bill o'reilly, god bless you. keep it up. >> i love o'reilly.your suit. >> excellent threads. >> this is fox news. oh, my god. >> come to the vineyard. obama is looking for you and wants to hang out, have pie or a sandwich or something. >> come fishing with us and enjoy the summer over here sometime. >> watters' world on deck. jesse goes to spring break to ask about liberals on the campus. >> there are still very many liberal individuals. >> they get a little offended when you're a conservative like me. it's just the way i'm made. >> watters is next. when i crave a smoke that's all i crave. that's where this comes in. only nicorette gum has patented dual-coated technology for great taste. plus nicorette gum gives you intense craving relief. and that helps put my craving in its place. that's why i only choose nicorette. i was thinking about htaking this speed test from comcast business. oh yeah? if they can't give us faster internet or save us money, they'll give us 150 bucks. sounds like a win win. guys! faster internet? i have never been on the

bill o'reilly god bless you brother, keep it up. >> i love you o'reilly.uits. >> excellent threads. >> this is fox news, oh my god. >> come to the vineyard, obama is looking for you. he wants to hang out and have some pie. maybe a sandwich or something. >> come fishing with us and show mark and enjoy the summer over here sometime. >> watters world on deck. jesse goes out on spring break to ask about liberals on campus. i guess there are liberals right there. i don't know. >> united states air force academy there are still very many very liberal individuals. >> you are kidding. they get offended when you are conservative. it's just like ha hey, that's the way i am made. >> watters is next. get the mercedes-benz you've always wished for, now for an exceptional price. [ho, ho, ho, ho] lease the 2014 cla 250 for $329 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. and we're here in detroit with our amazing team members. the best part about working with quicken loans, is that you have a mortgage expert on the other line that's always gonna find out the best possibl

please welcome papa bear bill o'reilly. bill!cheers and applause) welcome. >> thank you. >> stephen: . >> you hear that booing. >> stephen: that is not booing, that is the bear call, they are going boo, papa bear. >> no, no. >> stephen: that is ooo riley. >> that is jon stewart in that played shirt that is what he is dolessing. >> stephen: he is not allowed in the building. he's jealous. >> he is jealous of you. >> stephen: the man is a sexual predator that is why i had to leave, bill. you have no idea what that is like. all right. now look at this. we put this up for you. did you see that? >> i do see it. >> stephen: i gave that to the kennedy school of government in harvard and i said no, i'm taking it back. >> i don't blame you. i would take it back. you are a handsome man. >> stephen: can you accept that, that you are a handsome man. >> no. >> stephen: you are, bill. >> not from you. >> stephen: you own it. >> not from you. >> stephen: it is nothing wrong from one man saying to a man he admires are you damn handsome, and with

bill o'reilly. god bless you, brother. e o'reilly. >> i love your suit. >> excellent threads. >> this is fox news. oh, my god. >> come to the vineyard. obama is looking for you. he wants to hang out. have some pie. get a sandwich or something. ♪ >> come fishing with us and show mark and enjoy the summer over here sometime. >> waters' world on deck. jesse goes down to spring break to ask about liberals on campus. i guess there are liberals right there, i don't know. >> the united states air force academy. there are still very many, very liberal individuals. they get a little bit offended when you're conservative. it's just the way i am made. >> waters is next. it's just ordinary fleece but the comfort it provides is immeasurable. the america red cross brings hope and help to people in need every 8 minutes, every day. so this season give something that means something. and i quit smoking with chantix. i had tried to do it in the past. i hadn't been successful. quitting smoking this time was different because i got a prescript

. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly.nks for watching this special edition of the o'reilly factor, killing lincoln. for the next hour, we will explore abe abraham lincoln's impact on our country how i came to write the best selling book about his final days and how that book became a critically acclaimed movie. we begin now with leadership and president lincoln. that was the subject of a recent talking points memo. >> most americans well understand the u.s.a. is not in good shape right now. the economy very shaky, millions of americans can't find jobs and the national debt every single one of us in jeopardy. but the worst part? few solutions are in motion. so what the country needs right now is traumatic -- dramatic leadership. enter abraham lincoln. as you know my book killing lincoln is a microday by day look what lincoln went through the last days of his life. i i wrote the book so americans would understand the sacrifices he made for this country and the personal suffering that he went through in order to keep the uni

