. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight: >> the idea that i'm anti-immigrant is repulsive. don't use a term like that. >> bill: mitt romney going after newt gingrich big time last night in the debate. did he score or did the speaker counter punch effectively? [bell ringing] >> bill: dick morris with the score card. >> we discovered to our shock governor romney owns shares of both fannie mae and freddie mac. >> you have checked your own investments? you also have investment in mutual funds that also invest in fannie mae and freddie mac. >> bill: money may be weighing down the republic candidates. lou dobbs on whether questionable investments will sink the g.o.p. in november. >> you went after pretty hard and heavy my dear friend papa bear bill o'reilly. okay? [ laughter ] you attacked him in an interview. >> i didn't really attack him. >> bill: she really did attack me. now she is not telling the truth on national television. we'll update you on npr commentator kerry groce. >> he says that the interview

i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the iowa vote, what it means for america. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. "the factor" offers no spin analysis so i apologizing for offending many watching. but i'm bound to tell you the truth about everything. on paper, there were two big winners last night in iowa, mitt romney and rick santorum. the senator will be here in a few moments. but it is governor romney who is benefitting the most because just a few weeks ago, his campaign thought it would get hammered in iowa. he put only five full-time employees in the entire state. as we know, romney won the caucus by eight votes. just one month ago, rick santorum was polling at 6% in iowa. last night, 25% of iowa voters cast their ballots for him. senate santorum proves two things: that hard work pays off and that persistence and consistency of message gains respect among the voting public. now new hampshire looms the vote there next tuesday. right now as cnn poll shows mitt ro

. ♪ >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is is on. night: ♪ see your true colors shining through >> corporations are people, my friends. >> i like being able to fire people. >> bill: didn't take long for the democratic national committee to begin bashing mitt romney as he is now way out in front of the republic field. >> this is huge! >> bill: we will take a look at the romney situation with dick morris, monica crowley and lanny davis. >> leave me alone for god's sake. >> bill: dennis miller will weigh in on what happened in new hampshire last night. miller also wants to talk about the tim tebow phenomenon. >> who is america's greatest president. >> i will go with lincoln. >> nixon? >> reagan. >> oh my god that is some base wassing. >> bill: jesse watters continues his quest to find% perspicacious americans. >> who is that guy? >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the big news out of

i'm bill o'reilly.we's the boss segment tonight, newt gingrich and mitt romney is hammering each other about money and investments. here is what happened last night. >> we discovered to our shock governor romney owns shares of both fannie mae and freddie mac. governor romney made a million dollars off of selling some of that so maybe governor romney in the spirit of openness should tell us how much money he has made off of how many households that have been foreclosed by his investments. >> my investments are not made by me. my investments for the last 10 years blind trust managed by a trusee. mr. speaker i know that sounds like enormous revelation but you have checked your own investments? you also have investments from mutual funds that also invest in fannie mae and freddie mac. >> bill: here now to analyze lou dobbs. why are they doing this. >> nor newt gingrich to go after free enterprise, capitalism. >> bill: doesn't he know he has a blind trust? >> this is where we are seeing the real difference i

>> do i know bill o'reilly. >> how would you grade o'reilly? not a huge fan. >> what are you talking about? >> bill is all right. >> are you o'reilly factor fans by any chance? >> no. >> no? >> you know you are on "the o'reilly factor" now, right? >> hello. anybody home? >> i don't have any commentary. >> gutsy call. >> got a lot of guts. >> good entertainer. >> what's the first thing that comes to your mind when you hear bill o'reilly. >> government, official. >> bill could never get elected. >> bill: i think that message is a bad message. >> my grandfather would be loving this right now. >> hi graspy. >> hi, bill. >> bill: it always comes back to me doesn't it? >> to o'reilly's world. >> bill: if you had to add up all the grades of all the stuff talked to -- it was nice of that newseum. did they have any. >> talking points was in the the newseum. >> all of the people grading it come out to be what? >> i think a b minus average. >> obama friendly crowd. >> there you are at a museum about the mainstream media in d.c. on a work day. you are goin

. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight: >> i said to him "newt, we have been married a long time." he said, "yes, but you want me all to yourself calista doesn't care what i do." >> running a an interview with newt gingrich's former wife. we will speak to brian ross who filed the story. >> today, i am suspending my campaign and endorsing newt gingrich for president of the united states. >> bill: at least there was some good news for the speaker today. rick perry bowed out and is endorsing him. we will tell you what that will mean for the south carolina vote on saturday. >> he went in his pocketbook and he got mope and he paid for my light. >> bill: bill mitt romney hopes a poor black woman but his good deed is being branded racist. >> as an african-american woman it gulls me. i don't even like to watch it. >> bill: bizarre story that once again proves no good deed goes unpunished. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm b

o'reilly factor" is next. have a great weekend. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight: >> mitt romney wants to call himself a job creator. mitt romney doesn't care about jobs. he cares about money. >> bill: the far left viciously going after mitt romney. we'll play you the latest move on ad and have analysis with mike huckabee. >> what's the point of giving a prime time address to the nation without an obama plan? >> the president stood before you, i can't remember if you were here friday night. some of you weren't 'cause you cut out early. >> bill: members of the white house press corp. say the obama administration is trying to intimidate them, being mean to them, even cursing. can it be true? dana perino on that. >> what is a caucus? >> bill: the "jersey shore" crew getting involved in politics. kinda. >> a carcass? >> a caucus. >> bill: caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching. the political viciousness ramps up. that's the subject of this evening's talking points memo. preside

