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bill o'reilly. , my north star, the emergency contact on my soul cycle membership. ( laughter ) and it hurts me to know i hurt the man i admire most, just as bill would be hurt if he hurt the man he admires most: himself. ( laughter ) you see, last thursday, i praised bill's plan to win the war on terror with an international army of 25,000 paid mercenaries, making it almost as large as the cast of "the expendables iii." ( laughter ) i loved papa bear's idea of war without political red tape so much, that i put forth my own equally-thought-out plan from the fourth grade. an army of expert double ninja super soldiers with laser nunchucks. it's a can't-fail strategy. i did not even include their allies-- the pirate boatercycle gang. but somehow, somehow, folks, bill o'reilly took bill o'ffense. >> people like stephen colbert mocking the plan. they don't know anything. but by being completely vacant, it doesn't stop these people from mocking ideas that might have some value, might solve some complex pro

. >>> hi, i'm in for bill o'reilly. a stunning report by the washington post alleges a white house aide was involved in the secret services scandal in columbia. the administration found out and covered it up because it would negatively affect the presidential election in 2012. at the time they defied any of their staff members were caught up in the controversy. >> there have been no specific credible allegations of misconduct by any one on the white house advance team or staff. out of due diligence, the white house counsel's office has conducted a review of the white house advance team. and in concluding that review, came to the conclusion that there's no indication that any member of the white house's advance team engaged in any improper conduct or behavior. >> one of the reporters who broke the story is with us, david nauk morey. i read the whole report. you heard jay carney say there was no involvement by the white house. yet in your story, you say specifically, david nyeland was told to withhold all the information

hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. ebola and race, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. one of the big dividers in this society is race, not builtry so much, almost all americans accept that -- should be treated equally by their fellow citizens and government. the problem with race is how it's used in public policy. racial approximately ticks has created the grievance entry, where some -- feel they should be compensated for their abuses and they should also get money or subsidies, repar rations as it's called. and because of slavery and the forced removal of them from their natuive land, they want stiff. it is,pushed by white liberals because they feel guilty that some mean norths are not succeeding in america. those are victims and -- blanket dispensations for irresponsible behavior. all of this above is corrosive to society. welcome the ebola controversy. three black nations in africa are ground zero for the spread of the deadly disease. 14 other african nations have now banned west africans in

i'm bill o'reilly, and the election 2016 segment tonight.who they support.lpa mitt romney, 21%. look at that.r jeb bush, 11%,çói]q mike huckabd 9%, chrisÑic christie, 6%, marc rubio, 6%, ben carson, 5%, paul ryan, 5%. joining us now from las vegas karl t( rove. does thatÑi poll surprise you? >> a little bit, but not in the way you'd expect.lpfá i would expect mitt romney to have ae1 higher number than Ñi2. my suspicion is if people thought he was running, his ljt. but i think most republicans have concluded from what he said over the last two years that he's not a candidate, will not be a candidate, is not going to be a candidate. particularly when his wife said as she said recently that they're done, done, done with that. but i -- if he were a candidate or perspective candidate or people assumed that he was goin( to run, i think hisy1 number wod be higher. >>txd all right. r @r(t&háhp &hc% u(uq- >> you are a too sensitive kind of guy. >> why would any human being on this planet get up at 5:00 in the morning to talk t+á chris wallacejf on fo

and we're going to ask bill o'reilly all about it. from leon panetta calling out his old boss to the ebola outbreak and the mounting pressure to keep flights out of west africa from coming to the u.s. bill will join me in just a bit. >>> speaking of ebola, how safe are you really? we're going to look at whether the government is doing enough to keep an outbreak from happening and if there really is a threat to americans at all. >>> a colorado district trying to hash out differences over proposed changes to their history curriculum. what they finally agreed to do to get the kids back in classes after nearly two weeks of protest. the real story on that and an exclusive interview coming up. ó >>> with the american people's distaste for washington, seemingly growing by the day, can the federal deposit be trusted to control the ebola outbreak? some politicians are, of course, already weighing in. among them tom tillis, republican candidate for the senate in north carolina has come out saying, "keeping the american people safe must be our n

were you for a moment tempted to entitle it dear bill o'reilly?rossed my mind, especially after seeing that clip, you know? i think, i would love for him to see it actually. i think he might need it. >> yeah, it sounded like it. tessa, john stn stewart took o'y through some things last night. i think it got lost in there in the big rush of words. he said for some reason yes, okay, so poor black kids have a tougher time. >> he did. >> that is the entire point. there's a lot of other words you can throw around there and they got caught and lost in a lot of other semantics. but the fact is bill o'reilly agreed with stewart's principle. >> i think about three times. he agreed with his principle. if you accept the idea of white privilege his point was then you have to accept the idea of white guilt and that's something he doesn't seem willing to do. but the two don't go hand in hand. >> it's interesting to me, someone pointed out when people wake up to racism in america, particularly in a post obama, post oprah america, they have to go through the stag

