the president will sit down with fox news's channel bill o'reilly.won't be the first time obama goes face-to-face with fox's most outspoken host. in 2008 he sat down for an extended interview with bill o'reilly. >> could get interesting. >> that is going to be something to watch. are you ready for some football? that is going to do it for us. see you tomorrow.

for telling allison i clearly do not agree with everything the glenn beck says everything that bill o'reilly says i definitely think in terms of when they blatantly a lie about things a lot of that can be dangerous but it's keep alderman really want to talk i mean this guy is he's the impediment of the flame throwing the us versus them mentality that we see you know the ideological divide that's in our media today. yeah i mean i would agree with you as far as the ideological divide i think it's important to really differentiate between you know threatening speech and political speech and i think that it's really hard to determine the difference you know there are certain things that glenn beck has said that i think incites direct violence i want to read you a quote from two thousand and five this is glenn beck's quote in regards to michael moore he says i'm thinking about killing michael moore i could kill him myself or i would need to hire somebody to do it no i think i could i think he could be looking me in the eye you know and i could just be choking the life out of him is this wrong i m

complicated for them or at the same time is there some kind of an agenda if we see people like bill o'reilly who obviously have a political slant who instantly want to take a terrorist attack in russia and start bringing iran into the picture right right well look there always are going to be people that have axes to grind the bill o'reilly's of the world i think to a large extent just because there's really nothing very good going on in afghanistan doesn't present a very convincing story i have no doubt if that if we were experiencing some glorious victory in afghanistan instead of a pretty nasty protracted draw you know even the most optimistic understanding of it that you know there would be all kinds of leading stories about the glorious activities and deeds that our soldiers are doing afghanistan but there aren't any so we can't do that so the easiest solution in that case is just to ignore it which these seem to largely do i don't think it's as much about complexity as it is the fact that it really isn't going very well and that's not a very good story you know it's just not good for t

. >>> president obama has agreed to sit down for an interview with fox news host bill o'reilly. it's part of a super bowl pre package piece. the white house has had a tense exhibit view with fox news but it is customary for the white house to sit down for an interview with the network. >>> coming up next in the newscast which will be at 4:00 p.m., we will continue coverage of police activity at the bank of the west branch in south san francisco. stay tuned for more coverage of the at&t cotton bowl with the texas aggies taking on the louisiana state pirates. thanks for watching. have a good day. w t ileororr li irore

tavis: you are suggesting bill o'reilly and keith olberman issue a statement together? [laughter] >> if you are going to get through the clutter and really make a difference, there needs to be shocked value. if you are going to have shock value, you need to get people who would normally be in their own entrenched zones to come out and start to dialogue. tavis: is that our problem, david frum? is this really about a moral crisis? >> i would not say so. the people at home know well what the problems are. we can keep more calls on their head and remind them more. i think all the time that inside each of these problems is the answer. we have had this tense debate in 2010 over the american health- care system, it's extraordinary wastefulness. we spend more than anyone else. within that waste, if the united states spent as much as switzerland, there is four points of gdp of wasted money lying on the table. if we can get a sam walton or a henry ford to go through those systems and squeeze the waste out, there is four points of national wealth right there. that means we have ab

every time i think i have impaired, he says something and i did not know that about bill o'reilly. when a girl on msnbc says she hates fox, that maddow girl, and you say, "what do you hate about it," she says, "i would not watch it." she says i didn't watch it. until you watch it, i do not know. tavis: how did dennis miller and up developing his own world view, his own sense of things? as you know, in this town, there are not a lot of folks of your -- >> i am from pittsburgh. here is my world view. if human beings with similar genitals' want to get married because they love each other, i am happy for them. if some not overseas wants to blow their wedding up to make a statement, i want our guys to kill them first. as far as money goes, i think you should keep at least half of all your money. between state, local and all that stuff. this is what passes for car right now. i want the bad guys to get hurt and i want to keep my money. anything else, people can do what they want. it is none of my business. but i would like to keep half my money. i am keeping one for everyone i am giving a

