and bill o'reilly asked him about it tonight.the explanation you're going the hear the defense, and what you're going to see is an old guy who tweets explaining to another old guy who doesn't tweet what a retweet is. let's watch this. >> bill, i didn't tweet. i retweeted somebody that was supposedly an expert. >> yeah, but -- oh why dunt do you want to be in that zone 12k34r bill, if i am going to check every statistic. >> you got to. you're a presidential contender. you've got to check it. >> millions of people. you know what, fine. this came out of radio shows and everything else. >> come on, radio shows? >> retweet. i didn't say -- excuse me. all it was is a retweet. it wasn't from me. >> so, michael, there's the defense. retweet. he got it from radio shows. please, you cannot expect a presidential candidate to check statistics that he uses. >> right. i mean, why even check the tar getting systems when you're just pressing the red button next to you either. i mean, there's a level on this where it's not just enough to say thes

the george will is a hack by bill o'reilly's standards, bill o'reilly is a liar by george will's standards. it's more fun to watch than referee. george will is an intelligent guy who knows a lot about the reagan administration. and bill o'reilly is an entertaining. >> yeah. and, david fromme, what is the -- how do republican viewers of that kind of segment divide as they watch it? >> very first question. that is an interesting one, which is, look, there's a civil war going on inside the republican world. a lot of traditional authority is being rejected. and bill o'reilly whatever else you say about him does have a kind of sensitivity to his viewers, to his audience, that a lot of people who got in early say on the jeb bush project clearly don't have. things that were accepted a decade ago are not accepted now. some of those -- that opens a lot of unscrupulous opportunities but may open the way to creative opportunities, too. >> david fromme, thank you very much for joining us tonight with that. >> thank you. >>> up next, president obama has his first meeting face to face with benjamin neta

please welcome our pal, bill o'reilly ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: bill o'reilly. here he is. [ cheers and applause ] nice to see you again, bill. welcome back. >> chickens gone? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. aren't you glad i didn't ask you to do that bit. yeah. [ laughter ] thank you for -- thank you for helping me out with the monologue. >> sure. >> jimmy: i appreciate that. >> any time. >> jimmy: yeah. what are your thoughts on that cnbc debate? was it such a disaster, like everyone said it is? >> well, i mean it was a a disaster for cnbc because you basically, you can be tough on -- and you should be, any moderator should be tough on these people because they want power over all of us, so you really have to put them through their paces. but when you're openly hostile, then it becomes, as cruz said, a cage match. >> and then people get uncomfortable so you don't get enough information coming out. and that was a mistake that the cnbc people made. >> jimmy: but now it's a big deal. now they're signing letters. they're not gonna go. jeb bush wants to do telemundo then do

. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly.nks for watching us tonight for this special edition of the factor, the watters world holiday program. for the next hour, we will find out what every day folks know about our favorite celebrations. we begin with thanksgiving. how fitting. ♪ ♪ what year was the first thanksgiving. >> 1642. >> 1621 somewhere around there. >> around 1821. >> last thursday of november, right? >> sure. >> your nostrils are flaring. >> what country did the pilgrims come from? >> denmark, i believe, am i right? i think it's denmark. [ buzzer ] >> what country? i will give you a hint, it was in europe. >> i don't know. >> british or something? >> yeah. >> where in like europe. >> you got it. >> yeah, i got this. >> so cute. >> sweet. >> how did the first thanksgiving go down. >> i don't even know. >> and you live in plymouth? >> i know. >> great story. >> they got here on cape cod at some time and then thanksgiving popped out. >> it's a girl. >> the native americans, they helped out the pilgrims and the pilgri

so, here to settle this once and for all with some new demands for the next debate is bill o'reilly, and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ okay, bill. whenever you're ready. >> all right, we got to wise these people up. all right, so here's the first demand. stop complaining! [ light laughter ] he hurt my feelings. come on! you guys are starting to sound like a bunch of democrats out there. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: ouch. >> all right. here's the next demand. answer the question. it's not that hard. here's an example. fallon, what would you do to fix the deep ideological divide in this country? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: pizza party. [ laughter and applause ] >> see? easy, right? all right, here's the third demand. wrap it up, keep it pithy. they give you a time limit for a reason. this goes for the democrats, too. you're answering a question, not accepting an oscar. all right, watch this. fallon, what would you do if you were president, what would your first act be? >> jimmy: pizza party. [ cheers and applause ] >> all right. we deal with a lot of depth, here. but anyway, my

