topics people thought that the interview was for thought on a spot on, well conducted and also that bill o'reilly, a been a bit more perspective of president obama. >> and people are saying " it was a different type of scenario. bill reilly said it to the obama that " people hate you, people hate you ". it was a different type of interview. a quick look a traffic and iraq. lou >> here is what is making news and the nation. a high- school soccer student faces charges in florida. arguments started in and escalated into a brawl. the goalie in orange. and also covers the refused--pepper spray which used and the goalie is been charged with battery. >> this heavy snow sending a rooftop crashing down. emergency management saying that 120 rooftop massachusetts rooftops in one week. >> mark kelly is having no problem with a return trip to space. he rejoined his crew. after spending several bedside moments with his wife, cover real gifford gabrielle--these congresswoman who is reasonable and shot. >> and look who has recently-- >> and east bound. towards hayward, not too bad but it is better on the right w

you know, that's the thing that bill o'reilly will never understand. you got your own biases that are built-in spin. and i wish to god he would have me on my show so i could say, "bill, you're doing it right now. you're spinning right now." [laughs] but i think that a lot of people just find me to be off-putting and aggressive. and then because we are a culture that-- we demand our women to be, um, attractive in a very mainstream way, that is another thing that they are like-- in a lot of reviews of my shows and a lot of reviews about me, people find it necessary to comment on my physical appearance, which they never do for male comics, never. it would never, ever happen. they would never say, "i just saw bill maher last night, and looks like he's gained some weight" or blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, you know? this, that, and the other. but i've gotten, "janeane garofalo looking like an unmade bed." and then one person put something like-- in an interview, that said, "let's hope her new year's resolution entails joining a gym." because our culture object

repeat it down at the bowling alley to their friends are equally intoxicated and then you have bill o'reilly come on and repeat the lie over and over again and roger else who's the runs fox news i mean want to make a remake of triumph of the will you know the famous propaganda film for hitler because or that it's worse the worst propaganda we've seen in sixty seventy years these guys should be arrested this the probably doing is illegal in america and yet they're doing it without any regulation whatsoever well in fact that's one level of propaganda where the leader tells you something a lie over and over and over then there's this more subtle level of propaganda going on where the audience those people were booing ron paul so this is consensus that average joes like you and me not just bill o'reilly and glenn beck the guys who. are they're presenting on television have an opinion about this but normal people like you and me so they're trying to create a consensus that the audience the population like you believe this and you see this frighteningly and this next headline revealed air force or

bill o'reilly asked the president about that organization and if it is anti-american. what did the president say? >> reporter: the president said there are strains of the brotherhood that are anti-american, but significantly, jake, he rejected the idea that the only two choices in egypt are between the muslim brotherhood and a repressed egyptian people. he said, certainly, the muslim brotherhood is well organized, but they do not have majority support and there are others in egypt who will have a say. >> and o'reilly suggested that president obama is moving to the center to improve his standing. how did the president respond to that? >> reporter: presidents never like to say they're moving. the president said, i didn't move, i'm the same guy. he talked about his plans for investing in education and trying to create jobs. those are the messages he wanted to deliver by accepting an interview like this in the first place. for 12 minutes or so, the president got to push back against the major critiques of his administration against, with one of the leading critics of the a

i think bill o'reilly was just asking like do you know how i feel because so many people hate me but i don't know what's your take real quick i think barry did a great job with that one i think bill was a little too excited about that interview if you ask me why they say. i can tell we are very excited to be obama or just to get the hell out of his seat and watch the game who knows but we'll have to keep guessing on that one sarah thanks so much for joining us. thank you our before we go real quick it's time for a tweet of the day earlier we told you that george w. bush couldn't travel to switzerland because of planned protests and threats of legal action against him so we're wondering what bush would tweet and we thought it's a new i should of launch a preemptive war against that would see country sorry but it looks like you mr chance now in the meantime that's it for tonight's show and thanks for tuning in come back tomorrow and it is paranoia back and we'll take a look at donald rumsfeld you renoir so don't forget to become a fan of the lower show on facebook and follow us on twit

i think bill o'reilly might think he's the president and not the other way around. ean's office but o'reilly was tough with the president and the president stayed focused on his agenda which was to wrap things up. >> muslim brotherhood, great concern to a lot of people. are they a threat to the usa. >> once my bears lost i don't pick sides. >> you understand that a lot of americans feel you're a big government liberal who wants to intrude on personal freedom. >> green bay is probably a little faster. steelers got a little more experience. >> does it disturb you that so many people hate you? >> i know football. >> they hate you. >> i know football. >> so enjoy the game. >> jimmy: he might be ready for some football i think is what he's trying to say. [ applause ] >> jimmy: we're all abuzz and aflutter around here because there's a new episode of "the bachelor" tonight. last week brad the bachelor took the girls to las vegas. the ones he didn't pick, little known fact were abandoned on the trip to become hookers. tonight they traveled to costa rica. don't worry. all th

