified to be president. i'm just throwing that in. >> laura: thanks, joy. joining us now from los angeles fox news contributor tammy bruce a radio talk show host and from new york cathy

o'reilly factor is next. good night from washington, d.c.. purposes. of course you don't. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight: >> greed is good. greed works. >> bill: wall street under siege. president obama wants tough new laws to stop risky speculation. will those laws protect you or will they strangle capitalism? john stossel on that. >> we just get muhammad to appear in south park. are you nuts? if mohammed appears in south park we get bombed. >> the creators mock prophet muhammad and now death threats are showing up. >> a sketch of what muhammad could look like today. >> no, don't! >> one thick to post it on policy. it's another thing to use a kind of exterminationist elimination rhetoric they are using. >> bill: also tonight the far left continues to brand the tea party as racist. there is a very specific reason why. a factor investigation on using the r-word as a weapon. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. how to handle wall street thugs. that is the subjec

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>> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight: >> god hates you! >> bill: the controversy over the hateful westboro baptist church and the military family who sued them heats up. we will have the latest with megyn kelly. >> as of yet i haven't heard you have settled on exact church where do you stand on that. >> michelle and i realized we have very disruptive for services. >> president obama says it's hard of him in light of his former congregation run by reverend wright. >> god damn america. >> there is criticism. we'll take a look at it. >> whacky vad ventures of a ronald mc. >> bill: should ronald mcdonald be fired? that's what health activists want. the culture warriors are now involved. >> oh, that sure was a lot of fun. >> bill: caution. you where to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. protecting the schneider family. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. in march of 2006. 20-year-old maureen lance corporal matthew schneider was killed in ir

bill o'reilly when after the president many times. >> go ahead. >> my name is lynn c. verio -- is lindsay. i am one of the one-man band reporters in washington. journalists are taught not to have an opinion. often it is in our contracts that we are not allowed to sign a petition. do you believe it is time for journalists to have their own opinions and to be forthcoming with those? >> absolutely, buckner if they only write opinion in the media that employs them, -- but if they only read opinion in the media that employs them, they are less valuable, but should a journalist have opinions? of course. they are all citizens. they all vote. there is nothing wrong with that, but how they do their jobs has everything to do with it. >> i am from the graduate school political management, and i want to ask a question about a show that appeared on fox news briefly a couple years back called a half hour news hour, and maybe this is a question someone else would be more knowledgeable about entering, but it failed with in a season, and i am wondering, compared to "the colbert report,

. >> i am reporting tonight for bill o'reilly, thank you for watching. prepare yourselves for a supreme court show town and that is the subject of the talking points. when supreme court justice stevens announced the retirement today conservatives were sounding demoralized, some think it is a done deal president obama will get the second nominee confirmed before the fall. perhaps. but here are a few things for conservatives to consider: first, the balance of the court is not going to change since stevens, an activist, will be replaced by another activist. and here is what president obama said today about the qualification he will look for in the new nominee. >> i will seek someone in the coming weeks with similar qualities, an independent mind, a record of excellence, and integrity, a fierce dedication to the rule of law and a keen understanding of how the law affects lives of the american people. second, the confirmation process could be a major boone to republicans, polls showing on climate change and health care, republicans are winning. the public bel

with bill o'reilly as your vp, and month more dems and republicans and we'll be the bold, fresh partyand it is justin and it was written en on a paper bag with the crayon, wants me to be the vp, and you, beck, to be the big kahuna. how misguided. how tragic. >> glenn: bill... it is an age thing. i just, i have more stamina. i could serve a whole term. >> back in just a second. >> i'm ilene from san diego, i'm 24 and not a republican, and my question is how much hate mail do you get on a regular basis? [applause]. >> glenn: you know what? welcome back to the program, we're in new york and we have a studio audience and steven, a fox news contributor and funny comedian and if you never saw him in person, avoid it like the plague! [laughter]. >> glenn: very verbs funny. but, so your question is about hate mail. i will tell you this: that i don't even know how much mail we get over here. at fox. but at my building, here where i do the radio show, it takes three full-time people just to go through the mail every day. we get boxes and boxes and it is like, did you ever see the -- did you eve