i'm bill o'reilly.nks for watching us tonight for this special edition of the factor, the watters world holiday program. for the next hour, we will find out what every day folks know about our favorite celebrations. we begin with thanksgiving. how fitting. ♪ ♪ what year was the first thanksgiving. >> 1642. >> 1621 somewhere around there. >> around 1821. >> last thursday of november right? >> sure. >> your nostrils are flaring. >> what country did the pilgrims come from? >> denmark, i believe, am i right? i think it's denmark. [ buzzer ] >> what country? i will give you a hint, it was in europe. >> i don't know. >> british or something? >> yeah. >> where in like europe. >> you got it. >> yeah, i got this. >> so cute. >> sweet. >> how did the first thanksgiving go down. >> i don't even know. >> and you live in plymouth? >> i know. >> great story. >> they got here on cape cod at some time and then thanksgiving popped out. >> it's a girl. >> the native americans they helped out the pilgrims and the pilgrims

>> do you think to talk about bill o'reilly or bill o'reilly's book. >> my name is o'reilly.nt to deny clementi do you want to say is he not telling the truth. >> i'm saying there is is a misunderstanding. mr. clement is a tremendously honest man. >> good, because we have it in writing that you were supposed to call me and did you not call me and by writing a provocative column like this you had an obligation as a journalist to do that. page 2445 in killing reagan is what your real beef is about. a meeting on march 2ened, 1987, the meeting was called by howard baker, then the new chief of staff of ronald reagan. before the meeting took place, howard baker asked his assistant, james cannon to investigate ronald reagan, to investigate him. are you denying any of that is true? >> of course not. you say that that memo he wrote is a centered piece of the book. it's a memo that you have never seen. it's a memo that you didn't even ask to try to see from the reagan library. until after the was in print. it's a memo that the reagan library doesn't have anded you should know it doesn'

thank you. >> thanks, greta. >> of course, don't miss the rest of donald trump's interview with bill o'reillyonight at 8:00 p.m. on the o'reilly factor right after "on the record" so don't miss that and controversy swirling around dr. ben carson. so what is he saying about it? y phil! oh no... (under his breath) hey man! hey peter. (unenthusiastic) oh... ha ha ha! joanne? is that you? it's me... you don't look a day over 70. am i right? jingle jingle. if you're peter pan, you stay young forever. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. ♪ you make me feel so young... it's what you do. ♪ you make me feel ♪ so spring has sprung. >>> dr. bebb carson in some hot water maybe boiling hot thec6 presidential candidate coming under heavy fire for eruption of controversies. one is west point scholarship claim and the other a violent stabbing incident. host of fox news media buzz howard kurtz goes "on the record." let's start first with the west point controversy. what is it and why have it dogging him? >> yet, screaming headline in politico tod

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. >> hi i'm bill o'reilly thank you for watching us tonight. the rise of fascism on american college campuses. a hallmark of facist societies is the denial of free speech. and now that's happening on some college campuses. at the university of missouri president timothy wolf and chancellor bowen loften have resigned because some students say they didn't do enough about alleged racism. no question that unruly students as mizzou as it's called are running wild. >> i'm documenting this for a national news organization. yes, i can. this is a first amendment that protects your right to stand here and protects mine. >> i'm walking forward. i'm walking forward. >> you're pushing me. you're pushing me. >> i'm being pushed. >> you're not doing your job. >> it's our right to walk forward. i believe it's my right to walk forward. >> i'm media, can i talk to you. >> no, you into he had to get out. you need to get out. >> no, i don't. >> you need to get out. >> i actually don't. >> all right. hey, who wants to help me get this reporter out of here. i need s

. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. defamation game, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. right now, it is ben carson and senator marco rubio who are beingu press.rican both men seeking the presidency so aggressive reporting on them is certainly legitimate but defamation is not. talking points well knows the game. back in 2001, michael constituencily a former editor of the "l.a. times" wrote a column that said i faked my working class upbringing. three years later the despicable al franken wrote a book accusing me of lying say i did not grow up in leavitt town, new york. gleefully they picked up franken incredible deceit calling me all kinds of names. thankfully, i still have the deed to my parent's home in leavitt town, new york. you see it there on the screen. my mother got a big kick out of the whole thing but i didn't find it funny at all. and, of course, there was never any apologies. that's because franken and kinsley and co- co-coconspirators was trying to destroy my reputation because the f

but an exception is donald trump saying when high talked to bill o'reilly. >> if you think about what ben carson is saying he hit his mother over a head with a hammer. >> he almost d. >> a friend in the face with a lot and he tried to kill someone interest a knife and he said he suffers from pathological disease. okay? >> how much does trump amplify the story, drive the story, keep the story alive when he said that about the reporting on ben carson? >> i spoke to donald trump at length after taping the o'reilly interview, and trump likes to play political analyst and the quote he gaves, this could be the beginning of the end seeing ben carson unravelling as the scrutiny and the spotlight increases. trump is not slamming him hard. he likes to raise the questions about ben carson. >> the thing about donald trump and ben carson dynamic they are more friendly than any of the other rivals. campaign manager n carson's campaign manager get along and there has been talk of a truck and ben carson tick contempt. >> how much does it help you or him that you are able to get him on the phone which

. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. terror madness continues and that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. overnight french authorities kill one suspected terrorists, perhaps the mastermind of the paris attack and another blew herself up, eight others have been arrested which could allow the french to gain many insights into isis. next week french president hollande will come to washington to try to convince a reluctant president obama to step up ground activities against the isis terror group in syria. as the world knows, mr. obama does not want to wage a full war against the jihadi. he prefers half measures and rhetoric. >> there will be setbacks and there will be successes. the terrible events in paris were obviously a terrible and sickening setback. even as we grieve with our french friends, however, we can't lose sight that there has been progress being made. >> and what progress might that be, mr. president? over the last few weeks russian airliner has been blown out of the sky by isis? hundreds h

. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight.pathy for drug dealers, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. president obama in newark, new jersey today touring a drug rehab center touting his leniency towards people involved with the hard drug trade who he says are are nonviolent. today the first wave of more than 6,000 drug dealers released from federal penitentiaries all around the country after their sentence was shortened at the behest of president obama. the publicly stated reason is that keeping drug dealers in prison for long periods of time too expensive and the punishment does not fit the crime. the liberal point of view is that selling heroin, cocaine and methamphetamine is a nonviolent action, nonviolent. despite the fact that in 2013, last stats available, nearly 44,000 people died from drug overdoses in america. thousands more killed in automobile accidents. thousands more contracted aids and other diseases and are generally a huge drain on the american medical system all because people sell narco

bill o'reilly, you fail to mention the p's resignation. well, maybe, cameron.> the university of missouri, i agree with you. things are getting out of control here. joyce miller, starbucks is not against chris mas. they are selling candy-filled advent kalen dears. i stook up for them last night. >>> deborah, mr. o' reilly, i am surprised you did not interview some of ri began's contemporaries for "killing reagan." then you don't understand the book. do not write big ra fillings. we write about situations that we find compelling. for patten, we didn't talk to the general's family. we did not report on his life. just the last few months of the war in europe and it's very strange death for killing reagan. it's all about how his near death experience affected him. we never interview anyone with an agenda or an emotion in the game. if you read the five killing books, that's a constant. >>> roy kaufmann. just finished "killing reagan" and i respected him even more now. we thank you all for that. it's a good piece on news max. you might want to check that out. finally

. ♪ ♪b >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight.t has happened to the democratic party? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. in a disgraceful exhibition yesterday, one that will go down in history as a blight on american politics, the senate minority leader democrat harry reid killed kate's law, at least for now. >> the new mandatory minimum sentences the bill would create would have a crippling financial effect. this is yet another attack on the immigrant community. >> i truly believe that what harry reid is doing here is pure evil. i think bill o'reilly has it exactly right. i believe ted cruz has it exactly right. it demonstrates why we have got to go to regular order in this government. >> lou dobbs is swfb that one senator reid should not have the power to derail legislation. but even though kate's law will likely come up again for a vote, it seems certain most democrat senators will not support the measure that's designed to protect all americans from thugs like the guy who shot and killed kate steinle in

. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly.nks for watching this special edition of the factor. the war on terror the political equation. the danger from isis and islamic terrorism has reached a boiling point around the world. if you listen to democrats bigger threat at hand demanding our urgent attention. >> next week, i will be joining president hollande and world leaders in paris for the global climate conference. what a powerful rebuke to the terrorists it will be when the world stands as one and shows that we will not be deterred from building a better future for our children. >> the president's statement echos what senator bernie sanders laid out at the last democratic presidential debate. >> in the previous debate you said the greatest debate to national security was climate change. do you still believe that? >> absolutely. in fact, climate change is directly related to the growth of terrorism. >> and if that's not enough, the environment's well-being is even impacting the obama administration's strategy on how to attack

