>> the jury is out on that one. [ laughter ] >> do you ever watch bill o'reilly? a true conservative? >> i do. >> do you think bill o'reilly is a true conservative? >> bill o'reilly? think he is a true independent. >> i like bill because bill is always bill and you can count on bill. [contradicts [crickets chirping] >> it seems like is you have been missing bill i see it in your eyes. >> i do miss him. i miss the times when we would cuddle. >> how does it feel to be in watters world? >> i love being in watters world. >> i feel honored to be part of watters world. >> i actually get a chance to be on bill o'reilly's show? this is my chance to make news? >> do it. do it. >> what's your favorite part of the show? >> obviously watters world. >> what's your favorite part of the show? >> you. >> are you going to say this is your world. >> yes. do you want to do that. >> yes. >> i'm watters, and this is my world right here. >> woo! >> all right. watters is joining us from washington. did they, cpac, endorse anybody? is there a favorite son at this conference? >> at the en

i'm eric boling in for bill o'reilly.ber the spin stops here because we're looking out for you.beers. julie banderas. >> the brussel's terror are attack claims the life of a third american. the family of 30-year-old justin shults confirmed he was killed in the airport bombing. his brother p tweeting, the last thing my brother told me he loved me. rest high on the mountain. >> and the search for the men responsible for the heinous act, a now suspect is now in custody. he is last of throw men suspected in the airport bombing. the attacks

i'm eric in for bill o'reilly.use we're looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight. ugly new fallout from the investigation into a terror attack that killed nearly three dozen people including several americans as authorities reveal that one of the biggest arrests they've announced so far has now turned out to be the wrong guy. welcome, everybody, to "the kelly file" tonight, i'm martha maccallum in for megyn kelly. ironically as the terror attack overseas continues to unfold, we also saw a major scare at both the white house and capitol hill today where a lone gunman raised new questions about security here at home. we're going to have more on that later in the hour. >>> we start tonight with new surveillance video from the moments before the deadly brussels attack

>> the reason that's not true is that donald trump and bill o'reilly are friends. ll games together. they're friends. i don't think trump would have assaulted o'reilly the same way. trump has a number of friendly relationships with fox news stars like sean hannity and bill o'reilly. you have to wonder with this new statement from fox if that's going to change in the days and weeks to come. this goes to something really important is sources of information candidates have depended on. we want our presidential candidates, democrats, republicans or whatever to get a wide variety of sources of information, including information they disagree with. when trump watches megyn kelly's show he tweets n complaints because he doesn't like the critiques of his campaign. he also expresses and shares conspiracy theories and other false information in the ways other candidates do not. i think this comes down to what information he's willing to take in. is he not willing to take in megyn kelly's critique in the form of a question. that should be concerning to voters, shouldn't it? >>

i'm eric in for bill o'reilly.is week, rudy giuliani came in on the "spin factor "" talk about the presidential contenders and their isis vis n vision. >> i don't believe that any of these kacandidates have any pla to take out isis? >> well, not her. >> and bernie sanders? >> well sh, for her to say they stood with us the day after september 11 and the that we should stay with them, well, our president was at a baseball game doing the wave instead of addressing this threat. i was embarrassed. >> he believes that the terror stuff is just a matter of business and the way that the world is now, and we will have it every month or so, and that we will have it, and the detente with cuba was enough to go through wit and i understand what he is thinking, but i understand what you were thinking, because you were in charge in new york when 3,000 people were killed. >> if you are talking about doing what she wants the do which is to rally our forces against isis, you have to come back to white house and sit in the situation r

i'm eric boling in for bill o'reilly.re because we're looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight. two big things happened today on the campaign trail. wisconsin governor scott walker, one week before the crucial wisconsin primary, endorsed senator ted cruz. and donald trump's campaign manager was slapped with misdemeanor criminal charges for simple battery against a female reporter. whereupon the candidate defended his staff ever and went after the alleged victim in the case. welcome, everyone. i'm megyn kelly. we'll get to governor scott walker's endorsement in a bit. but first, dramatic developments in the trump campaign saga began march