that includes fox news host bill o'reilly. he is offered to pay the entire legal fate. he calls the court's order an outrage. >>> the tide is receiving on the worst flooding damage in the northeast. many homes and cars in rhode island remain submerged. when shopping mall is now an island surrounded by a lake. it used to be a parking lot. the flooding was so bad, it for 95 to shut down on tuesday night. stretches of the railroad tracks are under water. that is rare for train service to be disrupted. around here, no complaints except maybe the traffic from the people coming to town to see the cherry blossoms. >>> you see the bridges which are slow. there are other areas in maryland where you can see cherry blossoms. blooms will peak today and tomorrow. it will be near 70 today and 80 tomorrow and this will continue all weekend. no big gusty storms to come in and knocked week cheri blossoms off the trees. -- to knock the cherry blossoms off the trees. it is beautiful out in chesapeake beach. this is a live picture and there is not a cloud in the sky. 73 degrees in martinsb

bill o'reilly just won't quit telling the lies.ity, he gets yanked from a tea party protest. what's that all about? apparently ginning up the angry right wing mobs doesn't fit the definition of fair and balanced. >>> the bush administration tried to hide the fact they were using torture. we have the smoking gun now. e-mails show bush's cia director signed off on destroying videotapes that showed waterboarding. >>> lizz winstead will be here tonight to give us her take on the tax day "psycho talk" that took place and all the other vents of the week. that's coming up. >>> this is the story that's got me "fired up" tonight. it's not the most pressing story in the world. i'm compelled to do this because a lie is a lie. america's most watched cable news talent is on this nonstop crusade to cover his backside. now, for the second time this week, bill o'reilly is trying to basically worm his way out of a lie that he told on tuesday night. just so we're all crystal clear on this, here is what he said to oklahoma republican senator tom cobu

to his credit, my colleague on the other network, fox, bill o'reilly is helping you out.t was your reaction when you were told by the court that you had to pay the costs of going to court against this foul group? >> chris, i think this decision, chris, hit me harder than any of them. it was bad enough that they overturned the verdict, but then to come out and tell me that i have to give them $16,000 more them to go do this to other soldiers -- it's, it really hurts. >> so now they can do it for free. they don't have to pay anything. they just go around and -- >> have you ever figured out what in their heads led them to go to somebody whose life is impeccable. has nothing to do with the lifestyle or the orientation they don't like. it has nothing to do with that. it's just a soldier who died for his country. why, how do they justify going -- going and distracting from this religious experience and national service recognition? how do they justify it? do you know? who are these people? >> chris, i don't know how -- well, they're a bunch of -- they're not even religious peop

even bill o'reilly said last week at the national conference he said it is a white movement.movement. >> i didn't see you there. >> yeah. okay. >> i didn't see you there. i'm sorry. i must have missed you. i guarantee you there were plenty of people there of various colors. >> do you have a problem with people of color? people of color. do you have a problem with people -- >> no, i do not, absolutely not, ed. none whatsoever. i know what's in my heart, buddy. i know what motivates me. i know why i say the things i say and do the things i do and i guarantee you there is nothing that motivates me based on some sort of racial idea. it's not race-based. issues matter to me. issues matter to me. and because i argue them and because i bring them forward and the president is black. that's got absolutely -- i'll tell you what. if this guy, if he was a conservative my car would be covered with pro-obama stickers. i want a conservative. i argue with liberals and i don't care what color either one might be. >> tom tancredo, good to have you on the program tonight. i'll try to work you b

bill o'reilly of fox news has offered to appeals costs for the father of a fallen marine. >> an appeals ordered snyder to pay more than $16,000 to his church to cover their legal costs. o'reilly says heals pay the supreme court costs for this and he can still overturn the decision that will get the case back on the books in the fall. >> i have no doubt in my mind that i'm going to win this. there are limits to free speech. >> more on this story, you can read the e-mail comments that some of you are weighing in on, sharing your opinion if you like. look under most popular stories on our website and you'll also find the support al snyder facebook page as well as a link to support the legal costs. >>> a woman and child are hospitalized after being splashed with a dangerous chemical. it happened monday night. the acid-like liquid burned the 25-year-old woman and her 3-year-old daughter. police believe is this a domestic-related incident and they're looking for a suspect. >> she said "it's on me and it's burning." >> she was worried about her daughter because you know, she did know what was