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i am not an expert, but because of my fight with bill o'reilly, i am the "weed girl." r] my parents are very proud. bill would be disappointed that in addition to arguing with him with a baby at home, i now argue about this on stage while pregnant. [laughter] mary: i'm a bad influence all around. he would say. i will let these guys exhibit their expertise. we will see where things go. i'm excited to talk about it in a place going through this and actually sort of embracing federalism's concept of being a laboratory of democracy. that comes with ups and downs. with that, i shall handed over to wayne robinson of the colorado springs gazette. [applause] wayne: thank you. i'm no expert either. mason is an expert. i live in colorado. i'm on the editorial page of the colorado springs gazette. the second largest newspaper in colorado. in colorado's second-largest city. my wife, in the audience over here, and i have six boys, and the seventh i took in because his parents were drug addicts. we are here to address the grand pot experiment. the world is watching us. i can assure y

he had this to say when he talk to bill o'reilly. >> when you think about what carson is saying, he hit his mother over the head with a hammer. >> he almost did. >> he hit a friend in the face with a lock. he tried to kill something, and he suffering from pathological disease. okay? >> how much does trump amplify the story, keep the story alive when he says those kinds of things, about the reporting on carson? >> i spoke to trump at length after he taped the interview, and we talked about carson. trump in his own way likes to play political analyst. he said the quote he gave to me this may be the beginning of the end. he sees carson unraveling a tad, as the scrutiny and spotlight increases, but trump is not slamming him hard. he just likes to raise thinks questions. >> seventh day adventist, i don't know about that. >> the strange thing about this dynamic is they're more friendly than any other rivals inned field. the campaign managers get along. there's even been talk of a trump and carson ticket. he nose carson is a competitor. >> how much does it help you and how much does it help hi

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i'm bill o'reilly >>> hello, everyone, and happy thanksgiving.ll foy, juan williams, eric bolling and a mystery next. no, it's greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." today, america, we are very thankful to be with you tonight and especially thankful for our troops and veterans on this holiday. thank you for your service and your sacrifice. we've got a fun show ahead so let's get started. it's become one of our annual traditions here on "the five" to name our picks for turkeys of the year. it makes me a little uncomfortable. but a ton of options we needed to weed through but we managed to make our selections and we'll take it around the table. we'll start with kimberly. >> i think i have the best turkey ever. you might agree

. ♪ ♪ >> hi i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. go to the testimony story.nch officials confirming the death of the vicious, vicious ringleader behind last week's terror attacks in pairs. 27-year-old abaaoud was killed yesterday in a bloody raid in the paris suburb of saint-denis he was linked to other terrorist plots in europe as well. weighs thought to be in syria before the paris terror attack raising questions how such a dangerous terrorist could go go undetected throughout the heart of paris. phil the global editor and chief of af news service there how did the police track down abaaoud. >> what they got in the end was an old fashioned bit of police work. a tip, a human being coming to them and tipping them off. they followed that up and surprised to find that actually the tip worked out. they put on some electronic surveillance and that's where they traced him to this apartment north of paris. >> we also understand that a cell phone was found and one of the numbers in the cell phone they tracked back to this female terrorist who blew herself up during

bill o'reilly starts now on the fox news channel have a good night and safe night. >>çf >>> the o'reilly factor is on tonight. >> the isis is gaining strength. >> i don't think they are gaining strength. >> good morning america aired that comment from president obama. embarrassing? mr. obama doesn't seem to think so. talking points will address the situation. >> i recognize that barack obama does not wish to defend this country. he may have been tired of war, but our enemies are not tired of killing us and they are getting stronger. >> the paris attack means protecting the american people from isis will become a major campaign issue. we will take a look at that. >> i don't think we are at war with islam. i don't think we are at war with all muslims. also ahead hillary clinton in lock step with president obama over terrorism. will that doom her candidacy? 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 president barack obama delusional? that is the subject of this evening'

. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight.world war getting closer that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. russian fighter jets shot out of the sky by the turkish military. there is bad blood between turkey, a member of nato and russia over the syrian tyrant assad. turkey wants him out. russia is propping him up as putin has sent planes and troops into syria to destroy anti-assad forces. the chaos we are seeing in the middle east is now reaching critical mass. with isis launching terror attacks launched from syria and supported assets on the ground. a world war while not probable is not inconceivable. today, president obama met with french president holiday in washington for some tough talk about the sis terror attack in paris. >> it is a scourge that threatens all of us. that's why for more than a year that's why united states, france and 06 some nations have been united in one mission, to destroy these isil terrorists and defeat their vial ideology. >> so let's' get this "on the on the record. for more tha