assassination attempt there would be no fox news there would be no roger ailes there would be no bill o'reilly there would be nothing on t.v. except for rupert room and fridge and captain kangaroo would be brought back because a silly last thing then of any importance on the fricken channel but there was an interesting little tidbit in one of these articles about this booming sales and glocks and that is that nothing fuels gun sales like uncertainty about the future particularly when such uncertainty centers on the availability of handguns the last pronounced surge in sales came in the wake of two thousand and eight financial crisis you never go broke in america selling guns but remember that in. bullets and the sales of all it's going to tightly control all right stacy ever thanks much for being on the kaiser report thank you don't go away when we come back much more stay right there. repairing a broken. construction and humanitarian aid. so shady officials get to spoils of war it's the people who paid the price. is no longer just down to drug trafficking. hungry for the full story we've gone

. >> opponents of abortion, including conservative commentator, bill o'reilly, criticized the programing, he thinks it glorifies abortion. it is no you a national program offering services in four languages. >>> union pacific railroad is trying to buy land. union pacific bought 160 acres near the old plant. fremont officials have been striving to find the best use for that land around the factory and will now work with union pacific. right now, the railroad company offers a transportation complex at the port of oakland, one in lathrup and in the east bay. >>> a nice man in a wheelchair will go before a judge next week. police say he tried to stab an officer. run-in happened south of market in san francisco. they confronted 55-year-old randall do randa randall dunkin as he was slashing tires. they tried to subdue him. they were forced to fire when he threw his knife at them. he is due in court on wednesday. we know you may have a long weekend ahead of you. we will get your forecast in just a little bit. we will be right back. like nutella, a delicious hazelnut spread that's perfect on

fox news bill o'reilly will interview president obama just before the big game.ays the president likes to grant a pre-game interview with network broadcasting the superbowl. audience is huge. this year it is fox. still ahead here tonight. animal plenty. one of san francisco newest and largest restaurant making a very big splash day. lesson in how to play well with others from an unlikely lesson in how to play well with others from an unlikely source.i'lll@ cccc/ >> san francisco zoo has the perfect new resident to fill one of the empty exhibit. this 8-year-old male hippo met the public for the first time toda today. 3700 pound hippo is a gift from the topeka, kansas zoo that didn't have room for hill. this is the first hippo in three years because the exhibit was being renovated. he doesn't have a name just yet. they plan to have the public help pick one out soon. >>> i vote for harry. harry the hip oychlt walt daisy any fox and the hound 2 the story of 2 unlikely friends whether fight to keep the friendship even though they are to be enemy. that doesn't happen i

he will be interviewed by bill o'reilly.his is a presidential tradition, to grant a pre-game interview to the network that is hosting the big game. the white house openly clashed with fox during president obama's first year in office. but tensions have recently subsided. >>> jim harbaugh could still end up coaching the 49ers. the miami dolphins pulled out of the running for harbaugh's services yesterday. but it's still possible he will stay at stanford, especially since the school has matched an offer made by the 49ers. >> if the 49ers dreamed of drafting andrew luck it's out of the question for now. the stanford quarterback will return for another season of college football. luck said he wanted to finish his degree in architectural design. he was projected to be the number one pick in this year's nfl draft. >>> well, half of the mystery is now solved. who won that huge mega millions lottery jacket pot? >> take a look. jim and carolyn mccullar from washington state have one of the two winning tickets from tuesday night's dra

bill o'reilly's progressive secularists, for example, are direct descendants of the mythical secularmanists of yore. they're the progressive secularists focused on christmas spirit rather than textbook dock try nation. they share the objective of a brave new i progressive world, and their penchant for christian persecution, indeed, many influential secular humanists including the aclu, the activist judges and the liberal media evidently converted to progressive secularism en masse sometime in the 1990s joining forces with new secular schemers like george soros, peter lewis and media matters.org. in 2010 glenn beck stripped o'reilly's progressive secularists of their secularism. he told leaders, what we're talking about is an ideological movement that has set its sight on the destruction of the constitution and the fundamental transformation of our republic. it's called the progressive movement. ex-progressives led by obama, pelosi and michael moore combine the revolutionary ambitions of 1950s communists with the repressive tendencies of the secular humanists, the progressives don't s