. >> reporter: outraged citizens, and even fox's bill o'reilly are offering to pay those fees. >> i'mng to let this stand. >> reporter: but now, the supreme court will have the final word, choosing whether this is protected speech for protestors or emotional distress for a grieving family. david kerley, abc news, washington. >> and we'll be right back. if you have overactive bladder and you worry your pipes might leak (pipe doctor) ask your doctor about treating with vesicare. (pipe woman) then you could treat yourself to a night out with fewer urges or a day with ewer leaks, or a trip with fewer overactive bladder problems. (pipe doctor) " once daily vesicare can help control your bladder muscle and is proven toreduce, frequent, sudden urges and leaks day and night. if you have ncertain stomach or glaucoma nproblems, or trouble emptying your bladder, do not take vesicare. tell your doctor right away if you have a serious ! allergic reaction, severe abdominal pain, or become constipated for three or more days. vesicare may cause blurred vision so use caution while driving or doing uns

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. >> sean hannity and bill o'reilly. ann coulter. >> she is truly funny. >> why do you say they are comedians? >> they do not have any respect for the truth. it does not make any difference to them. see, the thing that is great about that is, when he's caught, he says basically, oh, i'm an entertainer. i don't see why these people are getting upset with me. i wake up in the morning and i think of something and i go to the studio and i start talking. i go in front of the camera and i start talking. he's a different kind of a guy. >> you have written about a couple of msnbc -- joe scarborough. >> he is very important because he recognizes some of the problems. he is a conservative who says he does not believe that conservative republicans should let other voices that are irrational take over the discussion. i thought that was a -- the first thing was, saying one thing like that. i don't consider that very brave of a proposition. had he not said it, his job would have been safe. it was safe all along. >> back in november 20

>> our characters were being interviewed alongside bill reilly -- bill o'reilly. >> he has been a recurringndent on different news programs. his primary motivation is rage and anger. he will show up in episodes that seem to have an overarching theme of anger that is often misplaced. he shows up to get frothy about things. he adds to the discord. >> michael, i have the suspicion that you were under that gorilla costume. was that you? >> that was me. it was hot in there. >> how long have you been using the angry gorilla? >> ever since the second episode. our grandfather bequeaths the episode to us -- bequeathed the cost him to us. -- the costume to us. we had the gorilla suit sitting in the closet. we had to use it. >> what was your grandfather using it for? >> primarily, to scare small children. he was 87 or 88. his guerrilla costume -- gorilla costume days were behind him. he saw that his grandsons were likely to be using it more frequently. this was several years ago. it was a little ceremonial where he took it out and wore it to check the mail. he came in and gave it to me. you do not let

million people in the united states and 3 million people watch the top rated cable news show, bill o'reilly. but i think we are ripe for a third-party run right now. ross perot got 12% or was it 18%? i think it is wide open. people are tired of the democratic and republican parties. having a credible third party is another question. someone like ron paul might do it, but he is kind of an eye duck himself. theodore roosevelt did it in 1912 with the bull moose party and split the republican party int two. >> ross perot put the budget deficit on the map. ross perot made it possible for bill clinton not to address that issue with historical significance. the one person out there who is in a position to do that would be mayor bloomberg of new york. >> alright, we will switch subjects. this is a stream of consciousness hour. what is the best historical book of history that you have read recently? i would say that i have reread "the best and brightest." i don't just look at the kennedy administration in vietnam, but stylistically. i think he was the best writer of history since 1945. i also read h

there has been a tremendous outpouring of support even from our own bill o'reilly and everyone is supportingim. that is the positive side. the negative side is mr. snyder is clearly with it. he said it, it is common for judges to do this, to award the fees. that is the purpose of that so people know is to discourage people from bringing frivolous lawsuits so other people don't have to pay to defend themselves if they didn't do anything wrong. in this case a court could have used discretion and should have used discretion. they didn't say you have to pay the whole $100,000 legal fee, you only have to pay the $16,000 for all of their expenses but this is one of the cases where they should have used their god given common sense the judges should have and said there are no fees. >> thank you. >> but now the united states supreme court is going have something to say about this and justices scalia and thomas will have something to say about whether there were violations. >> and you know the judges. >> and i know how they think as well and i think they will have a hard time with allowing people to

