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bill o'reilly joins us right now.ff, why not stay, shape, fight, and build what's in the republican party right now? why jump ship? >> yeah, because donald trump is now the titular head of the party. as the nominee, he represents the party. he really is going to take over the structure of the party, and i just can't work under that umbrel umbrella. to me, richard, the minimum that the parties have for a presidential candidate is that he or she be responsible. at a minimum, responsible. and i just see donald trump as an irresponsible choice to put up for the white house. and so there's no get ago round that. >> why not go along, bill? this is one election. you could get back to the space that you want to or closer to the space that you wanted to be at. >> i can certainly come back into the republican party if it will have me at some point when donald trump is not leading the ticket. and maybe i'll do that at some point. but with him there, it's the one little protest that i can make. i joined the conservative party her

i'm bill o'reilly in the election 2016 segment tonight.e real clear politics average in indiana has donald trump up by about 9 points over ted cruz. if that holds it, will solidify mr. trump's nomination. joining us now from boca grand florida brit hume. three weeks ago i called it for trump. i said nobody is going to stop him. are you coming around to that, brit? >> i would say, this will. not only is the real clear politics average just under 10 points but the trend has been in donald trump's direction now for some time in the polling. there is one lone poll out there some time back that had cruz ahead and all the others, a dozen or more have trump ahead and the most recent one from nbc and had him up by 156789 what is happening trump those in the past those have gone on to win stage in the primary season where they start winning everywhere and their margins begin to grow. that has certainly been happening with trump over the past several weeks. >> psychological thing for some voters. they see a winner, they see a frontrunner. if they ar

the first time you will see him will be with bill o'reilly.s we come back to the couch i want a quick final thought from everybody. >> anyone be misplaced on this day with this group of people and these candidates back when it started, we started with 17. >> shocking how it has happened. >> more to come. >> glad i did not go to vegas. i thought hillary clinton would be the nominee already. i did think donald trump would get the nomination. i live in california where arnold towards an egg was my governor and i didn't believe that guy would ever make it. >> things are changing and changing fast. exciting to hear what donald trump has to say about this new change, john kasich dropping out of the race, bill o'reilly will have to challenge him a bit. what is the strategy now? >> maybe there will be some hints, suggestions. >> we are going to start with you on our website "outnumbered" overtime because you have a brand-new book called in the arena based on a quote that you carried inside your knapsack when you were in iraq. that is what my children

bill o'reilly in the o'reilly factor is up next. good night from washington. ♪ ♪ >>> "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight: >> a plane got blown out of the sky. if anybody thinks it wasn't blown out of the sky, your 100 percent wrong. >> donald trump on the factor this evening. we'll talk about how he would defeat the jihadi and the big transgender war in america. [shouting] >> the democratic party not happy with hillary clinton. county secretary overcome emotional dissent in the liberal ranks? we'll have a special report. >> i get half my check taken away by the government. i can't stand this anymore, man. i'm working hard for my money. i should keep my money. >> also tonight, most americans angry about things. watters went out to find out exactly what things. >> i feel angry about this. very, very angry, man. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ note. >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. most americans don't like their presidential candidates. that is the subject

martha: bill o'reilly will be with us on america's newsroom to talk about the interesting sit-down he had with donald trump. bill: former republican presidents will not endorse the presumptive nominee. a spokesman saying since his son jeb is no longer in the race, it's none of his business. and jeb says he doesn't plan to comment on this race. every republican in office is getting this question as of today. martha: that's a big pronouncement from both of the former presidents. perhaps he will reach out to him and decide it doesn't matter based on what he said about some parts of the party. donald trump shifting gears to the general election. we have been talking about this and we'll much more. what will his next move be? very important. bill: karl rove says he should tone it down. >> i think it's a risk. i think he's a loose cannon, and loose cannons tend to misfire. martha: is this day one of the general election matchup? and what will the next six months look like? bill: the entire town, 100,000 people, in the path of a wildfire that's not burning down. >> my home is completely gone

i'm bill o'reilly.nks for muching this special edition of the factor, the trump phenomenon. this hour we will focus on the many discussions i have had with donald trump on the factor since his announcement of running for the the candidacy. it has been a whirlwind campaign because mr. trump tapped into the fury being felt by millions of republican voters. we begin tonight with our interview after donald trump won the primary in indiana. >> i want to cop graduate late ted and i know how tough it is. it's tough. it's tough. i have it h. some moments where it was not looking so good. and it's not a great feeling. and so i understand how ted feels. >> for months it was lyin' ted, now he is a smart, tough guy. what happened? >> well, i want to be gracious, and he was. he was a god competitor. he was a very strong competitor. and it worked out we had an amazing day as you know in indiana. we had a tremendous victory and won all of the delegates in every county won everything. he come piatted hard. i respect te

