bill o'reilly says it doesn't mean it's true. hey, put it on out there. >> yeah. would talked about this last week. i think you are totally off on the visits. >> bill: you think i'm totally off on it wouldn't you like to know for sure. because that would prove you right, powers. i know you embrace the concept. kirsten powers being right. just to have them released what the labels were so you can be right. >> logs show they were obama care meetings. >> bill: it doesn't say anything like that. no, no. >> and the number of times he actually showed up is something like 11, i think. >> bill: that's false. we don't know that. he was cleared in 157 times. and now we're asking for the logs. did he go? who did he meet with? what was the topic? they have it, they won't release it. that's the bottom line. thanks, ladies. army private bradley manning charged with aiding the enemy in a war on terror now some celebrities are supporting him and we will tell you who they are. michelle obama heckled at a ur, since discovering zumba fitness, my body has completely chang >> bill: fac

i'm bill o'reilly. here because we are definitely looking out for you! >> sean: and this is a fox news alert. a federal judge has ruled in favor of a temporary request for a dying 10-year-old girl named sarah. thanks to the courts she will be enlegible to have her name added to an adult lung transplant list. i will speak to the little girl's father and aunt about the heartwarming news and what comes next for the family. first, tonight in one of the most arrogant down right reckless decisions of his entire presidency barack obama has selected the ambassador to the u.n. as the next national security advisor. while the left wants to spin it as a partisan payback, the fa

there is nothing nefarious going on just because bill o'reilly has been raising questions about it. it doesn't mean that there is actually anything going on here. >> bill: that's just dumb. that's just dumb. if there wasn't anything going on, then the white house should release information about the meetings. they have it. release it. right? so what we have here is a defiant president, if he wants to promote ambassador rice is he going to do it. if he wants to stonewall about the irs commissioner? he will do that as well. and that's where we are on june 5th, 2013. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. reaction with us one of the stars of the five bob beckel. take the rice promotion first. do you agree with it. >> i agree with it i think she is highly qualified. i do think there is a little bit of defiance by obama. i don't think the american people care much about benghazi. that's a sad thing. that's gone beyond them. >> bill: why would you if you are a leader of a country, you are not just the leader of your country but the leader of all americans. why would you and i

. >> bill: o'reilly factor is on. >> this is type of program that put orwell to shame. >> bill: anotherhocking investigation. every verizon telephone customer is under surveillance. >> you personally signed the documents with the dollars on it before the conference. >> i initialed the routing slip. >> what does that mean to you? do you have any responsibility for that? >> bill: talk about an out of control situation, irs spending $50 million on conferences and parties even while they were unfairly scrutinizing conservatives. laura ingraham has some thoughts. also open warfare in great britain between muslim jihadists and angry citizens. we'll tell you all about that. >> caution you are about to the enter the no-spin zone. factor begins right now! ♪ ♪ >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. federal government out of control. that is the subject. seen every night i'm sitting here telling you about another horror story in washington. today we learned that americans that have verizon telephone services are being spied upon by the national security agency, nsa, intelligence gathering group that moni

. >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. data mining and you, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the surveillance situation very confusing but vitally important for every american. so, tonight, talking points will try to clarify what exactly is going on. and here is the headline. the u.s. government currently building a 1 million square foot complex in utah that will house phone call and email data taken from americans and foreigners alike.

hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching. a poll, what do you think of government snooping. that's tonight talking point memo. the national security agency is logging phone calls made by americans and storing them for possible scrutiny in the war on terror. also, there are unproven allegations that some e-mails may be in the hands of american intelligence as well. >> the accumulation of phone data wasn't anyone listening to the calls is most likely constitutional. but gathering up e-mail evidence, actual words, definitely unconstitutional. the government cannot pry into your conversations whether spoken or written without a valid legal reason. new cbs news polish u is out. first up, do you prove of the federal government collecting phone records of ordinary americans? 38% say yes. wow. 58% say no. the government's collection of those phone call records necessary to find terrorists in 53% say it is necessary. 40% say it is not. in the fwogovernment's efforts fight terrorism. how concern are you the government might be monitoring your internet use? 60%, not concerned. now it u

. >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. is the irs scandal like watergate? that is the topic of tonight as talking points memo. talking points is not linking the scandal to the white house. we're not implying, hinting or doing anything else other than reporting the facts. and so far, we've been dead on. last night we told you that former irs chief visited white house 157 times. far more than any other head or department cabinet member. and it wasn't even close. lodgically, we asked the white house to explain those meetings. with whom did mr. shullman chat? and what was the subject on all 157 occasions? any honest report irwould ask that question. and the white house should provide that answer immediately. there were no mentions this week of mr. shullman's visit does the white house on cnn, on abc, on cbs or nbc. none, nada, zip. that is what's called a blackout. so, if the irs boss visits the white house 157 times, it's a big story. now it would be wrong, wrong for any honest reporter to lay the irs scandal at the feet of president obama. at this point, ther