bill o'reilly of fox news. now, last night fox news showed some of the stuff they had to cut for time, and, to be honest, the new footage was not so great, which is probably why they cut it. so to spice things up, we took the sound from the new clips of the interview, and we combined it with an old episode of "the smurfs," and i think it's better. >> last question, we'll let you go. fnc and the obama administration, fox news and the obama administration, little bit of a rocky history. i sincerely want to know, what can i do better? what can fnc do better? >> give people the facts. >> you think you're being treated fairly? >> i would say there's a strong history in america of all news having some sort of point of view, and fox news has a point of view, and i think that's part of our democracy. >> do you respect it? >> absolutely. >> does it disturb you that so many people hate you? >> you don't take it personally. >> they hate you. >> it's always a pleasure. >> right. >> jimmy: first blue president. here's a --

but before the game he'll sit down with an interview with bill o'reilly. in tradition of giving a super bowl interview to the network carrying the game. when he gets back to the white house, he'll enjoy the game with politicians from both political parties and celebrities. the president won't be officially rooting for either team since his chicago bears didn't make it to the super bowl. >>> the bad weather in dallas will prevent those attending the super bowl in person from seeing live military flyover. that was scheduled it start just before the game. the roof at cowboys stadium in arlington will be closed tomorrow because of freezing temperatures. instead, officials plan on projecting the flyover ceremony on to giant high definition video screens inside the stadium. those screens are 72 feet high and 60 yards long. yesterday falling ice injured six people outside the stadium. one person was seriously injured. you can watch the super bowl here on channel 2. kickoff for the game is at 3:30 tomorrow afternoon. >>> it will be nice and warm while we're watchi

conduct a pregame interview with the president, late today, the president sat down with fox's bill o'reillywhere the subject quickly turned to egypt. and though he has come close in recent days, mr. obama is still not publicly calling for mr. mubarak to immediately step down. >> egypt is not going to go back to what it was. the egyptian people want freedom. they want free and fair elections. they want a representative government. they want a responsive government. and so what we've said is you have to start a transition now. mubarak's already decided he is not running for re-election again. his term is up this year. what we've said is let's make sure you get all the groups together in egypt, let the egyptian people make a determination, what's the process for an orderly transition, but one that is a meaningful transition and that leads to a government that's -- >> so you don't know when he is going to leave? >> well, you know, ultimately, the united states can't dictate what happens -- but what we can do, bill, is we can say that the time is now for you to start making a change in that coun

bill o'reilly had a chance to ask a couple of questions.ht barack obama answered wonderfully. he was the person we remember from the 2008 campaign. >> some people said it was not dignified enough. it was not the right forum for the president. >> he showed they could take on bill o'reilly. >> that takes us to the next topic which is where we began. i want to start with you -- we have a real crisis in the world now that we are watching and is taking shape tremendously. i am talking about egypt and the unfolding crisis in egypt. the white house and the president had called for transition. they said it should be now. but there has been some confusion over what "now" really means. do you know what the policy is as communicated? >> not really. i understand it is because of circumstances and events. i think one of the problems yesterday with us having two different spokespeople from the administration, plus president obama, speaking out of the same topic -- it is not necessarily a problem -- >> this is one of the great examples of the complexity o

today in an interview with fox news's bill o'reilly president obama had this to say. >> that egypt is not going to go back to what it was. the egyptian people want freedom. they want free and fair elections. >> reporter: in a potentially explosive and rapidly changing situation, the president is trying to strike a balance. the administration is supporting the protestors demanding reform while also seeking to protect vital u.s. interests. >> it seems like of like a high wire artist where he has to walk a fine line between wanting mubarik to go, but not going away that creates chaos. >> reporter: analysts say the stake kos not be higher. not only in egypt but throughout the middle east. >> what has happened in egypt has transformed the arab world. and the united states is going to have to fundamentally shift its foreign policy in a way that it has resisted for the past 20 years. >> reporter: now analysts say america's challenge going forward is to help foster these democratic institutions that reflect the will of the people. but to also promote stability in the region. russ? >> reporter