. >>> i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. how black lives matter is killing americans. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. first, the stats, and they are stunning. since the ferguson chaos, murders in the u.s.a.'s auto largest cities are up close to 17%. and much higher in cities with large black populations. in chicago, for example, this year alone, shootings up around 80%. why? because chicago police have stopped stopping suspicious people. so-called pedestrians stops are down 90% in the windy city. when you fail to police people proactively, people commit more crimes. the media will not spotlight that much of the violent crime in america is being committed right now by young black men. in fact, black males between the ages of 14 and 17 commit homicide at a rate 10 times higher than white and hispanic male teenagers combined. and blacks of all ages commit homicide at a rate 8 times higher than whites and hispanics combined. conclusion? there is a violent suspect culture in the african-american communi

i'm bill o'reilly in the bernie segment.d the charlotte newspaper he had toward in this way. the thought of male genitalia that n. locker rooms might be distressing to some. the battle of equality has overcoming discomfort gay sharing marriage realizing it was not nearly as awful as some people imagined. that's kind of far out there when talking about school kids showering together. we asked editorial editor of the charlotte observer taylor batten to come on the factor. he says he has too much going on there in north carolina to fit us into his schedule. joining us now from miami, a person not nearly as busy, the purveyor of bern nod goldberg.com mr. goldberg. how do you see this? >> i will get to the charlotte observer, i will segue way to that in less than a minute. let me tell you my take on the overall issue. >> sure. >> i think we have to separate the bathroom issue from the shower/locker room issue. because i think they are very different the bathroom issue for me is a nonissue. transgender person ever assaulted anybod

if you must. >> can i meet bill o'reilly please? you know who i am? >> dusty waters. >> do you want to do the thing? >> i'm waters. >> and this is my world. >> this is your world. >> you want to try that? >> this. this is what you get paid to do? ♪ >> that's capitalism and here's waters. now the guy with the thing on his head, what exactly was that, the guy saying america is a joke? is that a raccoon? what is that? >> fishing lures, some key chains want stuffed animal. if you look closely, some strings. >> does it have a meaning? >> he says he's running for president >> he's running for president? >> but his name is not on the ballot. >> and his running on the crazy hat ticket? >> that's it. >> some of them you almost feel sorry for them. i mean, you know, the guy talking about the real estate? >> yeah, he works for the park department for bill de blasio. >> he works for new york city. because, you know, he obviously didn't know who bernie sanders was. >> confused. i feel sorry for me having to talk to these people. >> you get way o

. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly.for watching us tonight for this special edition of the factor. it's "watters world" meets miller time. oy. now, for the next hour, we are focus on the lighter side ever of the political landscape in the presidential election. we begin with watters as he hits the streets of new york city to find out what every day americans think about the political candidates past and present. ♪ ♪ >> who do you think should be president? >> i think bernie sanders should be president. i watch the news a lot. >> what do you watch? msnbc? >> that's it. >> who ho do you think should be president of the united states? >> hillary clinton. >> taylor swift. [ laughter ] >> bernie sanders. >> bernie sanders. >> what are you guys, socialists? >> yeah. >> what does that mean? >> i don't know, man. [ laughter ] >> i wouldn't go telling people that. >> who do you think should be president of the united states? >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> trump. >> you're cute. >> thanks. >> stranger danger. stranger dange

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i'm bill o'reilly. please always remember that the spin stops here.finitely looking out for you. >>> hello, and welcome to a special holiday weekend edition of "justice" i'm judge jeanine pirro. it's been a campaign season for the ages. and the real fun hasn't even started yet. tonight we'll preview a jel general election sure to make history. in november, will we elect this country's first female president? or a man with no political experience who has defied the odds at every turn? joining me now to look ahead to this historic matchup is a man who knows a thing or two about washington, d.c., former republican speaker of the house and fox news contributor newt gingrich rich. all right, good evening mr. speaker. >> good evening. >> we're thrilled you hav

