neighbors know there are two times when things get loud attica saw at casa wilmore, one during bill o'reilly and the next is when -- [crowd cheering] sometimes we watch o'reilly. all right, this be great stuff. let's take a look. according to the fbi there was 1 million 163,000 violent crimes last august 13. only 3,500 were classified as race-based hate crimes. >> larry: only 3-bgsz3,500. the last time billow billow bill o'reilly said 3,500 is when someone asked him about his claws trowel cholesterol level. even though bill is not a big number guys who said he was covering something miles away. owe kairks onlyokay, 3500. still sounds to the.59 race state base crime per day. according to my knowledge that's about 9.58 too many. right. [applause] too many. yes. i am willing to concede there's .01 that probably deserves a little bit of that. baby shouldn'tprobably shouldn't say that i don't know. at least bill o'reilly always has guests on to talk down to. what brothers is he going to have to talk about that. is it the one on the left. do you know what maybe it will be that black lady from out

jesse watters in for bill o'reilly. rld segment tonight, bill recently assigned me to cover a cannabis expo in new york to try to get the folks to tell me what they think about pot and politics. take a look. ♪ >> cannabis expo. you look like you fit right in here. >> i do. thank you. >> so what are you doing here today? >> this is actually what we are using to quantify the effects of cannabis. >> you look like the guy from weird science. >> by the way why are we all wearing bras on our heads? >> what brings you here today. >> cannabis world congress. >> this congress probably gets just as much done as our congress in d.c. >> liberty is too precious to be buried in books. >> what does cannabis help you with. >> i feel good. so much energy. >> do you smoke marijuana. >> yeah. >> how often? >> twice a week. [ laughter ] >> i don't like alcohol. when i go home, this is my cup of wine. >> do you smoke recreational ely. >> right now i'm on parole. i can't smoke. >> tough break. >> yes. >> do you think that america should becom

[screams] >> i like bill o'reilly. >> bill o'reilly is going extinct soon too. ever watch watters world. >> no. >> i'm watters and you are in my world right here. >> awesome. >> jurassic world. >> i don't know whether to laugh or really get into this. [ laughter ] >> just laugh. >> okay. ha ha. ha ha ha. ha ha ha. ♪ >> all right well, they are all good sports, watters right? >> you like that one. >> that was pretty funny. but, again i mean, people just don't -- >> -- 20 years ago. that's when dinosaurs went extinct, so i'm 35, i said. they were alive when i was growing up. >> i think they say anything at this point when you show up. there were no women in. >> there there were a lot of females going to in there. >> there were a lot of females going to see jurassic world. i tried to get you know. i look for women to interview and didn't find any. >> there weren't any bikini clad women in the theater. >> if there were i would have found them. >> watters on thursday subbing for me. >> yes. >> okay. >> i could go extinct. >> is that why you're sweating? >> profusely.

i'm bill o'reilly.cific trade agreement and her take on the confederate flag. as secretary of state who wants the trade agreement, mrs. clinton said this. >> we are making progress toward finalizing a far reaching new trade agreement called the transpacific partnership. the so-called tpp will lower barriers raise standards and drive long-term growth across the region. >> back then secretary clinton was very bullish on the trade agreement. no longer. joining us from washington, fox news senior political analyst brit hume. you know i'm at the point where no matter what we do and this is not an anti-hillary clinton deal this is a reporting the facts deal but no matter how many times you show mrs. clinton as not a sincere person she does flip-flop on issues her supporters don't care. they don't care what she does. am i wrong? >> i think maybe to some extent you are, bill. we're seeing something i don't think many of us expected the extraordinarily large and enthusiastic crowds turning out to hear bernie han