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. >> bill: o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> are these actually watergateesque? >>. no watergate was a constitutional crisis of the highest order. >> bill: not so fast. the irs investigation is just beginning. and things are looking very shaky for the federal government. we'll advance the story tonight with bob woodward. >> this is not a political pursuit. >> bologna. bologna. >> if it is not political why are only conservative groups being targeted? >> good question. how the press will likely cover the unfolding situation. >> he is still making up things. >> bill: is that a fair assessment of white house spokesman jay carney? bernie goldberg will weigh in. 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. is the irs scandal like watergate? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. first off, a clarification. talking points is not linking the irs scandal to the white house. we are not implying, insinuating, hinting or doing anything else other than reporting the facts

>> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> i think he is a traitor. i think he has committed crimes. nfrkts, by violating agreement. >> bill: the u.s. closing in on nsa whistleblower edward snowden who is still on the run and still talking about national security issues. we will have the very latest. >> did you do anything personally to make sure that this insidious, discriminatory practice was stopped? yes or no? >> the most aggressive interrogator about the irs abuse is congressman trey gowdy from south carolina. what does he think is really going on? the congressman will be here. also tonight, carl rove, bernie goldberg, juan and mary catherine and adam carolla all on the factor. 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. does the obama administration really want to solve all the controversies in washington? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the answer seems to be no. the obama administration does not want to tell us, we the people

>> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> if you are a u.s. person. the nsa cannot listen to your telephone calls and the nsa cannot target your emails. >> bill: president obama says the u.s. government is not reading private emails. the nsa whistleblower says they are. who do you believe? charles krauthammer will weigh in. >> in particular obviously a crucial way of reproducing whiteness, white supremacy, white privilege. >> bill: far left university of pennsylvania teacher says opposition to late term abortion is driven by white racism. incredible. we will show you what's going on. >> money for heroin. >> also tonight undercover reporter exposes fraud in 2 billion-dollar telephone entitlement. largely paid for by americans. this situation might shock you. >> people on drugs. they get this phone and they go get $40. >> 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. do you believe president obama? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. there is

. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> with respect to the internet and emails, this does not apply to u.s. citizens and it does not apply to people living in the united states. >> don't control -- troll through a billion phone that is unconstitutional and violates our privacy. >> bill: where do you stand on the issue? it is confusing. we will clarify it for you tonight. >> you are not allowed to go into that data until they have a particular warrant signed off on by a judge. >> bill: the surveillance controversy is dividing both political parties both like john mccain and newt gingrich support surveillance while rush limbaugh and glenn beck oppose it we will have extensive report on that. also tonight bernie goldberg on the poultry coverage of the irs scandal by the networks and thoughts about the government spying as well. 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. data mining and you, that is the subject of this eve

i am bill o'reilly.right here. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: and tonight in a hannity exclusive, who wrote the story about a secret deal joins me for the first interview. ed cline will explain how the clintons forced the from the fot agree the former secretary of state in 2016. plus, reaction to a report that several top obama aides are calling for the eric holder to step down. first,n tonight. fireworks on capitol hill today as lawmakers convened a fourth hearing into the irs enemies' list scandal. this was the first time the agency's acting commissioner testified about the scandal. daniel was joined by jay

. >> will o'reilly, my good friend, bill o'reilly. >> your friend bill o'reilly. i would not go on the show if he asked me to come on the show. that underlies all of these culture wars, doesn't it? this panic about losing a tradition of america. what is that? to use code language a lot for it but it seems to me it is driving a lot of these wars. so on one side you have, and let me just read quickly. when he ran for president in 1990 and again in 1996, he said about the culture war he said i will use the bully pulpit of the presidency of the united states the fullest extent of my power and ability to defend american traditions and the values of faith family and country for any and all direction. together we will chase the purveyors of sex and violence that beneath the rocks whence they came. so that is the battle cry. this war has on one side the pat buchanan and's in the conservative folks and by the way i think there was a counter racial revolution before there is a counter sexual issue because the whole racial issue is a very divisive issue and i wanted to speak

i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. data mining and you, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the surveillance situation very confusing but vitally important for every american. so, tonight, talking points will try to clarify what exactly is going on. and here is the headline. the u.s. government currently building a 1 million square foot complex in utah that will house phone call and email data taken from americans and foreigners alike. let me repeat: the national security agency nsa building an enormous complex, 25 miles south of salt lake city to mine data. that is ultra serious. a leaker named edward snowden gave information to the far left london newspaper the guardian saying the u.s. government is taking information from tech companies in order to fight the war on terror. snowden will be arrested if he doesn't get asylum in a country that does not have an extradition treaty with the u.s.a. he should be arrested even what he did may ultimately be a good thing. y