i don't believe bill o'reilly reads all of his e-mails.ced o'reilly gave 50 minutes of his broadcast to trump. i guess i missed the cruz interview. you missed it because the senator didn't accept our invitation in the past week! that's why you missed it. and you wildly overestimated the time mr. trump receives. bill, thanks for the highlighting dermatology issues in the tip of the day. i see so much skin cancer that could be prevented. absolute absolutely, doctor. everybody should get checked out. bill, just finished "killing reagan" i learned a lot about the president but even more about nancy. her story is fascinating. if you would like signed books for father's day, too late for moms this weekend, please check in at bill oreilly.cobilloreill. bill, you mentioned watters will be interviewing children about politics on thursday. is he going to another corresponde correspondents' dinner? very good, jorge! tip of the day, predicting politics not an easy thing to do as think thousands of "factor" viewers figured out. our poll was, will ted c

bill o'reilly is starting live. the factor starts here right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. democratic race is going on kentucky and oregon. insure what happened in the commonwealth. kentucky voters divided on the worthiness of hillary clinton and bernie sanders. very close. no call yet. we may have it in this hour. of course we will give it to you as soon as we do. really doesn't matter though. i hate to dampen the primaries. both kentucky and oregon are proportional both clinton and sanders will pick up some delegates but not enough to change anything. hillary clinton will be the nominee for the democrats. barring an indictment in the email investigation. but, secretary clinton must be annoyed that sanders is still hanging around. absolutely no chance of getting enough delegates to win. continuing campaign drains clinton's money and energy. while trump sits in his tower tweeting, she is running arounde promising. as they say in brooklyn, oy they. let's return to what i beli

. >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight.t americans don't like their presidential candidates. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. since 1984, there has never been more negativity about folks running for president than there is today. according to a new "the washington post"-abc news poll trump and hillary clinton unfavorable category. trump 55% unfavorable. hillary clinton 5%. "wall street journal," nbc poll 58% don't like trump. 54% don't like hillary. the question then becomes can these candidates overcome the negatives? talking points believes that many american voters will stay home this time around even though the campaign will be very intense. right now donald trump has improved his polling because more than 80% of republicans, many of whom did not support him before, are now on board with mr. trump. that support driven in part by a loathing for hillary clinton. on the other side, the numbers also more than 80% of democrats supporting the secretary, that's fairly predictable. mrs. clinton, a libe

i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. actor flashback segment tonight, donald trump entered the no spin zone. bill spoke with him about a range of issues beginning with his choice for a vice presidential running mate. >> the associated press is reporting trump has narrowed potential vps to five. all experienced politicians. not ruling out chris christie. is that an accurate report? >> well, i like chris a lot. i'm not going to say ruling in or out. i would say that i have in mind five different people. i think they are excellent. i will announce whoever it will be at the convention. >> can you give me one? >> i would love to give you all five but i can't, bill. i won't do that bill. >> you are in charge. >> not even fair to you. not fair to you. >> of course it's fair to me. it's fair to my viewers. it's fair to me. you are in charge. you can do it. you just don't want to do it. >> i just think it wouldn't be appropriate. you know, the way i always envisioned it during the convention. >> i'm out. you said experienced polit

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. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight.isans are covering the trump-clinton race. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. donald trump will be with us shortly. but no matter what i say to him, or he says to me, anti-trump people will condemn the interview unss i call him a racist sexist or any other ist, the far left embraces. it's not only crazy liberals who are distorting the presidential race. write not guilty hill newspaper a guy named matt mcaliack who worked for president bush the younger i your humble correspondent altar of trump. who knew? >> do you get mad. >> i think you have become very negative. >> me? >> yeah. >> why would i do that. >> i don't know. you will have to ask your psychiatrist. but i think you have become very negative. >> toward you? >> yeah. >> mr. trump's disenchantment back in march was echoed by just about every other candidate at one time or another because we ask the toughest questions we can think of here on the factor. it's clear the hill newspaper needs to reevaluate its

bill o'reilly has advice for hillary clinton. bill: it would be to your advantage madame secretary to do this debate even though we know you have the nomination locked up, that's true >> gregg: chinese leaders saying the country is ready to defend itself. officials say the country is not looking for war, but a warning that the united states should not provoke china. it's something the united states and other countries argue is against international law. tuesday two chinese fighter jets came within 50 feet of an american ship. >> she won't use the term "radical islamic terrorism." she refuses. you know why she won't? because her president won't use it. that's why. i'm saying, what just happened about 12 hours ago? a plane got blown out of the sky. martha: donald trump putting in stark relief, the difference between he and hillary clinton in regard to egyptair flight 804 following earlier attacks on his qualifications to be president in which she said he was not qualified in her mind to be pres dr. ben carson, it's good to see you a