superbowl sunday the big interview for the president of the united states will be conducted by bill o'reilly. >> rose: for a reason, fox is carrying the superbowl. >> yes, indeed, but he can give an interview to anybody he wants or not give an interview to anybody he wants and o'riley compared to glenn beck is eric sevareid. (laughter) >> on the business of opportunities instead of tone, as we all know, politics is partly planning and partly unplanned circumstance and i think that there was a planning part early i don't know the president on the financial relief thought he was dealing trying to deal with the republicans and it didn't work because of the nature of their game plan at the time. there was one famous anecdote i heard from a friend working capitol hill. this person was dealing with a democratic senator talking with a republican counterpart and the republican is saying we want this in the bill, that in the bill and the democrat is saying if we give you that will you vote for it? he said no, i can't vote for it. so there was that sort of circumstance he was against. now this is a di

. >> reporter: and lashed out at fox news many times, singling out host bill o'reilly. >> apparently one of those trained deals. >> reporter: with a boon to the network boosting ratings. but msnbc had a long and icy relationship with the defiant olbermann. last year, he was suspended without pay for making donations to democratic candidates, violating the company's policy which olbermann said he never knew about. he apologized to his fans but not to the network. >> i don't want to minimize my gratitude to you for the kind of support that's usually reserved for chilean miners. >> reporter: early reaction from colleague msnbc's rachel maddow speaking on last night's ed disof "realtime with bill maher." >> all i know it was keith and the company and didn't involve the rest of us and he was gracious when he left. >> and don't expect to see olbermann appearing anywhere else. according to "the new york times," the terms of his departure call for olbermann not to go to any other network for what it called an extended period. dan and bianna. >> all right, ron, thank you. >>> coming up on "go

bill o'reilly -- for bill o'reilly to get on something like that. that would definitely in five years' pay for itself. host: it your rights -- -- a viewer writes -- and this fax from suit in new jersey -- host: the final phone call from tampa. you are on the air, tampa. caller: i have been listening to your show. i think the big problem on this is that if you put all of our senators and congressmen and all of them on social security like we are, i think the problem would be fixed tomorrow, you know? because they are living fat up there and they have got all the benefits. i saw this show where they spend $500 for dessert, just for the maharajah of india. why do we have to cater to all these people, and we have so many people in our own country who are hurting, wasting our tax dollars and just going overboard? i think we need to cut their wages. they make too much money out there. they do not come down here

. >>> president obama has agreed to sit down for an interview with bill o'reilly. it will be part of the super bowl coverage. you know the white house has had a pretty testy relationship with fox news. but it is custom airy for the sitting president to sit down with the network hosting the super bowl. last year the president was interviewed by katie couric before the name. >> i think the super bowl is t he -- is the first sunday in february. let's check in with sal. you probably know when the super bowl is? >> february 7th. >> okay. >> traffic is he moving along okay on 237 as you drive across 880. there are no major problems if you are heading out to highway 101, it should be a pretty decent commute for you. there is a little bit of s lowing. let's move along and take a look at the commute. traffic is -- did i say f ebruary 7th? february6th. that's the first sunday in february. 880 oakland, traffic is moving along well near the home of the oakland laiders -- oakland rated a -- oakland raiders. westbound bay bridge toll plaza, the traffic is backed up for about a t

talk show host at npr and then doing something like sitting in for prime-time cable host like bill o'reilly. it is a different platform. but the same skills in terms of the journalistic professional tennis is can you identify the heart of this story, can you bring information to the floor that helps people have a better understanding of the dynamics that created the story and where the story is going so you are helping them to messy the broader perspective. to me it is not about -- i am a democrat. is not about whether ryan liberal or conservative. the pens on the issue you are talking to me about. there are certain people i notice in the black community who say you are pretty conservative and icy winds that? you are tough on things like out of wedlock birth or high dropout rates for you don't like the content of rap music especially when they use the n word and talking about women--and i say that is true. if that is the way you want to see it that is fine. then you say i am big on gun control. other than the district of columbia. i don't like all these young people, especially gained vendo