you got into it with bill o'reilly on this subject. do you think the media are playing a unifying role or divisive role? >> there are people in media playing different roles. some people are deviceivisivedivisive. it's a conversation we need to be having. too many people really believe as bill said that this is a fringe issue. i don't think it's a fringe issue. with the con fedfederate flag people say that doesn't have anything to do with the shootings. whether it does or not, why is the flag there? if this is the reason we're going to talk about it it's a fine time. >> the flag is a symbol of those murders because he photographed himself clutching that flag. out of respect for those people -- >> even if that hadn't happened it's amazing that it took this long to have republicans standing up saying let's take the flag down. >> it's a base burning gesture on their part. i'm glad to see so many able to step forward. >> don't forget to send me a tweet. want to know what you think about these issues. when we come back more on the coverage

at least bill o'reilly always has guests on to talk down to. what brothers is he going to have to talk about that. is it the one on the left. do you know what maybe it will be that black lady from out numbered. got a bit of a 'tude right. oh no it will be that crazy black peacher talking about having guns in church. remember him. which black fox are you going to bring out. >> with us here in new york city monica crawlly. as? washington -- >> larry: two white leads. you're going to have a nuanced conversation about this racial. okay i guess this is the conversation i've been waiting for. [laughter] you always surprise me#gñ butrnever disappoint me. actually, to be fair, the contributor kirs kirsten powers. >> i don't know why you're unable to see that. >> i don't think it's an epidemic of racism it'sxd not ingrained in this society and every country on earth has racist elements in it. >> larry: racist elements. what's a wrist es element anythingkneerho --negronium. the times you're going to find nogronium is south carolina. if o'reilly can't fin

i am bill o'reilly.emember this spin stops right here because we are definitely lookinging out for you. >>> breaking tonight, big news out of baltimore. the kelly file has learned that the police crackdown that led to the arrest and subsequent death of drug suspect freddie gray was directed by district attorney marilyn mosby, the very woman now prosecuting six police officers with what was an attempt to comply with her orders. this is a stunning development in a case that has spark aed rye rots protests and apgry debates all the way to the white house. she had publicly said these cops had no business chasing freddie gray and placing him under

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i am bill o'reilly.ember the spin stops here because we are definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, we are getting new details in the "the kelly file" investigation into an alleged sexual assault at a prestigious college as the case raises serious questions about what passes for justice on college campuses. welcome to "the kelly file." i'm megyn kelly. picture this. a young man is attending one of the country's elite schools. accuses him of sexual assault for an incident that occurred nearly two years earlier. he was drunk on the night in question but denies sexual assault. now the school opens the case against him. it is the kind of trial his college education, his reputation his

the factor begins right now. >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. demonizing america as a racist nation. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. it is an amazing thing to watch. the u.s.a. has gone from being the land of the free and the home of the brave to a country dominated by white supremacy. no longer is it white privilege, now it's supremacy. the allegation that white americans are active ely trying to keep black americans down. that is what the far left is now putting out there largely unchallenged by a coward ely media. you hear the insane rhetoric on cable news nearly every night. it is an outrageous tower of babble. >> we are a white supremacist society. we are a society that on its face values white people, what they do and their body, their integrity more than people of color. >> racism built into this country, is it in the hearts of many americans. >> oh, i definitely think that's the case. >> i would like to know if the white churches in this country are hanging their head in shame today. the shame isn't enough beca

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bill o'reilly and david fischer come in third with a campanion book leanlygendlegends and life. and then fox contributor shares her life in "the good news is" and american wife, the wife of chris kyle recounting hoar her life after her husband's death. and in the road to character, david brooks looks at the live of ten individuals as examples to achieve success. and the inventor of tesla and paypal. and tom broke caw discusses his personal battle with cancer in a lucky life interrupted. and that is a look at the current non-fiction best sellers according to the chicago tribune. >> here is a look at recent books featured on booktv's afterwards. one recent guest was april ryan whitehouse correspondent for the urban radio networks discussing her life and career. and we spoke with mike huckabee. he talked about politics and culture. wes moore was here for his book the work sharing the quest to find meaning in his life. and booktv talked about his book, gateway to freedom, detailing the history of the underground rail road. and cornel west talked about his book the radical king a col

i'm bill o'reilly. remember the spin stops here.ely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, one week after president obama gets hit for praiseing his own foreign policy which he bragged had "ended the major ground wars," he does it again. welcome to "the kelly file," everyone. i'm megyn kelly. it happened late this afternoon at the white house as the president was making remarks to asian leaders and sharing his take on our place in the world. >> people don't remember when i came into office the united states in world opinion ranked below china and just barely above russia. and today once again the united states is the most respected country on earth. and part of that i think is because of the work that