bill o'reilly and martin two guards killing reagan looks at how these attempted assassination of reagan shaped his medical career. presidential candidate, ben carson kept his views on how the country should move forward in his new book, a more perfect union. in a, struggle, patrick kennedy discusses his personal battle with addiction and his advocacy for mental health care reform. the ceo of coke industry, charles coke writes about how he built his company to become one of the largest privately held companies in the world. in the good book, good profit. and we look at one of the best selling of fiction books with his look at the history and current state of black america, and between the world and me. >> the word virtue was used by each of our first four presidents. what they meant by virtue was something more than just how people report themselves. whether they just live wholesome lives, but it had to do with the common good and whether we as individuals could put the country ahead of our own interests. to me it is fascinating that this is a point that was made particularly by james ma

many fights with bill o'reilly on the subject.an expert, but because of my fight with bill o'reilly, i am the "weed girl." in addition to arguing with him with a baby at home, i now argue about this on stage while pregnant. [laughter] mary: i'm a bad influence all around. i will let these guys exhibit their expertise. we will see where things go. i'm excited to talk about it in a place going through this and actually sort of embracing federalism's concept of being a laboratory of democracy. that comes with ups and downs. with that, i shall handed over to wayne robinson of the colorado springs gazette. [applause] wayne: thank you. i'm no expert either. mason is an expert. i live in colorado. on the editorial page of the colorado springs gazette. my wife, in the audience over boys, andi have six the seventh i took in because his parents were ducdryg ug addicts. we are here to address the grand pot experiment. the world is watching us. can assure you that the gazette is watching this experiment skeptically. i was initially skeptical

lou: fox news host bill o'reilly with demands for republican candidates ahead of next week's business, o'reilly joining jimmy fallen, i am join by joanne and andy levy. >> thank you. lou: did you think it was harsh of bill to insist they stop complaining? >> i think there is a difference between pointing out bad things and complaining, it can be a fine line, i thought some demands were reasonabls. others absurd, they ask for equal time for all candidates, that makes sense. but then they like they want oversight for graphics from the network that is never going to happen. that is just sounds whiney. lou: they got confused run for president versus running for producer. >> i think he is right on. >> saying, you sound like democrats whining that is harsh. >> aircraft agree they need to hear it, if i hear one more time a candidate, saying, i have not had the mic. don't waste your time on saying i have not been able to talk. kasich did that a lot before the last one. >> and hillary clinton, do you think -- do you believe in fraudian slips? >> of course, i try to avoid them. lou: let's hear

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. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight.ry reid kills kate's law, at least for now. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. in a shocking move in the senate, democrat harry reid refused to allow a vote on kate's law. as you may know, that proposed legislation would mandate a five year federal prison term for any illegal foreign national convicted of an aggravated felony here in thek-7io u.s.a. who then returns after being being see ported. the majority of americans support the bill because it is the right and moral thing to do. reefnted rasmussen poll asked 1,000 voters about kate's law. 56% favor. just 27% oppose the rest don't know anything. now, you will remember 32-year-old kate steinle shot dead by illegal alien last summer, who had seven felony convictions in the u.s.a. and had been deported five times. he came back six times. he was released from jail and protected by the feds by this morning senator ted cruz a hero on kate's law again introduced the stand alone bill in the senate. >> i will note th

the loser of the week is bill o'reilly of fox news.his book on called "killing reagan" is being eviscerated by real historians and by almost everyone who worked. viewers my want to see my criticism on the segment we taped for his show tonight that is so unhinged to be highly amusing. >> so that goes to prove how much autonomy is given panelists on the winners and losers. david? >> the winner of the week is marco rubio who picked up three senate endorsements this week and report has landed 25 new fundraising bundlers in the last week since debate performance is alternative to the trump and carson top tier. the loser is bernie sanders after summer of rallies with tens of thousands of people it's turned to the fall of hillary clinton. she looks more than ever as a likely democratic nominee. there is a poll in south carolina that has him down by 57 points. >> okay. charles? >> i'm going to start with my losers. former new york city mayor michael bloomberg and virginia governor terry mcauliff spent millions to flip the virginia senate this

why would anyone ever suspect that bill o'reilly is favoring donald trump? >> now, i don't want people to think i'm favoring donald trump, even though i know him. >> and that's tonight's last word. chris hayes is up next. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> i want surveillance of certain mosques. okay? >> gop front-runner donald trump is making up scary stories about american muslims. >> there were people that were cheering on the other side of new jersey where you have large arab populations. they were cheering as the world trade center came down. >> representative keith ellison the first muslim elected to congress is with me to respond. plus, a black lives matter activist -- >> get him the hell out of here, will you, please? >> violently removed from a trump event. >> maybe he should have been roughed up. >> i'll speak with an eyewitness from that rally. >>> then, who does america trust to handle the threat of terrorism? a new poll finds one 2016 candidate leading the entire field. >>> and later, why the nra is blocking a bill to keep guns out of the hands of pe