i'm bill o'reilly. please remember the spin stops right here.oking out for you. >>> this is a fox news alert. the american civil liberties union is suing the obama administration in an effort to prevent the federal government from spying on law abiding americans. now, the lawsuit filed by the aclu late this afternoon focuses on an nsa program that requires companies like verizon to hand over personal phone records of more than 100 million u.s. citizens. this includes the numbers that were dialled, the duration of the calls and much more. now, according to the aclu, the unprecedented spy operation is akin to snapping every american's address book and it gives a record of our associations and movements.

♪ >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. night: >> i'm a born-free american woman, wife, mother, and citizen. and i'm telling my government that youve forgotten your place. >> bill: thes into -- noose getting tighter around the neck of the irs. no question theyababused their power. we will hear from two senators who herd heard testimony again. >> girls attacking each other. >> bill: national media ignoring the epidemic of school violence in america. abc newscent had a shocking exposition. we'll show it to you. >> you are going to die tonight [bleep] >> bill: altonight the murder trial of george martin set to begin.avon is it legal with a preview. caution, you where it enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i o'reilly. thanks for watching under the us tonight. things getting worse for theist. that the is sung of this evening's talking points memo. devastating testimony today by americans who say they were unfairly treated by the irs. those telling the house stories all members of conservative groups

i'm greg gutfeld in for bill o'reilly. stops here because we're looking out for you. >> sean: welcome to the special studio audience edition of "hannity." s groupwe're joined by a of great americans, mostarge unfairly targeted by the irs a because of their associationve with fairs conservativeu organizations. coming up, you'll hearill their stories about what they've donem through, also hear from the attorneys representing their respective groups. first one of the most fas fascinating things to watch ove the past few weeks is the ever-changing time n.l. of whoat knew about the irs scandal. at first, nobody seemed to know anything about it. as the day goes by, that seems to be evolving quite a bit. watch this. >> can you give us assurances that the irs is not targeting particularar gro groups based ou

. >> laura: hi, i'm laura ingraham in for bill o'reilly. racial tensions in the trayvon martin trial that the subject of this evening's talking points memo. you probably heard testimony of rachel jeantel who was on the phone with him right before he was shot by george zimmerman. on a few key points, her story has changed from what she originally told authorities. she described zimmerman this way, according to what martin told her. >> she said the man looked creepy. >> creepy white, cracker. >> they are having trouble hearing you. take your time. >> creepy ass cracker. >> you are saying in the culture that you live in, in your community, people call people there call white people crackers? >> yes, sir. >> and do they use the "n" word regularly? >> yes, sir. >> she went on to say that she didn't think this was racist. for many nonblacks this was shocking to hear. after all paula deen has been excoriated for the last week and lost most of hers business interest for admitting to using the "n" word in the past. yet liberal defenders of ms. jeant

controversial bill moments away. >> laura: thanks for staying with us, i'm laura ingraham in for bill o'reilly the factor follow-up segment tonight, the senate immigration bill still causing deep divides. the supporters dig their heels in for a fight. earlier today president obama offered his support. >> all of us, i think, recognize that now is the time to get comprehensive immigration reform done, one that involves having very strong border security that makes sure that we are holding employers accountable to follow the rules, one that provides earned citizenship for those 11 million so that they have to pay back taxes, pay a fine, learn english, follow the rules, get to the back of the line. >> laura: joining me now from washington is frank sherri. he is the founder and executive director called america's voice. a pro-immigration reform group. frank, great to see you with us tonight. the bill is about 1190 pages. the amendment is about 100 or so pages. and when i had my staff print out the early bill the gang of eight bill and then you try to cross-reference all of the other new sections wi

i can't imagine what it is like to work with bill o'reilly oh let's just say temperamentally.s on tv but he is very angry. and it takes so little to set him off. if you forget mustard on his sandwich at lunch, he will dress you down like you have never been dressed down before. >> come for the incompetence, stay for the rage. >> stephanie: exactly. when they get things spectacularly wrong, they don't ever correct it, they just move on to the next anti-obama story. >> right. they refuse to admit a mistake, because i guess they are worried it will open them to criticism. [ overlapping speakers ] >> exactly. >> stephanie: this is the latest thing, o'reilly reported the former irs commissioner visited the white house 157 times. the real number is 11 times over four years. and they just kept saying it. >> bill's thing is he likes to seize on certain items and once he gets a number or fact or figure in his head we cannot convince him that it is not true. >> stephanie: like a dog with a raw hide. no, let it go. drop it. [ dog growling ] >> our staff was very good but we would try our