she has no idea what reality is, yet in the midst of all of this fabrication about sarah palin, bill o'reilly is saying that we hire bad people here at msnbc? it's interesting this show is coming out now because i've been on this program for exactly a year, this is my week's anniversary, some righties thought i wouldn't last six weeks, i lasted 12 months and i'm happy about that. i hope i can do it again. if i had come on the air a year ago and told the liberal audience, who is happy i was getting a tv show that, you know, i'm going to interview this person and this person and show the videotape of all of that, what do you think the right wing would have done to me? do you think they'd have had some fun with that? tell me what you're thinking in our telephone survey tonight. the number to dial is 1 d 1-877-ed-msnbc. my question tonight, a holiday favorite, do you think fox news ever deliberately misleads its viewers. press 1 for yes and 2 for no and i'll bring you the results later on. joining me now, robert greenwald, his 2004 documentary was the first to disclose them from what they're all

were people on the right i was listening to, fox, they were denying, laura ingram sitting in for bill o'reillying, the voice recording left for john lewis the racist language is on the record, when you were moving in the crowd incognito, did you actually hear these epithets thrown at the members and barney frank for his orientation, did you personally witness that? >> i can't say i was, because i was listening on my ipod. >> you can't witness to that. let me ask you about the e-mails you've been getting, turned over to the fbi. if our tea party wears hoods, we would burn your expletive on the white house lawn and the other says you -- would be nice to read someone had cut your something throat. is this something new for you or have you had to put up with this before? people in public life, i have gotten some of this over the years, try not to get affected by it. have you gotten this real hate mail before, sir? >> not regularly. not very often. this has been the most vi vitriolic. we've gotten other mail about my religion. this doesn't reflect well at all either. some lady called me the other d

here he is on "bill o'reilly." he has a different look right now. here he is.. >> the state of arizona is acting and doing what they feel they need to do in light of the fact that the federal government is not fulfilling its fundamental responsibility to secure our borders. >> what about the racial profiling? you know that's going to happen. it has to happen. >> i hope -- i would be very sorry that if some of that happens and i -- i regret it. >> okay, congresswoman, what do you think of john mccain, the new john mccain? >> well, i think -- he's obviously trying to win a primary where he's got a very conservative, you know, person who's very, very -- got some very strange ideas. i know i have served with that person here in the congress. i hope that john does beat him and then john comes back as a senator and gets back to the issue of -- of really being middle of the road here in helping us to push real and good immigration reform because that's what we need. we don't need to be profiling people. we don't need to be going after people. we don't need to have loc

hannity for that matter or bill o'reilly or whoever. >> or glenn beck or sarah palin for example, she is now one of your commentators. >> occasionally. >> do you consider her a journalist? nor would she pretended to be one. >> correct, she's a politician. >> but we have a lot of politicians. >> but you are putting her into a journalistic environment putting a mantle of journalism on her are do not? >> no. a commentator if something big happens we go to a democrat and sarah palin or whatever. i don't know how often he uses sarah palin. i know when he does the ratings hoadly. [laughter] >> so that is a good thing. of the ratings -- >> we are not opposed to high ratings. [laughter] >> let me ask you about other definition issues for example in april 1945 edward r. murrow did reporter based in london for cbs visited the concentration camp right after it was open. he did not go back to his hotel room and played an immediate broadcast. he was so overwhelmed by the horror that he saw that he spent three days thinking about it before he actually wrote it. when he did write it became one of th

million people in the united states and 3-1/2 million people watch the top- rated cable news show, bill o'reilly. that's less than 1 percent. >> well, look. i think we're ripe for a third party run right now. i mean, if ross perot can get -- what did he get -- 12 percent, or was it 18? >> the first time running he got 19. >> nineteen percent. so i mean, you're dealing with perot -- and who was not a very substantial candidate, really. i think it's wide open. people are tired of the democratic, republican party, the lobbying, the food fight as richard's explaining it. having a credible third party's another question. i see now somebody like ron paul might do it, but he's kind of an odd duck himself and who could come in there and do it. but theodore roosevelt did it in 1912 with the bull moose party and split the republican party in two. and we're ripe for a new bull moose era. >> the third party presumably would have to be like perot. something like perot put the budget deficit on the map. perot actually made it impossible for bill clinton not to address that issue with historical significance.