i'm bill o'reilly thanks again for watching. we'll leave you with sting and a cut off his new album. take it away. >> stephen: now, folks, before you pass judgment, keep in mind this clip is from the early '90s. that means the sting individual owe he was going to play was from sting's album the soul cages. the first time i heard it, i wanted to bead someone to death with a lute. now, i can see why this o'reilly clip is popular. it's a shocker. i mean, who could have guessed bill o'reilly had a temper? >> he should have been deported. and this mayor and this police chief didn't deport him. >> stephen: good one, bill. now, as far as i'm concerned bill did nothing wrong in that "inside edition" clip. he just has a firm hand. ask anyone he has loofa 'd. you've got to strike a little fear into the crew. i mean, my crew is always trying to sneak phrases into the teleprompter and i and my tiny, tiny penis will not stand for it. i have a tiny penis, okay? so, in solidarity, in solidarity with you, bill, tonight i am showing a never- bef

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the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight.rica, the torture nation. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. ever since we were attacked on 9/11. there has been ongoing debate over how to fight the war on terror. there are some folks like me, who believe we must use harsh measures to defeat the jihadists who would slaughter us all if they could. there are others who say we must obey the geneva convention even we are fighting an enemy that does not fall under that treaty. then there is the definition of torture. some believe that subjecting a captive to loud noise or verbal threats is torture. so, it's useless too debate the issue because minds will not changed. enter a report by democrats on the senate intelligence committee it says that the cia tortured captured al qaeda suspects and lied to congress about it. the senate intel committee is comprised of 8 democrats and seven republicans. all of the republicans, all of them refuse to endorse the report. , which by the way, cost $40 million to produce. the g.o.

check out the bill o'reilly doiko'reilly.com christmas store. like the mayor of new york city you are throwing police officers in the garner case under the bus. that's just bull, william. i'm delivering honest analysis. nobody gives the police benefit of the doubt more than i do, and the cops know it. but we do not kneejerk here. the tape tells the story that should have been adjudicated in court, in my opinion. los angeles, mr. garner's dead but not necessarily from an illegal chokehold. that's why a trial should have been held. so the people could hear the medical evidence presented and scrutinized by both sides. that's the best i could do, sterling, virginia. bill, your talking points on the garner case were spot-on. you showed your fairness and class. florida, come on, this is just the homicide police abuse. pathetic. you stated in the tip that if you raise your voice these days you're considered a maniac. i've seen you raise your voice many times. i rest my case. hazel township pennsylvania. bill, you and charles krauthammer must be mad as h

guest: i was thinking about my friend, bill o'reilly, over at fox news. i was thinking about some of he wants to that have -- iit sort of worries me. i think we need to do more more ng aand take a realistic attitude about the difference a culture does make make ur life. in your life. i go back to my parents -- when i was in high school, i asked my dad -- dad, what class are we in? son, we are poor. though t feel poor, even i had holes in my socks when i went to school. my parents were always working, and they insisted, too, that i work since age 12. it is character building, there's no doubt about it. but that is what keeps you even when you have no resources when you are around. resources your inner drive and that culture that you grew up in. so i am worried about the deterioration of that. host: you refer to both terry is on your o earlier, and bill o'reilly. are they really france? -- are they really friends? guest: actually, i feel know both these gentlemen, and a number of other conservatives here in washington. i'm from chicago. is no such thing as

. ♪ ♪ >>> hi i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching tonight. race relations in(acm america.he subject of this evening's talking points memo. the rioting in ferguson, missouri, would actually bring more riots against blacks. that's because most americans do not want anarchy, looting and destruction. they resent whoever does that no matter what the cause. a new fox poll tells the story. do you agree or disagree with the decision of the grand jury in ferguson, missouri not to seek criminal charges against thejñ white police officer in the august shooting death of a black teenager? >> agree 55%. disagree 33%. tonight know,nç 12%. among whites, 65% agree. but just 12% of blacks think the missouri grand jury did the right thing. there is your racial divide. bottom line on the michael brown shooting is that beyond a reasonable doubt mr. brown attacked the police officer darren wilson. that's it. when that happens you are not going to get an indictment law enforcement agency no matter what happens afterward. second question in the poll. do you agree or disagree with the decision of