the book is called bill o'reilly killing patton. we'll just call this killing trees.idn't read it. >> jon: no, i did not read it. >> listen to me, here's all i want from you today. this is it, this is all we'vejá got to do in this conversation. just one, i have one simple goal. i want you to admit that there is such a thing as white privilege, that's all i want. >> jon: i knew you were going to say that. [cheers and applause] >> i just want you to say i am, i'm terribly terribly wrong on this. >> jon: okay, look, if there's white privilege then there has to be asian privilege. because asians make more money than whites. >> what? what kind of asian. >> asian americans. >> well no, it depends where they're from. >> they're from asia. they're asian americans. >> i understand that. >> they make more money, higher education, more affluent. so it's asian privilege, not white privilege. >> you're missing the point. it's not, that's, okay. here we go. the asian experience in america, the asian immigrant experience is very different from the black experience. so it's really, t

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i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. why the federal government is not protecting america. that's the subject of this evening's talking points memo. americans are rightly concerned that their government is not protecting them against the contagious disease. 27-year-old nina pham that treated thomas duncan who died from ebola last week has now been diagnosed with the disease. even though she was apparently wearing protective gear. very worrisome. a new poll of nbc news asks, should there be a ban on flights from west african countries into the usa? 58% say, yes. 20%, no. don't know and no answer, 22%. talking points has said from the beginning there's no compelling reason why west africans should be admitted to the usa when there is an ebola epidemic raging in that region. think about it. think about this. this is a national security issue, is it not? what reason on the earth not to suspend vi sas from that area? there is no reason. just a bunch of excuse making. >> we really need to be cle

. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. fallout from my interview with leon pa net attachment that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. predictably the former defense secretary is being attacked by some folks upset that president obama is being criticized. instead of debating what mr. panetta is saying. they are questioning his motives. >> panetta is out there trashing the president on the decisions he has made. shouldn't period of loyalty until the election is decided. >> there is nothing wrong to criticize the president. while the president is still in office that's low and a real blemish on leon panetta's record of service. >> bill o'reilly gave half of his show to leon pa net he that tonight hoping to it emphasize a rift between the president and his former advisor. >> for the record the nbc zealots are failing in the marketplace. their ratings always terrible getting worse. they have now fallen behind cnn that's because you cannot get an honest assessment from that operation which is in business solely

i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. ebola and race. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. one of the big dividers in american society is race. not bigotry so much. almost all sane americans, accept and understand bigotry is wrong. as the declaration says, all men are created equal and should be treated equally by fellow citizens in government. the problem with race is how it is used in policy. racial politics has created the grievance industry. where some minority people and their white ennationallers believe compensated for. some believe they should get money, direct payments for subsidies reparations it is called. there are others who say because of slavery and the forced removal of native americans from their land that they cannot compete in today's marketplace, therefore, they want stuff that a white. white liberals to feel guilty that some minorities are not succeeding in america. therefore they believe minorities are victims who cannot compete and must be treate

. ♪ ♪ i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight.ous racial politics that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. in north carolina the senate race between the democrat incumbent kay hagan and tom his very close and very dirty. a group organized by senate majority leader harry reid running this radio ad. >> tillis won't fight for us. instead he made it harder for communities to come to vote by restricting early voting and voter registration. he even led the effort to fight to fight stand your ground laws that caused the shooting death of trayvon martin. >> in addition, leaflets have been printed saying that senator hagan loses president obama will be impeached. in georgia sir late a flier warning if republicans win there will be more fergusons. the flier shows two black children holding signs that say don't shoot. arkansas leaflets say, quote: republicans are targeting our kids, silencing our voices and even trying to impeach our president. unquote. we looked for similar racial stuff on the republican side but could not

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i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. why americans believe things are outs of control. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. new poll of likely voters from states where midterm races are tight clearly demonstrates that most americans are uneasy with the state of the union. when asked by politico of which the following comes closest to your own view? 64% say things in the united states feel like they are out of control. right now. 36% are confident that the country can meet its challenges. next question, thinking ahead several years, are you optimistic or pessimistic about the country? 49% optimistic, 50% pessimistic. finally if the election for the house and senate were held today, for whom would you vote. 41% democratic candidate. 36% republican candidate. 23% don't know yet. now, that last question seems not to be logical. if a whopping 64% of americans think the country is out of control under the obama administration, why would anyone vote for a democratic candidat

did you see in particular what he said to bill o'reilly last night?l jack keane weighs in on what he calls a stunning moment. and he knows leon panetta well, in those remarks. >>> also tonight, one of the most iconic images of world war ii causing an international controversy. and you won't believe -- or maybe you will, why. >>> outrage tonight over one of the most iconic images of "watters' world" war 2. remember this? a kiss to mark victory over japan. not emp sees this as a simple kiss. a french feminist group now demanding a statue be removed from normandy. seems they think it represents a sexual assault telling reporters that the sailor could have left if these women, hugged them, asked them to kiss them in joy. you cannot make this up. the identity of the kissers has been disputed over the years, but the woman believed to be the nurse maintains she was happy to have been kissed. so there. >>> and joining us now to discuss that -- no, just kidding. general keane is here on something much more important. this is the new fallout tonight after defen