bill o'reilly talking about muslims being the party -- the problem. glenn beck telling everyone that the liberals are coming and we need to get ready. these people spread hate and bigotry. they do not serve in the military. callot, john bolton, sarah palin, none of them served in the military. on the constitution, there was a man on their a couple of days ago, roger pylon. this man distorted the constitution. they tried to sanitize the constitution. it is a great document, but it has flaws. it was written by a lot of slaveholders. thomas jefferson had slaves until he died. and they tried to sanitize this. also, avgee someone on today to talk about it. alexander hamilton supported the general welfare. saying that they could use it for whatever they wanted. that was supported by the report on manufacturing from december 5, 1791. these conservatives spread so much hate and it is time to stop them. i support the sheriff. fox is going after him out, trying to tear him down. host: william kristol will be done in half an hour. at 8:30 our guest will touch up

this is something you have to let the court figure out and by them saying that glen beck, bill o'reillyity, there is a lot of blame to go around if you do that. watch "the view" everyday and you have joy behar screaming about sarah palin. what if somebody, god forgive, does something to palin? should we blame her? what about madoff? you can't blame one person. this guy was mentally ill. we have to remember that. he was mentally ill. we need to come together as a country, get through this and perhaps we can, the rhetoric, we can kind of, you know, slow down on the name calling and things like that. i believe we can do that, you can't blame anybody. >> okay. >> caller: for this. >> okay. keeping an eye on the pema county sheriff department. they will have a live briefing coming up in a few minutes. they describe jared loughner as mentally unstable and point out overnight that the 22-year-old may have been acting with an accomplice. you may have seen some of the photos the sheriff's department released on a number of websites asking for information on that. at this briefing, we'll hear fro

the elected leaders in this country and we need the influential commentators in this country, bill o'reilly and teeth -- andkeith olbermann, these guys need to come together -- >> did you say you think that they are going to do a psa together? >> i don't think i was holding my breath what i said that, but the point is if you are going to get through the clutter and really make a difference, there needs to be sent shock valley. if you are going to have shock value, you need to have people who would normally be in their own entrenched warfare's ounce to come out and start the dialogue. >> is that the problem, david frum? is this about a moral crisis? >> i would not say so. i think the people in the audience, the people at home, they know well what the problems are. i think about all the time that inside each of these problems, imbedded into the problem is the answer. we had a demonstration of this just this week with the terrible atrocity in tucson. that is the horror of america -- a week mental health system, easy access to deadly weapons, a breakdown in community structure. we know that. le

the elected leaders in this country and we need the influential commentators in this country, bill o'reilly and teeth -- andkeith olbermann, these guys need to come together -- >> did you say you think that they are going to do a psa together? >> i don't think i was holding my breath what i said that, but the point is if you are going to get through the clutter and really make a difference, there needs to be sent shock valley. if you are going to have shock value, you need to have people who would normally be in their own entrenched warfare's ounce to come out and start the dialogue. >> is that the problem, david frum? is this about a moral crisis? >> i would not say so. i think the people in the audience, the people at home, they know well what the problems are. i think about all the time that inside each of these problems, imbedded into the problem is the answer. we had a demonstration of this just this week with the terrible atrocity in tucson. that is the horror of america -- a week mental health system, easy access to deadly weapons, a breakdown in community structure. we know that. le

hin sewi erydye etnd we a n as fuy we aron tv and uimely we are not as if noxious on a panel as bill o'reillyand keith olbermann. [laughter] onhat nte, that will do it for questions and answers but we have timicy to have uline drj gives the fil outsefe s go nit. >> off the top by since in your comments a nostalgia for a day when we took on these great big projects together like the free trade agreement like norad and nato etc.. the problem i think we are facing is our success. you can only strike the world's largest free trade agreement once and to lveit at i thinthsuesofhasa th t iueoismu smaller. i rarely quote -- but i think in a situation where you manage one fall of the that may not be as exciting or glamorous but it is good news colin all. >> youound like the guy at it theatt fi i19 beusevytngadee innt [lghr] ha aartielieve that two of the most blessed countries under the eye of god are going to say we don't know that, we built nafta, -- did a lot to bring the warsaw pact into nato. on 911 the air lakers gathered and now we are done. i would like to think there was work ahead. >> there