i'm greg gutfeld in for bill o'reilly.ase remember, the spin stops here because we're looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, police departments across the country on alert. advising officers to wear body armor and avoid conflict as the political fallout grows more intense following the executions of two new york city policemen. good evening and welcome to "the kelly file" everyone. i'm megyn kelly. tonight we are learning tragic new details about two lives cut short and nypd officers gunned down in broad daylight just five days before christmas. their accused killer a career criminal who earlier that day shot his ex-girlfriend in maryland and then traveled to new york intent on killing cops. he laid out his plans on social media, saying he planned to put

plus you're not high, bill o'reilly is actually here tonight. okay.e) you might also be high. caution, you're about to watch me enter a no spin zone. is "the colbert report." captioning sponsored by comedy central ( applause ) ( theme song playing ) (cheers and applause) >> stephen: okay. yes. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: oh. thank you. please. please be seated. thank you, thank you so much, heroes. you know, you are the luckiest audience ever. well -- (cheers and applause) >> stephen: well, at least since the one in the roman coliseum that got to see by would win, a christian or a lion. spoiler alert, lion. i almost wish i was you. but that would mean i wasn't me and i'm the luckiest host ever. see when this show started 14 months ago i had one goal it wasn't to have huge ratings, until i got them. or get cheated out of an emmy by barry manilow. or participate in the execution of a brutal middle eastern dictator. oops! cat's out of the bag. no, no, folks. my goal was to get bill o'reilly to appear as my guest. an folks, tonight i did it! killer,

. ♪ ♪ >> in for bill o'reilly. right to our top story. ld new york city mayor bill de blasio step down after the execution of two new york city police officers, the brutal assassinations of officers rafael ramos and wenjian liu happened on the heels of nypd. staten island decided against indictment in the death of eric garner, de blasio wondered at news conference if his biracial son was safe from the police. yesterday on the factor, bill o'reilly unequivocally called for de blasio's resignation. >> police officers turned their backs on bill de blasio the mayor of new york city. good for them. good for them. this is an individual who should resign today, today. he cannot run the city. he has lost the control of the police department. and their respect are. they will never come back, no matter what he says. because he sided with the protesters. >> this morning bill o'reilly doubled down. >> his main job in the city is public safety. 8-millimeter people in the city. out of the 8 million, there is maybe 800,000 that will hurt you. badly. so b

i'm bill o'reilly.for watching us tonight. the cia and the police. that is the subject of this even's talking points memo. speaking on "meet the press" former vice president dick cheney said the end justifies the means. that the tough interrogation methods used by the cia in the week of the 9/11 attack were me necessary to save american lives. he would not change a thing, he'd do it all over again. and most folks seem to agree with that assessment. a new pew poll asks were the cia's interrogation methods justified in the period po following the september 11th terrorist attacks? 51% say justified. 29% not justified. 20% don't know. do you believe harsh interrogation methods prevented another terrorist attack? 56% say yes. 28%, no. so the folks seem to be siding with mr. cheney. according to the controversial senate intelligence report, at least 26 detainees were abused or wrongfully held by the cia. the agency says only three were waterboarded, implies more were. the report also says the cia misled congr

bill o'reilly. st of fox news o'reilly factor. >> very good. >> he has a nice tie in that picture, actually. >> excel let me threads. >> he's been number one for over a decade. you're obviously a huge fan. >> a congressman, upstate. >> that's rob lowe. >> rob lowe. he's the guy in the commercials for direct tv. >> i'm sigh per creepy rob lowe and i have cable. >> i like rob lowe. >> rob lowe plays kennedy in the movie killing kennedy. >> okay. >> do you see where we're going with this? >> they made bill's book, killing kennedy in a movie and rob lowe plays kennedy. did i just blow your mind? >> that's crazy. >> would war 2. >> you going to check it out. >> i will. >> you got nothing else to do, do you. >> i don't. >> do you plan on reading "killing kennedy?" >> no, but i might now. >> there's a barnes and noble right. >> he probably got really rich off of that mo. >> thanks, excellent work, appreciate it. >> i'm going to start watching now and maybe i'll see myself on the show. >> i like how you did