i am bill o'reilly.ays remember the spin stops right here we are definitely looking out for you. >> it is thursday october 16th, 2014. she knew she was sick and so did the cdc but she was still allowed to fly. brand new questions about the second nurse stricken with ebola. >> another ebola brief causing panic and a mystery man without any protective gear is seen loading the woman into a helicopter. >> the big court ruling setting a precedent. "fox & friends first" starts now. >> you are watching "fox & friends first" on this thursday morning. i am ainsley earhardt. >> thank you for starting your day off with us. amber vincent the second nurse infected with ebola flew on a commercial jet with a fever which means she could have been contagious. searching for 132 passengers on the front ear airlines flight from cleveladallas. they grounded the plane and p t six crew members on paid leave but the plane already took five flights since vincent was on it. >> as if all isn'tis bad enough we just learned cdc clea

i'm bill o'reilly.nks for watching us tonight. more disturbing news about ebola. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. this man, 33-year-old an american freelance camefor nbc d ebola in liberia and floppy back to the -- flown back to the u.s. for treatment. how could that happen since his duties would not normally put him into bodily fluid contact with ebola victims? no answer yet from nbc. he was working with nbc news medical correspondent dr. nannies sneiderman who is also being flown back to america in a private plane. she and her plane will be in quarantine for 21 days. the factor has called for the obama administration to halt all commercial flights and deny u.s. entry to any person from west africa until the epidemic subsides. but so far that request has not been heeded. >> there also are screening procedures in place at our border. so as individuals enter the country, they are observed by customs and border patrol and others to protect the broader american public. >> but as w

i'm bill o'reilly, please remember the spin stops here. you. >>> breaking tonight as the centers for disease control lays out a new battle plan for stopping the spread of ebola in the united states, critics are asking whether the man running the cdc can be trusted with this life and death fight. welcome to "the kelly file" everyone. i'm megyn kelly. a couple of hours ago dr. thomas frieden of the cdc held a news conference outlining new steps to prevent the further spread of the deadly ebola virus, introducing new rapid response teams here and promising to get necessary training to medical workers after a nurse became the latest to be infected. >> now, i've

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. >> when bill o'reilly asked leon panetta whether he was worried right now about the state of the country, about our future plans in the middle east, he said he is. he is worried. should we all be worried about the leadership in the white house right now in your opinion? >> well first of all, i've had a chance to work with mr. panetta for a brief few months. and he is of course one of our most thoughtful and wisest leaders on national security. so i think when he says things that we ought to listen. on the other hand instead of, i think, it is a real tendency to pile on these comments and others. and what we have to do is kind of look forward and say, okay, what are we going to do going forward? we know we have this really bad threat in its current manifestation is called isis. but the same extremist threat we've known about since before 9/11. so how are we going to deal with this in a meaningful way so we don't keep getting surprised by new mutations. >> here's what i'm asking, this isn't to get you to be political, which you aren't. but when i listen to leon panetta, he sounds scared. h

i am bill o'reilly.member the spin stops right here we are definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, 24 hours after the head of the cdc came on this broadcast to tell us that the cdc has been "clear and correct on its handling of the ebola situation in the u.s." the administration is now doing major damage control after a new patient contracts ebola and potentially exposes hundreds more to the illness. welcome to "the kelly file" everyone. i'm megyn kelly. tonight, president obama is at the white house after making the unusual decision to cancel his political plans in order to deal with this growing ebola threat. remember, it was roughly six weeks ago when he first addressed this issue. >> the chances of an e

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. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. racist america.t is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the far left once again banging the drum that america is a terrible country. nbc pedaling that here is happening today about ebola, isis, and illegal immigration. >> the brown people coming from the arab people coming from the east. the black people coming from africa, nobody is saying that in so many words. nobody is saying at all, but it's in the background of this whole discussion and anybody who would deny that doesn't know how this country operates. >> well, i deny it and i know how the country operates. we are not a racist nation. he is full of you know what. laws and high level decisions are not based on skin color anymore. in order to drive african-americans to the polls, race card is now being played with just two weeks before the election. thus, that disgraceful exhibition. on the ebola front, the administration is now backtracking on the travel ban as we told you it would. today it announced restrictions on anyone trave

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. >>> i'm bill o'reilly. thank you for watching us tonight. president obama gets blow-back from the intel community which is the subject of this evening's poll. there is deep anger among some working in the cia, dia and other american intelligence agencies because president obama told "60 minutes" it was an intelligence failure, not his fault, that isis grew into a monster. >> how did they end up where they are in control of so much territory? was that a complete surprise to you? >> well, i think our head of the intelligence community, jim clapper's, acknowledged that i think they underestimated what had been taking place in syria. >> at this point president obama has not taken any responsibility for the botched intelligence on isis. that has led to some evaluations for some. november 13, 2013, the deputy assistant secretaries for iraq and iran said this in front of the house committee. >> isil was led by a specially designated terrorist under u.s. law now based in syria. earlier this year he announced a campaign of terror to include attacks a