. >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly reporting tonight from south florida. thanks for watching us. covering donald trump. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. it is becoming clear that many, perhaps most in the media believe that journalists are not acting responsibly unless they are condemning trump. labeling the man a bigot or worse. >> there was a moment in the debate when clinton and sanders were asked if donald trump was a racist. they both gave answers>, that basically said yes but did not say the word donald trump is a racist. you tweeted this. i didn't realize this is a racist. racist, speaks like a racist of course donald trump is a racist. should they have said that? >> i said the way is he using his racial appeal is extraordinarily cynical. we talked a lot lately about dog whistles and coded language. he has gone way past that to overt language and i think, therefore, we have to use overt language and call him the racist he is. >> mayor de blasio echoing the far left view which isays d. now, not since the precivil rights south has the vicious head o

. >>> hi, i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly.ks for watching this special edition of the factor, election 2016, the kerry equation. all across europe the hunt is underway for more terrorists. daily police raids across europe trying to stop the outrage. officials say u.s. forces have killed the number two isis leader in a raid in syria. defense secretary ash carter also said that over the last few days other key isis leaders have been killed. >> we are systematically eliminating isil's cabinet. indeed, the u.s. military killed several key isil terrorists this week/l including, we believe that jim. serving as finance minister and also responsible for some external affairs and plots. >> meantime, secretary of state john kerry was in brussels where he said the u.s. is gaining the upper hand on isis. >> and the very reason that dash is resorting to actions outside of the middle east is that its fantasy of a caliphate is collapsing before theirí. eyes. its territory is shrinking every day. its leaders are being disseminated. its revenu

bill o'reilly.ks for watching this special edition of the factor, election 2016, the kerry equation. all across europe the hunt is underway for more terrorists. daily police raids across europe trying to stop the outrage. officials say u.s. forces have killed the number two isis leader in a raid in syria. defense secretary ash carter also said that over the last few days other key isis leaders have been killed. >> we are systematically eliminating isil's cabinet. indeed, the u.s. military killed several key isil terrorists this week/l including, we believe that jim. serving as finance minister and also responsible for some external affairs and plots. >> meantime, secretary of state john kerry was in brussels where h said the u.s. is gaining the upper hand on isis. >> and the very reason that dash is resorting to actions outside of the middle east is that its fantasy of a caliphate is collapsing before theirí. eyes. its territory is shrinking every day. its leaders are being disseminated. its revenue

. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watch us tonight.tor viewers and the republican race. that isf subject of this evening's talking points memo. so, i spent hours this weekend reading your emails about last thursday's debate. hundreds of them. could have been thousands of them. and my interviews with the candidates afterward in detroit. opinions all over the place, which makes things very interesting. talking points values perspective from you. so this is a good time to analyze that. we begin with dennis drar who lives in canada. the three debate moderators claim to want to hear about policy but then instigate a hatchet job. do you agree? i do not agree. all four candidates were asked legitimate questions about policy and their political history. inconsistencies on the par of the candidates about their policy records are, of course, fair game. how the candidates answer the questions is not up to the moderators, it's certainly instructive to see how these people, who are seeking power, handle themselves under pressure. sometimes what loo

i'm bill o'reilly. in the factor follow-up segment tent.ou in the talking points memo both donald trump and marco rubio are using invective against each other. in both cases they have strong reasons for doing so. and i explained them. the question now is this new trend going to stick in american politics? here in new york city kennedy and bernard mcguirk. you must love this because you and your boss imus he is still alive, right? >> and thriving. >> we have to check day to day. >> he ran a half marathon last weekend. >> dave pagoda god rest his soul. >> you perfected the insult. the dog with the cigar. >> we're mr. trump perpetuating it. >> do you think it's good for the country. >> i do. it gets people involved. republican turnout is way up. the democratic turnout is way down because it's so boring because bernie sanders doesn't have the onions who go after the woman who calls him a sexist. this is between rubio and trump is like dean martin roast meets west side story. it's fantastic. don rickles vs. george lopez. you can't pay for better