. >>> hi i'm bill o'reilly. thank you for watching us tonight. the supreme court rules. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the court's acceptance of the gay marriage was predicted. and in fact we accurately told what would happen next week. the supreme court is made up of a variety of americans, some say it is a country that needs to be changed. others believe it is a settled nation where established law should be up held. chief justice john roberts provides an example. he believes that congress should make the laws not judges. that was the intent of the founders. it's in writing. so roberts jumped through legal hoops to justify obamacare no matter what the legal problems. roberts ignored them. deferring to congressional approval of the affordable health care law. so his credit, roberts is consistent. he voted against gay marriage because again he doesn't want the court to make law, which the guy nuptial decision certainly does. most of the other justices are consistent as well. they often decide cases through a prism of what they believe to be ri

. >> hi i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. anger on the left is the subject of this evening's talking points memo as we reported last night. 50% of americans, half the country disapproved with the job president obama is doing according to a new quinnipiac poll. that angered some of the mostardoned supporters standing by their man they believe is misunderstood. when asked what his accomplishments have been there is one thing left can point to obama care. and that may be overturned by the supreme court this month. the president's tenure has been mediocre at best. the american economy now contracting. and the chaos overseas is clear to everybody except mr. obama who continues to put forth that his foreign policy gained respect for america around the world. by the way the president bases that statement on a poll taken over seas. but the more american power declines, the more people abroad like us. because they don't want us to be the lone super power. that's what you see there. now, no one likes to think the person they vote for i

stuart: thanks, bill o'reilly. check the big board. expect any action on wall street because janet yellen will hold a news conference this afternoon where she will outline interest rates are not in the future. up 34 points. a couple big names you want to know about. starbucks hitting an all-time high for the second day in a row. 53 bucks on starbucks now. disappointing numbers from fedex. down it goes as a $5 loss of 2.7% down. the story of the market at the moment is the price of oil reaching towards $61 a barrel because there has been a draw down using a lot of oil in america. the stock strut down by 2.5 million barrels. and then we have the community of mountain house in california. days away from having no water at all. the stable cut off its only water source in a number of days. ashley: this is a wealthy community of 15,000 people in northern california. they are going to be cutting off water in front of the oldest water claims in the states along with 113 other water claims as an overall plan to stabilize what we know is dwindli

i am bill o'reilly. out for you. >>> breaking tonight live pictures in upstate new york where we are awaiting the arraignment of joyce mitchell. she is the prison worker who police say helped the two convicted killers to escape from the maximum security prison. as we have been reporting tonight there is a manhunt underway that has continued for a week now. they broke out by cutting holes in cell walls and sliding out through a man hole to what they thought would be an awaiting car but was not. joyce mitchell is charged with two felonies which were just announced this evening and could mean possibly up to

i am bill o'reilly. please always remember that the spin stops here.e definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight a mass murderer suspect in custody and back in south carolina after being captured 300 miles away and now a search for answers are under way following a devastating attack at a historical church that left nine people dead. welcome to "the kelly file." i'm megyn kelly. it was just about this time last night when a 21-year-old man opened fire inside the emanu ale african e african episcopal church. a group was there to study the