when you hear bill o'reilly say on his program, 'you're entering a no-spin zone,' what's your reaction? >> guest: my reaction is it's baloney or pure spin. i mean, he's spinning the fact that he doesn't spin, which i don't think anybody takes seriously, or should. c-span: why shouldn't they take it seriously? isn't he being serious about it? >> guest: no. i think if you -- in fact, i've got lots of examples in my book. first of all, my -- the premise of the book is that everybody spins, and especially people in the media spin, and for someone to say that i am different than anybody else, that everybody else spins, but i tell the absolute truth is just not credible, it's not believable. it's -- it's an act,and it's a successful act, by the way. his show is very successful. but if you listen to the top of his show he will say things like, for example, 'is al gore, you know, really -- has al gore really grown a beard because he knows he doesn't have a chance in 2004 and he's already giving up?' you're entering the spin-free zone, but he's already given the spin, sort of proving the case.

caller: and bill o'reilly was questioning karl rove a night ago, and got on chris cox's case, and i'vealways been under the case that chris cox, who was at the time securities and exchange commission, it was his fault these drive activities were being allowed to be traded illegally, and karl corrected bill o'reilly and said, no, you're wrong, congress has taken the responsibility at the time away from the s.e.c. and had given responsibility for going after these people to another -- and then he gave an acronym, and i never heard the acronym before. does anybody know who was responsible, if it was not chris cox, or was it chris cox that was responsible for going after the people trading in illegal derivatives? that was just a question i had for one of those experts that you had been questioning from the "new york times." host: another piece from the new york teams editorial section this morning, watch this tape is the headline. they say we urge everyone to keep a close eye on this case. if it is handled correctly, it should finally answer the question of whether malfeasance and not mere

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coming up on the o'reilly factor. bill: state of arizona cracking down hard on illegal aliens. coming up. >> greta: o'reilly at 11. we are live until the top of the hour. next, today is not tax day for everyone. half of americans paid no federal income tax. how does that happen? two congressmen are next. rush limbaugh getting in on the tea party action. we have the video, rush in his own words, minutes away. [ female announcer ] expensive department store creams? why go there when there's olay regenerist? [ male announcer ] micro-sculpting cream hydrates better than the $700 cream. [ female announcer ] and not only that, [ male announcer ] most women found olay as luxurious as department store products. [ female announcer ] effective. affordable. regenerist. it's really hard to save for the future and they've come to a point where it's overwhelming. [ advisor 2 ] oh gee, i'm scared to tell you i've got this amount of credit card debt or i've got a 15-year-old and we never got around to saving for their college. that's when i go to work. we talk, we start planning. we can fix th

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she's still in place at fox news and takes over for bill o'reilly but then we see the same indignation when the dixie chicks were marginalized for comments they made and the scene with the tea party there seems to be an attempt to address deficits specifically get deficits were incurred during the bush administration and i don't see any priority movement then. >> yeah, here's what -- and i think i mentioned this in the beginning -- laura does still work, specifically because we push back on the attacks on her and i am happy about that. when it comes to the tea party as i mentioned earlier i think that the reaction to george bush was the election of barack obama. barack obama was elected because he was and george w. bush. now with the tea party with me to become of the is is these are stakeholders that have never come out before. they know something is shifting with bush and we are romantics as americans. we believe things will always be okay and there is suddenly this sense that it wouldn't be and that maybe the other party would reverse a certain issue. we have seen that in fact. bara

. >>> don't forget i will be on the o'reilly factor on friday at 8 p.m. eastern and billill be on the score scoreboard on on the fox business network at 7 p.m. >> it is because it is easter. >> i don't care. because it is easter no one is here and bill is on the nightly scoreboard. now back to andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> professor, you said it looks like done -- donovan mcnabb is going to be trade ?ed. >> i am happy. as long as michael vick is not his replacement. >> what did he do to philly? >> you have just from chicago. >> are you a terrible town. you hate even. -- you hate everyone. philly fans, that's unreal. poor donovan. go on, mark. >> i'm with you, bill. >> brooke, what exactly is a law fair project? >> it is a recently established not for profit group who raises funds and go to the law fare project .org and it is lawfare. >> cool. allison, what is this on your head? >> that is my new sponsor hat which i made myself. that's a scene from my show, my weekly internet show on you stream. now i have sponsors, but i don't have probing values or commercials