the elected leaders in this country and we need the influential commentators in this country, bill o'reilly and teeth -- andkeith olbermann, these guys need to come together -- >> did you say you think that they are going to do a psa together? >> i don't think i was holding my breath what i said that, but the point is if you are going to get through the clutter and really make a difference, there needs to be sent shock valley. if you are going to have shock value, you need to have people who would normally be in their own entrenched warfare's ounce to come out and start the dialogue. >> is that the problem, david frum? is this about a moral crisis? >> i would not say so. i think the people in the audience, the people at home, they know well what the problems are. i think about all the time that inside each of these problems, imbedded into the problem is the answer. we had a demonstration of this just this week with the terrible atrocity in tucson. that is the horror of america -- a week mental health system, easy access to deadly weapons, a breakdown in community structure. we know that. le

truth-o-meter, members of congress and the white house, we also fact check pundits and talk-show host -- bill o'reilly, rachel maddow, keep older men, ed schultz, two fact check some of the claims they make -- keith olbermann. we also have the promise of feature. in our 8 state sites we track the promises of the new governors. host: steve in illinois e-mails in. las vegas, roy, republican line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i hope c-span stays on the air forever. this topic seems like not only politically divisive but racially. i am a republican, conservative, but i do want to extend to president obama his ability to bring up these tough issues that have been the third rail of politics for so long. history, i think, will show b showlacks -- will show that blacks can be proud of him, even though i disagree. i want a smaller government so i am opposed to much of what president obama is doing. but i do think blacks should feel proud. host: what does a racial issue have to do with anything we are talking about? guest: i listened to the caller: iowa visit to c-span a lot and a lot of blacks call in

different formats like talkshow tv and then do something like sitting in for a primetime cable host by bill o'reilly. i think the same skills are can you identify the heart of the story? can you bring information that helps people to better understanding of the dynamics that created the story and what the story is going. so you're helping them to see the broader goods. to me, it's not about whether i am -- and i am a democrat. it's not whether an liberal or conservative and depends on the issue you're talking to me about. do you know, there's certain people a notice in the black community. often they say you're pretty conservative. i said why is that? they say you're tough on things like out of wedlock birth or high dropout rate or, you know, you don't like a lot of the content of rock music, especially when they use in the. and i say that's true. if that's what you want to do it, that's fine. then he say when you know what, i'm big on gun-control. i live in the district of columbia. i like all these aren't people, especially gang bangers running around with stolen guns. that's a threat to me and my

and we are not as funny as we are on tv and ultimately we are not as if noxious on a panel as bill o'reillynd keith olbermann. [laughter] on that note, that will do it for questions and answers but we have time quickly to have pauline andrzej give us their final thoughts before we say good night. >> off the top by since in your comments a nostalgia for a day when we took on these great big projects together like the free trade agreement like norad and nato etc.. the problem i think we are facing is our success. you can only strike the world's largest free trade agreement once and then you live with that. i think the success of that says that the issue now is much smaller. i rarely quote -- but i think in a situation where you manage one fall of the that may not be as exciting or glamorous but it is good news colin all. >> you sound like the guy that quit the patent office in 1905 because everything had been invented. [laughter] i have a hard time believe that two of the most blessed countries under the eye of god are going to say we don't know that, we built nafta, -- did a lot to bring the

everyone seems to agree on that from bill o'reilly on the right to barack obama on the left.nomic conditions improve, -- once the economic conditions improve, the natives will stop messing around. there is nothing in there about beads, but there is a lot in there about the constitutio why are people so exercised about the constitution? there is something going on fundamentally out there. it has very little to do with economics, but has to do th something much more fundamental. to bring it to the point of the bill of rights, some of you are likely to have read pfessor rose and's article in the "new york times" last month which pointed to a certain weird view which is an out there. the weird view being the first clause of the first amendment was actually written to protect religious establishment. >> "congress shall make no law establishing -- respecting religious establishment." it is a weird view expanded by a fellow i have never heard of. gosh, i got that weird view from somebody else, namely james madison. i think you will all agree that madison and everybody else to associ