i am bill o'reilly.ways remember that the spin stops here because we're definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, donald trump responding to a media firestorm over the whereabouts of a multimillion-dollar pile of cash intended for america's veterans. good evening, welcome to "the kelly file," everyone, i'm megyn kelly. he's holding a rally in albuquerque, new mexico. we're listening in to see if mr. trump addresses mounting attacks over his handling of a fund-raiser for veterans. this all started four months ago when trump boycotted the fox news gop debate in iowa. instead, he held a fund-raiser, he said, to benefit u.s. veterans. now the story is back in the headlines as the veteran community and the media presses the trump cam pain to prove that this money, in fact, was raised and indeed

i'm bill o'reilly. in the weekdays with bernie segment tonight.he purveyor of bernard goldberg.com who joins me from miami. were you surprise to do see lester holt, good guy, at the trump tower broadcasting at the trump tower? >> well, surprise. not in the sense of the reason, think was because it was a ploy for ratings. i'm not surprised by that. if you tie yourself to donald trump in any way, it's good for ratings. now, look, i wouldn't suggest that any news organization anchor an entire news program from the lobby of a building of someone running for president of the united states. but, there are far worse things going on in journalism. and this just isn't registering on my journalist i can scale. >> mr. holt has to go up to chap call and do the chappaqua and do the show from hillary's front lawn to be fair and balanced. >> if i was hillary i would say i want lester up here on my front lawn doing the show. >> are you suggesting that there is no news value in doing it from the lobby of donald trump's office building? >> yes, i am suggesting that

. >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching this special edition of "the factor", the trump phenomenon. we're focused on discussions i have had with donald trump here on the factor since his announcement of running for the presidency. it has been a whirl wind campaign. mr. trump tapped into the fury being felt by millions of republican voters. we begin in indiana after winning the primary. >> i want to congratulate ted. i know how tough it is. it is tough. i have had moments where it was not looking so good and it's not a great feeling. and so i understand how ted feels. >> for months it was lyin' ted. what happened? >> he was a great competitor and it worked out. we had an amazing day in indiana and a tremendous victory and he competed hard and tough. so i respect ted. >> marco rubio saying good things good you and he may have been in the sun too much. you know, he's in miami and it's hot. would you consider rubio as vp? . >> i don't want to talk too much about it. i'm considering a number of people and we do have a really good, and i would consider him. >> you would? okay. >> but we

bill o'reilly from fox is a tough cookie and i always say man, that was tough.se interviews with him. but i like him. bill o'reilly says in his entire life, his entire life this is the single biggest political phenomenon he has ever witnessed. you, what has happened? the biggest, the biggest. and then i stand here and is packed halls with thousands and thousands and i have to listen to carl cameron gives a phony count, ok? think of it. bill o'reilly says the single biggest political event, i think that was the word he used, event. of his lifetime. that's a big statement. that's a big statement. that's a guy who's been around and he is a smart guy but that's a big statement. many people have said it to us. but i am a messenger. if you are tired of making less money than he did 18 years ago, you are tired of it, i understand it. i understand it. you are tired of seeing carrier leave your state go to mexico, build a plant, put their equipment and sell it like nothing happened and by the way the air-conditioners cost the same because they have to compete with crane

bill o'reilly is optimistic about to sit down. >> you will be interesting. i look forward to the meeting and positive results. it's a very good man. he once was good for the party and we will have positive results. >> peter barnes has a preview. >> paul ryan with his upcoming events in washington say that a "wall street journal" "wall street journal" interview on facebook that he wants to have a personal conversation with trumpets conversation with trumpets a poll conversation with trumpet the goal of unifying the gop around core principles. he revealed the decision not to backtrack immediately after his rivals wrapped up last week was a cut call. >> the other point was a lot of us didn't think we would be ending this quickly. i was getting ready for an open convention so we were preparing for the eventuality of an open convention. at the very least we thought this up at june 7 in california. training ryan has said he would step down as the chair should trump asked. in the meantime, trump continues to pick up congressional support. kevin mccarthy was second

bill: so that's the case that o'reilly lays out. what do you think about that? contributor, david goodfriend, former staff secretary to president bill clinton. gentlemen, good morning to both of you. attorneyny, so rile -- tony, so reilly right? >> i think where he errs, if i can say that, is that i think regardless of what the fbi does with this, this is a brutal report with the potential of being devastating. remember, this is the state department inspector general appointed by barack obama, reports to john kerry. this is not a partisan -- on the republican side -- attacking hillary clinton revealing that she never got the approval to conduct this private server, that she never reported attempted hackings, that she never even cooperated with this investigation, didn't allow eight of her top aides to cooperate. and the most chilling part of this, bill, is when low-level staffers brought this to her attention and top-level attention, they were silenced and intimidated. and all of these things reinforce what the american people intuitively know: she's not credible