bill o'reilly knew that. i thought president obama answered wonderfully.e was that likable person you remember from the campaign. >> i heard some people say it is not dignified enough. >> he is showing he can take on bill o'reilly. >> the lion's den takes us to the next topic. i want to start with you, we have a real time crisis in the world which we are watching closely. i am talking about egypt and the unfolding crisis. the president and white house has called for a transition. they said it should be now but there has been some confusion over what know means. do you know what the policy is? >> not really but understand it is involves -- i think that one of the problems yesterday was having two different spokes people from the administration and president obama speaking at the same time. when you are in a crisis you should probably feel things out. >> this is one of the great examples of the complexity of this job in the global world we live. if you are a white house secretary or state department spokesman you are speaking to multiple audiences simultaneo

bill o'reilly knew that. i thought president obama answered wonderfully. he was that likable person you remember from the campaign. >> i heard some people say it is not diified enough. >> he is showing he can take on bill o'reilly. >> the lion's den takes us to the next topic. i want to start with you, we have a real time crisis in the world which we are watching closely. i am talking about egypt and the unfolding crisis. the president and white house has called for a transition. they said it should be now but there has been some confusion over what know means. do you know what the policy is? >> not really but understand it is involves -- i think that one of the problems yesterday was having two different spokes people from the administration and president obama speaking at the same time. when you are in a crisis you should probably feel thingout. >> this is one of the great examples of the complexity of this job in the global world we live. if youre a white house secretary or state department spokesman you are speaking to multiple audiences simultaneously

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. >> before kickoff president obama sat down with bill o'reilly of fox news for a wide ranging interviewncluded the president's take on the ongoing conflict in egypt. bill plant has the details. bill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the president gets to reach a large audience, topics range from frivolous to serious. this time egypt was at the top of the agenda. >> mubarak, is he going to leave soon? >> only he knows what he is going to do. here is what we know. egypt is not going to go back to what it was. >> reporter: mr. obama was asked about the banned opposition group the muslim brotherhood which met sunday with government officials. >> they are well organized and there restrains of their ideology that are anti-u.s. there's no doubt about it. but here's the thing we have to understand. there are a whole bunch of secular folks in egypt. >> reporter: the president seemed to enjoy sparring with fox's bill o'reilly who challenged him to respond to a "wall street journal" op-ed that called mr. obama a determined man of the left. >> do you deny their assessment? do you deny you a

so i'm glad that we have rush and sean and mark levin and bill o'reilly, and i think they serve a great purpose. but i won't have them editing "the american spectator." >> host: red forest tweets in, could you, please, get mr. tyrrell's view on the revolt in tunisia and egypt? >> guest: well, i don't, i mean, anything that imperils peace in the middle east is a very dangerous situation. of course, the greatest danger to the middle east right now is mubarak and egypt. and i would like to think that they're, over the short run, solving that situation. i don't think we should run i out on mubarak the way we ran out on the shah. and i don't know that we are. but i would like to think that that situation's going to work itself out over the short run. of over the long run, i'm very concerned about the muslim brotherhood. >> host: just a few minutes left with our "in depth" guest this month. chesapeake, virginia. hi, ronald. >> caller: good afternoon, gentlemen. mr. tyrrell, of course, i complement you on being an iu graduate. i, myself, being a displaced hoosier. [laughter] but i want to comm

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bill o'reilly knew that, and i thought president obama answered wonderfully, and that was a likable person you remember from the 2008 campaign. >> it was not dignified, he does not belong there? >> he went to the lion's den and showed that he could take on bill o'reilly. >> we have a real time crisis in the world, which we're watching closely and it takes shape tremendously by some of what is and the this town white house. the white house and the president have called for a transition, and they have said it should be now. but there has been confusion over what now really means. the you know what the policy is that is communicated? >> not really, but i anderson is somewhat evolves because of circumstances and events and the kids of foreign policy. i think one of the problems after they was having two different spokes people from the administration, plus, president obama speaking at the top at the same time. but you should probably be all synched up. >> this is one of the great examples of the complexity of this job in the global world we now live, because if you are a white house press secr

in an interview with fox news channel's bill o'reilly, the president looked at egypt's options. >> whatchiatric association defines a caffeine overdose as 300 milligrams. that's about four cans of red bull. but coffeen's attorneys insist that cases like this aren't stunts. >> these people are insane. i don't put a defense on that i don't believe in. >> reporter: in this case the prosecution's psychiatrists agree. an insanity plea is appropriate for steven coffeen. the red bull insanity defense is hardly unique. a defendant once blamed hallucinogenic tea. another said he was being chased by space aliens when he killed a cop. and remember the infamous twinkie defense? harvey milk shot and killed by fellow san francisco leader dan white, whose attorneys claimed a diet of sugary food gave him mood swings that made him snap. >> why do these things cause insanity? it doesn't mean necessarily anything about twinkies or red bull. it's, frankly, a series of events that causes an individual to not be able to understand that the actions, activities they're involved in are criminal. >> reporter: we