i'm bill o'reilly.for watching us tonight. donald trump and hillary clinton big winners in yesterday's vote and that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. here is the delegate count on the republican side. mr. trump 661, ted cruz 406. marco rubio 169, john kasich 142. 1237 delegates are need tof÷ do win the nomination. right now donald trump has about 2 million more votes than ted cruz, so pardon the pun, mr. trump is cruising. as far as marco4 delegates are concerned many will support him in the first round of convention voting this summer even though he has dropped out. after that, they can goat where they want. at this point it is a two man race between trump and cruz but kasich is in a spoiler position and some see him as a potential vice presidential choice because of his big win in ohio yesterday. on the democrat>uhñ side, it's all over. hillary clinton sweeping all five states last night. she has 1132 delegates. bernie sanders 818. 2383 delegates are need to do win the democrat no

i'm eric boling in for bill o'reilly.n stops here because we're looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight. a series of new raids, arrests, and more heartbreak in the aftermath of the brussels' attack. welcome to "the kelly file." just hours ago we got word from the state department that two more americans were among those killed in this week's attacks. this is in addition to the brother and cyster w er sister lived in new york. and u.s. special-ops forces have conducted a raid inside syria and killed isis' second in command. a u.s. official tells fox news the brussels attack prompted this

one with bill o'reilly on wednesday.had to say. >> you got to be looking out now, i would assume your campaign is, to the fact that you may very well get the nomination and, if you do, you are going to need 65 million votes to defeat hillary clinton. somewhere in that ball park. so, perceptions are being formed now. many have already formed their opinion on you. would it be wise for you to kind much come back from the confrontational style and be more statesman like? >> well, i think it would be and i think i will be. i do want to finish this off. i'm dealing with two smart tough guys and i want to mike sure i end up winning. i would like to get to the finish line. i'm pretty good getting to finish lines so i want to make@ú sure. it certainly would be and i think that's what you are going to see. >> that's why i asked the question. so we are not going to hear lying ted anymore? that's not going to be what you and cruz and not going to be lying ted anymore? >> well, i can't say that. i mean, i think i will save to maybe u

i'm eric boling in for bill o'reilly.se remember, the spin stops here because we're looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight. two big stories in the 2016 gop race, as donald trump takes fire from virtually all sides for controversial remarks on abortion, while a new poll delivers a dramatic shakeup to the coming political primary site in wisconsin. i'm megyn kelly. for hours, the top political story has involved donald trump and what may have been a bad misstep on the issue of abortion. earlier when mr. trump was pressed on abortion, he said he would support some sort of "punishment for women who have the procedure if it is made illegal." after virtually everyone on earth reacted to that, he put out a statement doing a 180. thatam

. ♪ ♪smwn >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the next president should do to save the u.s.a. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. many americans, myself included, are getting tired of the stale rhetoric by politicians on both sides. the harsh truth is, most of what they say will never happen. that's why people are so angry. because the words disappear after the votes are cast. the next president will be facing complex problems that have been festering for years. first, income inequality. working americans not getting ahead. that's been going on for decades. the reason is companies do not have to pay unskilled workers tee sent salaries because there is took much competition at at that level. if do you not have a skill, are poorly educated and not willing to move to where the jobs are, you're in trouble. and millions of americans find themselves in that very place. the solution to income inequality is not big government give aways, senator sanders is pedaling a myth. income inequality can only be overcome by

. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. donald trump and violence.t is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. one of the biggest political stories in years unfolded in=% chicago friday night as hundreds of left wing protesters manage to shut down donald trump's rally at the university of illinois, chicago. but if you were monitoring the national media coverage of the fracas, you did not, did not get the entire story. which is grossly unfair to you and an insult to journalism. here's what really happened. one week ago on monday, march 7th, about 180 university faculty and staff sent a letter to the university chancellor expressing concern about the trump rally from a liberal point of view. the same day, the far left website move on.org partially funded by radical george soros posted a petition opposing the trump rally in chicago. all throughout the week, far left people ramped up the campaign to deny donald trump the chicago forum. thus, on friday, it was noo= surprise that disrupted protesters entered the university peaceful -- peaceful p

thanks for being withs ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly.nks for watching this special election edition of the factor. personal attacks in the republican primaries. that's the subject of this east coast's talking points memo. some americans are dismayed about all the personal insults being used in the republican campaigns. well, well see if that happens again tonight in the debate. there is no question, however, that donald trump supporters expect him to be an avenger. a man that will go on the attack if he believes it is necessary that does not hold true for the other candidates and the best example is marco rubio. after being soundly defeated on tuesday, senator rubio is holding a last stand in his home state of florida. his poll numbers are down because he usedÀg personal invective against donald trump. >> he is making fun of me for wearing makeup. how can it be, how can a person with the worst spray tan in america. [ laughter ] attack me for wearing -- attack me on twitter for wearing makeup. the other night he was worried about the lynn

don't miss it ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly.f "the factor, the terror equation." all across europe, there are daily raids to stop outrage, and officials say that u.s. forces have killed the number two isis leader in syria, and ash carter said that in the past few day, other key isis leaders have been killed. >> we are eliminating

. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching this special election edition of the factor.sonal attacks in the republican primaries. that's the subject of this east coast's talking points memo. some americans are dismayed about all the personal insults being used in the republican campaigns. well well see if that happens again tonight in the debate. there is no question, however, that donald trump supporters expect him to be an avenger. a man that will go on the attack if he believes it is necessary that does not hold true for the other candidates and the best example is marco rubio. after being soundly defeated on tuesday senator rubio is holding a last stand in his home state of florida. his poll numbers are down and some1 nalysts movie it's because he usedÀg personal invective against donald trump. >> he is making fun of me for wearing makeup. how can it be, how can a person with the worst spray tan in america. [ laughter ] attack me for wearing -- attack me on twitter for wearing makeup. the other night he was worried about the lynns around the state. remember that? wha

i am bill o'reilly.er, the spin stops right here because we're definitely looking out for you. >>> it's 9:00 p.m. on the east coast and we have two major stories. a desperate manhunt under way after a deadly terror attack in the heart of europe. here at home, voters heading to the polls in three critical states. this hour, arizona, idaho and utah. this is salt lake city, utah where caucuses are under way. i'm bret baier. >> and i'm martha mccallum. it is a big night of politics ahead. but first, isis claiming responsibility for the bombings that rocked the city of brussels this morning. belgian officials release thing picture, a

. >> so dylan, why -- donald trump in an interview, a taped interview with bill o'reilly was running on fox tonight as this story was breaking. why would they continue to have him on fox news when he's saying crude things about one of their stars. >> you are arriving at what is a central question and point of tension for fox news which is that on the one hand, they have been robust in terms of standing behind megyn kelly and also offered one of the most robust criticisms of donald trump, far more robust than many of his republican competitors did. on the other hand, it's also a network that's home to many hosts, contributors, pundits who have been staunch defenders of donald trump. and this is the big question for the network. how on the one hand do you stand up against this guy, do you accuse him of sexism, vitriolic statements and verbal assaults and yet on the other hand continue to sort of host him and not only host him but have these interviews with people who have been champions of his campaign. and what the network will say is, look, it's our job to cover the 2016 presidential