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i'm bill o'reilly in the hume zone segment tonight.g article in the "new york times" magazine yesterday says two very interesting things. first, presidential advisor ben rhodes spent enormous amount of time setting up the iranian nuke deal in a less than honest way and second, that mr. rhodes used some journalists who were in the tank for the obama administration, so he says, put out a false narrative. joining us from washington brit hume. so what did you think when you read that there were two journalists and he james then one for the atlantic and one for some i have never even heard of that were doing the white house's bidding? >> well, my first thought was that jeffrey goldberg, who, you remember, did that very revealing interview with president obama that appeared just recently id which the president said all kinds of things about foreign leaders and others that raised all kinds of eyebrows is really not properly described as being in the tank for the president. he is a pretty darn good and very knowledgeable reporter. so, i think

. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. trouble for hillary clinton. is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. yesterday, bernie sanders pounded mrs. clinton in west virginia, states she easily won in 2008 when she received 67% of the vote against barack obama. the president, back then, got 26%. but, this is now. hillary clinton's campaign is drifting. donald trump rising in the polls. secretary clinton's aids are talking to the fbi about the email case. and she is even being criticized by ardent liberals. >> when i think about hillary clinton, you know, i imagine it to be a very bright woman without the courage of her convictions. because i'm not even sure what they are. maybe a real person doesn't exist underneath there. i don't know. >> also, this morning, vice president biden said something that may annoy mrs. clinton. >> i had planned on running. it's an awful thing to say. i think i would have been the best president. but it was the right thing, not just for my family but for me. >> talking points will remind everyone that if secretar

this instagram video created what may be the biggest disagreement yet between donald trump and bill o'reilly on the internet, you put up stuff about hillary clinton and bill clinton and it's kind of todry stuff. i'm not sure that this is a good thing to do that. >> you're talking about what i'm doing. well, i'm only responding to what they do. she's been very nasty. and i said, i'd like it to be on policy. i'd like it to be a straight right down the middle. sd >> i understand the clinton attack machine and i think it has to be dealt cwith somewhat. >> i have no choice. you have to do it. it's unfair and you know, they're dirty players, they've been dirty players historically and i have to fight back the way i have to fight back. >> he has no choice. i mean, there's absolutely no choice but to do that. i mean, the challenge here for a campaign is quite literally that we've never seen anything like this and none of hillary clinton's senate campaigns or past presidential campaign did she ever have to contend with anything like this. >> well, that's absolutely true and every day that you see the

i'm bill o'reilly. please remember the spin stops here.definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, new evidence of a deep divide within the republican party. it comes just days after donald trump became the presumptive nominee. raising serious questions about the party's ability to unify before the november election. welcome to "the kelly file." i'm sandra smith in for megyn kelly. over the past 24 hours we've seen a series of endorsements and calls to reject donald trump, perhaps most notably those associated with the last republican to hold the white house, george w. bush. dick cheney suggests he will support donald trump for president, but bush's brother and trum of rival jeb bush is not on board the

. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight.ence mar the upcoming presidential race, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. we have already seen violence at trump rallies spurred on by anti-trump protesters and exacerbated by trump supporters overreacting. a disgusting display in a republic dependent on freedom of political expression. we are seeing same thing involving bernie sanders versus hillary clinton. last weekend in las vegas, some sanders' supporters vented their anger against establishment democrats saying the primary system is rigged. >> we need civility in the democratic party, civility. [crowd booing] [chanting] recount, recount, recount. recount. >> the issue in vegas was the delegate count. sanders' supporters furious that some folks supporting the senator were disqualified for clerical errors. the chair of the nevada state democratic party believes she is in actual danger. >> they attacked a place where i'm employed, posted -- it's a restaurant and gaming bar. they posted on their yelp bad thi