well, last night bill o'reilly asked him about his views on contraception. let's listen. >> you say that the states should have the right to ban some contraception. that's right off the bat going to be a big one. >> well, the states have the right to do a lot of things. that doesn't mean they should do it. someone asked me if the states have the right to do it. yes, they have the right to do it. they shouldn't do it. i wouldn't vote for it if they did, but that doesn't mean they have the right to do it. as you know, bill, you're a catholic, catholic church teaches that contraception -- >> i know, but -- >> -- so when i was asked the question on contraception, i said i didn't support it. >> well, actually, i think bill o'reilly's right about the view of the average catholic churchman. but the lady doesn't make the rules in the church, and maybe it shouldn't -- to keep things cool here. here's the question, dana, here's a guy who believes that the supreme court decision, the griswald decision, the famous one that basically opened the door to roe v. wade basica

. >> bill: o'reilly factor is on. tonight. what has been said many has been true. he's not a conservative. >> the far right going after newt gingrich, but why? what did he do to the conservative movement? some thoughts. >> you're throwing away the great process of the melting pot. everybody speaks english, i think it can kill the united states of america. >> pat buchanan off the air apparently for stuff he's written in his new book about the rise of minorities in the usa. we'll hear both sides of this controversy and attack on an asian teenager, a father turns in his own son. now, he may be having second thoughts. >> we'll analyze.

the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. president obama's state of the union address that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. nothing the president said last night surprised me. is he convinced the federal government can unleash economic justice that will bring prosperity to the u.s.a.

bill o'reilly is on deck, i'll see you tomorrow from washington. >> the o'riley factor is on tonight. >> i'm prepared to take this straight at the president and the ehe leet media one of the key issues is the the growing anti-religious bigotry. >> and newt gingrich hot on trashing of the media, now going after anti-religious people. will that help his campaign? bernie goldberg has some thoughts. if you believe that line, that the newt gingrich is the outsider, that will shake things up in washington and then i guess you'll believe that bill clinton didn't inhale. and mitt romney trying to get tougher because his campaign is sinking. and we'll tell if the governor can matcho up. >> we're not choosing a talk show host, we're talking somebody who will lead the free world. >> ♪ and the rocket's red glare ♪ >> what song is steven tyler singing? walk this way, steven right off the field. >> bill: caution, you're about to enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thank you for watching us tonight. can newt gingrich continue his rise? that's the subject of

hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thank you for watching us tonight. can newt gingrich continue his rise?t's the subject of this evening's talking points memo. and congratulations newt gingrich for the victory on saturday in south carolina, and we suggest send candy and flowers to abc news and cnn. those agencies tried to use the former speaker's former wife against him and turned it to a major victory, pointing out the inappropriateness of the situation, vis-a-vis the media. now, there's no question that the news media, it's very personal which is why the fox news channel is a dominant proo prime time agency in america. and we don't demean americans. and the opening the tabloid questions, voters in carolina cheered and turned the tide in favor of the speaker. now, mr. gingrich used another party. >> one of the key issues i'm prepared to take this straight at the president and frankly straight at the elite media one of the key issues is the growing anti-religious bigotry of our elites. and if you get a chance, if you go to newt.org, go to my campaign site. there's a 54-page paper there of

opinionated piers morgan says he's no comedian like jon stewart and he'll never be as partisan as bill o'reilly but he will nonetheless. humor and opinion there are more changes than examples to discuss and i'll be talking about a few of them today and i spoke just a little bit ago with seton smith comedian and filmmaker in new york i started out by asking him this why are news outlets which once prided themselves on being objective and only reporting the facts feeling the need to change here's his take i mean clearly it's all about ratings which is i guess that ratings for some reason is always the big i mean it's not said it's also it's good i'm actually wondering i want to be in that meeting with a.p. i want to know there had to be one person was like hey well maybe we should just you know do our news based on standards and ethics and then they just got laughed out of the room and mediately fired and here we're going to sell us over some ratings you know like that star appeal for their client their peers cannot talk about their source so i can say which one is that i was going to say probabl

i'll bill o'reilly. in the factor follow-up segment, we're concerned that the presidential race will include charges of racism against those who criticize president obama. so we asked bernie goldberg, keep an eye on that situation and he joins us from miami. i understand on tuesday you spotted something, bernie. >> yeah. andrew rosenthal, who holds a very important position in american journalism, he's the editorial page ed tore of the "new york times," wrote on the times web site, and i'm going to read you two sentences, bill. he said: there has been a racist undertone to many of the republican attacks leveled against president obama for the last three years and in a stunning presidential campaign. you can detect this undertone in the level of disrespect for this president that would be unthinkable were he not an african-american. then he goes on to give some examples. the first example is, joe wilson, congressman who shouted, you lie, to president obama. i think joe wilson was wrong. i think it was rud