. ♪ ♪smwn >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. next president should do to save the u.s.a. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. many americans, myself included, are getting tired of the stale rhetoric by politicians on both sides. the harsh truth is, most of what they say will never happen. that's why people are so angry. because the words disappear after the votes are cast. the next president will be facing complex problems that have been festering for years. first, income inequality. working americans not getting ahead. that's been going on for decades. the reason is companies do not have to pay unskilled workers tee sent salaries because there is took much competition at at that level. if do you not have a skill, are poorly educated and not willing to move to where the jobs are, you're in trouble. and millions of americans find themselves in that very place. the solution to income inequality is not big government give aways, senator sanders is pedaling a myth. income inequality can only be overcome by educ

i'm bill o'reilly.nks for watching us tonight. donald trump and violence. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. one of the biggest political stories in years unfolded in=% chicago friday night as hundreds of left wing protesters manage to shut down donald trump's rally at the university of illinois, chicago. but if you were monitoring the national media coverage of the fracas, you did not, did not get the entire story. which is grossly unfair to you and an insult to journalism. here's what really happened. one week ago on monday, march 7th, about 180 university faculty and staff sent a letter to the university chancellor expressing concern about the trump rally from a liberal point of view. the same day, the far left website move on.org partially funded by radical george soros posted a petition opposing the trump rally in chicago. all throughout the week, far left people ramped up the campaign to deny donald trump the chicago forum. thus, on friday, it was noo= surprise that disrupt

i'm bill o'reilly. please remember, the spin stops right here. for you. >>> breaking tonight. less than ten hours to go before the polls open on perhaps the most important day of the presidential campaign to date. and the race is taking an increasingly ughingly and chaotic turn. welcome to "the kelly file," everyone, i'm megyn kelly. over the past week we have witnessed a surge of angry confrontations on the campaign trail. many of which have centered in and around rallies for donald trump. his events are hardly the only ones that have been disrupted but are the most high profile and witnessed more of them today at at least two campaign stops. but

one with bill o'reilly on wednesday.e had to say. >> you got to be looking out now, i would assume your campaign is, to the fact that you may very well get the nomination and, if you do, you are going to need 65 million votes to defeat hillary clinton. somewhere in that ball park. so, perceptions are being formed now. many have already formed their opinion on you. would it be wise for you to kind much come back from the confrontational style and be more statesman like? >> well, i think it would be and i think i will be. i do want to finish this off. i'm dealing with two smart tough guys and i want to mike sure i end up winning. i would like to get to the finish line. i'm pretty good getting to finish lines so i want to make@ú sure. it certainly would be and i think that's what you are going to see. >> that's why i asked the question. so we are not going to hear lying ted anymore? that's not going to be what you and cruz and not going to be lying ted anymore? >> well, i can't say that. i mean, i think i will save to maybe

the one, the only, bill o'reilly joins me next. nancy reagan.e passing of this influential, deeply devoted first lady. that is next. ♪ >> time for a check on these markets. three week winning streak. you have energy companies that are react into the price of oil here. shares of oil. southwestern energy and chesapeake energy, they are all adjusting today. raising e-book rices. the high court rejected the high 10 ruling. apple's move as part of the plan to chip away at the dominance of the market. there are reports that apple was hacked into over the weekend. we will be right that with more on nancy reagan's legacy. b1, deal may, till o'reilly. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ bend me shape me, any way you want me as long as you love me, it's alright bend me shape me, any way you want me... shape the best sleep of your life. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology adjust any way you want it. the bed that moves you. only at a sleep number store. trish: we are getting word right now that nancy reagan's funeral will be happening this friday. she passed a

book to the comment by bill o'reilly in a second.he told us moments ago, no matter what he will stay in. he thinks utah and arizona have some promise and that he doesn't think that the party will ever coalesce around donald trump. >> he may be right about the that. this night, martha, will tell us a lot about whether donald trump gets to the convention simply with largest number of delegates but not a majority or whether in fact he can move ahead and capture the majority of the votes and win the thing outright ahead of the convention. looks as if he will win florida and marco rubio can say he will stay in and he can stay in but e state, in situation like this is probably fatal to his hopes to ever win the nomination. and trump wins florida and the largest share of the delegates in illinois and missouri, for example, it won't matter if he loses to kasich in ohio very much because he will capture such a decisive chunk of delegates at stake tonight. martha: all of the candidates said they would get behind the haven't all republican cand