different formats like talkshow tv and then do something like sitting in for a primetime cable host by bill o'reillyi think the same skills are can you identify the heart of the story? can you bring information that helps people to better understanding of the dynamics that created the story and what the story is going. so you're helping them to see the broader goods. to me, it's not about whether i am -- and i am a democrat. it's not whether an liberal or conservative and depends on the issue you're talking to me about. do you know, there's certain people a notice in the black community. often they say you're pretty conservative. i said why is that? they say you're tough on things like out of wedlock birth or high dropout rate or, you know, you don't like a lot of the content of rock music, especially when they use in the. and i say that's true. if that's what you want to do it, that's fine. then he say when you know what, i'm big on gun-control. i live in the district of columbia. i like all these aren't people, especially gang bangers running around with stolen guns. that's a threat to me and my f

bill o'reilly talking about muslims being the party -- the problem. glenn beck telling everyone that the liberals are coming and we need to get ready. these people spread hate and bigotry. they do not serve in the military. callot, john bolton, sarah palin, none of them served in the military. on the constitution, there was a man on their a couple of days ago, roger pylon. this man distorted the constitution. they tried to sanitize the constitution. it is a great document, but it has flaws. it was written by a lot of slaveholders. thomas jefferson had slaves until he died. and they tried to sanitize this. also, the general welfare, i hope you have someone on today to talk about it. alexander hamilton supported the general welfare. saying that they could use it for whatever they wanted. that was supported by the report on manufacturing from december 5, 1791. these conservatives spread so much hate and it is time to stop them. i support the sheriff. fox is going after him out, trying to tear him down. host: william kristol will be done in half an hour.

different formats like talkshow tv and then do something like sitting in for a primetime cable host by bill o'reilly i think the same skills are can you identify the heart of the story? can you bring information that helps people to better understanding of the dynamics that created the story and what the story is going. so you're helping them to see the broader goods. to me, it's not about whether i am -- and i am a democrat. it's not whether an liral or conservative and depends on e issue you're talking to me about. do you know, there's certain people a notice in the black community. often they say you're pretty conservative. i said why is that? they say you're tough on things like out of wedlock birth or high dropout rate or, you know, you don't like a lot of the content of rock music, especially when they use in the. and i say that's true. if that's what you want to do it, that's fine. then he say when you know what, i'm big on gun-control. i live in the district of columbia. i like all these aren't people, especially gang bangers running around with stolen guns. that's a threat to me and my mily

and we are not as funny as we are on tv and ultimately we are not as if noxious on a panel as bill o'reillyand keith olbermann. [laughter] on that nte, that wl do it for questions and answers but we have time quickly to have pauline andrzej give us their final thoughts before we say good night. >> off the top by since in your comments a nostalgia for a day when we took on these great big projects together like the free trade agreement like norad and nato etc the problem i think we are facing is our success. you can only strike the world's largest free trade agreement once and then you live with that. i think the success of that says that the issue now is much smaller. i rarely quote -- but i think in a situation where you manage one fall of the that may not be as exciting or glamorous but it is good news colin all. >> you sound like the guy that quit the patent office in 1905 because everything had been invented. [laughter] i have a hard time believe that two of the most blessed countries under the eye of god are going to say we don't know that, we built nafta, -- did a lot to bring the war

truth-o-meter, members of congress and the white house, we also fact check pundits and talk-show host -- bill o'reillychel maddow, keep older men, ed schultz, two fact check some of the claims they make -- keith olbermann. we also have the promise of feature. in our 8 state sites we track the promises of the new governors. host: steve in illinois e-mails in. las vegas, roy, republic line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i hope c-span stays on the air forever. this topic seems like not only politically divisive but racially. i am a republican, conservative, but i do want to extend to president obama his ability to bring up these tough issues that have been the third rail of politics for so long. history, i think, will show b showlacks -- will show that blacks can be proud of him, even though i disagree. i want smaller government so i am opposed to much of what president obama is doing. but i do think blacks should feel proud. host: what does a racial issue have to do with anything we are talking about? guest: i listened to the caller: iowa visit to c-span a lot and a lot of blacks call in -- i wa