i'm bill bill o'reilly.iots. 264 people were arrested. prosecutors office tells factor 191 individuals are now facing charges. here to tell us more fox news anchor megyn kelly. would wr do the stats come from? all in the state prosecutor's office? >> that's my understanding. they release the information in response to a freedom of information act request that you filed. >> right. less than half of the people will be prosecuted. >> 2 out of 5. >> i was surprised the number was so high. >> really? >> yeah. i didn't think they would even do that. >> well they are tough to pursue. you have to have eyewitness. you going to go through all of the videotape and find an eyewitness? just think of how it would be. then wonder how the cops will go through and remember every person they arrested. part of the problem in a lot of these folks is they didn't get the arrest warrant done in time because they had so many people to arrest, cops were busy. they were busy trying to prevent murder and arson and didn't have time for

ever watch bill o'reilly at fox news channel? factor fan. >> does bill offend you? >> quite frequently. >> do you ever watch watters world? >> no. >> i'm watters and you are in my world right here. >> oh, snob. >> what did she say? >> oh, what? >> snap. >> it's from the 90's. >> in the 1890s that's when i call all the trivia back then. okay. so most people, this was in georgetown, nice area of washington. and most of them are politically correct. >> very politically correct. i offended pretty much everybody. >> well, you usually do. >> i learned from the master. i was walching you for over 10 years and i said whatever bill would say. it worked. >> i don't go out of my way to offend anybody. >> you don't? >> i'm a reporter. i'm accurate. >> you are naturally offensive? >> well, whatever. can you categorize me any way you want but i tell the truth. i don't say you are fat. >> no. >> you say you are thick. >> i say you are zolofty. -- zofty. >> like row -- row fund. row rotund. >> strangers. >> in the night. all right. there swawrts

the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight.don the allergies. is your country unfair to you about money? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as you may know, hillary clinton is trying to put together a coalition that will elect her president of the united states. her strategy is two fold. telling minority americans they are being treated unfairly across the board. and convincing working class americans that the deck is stacked against them in the marketplace. if mrs. clinton can persuade folks who don't earn a lot of money to vote for her en masse, she may win. what is the truth? the truth about so-called income inequality? first, the accusation. >> this grotesque level of inequality is immoral, it is bad economics, it is unsustainable. this type of rigged economy is not what america is supposed to be about. this has got to change. >> now it should be noted that mr. sanders is a socialist who does not believe in capitalism. he essentially wants the federal government to regulate the private sector, provid

i am bill o'reilly. please remember the spin stops here.out for you. >>> breaking tonight, a media feeding frenzy after our sit down with the duggars as the family that became famous for their christian values speaks out about a painful secret and touches off a dramatic new debate. welcome to the"the kelly file," i'm megyn kelly. it was less than 24 hours ago we sat down with the duggar family. 19 kids and counting stars. we discussed serious allegations of inappropriate touching some 12 years ago by a teen teenaged josh duggar. jim bob and michelle duggar explained what happened with josh and their family and why they handled it the way they did. their answers have a

my two urchins got me a bill o'reilly premium membership for father's day.or the mail segment? letters roll in around the clock. any with profanity immediately deleted and then they are sent to me. i select the ones i read on the air. tough competition. lots of good letters. we are trying to bring back the english language. that's why we have the word of the day. we also have banned words like cool and awesome on the factor. there are other overused words and phrases that we would like to bring to your attention. >> you have to have a conversation and a larger conversation. this is not a democrat conversation or a republican conversation. this is an american conversation. now it's time for us to see that conversation again. >> mr. fowler is a smart man and overusing the word conversation. other phrases banned on the factor at the end of the day. reaching out, kicking the can, my bad. it's all good. now, i can't stop the guests from saying those words. sometimes i scorn them. sometimes i let it go. for your life i'm reaching out. don't say those things. they

i'm bill o'reilly. remember the spin stops here.you. >>> breaking tonight. the man who changed your health care system forever is now pushing to change your neighborhood. that is if uncle sam feels it is not inclusive enough. welcome to "the kelly file," everyone. i'm meganyn kelly. an idea to promote fair housing choice. critics say this is the most radical politically explosive change president obama has attempted in his six-plus years in office. calling it social engineering of the worst kind. the feds now want to take billions in housing grant money and condition it on communities proving that