i'm laura ingram, in for bill o'reilly.lease remember, the spin stops right here, because we're always looking out for you. >> it is wednesday 26th. it is a theme straight out of a hollywood movie. $1.2 million stolen from a swiss airflight bound for the united states. the robber leaving behind the rest of the loot on board. $92 million. >> and yes he's here but no you can't have him. vladmir putin bluntly rejects extradition for snowed den. >> now it turns out the irs used your tax dollars to go on a spending spree buying wine, baby clothes, even romance novels. fox and friends first starts right now. >> people getting up and moving on the streets of new york city this morning. looks like it is going to be a great day. we hope it will be a great day where you are. you are starting it off pretty good joining us on "fox & friends first" this wednesday morning. i am heather childers. >> i am patti ann browne. thanks for starting your day with us. >> we begin with your five 5@5. $1.2 million in hundred dollar bills stolen from

. >> so tonight, krystal ball, bill o'reilly has a big problem with dwight eisenhower for creating this very shady position, where you don't have to beg the senate for your job. >> how dare the president be able to hire people to advise him. shady. incredibly shady. only under the obama administration would we have this lack of transparency. one thing that's interesting here, this is being read as a defiant, aggressive move, which it is. i am sure the president has awareness that republicans aren't too into susan rice, and they're seething over the fact there's nothing they can do about him appointing her national security adviser, but it is also remarkable that appointing, hiring someone to advise you who is well qualified, who has been a trusted voice, who will be a fabulous addition to the team, that that should be seen as somehow controversial and aggressive. to me it is just logical and makes a lot of sense. >> i hope there's no defiance at all. i hope the president isn't doing it because the republicans criticizing her really bothered me and i want to defy them with this appointme

the only person who can say no to him directly is roger ails himself. >> does bill o'reilly know he'sp, or does he genuine genuinely believe everything that he says. that e-mail and the muffin story, and they told you that it was debunked. it was a whole breakfast not just one muffin. why do you continue to say it? and i wonder does he really think, who cares what is real or not real i'm going to air with it or does he internalize it and really believes it. >> i think he some how tells himself that he's right. like the $16 muffin thing, even though it was debunked he came up with the explanation in his head why it wasn't debunked. he doesn't go to air thinking he's wrong. he's very self assured and not particularly self aware is i would say is the biggest beef on him. he these he's 100% right at all times. that being said, there is an elmanelement of showmanship there. he may play it up for the cameras, but i would be surprised if he ever thought that he was wrong more than 30 seconds in his life. if it comes to proving he's wrong, it's like pulling teeth. >> cenk: in the end analysis

i'm in for bill o'reilly. e spin is right here because we're always looking out four. >>> welcome back to hannity tonight the congress voted to the comprehensive immigration bill. the final vote could come in the next week. this border surge amendment was added on friday to the already 1100 page bill and senator jeff sessions pointed out prior to tonight's vote no one has had time to read this thing. >> us senators haven't had a chance to read the bill to see how the merge language falls throughout the legislation. see what other changes may have been made over the weekend. i was here. we've been trying to get through

the bill o'reilly of 2003 was pretty much like the bill o'reilly of 2013. 2003 was still basically known as an entertainer and left "saturday night live" a few years earlier and made waves with the political book "rush limbaugh a big fat idiot." but keeping a too in show business. stewart saves his family. the movie version of his most famous "snl" character. late line. short lived sitcom in which pranken played a political reporter in shall washington, d.c. the key is that al franken that day in 2003 was not exactly seen as a future political candidate. but his book really, really bothered o'riley and the green room before that panel, o'reilly apparently saw a preview version of the cover of franken's book. remember that book still hadn't been released. the cover o'reilly saw feature ad very unflattering image of o'riley and his face was sflochy and looked angry and jabbing his finger. he didn't like it. he thought was doctored and got upset. when his time came on speak at the panel a while later he couldn't keep it all inside. he aloued to franken and all

i'm laura ingram, in for bill o'reilly. stops right here, because we're always looking out for you. >>> in this fox news alert, we're awaiting results from today's special election in massachusetts as voters cast their ballots to pick a senator vacated by john kerry. edward markey and gabriel gomez. we'll have much more on the massachusetts special election later on this hour. we'll check in with former senator scott brown, live at the gomez campaign headquarters in boston. >>> first, the other big story tonight comes out of washington where the president and vice president concluded a meeting with congressional leadership on immigration reform. now, that high profile oval office sitdown took place as we are st