i'm eric boling in for bill o'reilly. please remember the spin stops here because we're looking out for you. the world of islamic extremism. that's it for "the kelly file." i'm sandra smith. >>> tonight, on "war stories" -- isis ruthless and expanding the so-called islamic state. >> isis is hot wiring apocaly e apocalypse. >> fierce fighters standing against isis. >> parent her ga are a fighting force. our efforts anemic so far. >> attacks in europe and in america. >> the threat is growing in terms of scale . >>> live if america's news headquarters, senator bernie sanders may be picking up momentum after winning two more states, beating hillary clinton in alaska, earning 81% of the vote there, he's picking up delegates in washington after another victory. and right now, we're waiting for a winner in hawaii, we'll bring you those results as soon as they come in. now a tennessee couple has been identify as two victims in the brussels terrorist attacks. there they are. justin shultz and his wife, 29-year-old stephanie. a fam

of all people it is bill o'reilly. he has written a book that uses some material, some of the most important material in "landslide: the unmaking of the president, 1984-1988" wishy references "landslide: the unmaking of the president, 1984-1988" in the back of his book, he doesn't have any actual footnotes attribute the material but we had a blockbuster opening. we had a blockbuster news break, doyle mcmanus, wrote "landslide: the unmaking of the president, 1984-1988," president reagan's top advisers looked at him at some point and thought that he'd so lost it they considered invoking the 25th amendment which would take him out of office because he was incompetent. they were afraid he might be mentally incompetent. they had a meeting where they took a close look and tested him to see whether he could manage to answer questions in full capacity. they came to the conclusion that he was okay. the reason they went through that process was his own advisers were speaking about him as if he was out to lunch, that he wasn't in

. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight.ll analyze yesterday's vote with karl rove and rudy giuliani in a moment. plus, brand new fox polling in ohio and florida. but, first, the talking points memo. fascism and donald trump. as predicted here, some in the media both left and right are portraying mr. trump as a 1930s type fascist and his supporters as budding brown shirts. the nazi party street army ink' germany. >> mr. trump, with some of the rhetoric you've used on the campaign trail over the last several months, targeting groups like muslims and mexicans, that that evokes images of nazi, germany and the scapegoat of jews there back in the 1930s and 40s. >> well, i think that's a big, big stretch. >> it's more than a big stretch. it's a strategy with the intention of not only demeaning trump but his supporters as well. the candidate aside, it's not hard to understand why many americans are voting for donald trump. for the past seven years the folks have been witness to the following: intense verbal attacks on police office

i invited him to do it on bill o'reilly. both you and bill have been very, very friendly with donald. but donald is unwilling to -- >> i've been fair to you, senator. let's be fair here. >> i agree. but i'm pointing out i'm willing to show up anywhere. donald is terrified to show up anywhere. you know, tomorrow night we've got two town halls in cnn back to back in the same place. and yet, donald refuses to show up on stage with me because he cannot defend his policies. i think the people of wisconsin deserve to know what solutions each of us have for bringing jobs back to america, for raising wages, what solutions each of us have for defeetding radical islamic terrorism and keeping this country safe and the reason donald doesn't want to talk about that is he doesn't have solutions. these are serious times and we need a president who is up to the task and knows how to turn things around. >> let me ask this question. i think there's a lot of people like me that are out here watching this process. mitt romney has suggested he wa

. ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight.e'll analyze yesterday's vote with karl rove and rudy giuliani in a moment. plus, brand new fox polling in ohio and florida. but, first, the talking points memo. fascism and donald trump. as predicted here, some in the media both left and right are portraying mr. trump as a 1930s type fascist and his supporters as budding brown shirts. the nazi party street army ink' germany. >> mr. trump, with some of the rhetoric you've used on the campaign trail over the last several months, targeting groups like muslims and mexicans, that that evokes images of nazi, germany and the scapegoat of jews there back in the 1930s and 40s. >> well, i think that's a big, big stretch. >> it's more than a big stretch. it's a strategy with the intention of not only demeaning trump but his supporters as well. the candidate aside, it's not hard to understand why many americans are voting for donald trump. for the past seven years the folks have been witness to the following: intense verbal attacks on police offi

. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight.lary clinton terror warrior that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. it was good to seat "wall street journal" editorialize today that the only way, the only way to stop isis committing mass murder in the future is to confront them at their source in syria, iraq, and now libya. talking points said that last night, and it has been a major theme of this program for years. unfortunately, most western leaders are afraid to do that. pointing to the debacle in iraq and the tremendous problems in afghanistan as a reason to avoid meaningful confrontation with islamic killers. but, if we;)Ñ do not attack the savages, the world will continue to absorb violent terror incidents. they will never stop. enter hillary clinton, who might become president. today at stanford university she spoke about the isis threat. >> on 9/11, nato treated an attack against one as an attack against all. on september 12th, headlines across europe, most notably in ramon, proclaimed we are all americans

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i'm bill o'reilly. re.ase remember, the spin stops we're definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight. less than ten hours to go before the polls open on perhaps the most important day of the presidential campaign to date. and the race is taking an increasingly ughingly and chaotic turn. welcome to "the kelly file," everyone, i'm megyn kelly. have witnessed a surge of angry confrontations on the campaign trail. many of which have centered in and around rallies for donald trump. his events are hardly the only ones that have been disrupted but are the most high profile and witnessed more of them today at at least two campaign stops. but today's disruptions, nothing, compared to what we witnessed in chicago on friday night. the situation there so tense the trump campaign called off its event. the story was documented realtime right here on this show as well as on showtime's hit series "the circus." watch. >> there are hundreds, maybe even thousands of protesters on hand. mike, the security does not

bertolli. >>> thanks for staying with us, i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. with our o'reilly factor special election 2016. many of you may have gone to sleep before you got to see marco rubio, john kasich and ted cruz enter the no spin zone for a post debate debriefing with bill last night. so, out of the kindness of our hearts, we're going to show you the highlights bill started by asking senator rubio about donald trump's rise. >> there is a lot of people that just don't like him. are you surprised that he still leads? >> yeah. he has been very good at dominating media getting media to pay attention to him. you look at the coverage. the head of cbs said this the couple days ago donald trump is not good for america but good for cbs because of their ratings so i think that factors into this. now that the race has narrowed people are starting to pay attention. he is a very charming guy. can you see why he gets so much attention. is he funny. he has one liners. we are talking about the presidency of the united states here. tonight he had no serious solution on

. ♪ ♪ >>> hi had, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight.er tuesday, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. it is now clear that donald trump will go to the republican convention in cleveland this summer, with more votes than anyone else more than 450,000 votes. defeated marco by more than a million. therefore, there is more way that donald trump primary steadfast. is he is almost unstoppable because of the republican party did some kind of end run, regarding delegates or procedure, mr. trump could justifiably run on a third party ticket. therefore, dooming the g.o.p. millions of trump supporters will not accept the party doing something ther table. now, things can happen. talking points cannot say for certain that donald trump will be the republican nominee, but, again, i can say that no one will beat him in the popular vote. i spoke with mr. trump this morning on the phone. he was supposed to be here tonight but asked forgiveness because he said he needed to rest up for the big debate tomorrow night on fox news. being t

. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight.have learned from the terror attack in brussels. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. number one thing, president obama will not engage the isis is aadvantages in a meaningánl way. he simply believes that getting involved in a shooting war with islamic terrorists is bad for the u.s.a. no matter what happened short of another 9/11, the president is not going to change his opinion. yesterday in argentina he said this. >> groups like isil can destroy -- can't destroy us, they can't defeat us. they don't produce anything. they are not an existential threat to us. we defeat them in part by saying you are not strong. you are weak. >> so to recap what you just heard. the president said we can defeat isis, he says isil in part by telling them they are weak. now, if i had just told you that without showing4y you the tape, you would have mocked me. at least the far left would have. so to repeat the president is not going to use american power to defeat isis. he is not going