i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight.low dollar appropriately named raising $65 million through his televangelist operation to buy gulf stream 62250. >> i believed it was time to believe in god. >> our current ministry plane is unusable. i ask for your help. i ask all partners to get on board. >> miller, why didn't you think of that? >> >> you know what the coib dense bill is my thunder from down under stripper name is creflow dollar. what are the odds on that? >> this guy either has the money or is just about has it and he is going to be flying around in a gulf stream. >> listen, the cat makes al sharpton look like thomas equine nasa. the simple fact is there is some of these preachers that are drifters. he would get on a private jet if you told him it was going to crash into a mountain. some guys like private jets. he somehow has convinced or hypnotized to it audience to do reverse tithe thing where they give him all the money and he gives him 10% back on the money that's pretty clever. i look at it this way. people get

i am bill o'reilly.tonight live pictures in upstate new york where we are awaiting the arraignment of joyce mitchell. she is the prison worker who police say helped the two convicted killers to escape from the maximum security prison. as we have been reporting >> there is a manhunt under way continuing for weeks now. they broke out of a prison by cutting out of their walls, through a steam pipe and through a man hole to what they thought would be an awaiting car. joyce mitchell was charged with two felonies and it coul

. >>> thanks for stay with us, i'm bill o'reilly.al story segment tonight i must say i was a bit surprised seeing the white house doing a victory lap using actual white house property on friday the people's house was illuminated in rainbow colors to celebrate the gay marriage decision. now, what about all the americans who believe that a redefinition of marriage is not the job of the supreme court? >> when the president lit up the white house the other night with rainbow colors, i guess that's his prerogative. if i become president, i just want to remind people that please don't complain if i were to put an anativity scene out during christmas and say, you know, if it's my house i get to do with it what i wish despite what other people around the country may feel about it. >> joining us now from los angeles, mary katharine ham and from washington juan williams both are fox news analysts. juan, do you believe the white house should be used to promote policy? i mean, what's next? a banner going down saying liberalism is good? i mean, c

. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight.lyzing the charleston terror attack. that's the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as we told you last night there were a number of dubious statements made after the 21-year-old terrorist dylann roof slaughtered nine innocent people in a south carolina church. today roof was issued $1 million bond in a charleston courtroom where family members of those murdered got to speak to him. >> you took something very precious away from me. i will never talk to her ever again. i will never be able to hold her again. but i forgive you. >> you have killed some of the most most beautiful people that i know. every fiber in my body hurts. and i will never be the same. >> clearly anyone who lost a loved one in that terror attack deserves to be heard no matter what they say but not so much those who are trying to exploit the situation. let's run down some worthy statements as well as some foolish comments. first, cnn commentator mikala angela davis. >> this is terrorism. the reason why i'm

. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight.haps, the best reason we should all leave the united states right now. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. you will not see this story in most media because it's devastating to the democratic party in particular. this week the nonpartisan congressional budget office issued a report that says the rising federal debt in america may doom the economy in the future. now, i understand most americans don't care about the federal debt. it's not real. just a fuzzy fantasy. but right now the u.s.a. owes about trillion with a t dollars. which is catastrophic. under president obama that debt increases about 3.3 billion with a b dollars every single day. when the president took office 6 and a half years ago the debt was 10.6 trillion. so mr. obama racked up $7.6 trillion in debt since he has been in the white house. that's simply hard to believe. yet, mr. obama and his ache lights will tell you he is cutting the deficit which really doesn't matter when you are racking up debt

. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. get ready for the under class.t is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. in countries like india and great britain there is a class section. the rich and middle class prosper. the so-called under class mired in poverty. in america we pride ourselves that we are all equal. however, that's not really true. there is a growing under class here that is quietly becoming a major problem. a recent cnn poll asked american adults how well are things going in the country today? 47% say things are good. 52% things are bad. which of the following is the most important issue facing america today? the economy 22%. education 17%. terrorism 13%. now, the education percentage is telling. many americans catching on that the public school system is a mess generally speaking. we spend the second highest amount per student in the world, next to switzerland. yet, american kids do not perform well on standardized tests. why? there is a new fairly secret approach to public education that may be part of the reason. last night w

. ♪ ♪ hi i'm bill o'reilly. isis terror in america.t is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. 26-year-old usama rahim shot dead by fbi agent and boston police officer. his nephew, 25-year-old david wright has been arrested by federal agents in the same case. apparently these men were inspired by isis to kill americans. one other suspect is being investigated in new england. enter, anti-muslim activist pamela geller who allegedly was a target of rahim and who has been criticized by the southern poverty law center for rabble rousing. >> are you stoking the flames? do you on some level relish being the target of these attacks? >> relish being the target? who self-promotes to get killed? that's the first thing. the second thing is the southern poverty law center, really erin? since when? who designated them anything? they are an uber left group. they don't track jihadist groups and groups that actually target for slaughter. >> ms. geller is correct. the much southern poverty law center does not concern itself with terrorism co

i am bill o'reilly. the spin stops right here because we are definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking nows tonight on two stories. dallas police department headquarters attacked by a gunman armed with an automatic weapon and shotgun. the suspect shot by a police sniper. we'll take you there live for the latest. this as the frantic manhunt continues for two convicted murderers who escaped from a maximum security prison in upstate new york. hello and welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine. thanks for being with us. tonight, we have fox news team coverage from the scenes in both texas and new york. and in moments, a fox nooseews

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bill o'reilly is up next. >>> live from america's news headquarters i am jackie ibanez. saudi arabia shot down a scud missal from yemen. they reported it was shutdown by the patriot missal. the social media described hearing air raid sirens go off around a the city during the attack. there were no reports of injurieses. it is being blamed on rebels and saudi arabia's leading airstrikes against the rebels in a campaign started march 26th. there are joint military exercises and intelligence sharing between nato countries. it follows stepped up fighting in the eastern ukraine between government forces and russian-backed separate tiffs. the violence has continued despite economic penalties against russia and a four-month-old cease-fire agreement. two sisters from the reality tv show "19 kids and counting" giving their first interview after revelations their brother molested them. speaking to megyn kelly they say it wasn't as bad as it had been made out to be. they said it should have never been made public. >> i see it as a revictimmization, but it is a thousand times worse.

bill o'reilly last night at 8:00 p.m. has had it up to here.said this. >> far left merchants have the nerve, the gull to say america say white supremacist nation? and the press does nothing about it? fox news is attacked when we report the truth? well you want a war. you got a war. i'm not going to sit here any longer and take this garbage. people who lie, run the country down who are racists themselves are going to be called out here on "the factor." in the real world, america remains the country that provides the most opportunity to people. that's why millions of folks are trying to get in here. many of them people of color. the american congress has passed law after law after law to ensure that all americans have equal opportunity to pursue happiness. as i said last night, every country has racist elements within it. you're always going to have that. you're always going to have terrible incidents like ferguson and baltimore and charleston every stat every poll say the same thing. there is not an epidemic of racism in the united states. that

. >> we have more from donald trump's exchange from bill o'reilly by jeb bush slow jams with jimmy fallon we got to see this. >> meanwhile, her parents say she's white, her friends say she's white, but this disgraced naacp leader still not convinced she's white. >> i haven't had a dna test. a birth certificate, certainly, there were no medical witnesses to my birth. >> the brand-new interview that will make you go, are you searing -- serious? >>> two shark attacks on the same beach, hours within each other. one of those teenage victims speaking out for the first time. >> i didn't see it coming. like i said. i felt it on my leg and i saw it once it had attacked my arm. >> plus how he's staying positive despite his horrific story. it will inspire you we hope because morning are better with friends. ♪ ♪ >>> after two days of drizzle, rain, thunderstorms, i think it's nice indoors. finally the earth says to the east coast and new york city it's going to be a nice day. >> now the case in texas, they could wind one a foot of rain. >> you know who is having a great day, though? there is a mom we