bill o'reilly, the subject quickly turned to egypt and the future of hosni mubarak. >> only he knowsill do. here is what we know. egypt is not going to go back to what it was. the egyptian people want freedom. >> reporter: he has come close in recent days. >> orderly transition must be meaningful. >> reporter: mr. obama would not openly call for mubarak to step down before the september election. >> what we can do, bill, is we can say that the time is now for you to start making a change in that country. >> reporter: while conceding there are an thank you u.s. elements within the muslim brotherhood, the president was eager to play down their influence over egypt's future. >> i think that the muslim brotherhood is one faction in egypt. they don't have majority support in egypt. >> reporter: later in the interview took a different turn. >> does it disturb you so many people hate you? >> reporter: mr. obama was asked how he felt about his harshest critic. >> the folks that hate you, they don't know you. >> that's zbtrue. >> what they hate is the mirror image of you that's out there. the

the president even told bill o'reilly sunday that taxes did not go up his first two years.hat he failed to mention was the lack of the huge tax increase was solely because he could not get any republican senators to vote for his proposal for the largest tax increase in american history. and then he told us, in his own state of the union address, that he would push for that gigantic tax increase in this congress. you know, the gipper would have chuckled and shook his head. he had seen the left try this old movie many times before. americans have told us they what responsible government, one that respects the limits of government enshrined in our constitution. they want policy that enhance individual freedom, not expand government control. they believe in personal responsibility, not government dependency. if republicans are not faithful to these principles, i tell you, we will be defeated as quickly as the democrats, and we will deserve to be. . [applause] the obama policies of raising taxes, explosive spending, skyrocketing debt, government- run health care are probably sub

. >> so, before the game, barack obama sits down with, of all people, bill reilly -- bill o'reilly of fox news. good idea? >> great idea. >> millions of people, 14 minutes live -- no editing. everybody in america is in a good mood. bill knew that. i thought that president obama's answered wonderfully. he was not likeable person that he remembered from the 2008 campaign -- that likeable person that you remember from the 2008 campaign. >> i have people say it was not the most dignified. >> this takes us to the next topic. we have our real-time prices in the world right now, which we're watching closely -- real-time crisis in the world right now, which we're watching closely. we're talking about egypt and the unfolding crisis in egypt. the white house and the president had called for a transition and they have said it should be now. there has been some confusion over what "now" really means. you know what the policy is as communicated -- do you know what the policy is as communicated? >> not really. i understand it has evolved. i think one of the problems yesterday was really having two

. >> reporter: in the second part of his interview with fox news commentator bill o'reilly, the president fended off a suggestion he brought no urgency to the debt crisis in his state of the union address. >> we're proposing to cut $400 billion of spending over five years. by doing that, we will get domestic spending to the lowest level as a share of gdp since eisenhower. >> reporter: mr. obama acknowledged the biggest part of the debt is entitlement spending, and said neither party is going to be able to fix it alone. >> the long-term problem is entitlements. social security, medicare, medicaid. and what i've said to the republicans is, i want to work with you to figure out how we cut spending. >> reporter: the president's comments came on a day when he also extended an olive branch to business leaders at the chamber of commerce. >> i'm here in the interest of being more more neighborly. >> reporter: taking steps, literally, by walking to the chamber building, just a block from the white house, to try to repair what has often been a rocky relationship on issues such as health care and fi

. >> before the super bowl your husband gave an interview to bill o'reilly and was asked if it disturbedhat so many people hated him. first of all, i think the word "hate" is a very powerful word. do you think people hate your husband, even those on the far right? >> i'm sure that there are some people who don't like my husband. any president of the united states -- this is a tough job. you're not going to please everybody all the time. that's not why you do this job. there are tough decisions that have to be made. so i'm sure there are people who don't like my husband. there are people who have had strong feelings about every single president that's ever held the office. >> taking "hate" out of it, there is obviously extreme criticism. i think you made the comment that you don't think your husband has changed dramatically as a result of that criticism. is he the same guy today that he was two years ago as he entered the white house? >> he is. he really is. he is, i think -- one of his gifts is consistency. emotionally, he doesn't get too high or too low unless it has to do with his fami