yeah, and as usual, bill o'reilly put it most -- >> look, we're fighting a war. have a book on world war ii, "killing patton," so i know what i'm talking about. bad things happen in war. the truth is mistakes were made, but they were made in the fog of war to protect americans. >> stephen: i'm going to miss that good man. >> he's not going off the air. you are. >> stephen: yeah, but no one's gonna pay me to watch him anymore. so (bleep) that noise. >> you have to admit bill's right. you can't judge what happens in the "fog of war." >> stephen: what fog? this wasn't low-level troops making split-second decisions in a free-fire zone. it was over seven years of lawyers at the highest levels of government writing legal briefs about simulated drowning... >> sorry, stephen. i can't hear what you're saying. it's too damn "fog of war" in here. >> stephen: you can't hear me because it's foggy? >> can't hear you! foggy! >> stephen: you're holding a (bleep) fog machine! >> oh, this? i didn't see that because of the "fog of fog." >> stephen: look, fog or no fog, we said we d

for instance bill o'reilly and the war on christmas?nly one hero to write about that, and that is bill o'reilly. >> the young woman in there that fought in afghanistan, she is a medic. she-- monica thomas. she was in a convoy, hit by an ied. she rushed in to save the lives and she did of several other of her comrades. and by the way, herroism and that of women like her should put to rest any discussion or argument whether women should serve in combat or not. >> well, let's talk about-- let's talk about-- let's talk about what is going on in the middle east an afghanistan. >> yep. >> stephen: you have said we will have boots on the ground in syria by the end of this year or next year? >> i think it depends on how the president feels his force to do that it he continues to tell us what we want and end up doing it for now, 1500 more as you know recently. and now these people aren't going away. >> stephen: should we have troops. >> we should have boots on the ground. >> we should have more air controllers, we should have special forces and

. >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thank you for joining us tonight. president obama and the ferguson controversy. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. with mr. obama under heavy fire for granting about 5 million illegal aliens resident in america, he has to tread softly on the rule of law. as you know many believe he is violating the constitution on the undocumented people. he is in a tough spot in ferguson, missouri, and some believe they want to promote the idea that they are mowing down young black men. so far the president has not made any anti-police statements. but he has generated millions to have police put cameras on their helmets. that is a good thing, in areas where the police put cameras on their uniforms, charges against them by civilians have been lower. but the president has been vague on ferguson. >> it is not just a problem for some. it is not just a problem for a particular community or a particular demographic. it means that we are not as strong as a country as we can be. and when applied to the criminal justic

. >>> hi, i am bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the truth about the senate torture report. that's the subject of this evening's talking points memo. many fair minded americans are confused because a report by senate democrats accuses the central intelligence agency of torture, bad management and lying. but at this point every single cia leader since the 9/11 attack has refused to endorse the report. and three of them wrote a scathing op-ed in "the wall street journal," calling it bogus and dangerous. every american should read that op-ed. as i said, the days following 9/11 were filled with chaos. america expected another al qaeda attack and there were plots investment. because the cia had failed to detect the al qaeda attack on 9/11, that killed nearly 3,000 americans, the agency was under intense pressure, and so when terrorists were captured, intense pressure was put on them, and in a few cases harsh interrogation methods were used. president bush and vice president cheney ordered those coerce techniques and both men stand by the

i'm bill o'reilly, ms. megyn is next.n stops here cause we're definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, ferguson on the agenda. the topic of not one, not two but three meetings at the white house today. and the subject of a new promise from the president himself. welcome to "the kelly file" everyone, i'm megyn kelly. president obama summoning leaders from across the country today to discuss last week's grand jury ruling in ferguson, missouri, and the ongoing racial divide in america. included in today's meeting the president's go-to man on race issue, al sharpton. noticeably absent from that meeting, any ferguson city or ferguson police leaders although law enforcement representatives from some national organizations were there. afterwards president obama vowed a new task force

. >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thank you for joining us tonight. president obama and the ferguson controversy. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. with mr. obama under heavy fire for granting about 5 million illegal aliens resident in america, he has to tread softly on the rule of law. as you know many believe he is violating the constitution on the undocumented people. he is in a tough spot in ferguson, missouri, and some believe they want to promote the idea that they are mowing down young black men. so far the president has not made any anti-police statements. but he has generated millions to have police put cameras on their helmets. that is a good thing, in areas where the police put cameras on their uniforms, charges against them by civilians have been lower. but the president has been vague on ferguson. >> it is not just a problem for some. it is not just a problem for a particular community or a particular demographic. it means that we are not as strong as a country as we can be. and when applied to the criminal justic

i am bill o'reilly. remember, the spin stops here cause we're definitely lookingt for you. >>> breaking tonight, the white house weighing america's response as fox news confirms that the fbi believes north korea is indeed behind a cyber attack that has targeted hollywood and wounded the first amendment. welcome to "the kelly file" everyone. i'm megyn kelly. in a symbolic sign of surrender today, hollywood billboards for the movie "the interview" were torn down. look at this. 24 hours after sony pictures caved to terror threats and canceled the christmas day release of a comedy film involving a plot to assassinate north korean dictator kim jong-un. tonight we are getting word that two more movies set in north korea will not be seen in theaters any time soon. one is stalled

. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight.primary anchor on univision jorge ramos asked me for an interview. i immediately said okay because mr. ramos is a standup guy. he comes in here when we ask him. the interview was interesting because jorge and i see the world very differently. >> thank you so much for inviting me to your set. >> a pleasure. you always come on the factor jorge. you are a standup guy so i'm happy to talk to you. >> this is the no spin zone. when it comes to race, politics immigration, you are clearly right wing. >> well, that's your opinion, but i would say that i'm a problem-solver. on immigration, for example, which is one of your big issues, all right? >> sure. >> i want everyone to be treated fairly. i don't oppose a pathway to citizenship for illegal aliens in america. i do not oppose that. >> but you want to secure the border. >> correct. because i don't want the merry go around to continue which i don't think does the country any good. chaos doesn't do any good. >> you see untrable. that's impossib

. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight.ism in america and how it effects you, the every day citizen. notice i didn't say the ordinary citizen. because that is inaccurate. there are no ordinary people. all of us are unique. but working class folks make this country run. that's always been the case so tonight i want to take a look at how liberalism is effecting all of us. and that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. this woman, senator elizabeth warren from massachusetts is emerging as the face of liberal america. some in the leftist media do not trust hillary clinton. believing she is so socially moderate and too hawkish in the war on terror. so, senator warren is receiving adoring coverage and being encouraged to run for president on the democratic ticket by the likes of the far left web site move on. the senator is an interesting woman. she spent nearly 20 years teaching at the harvard law school and once claimed to be of cherokee dissent. that came back to bite her as the boston herald reported she has n

hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight.e black americans dislike their country. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the cold truth is african americans have it harder than other ethnic groups in the usa that is a fact. and anyone who denies it is not living in the real world. but there is another truth, and that is america offs more opportunity to black people than any other country on earth. i received a letter from kendall qualls who lives in erie, coloerican with a masters degree from the university of michigan. i paid for my education personally by working and taking loans. america is not only fair, but an inspiring place for the entire world. here you can build dreams. so why, then, do we hear so many other voices condemning america? interesting question. enter president obama, perhaps the greatest african american success story in history. but the president has largely avoided the racial issues that are now planted on page one. when basketball superstar lebron james and other prominent african a

bill o'reilly is not going to miss mr. colbert's character. >> mr.lue how to fight the jihad. >> bill o'reilly is a [ bleep ] ego maniac. >> reporter: launched in 2005 and followed jon stewart's "the daily show." colbert did not mock the news the way stewart does. he created a whole persona who believed he had a whole nation behind him. someone who pretended there was nothing that could change his mind. o'reilly, the number one star on cable news, was his model or, as he calls him -- >> papa bear, bill o'reilly! bill! [ applause ] >> reporter: colbert once said of his character, i think of him as a well-intentioned poorly informed high-status idiot. but it was more than a spoof. it was a media critique. he played a right-winger. >> your reasonableness is poisoning my fear. >> reporter: and believe it or not, he actually educated his viewers, too. >> at the policy center they found the colbert nation not only thought they knew more about some as campaign finance reform but they were actually right. >> reporter: but colbert is not colbert. when he's no

. >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. achieving the american dream, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. when i was a kid growing up in modest circumstances, my parents told me that i could succeed in life, they didn't say much more than that, only that i could be successful. from my vantage point the american dream meant that i would have a happy life and contribute to society. each one of us has our own definition of the dream. a recent "new york times" poll does do you think it is still possible to start out poor in this country, work hard and become rich? 64% of americans say it is possible. 33% say it is not. 3% don't know. second question. do you think the economic system in the u.s.a. is basically fair? 52% say it is. but 45% say it's unfair. 4% don't know. for this poll, money was a basic theme and for this memo we will stay on that subject. as someone who started out with little. i was flat broke when i began my first broadcast job in scranton, pennsylvania. i know you can become welty in am