bill o'reilly's "legend & lies" is next. >>> news is the first draft of history. it is immediate and takes place in realtime. legends take longer to develop and are sometimes based on myth. this fox news series looks at the truth behind the legend. ♪ ♪ >> come on, boys! [ gunfire ] [ gunfire ] >> >> reload! [ gunfire ] [ gunfire ] [ gunfire ] ♪ >>> on the north american plains, opportunity calls men of courage to chase the sun west into a new frontier. they would shape a nation. they hold in their destiny and birth a new mythology. but with the passing of time, every myth has its reckoning. butch cassidy, charismatic leader and crafty, fun-loving outlaw. known for his violent-free banditry and his escape with his partner, the sundance kid. but behind every fugitive stands and man and behind every legend lies the truth. >> when most people think of butch cassidy, they think of his legend as presented in the famous movie, a charming criminal with a devil-maker attitude and a clever whip. but the real story of butch cassidy is that of a criminal mastermind, a western

bill o'reilly from the o'reilly factor is up next. see you on gretawire or facebook. either one. good night.re >>> previously on "red eye." >> hell low i'm gavin mckinney. >> what we saw on "red eye." >> i don't like his logic. >> patronizing. >> listen, you stupid hillbilly. >> i look back and i say that guy was ridiculous. >> and now the thrilling conclusion. >> welcome to "red eye." i'm andy levey. let's welcome our guests, shall we? >> she is one of the reasons i am missing the ncaa championship game. to be fair the rest of the panelists are the reason. i am here with carrie sheffield. and she would rather be in a pickle than eat one. it is joanne nosuchunsky. tmi. and his facial hair is the center fold of beards monthly. last month it was kelly preston. it is joe devito. his comedy album is now available on amazon and itunes. and he is more american than manifest destiny. a first time guest. concerned veterans for america ceo and fox news contributor. the lede. that's the first story. >> well, they opposite of nailed it. "rolling stone" apologized and retracted their story o

bill o'reilly says he feels great. >> i think the trouble here is we picked a particular agreement anden in wheat since the beginning for over 10,000 years and we have vilified that. so when you look at what science we have available for it gives us -- we don't have much scientific evidence that would suggest going off glute inis going to improve your health . john: you would think by now we would with all these people talking about it. >> you will think but if you go into a grocery store there's gluten free everywhere, and it will cater to our every if we're willing to do it . john: finally more people pay more for organic food. >> there's nothing wrong with organic, but there's a lot of things wrong with the arguments. a very common myth is somehow organic does not use pesticides, and that's just false. organic farmers can use natural pesticides, and a lot of that like copper and sulfur, is just as toxic we humans have made. so a lot of people that believe about organic are not necessarily true. . john: there's no evidence that it's healthier. >> that's exactly right. so there have b

bill o'reilly says he feels great. >> i think the trouble here is we picked a particular agreement ands been in wheat since the beginning for over 10,000 years and we have vilified that. so when you look at what science we have available for it gives us -- we don't have much scientific evidence that would suggest going off glute inis going to improve your health . john: you would think by now we would with all these people talking about it. >> you will think but if you go into a grocery store there's gluten free everywhere, and it will cater to our every if we're willing to do it . john: finally more people pay more for organic food. >> there's nothing wrong with organic, but there's a lot of things wrong with the arguments. a very common myth is somehow organic does not use pesticides, and that's just false. organic farmers can use natural pesticides, and a lot of that like copper and sulfur, is just as toxic we humans have made. so a lot of people that believe about organic are not necessarily true. . john: there's no evidence that it's healthier. >> that's exactly right. so there ha