those two in tandem. >> okay, dennis miller, everybody. >> pancho sanza. >> two dennis miller shows available, friday, philadelphia at the tower theater the next night saturday, october 25th. details on bill o'reilly.com. the shows are a blast. in a moment, the grievance industry furious with me for debunking white privilege. jon stewart attacking me. we will tell you about that upahead. dulcolax laxative tablets. ducolax provides gentle overnight relief, unlike miralax that can take up to 3 days. dulcolax, for relief you can count on. >>> back of the book segment tonight. follow up to why african-americans are failing in the marketplace. mostly about poor education, fractured families and a culture that does not prepare folks to compete in the competitive marketplace to. make that point i compared african-americans to asian americans. according to the bureau of labor statistics, unemployment forations 4.5%, 11.4% for blacks, 5.3 for whites. out of wedlock births 17% forations, 29% for whites, a whopping 72% for blacks. no question poverty is driven by lack of education, poor supervision of c

. >> dennis miller, big football fan. we'll evaluate the state of the chaotic nfl.ext time. >> we'll see you tomorrow. "the real story with gretchen carlson" starts now. >>> we start with the fox news alert because that american man on your screen accused of trying to help isis from right here on united states soil. busted just in time as the global terror threat takes center stage on capitol hill. hi, everyone. i'm gretchen carlson. hope you're having a great day. this is the real story. the house homeland security security committee right now holding a hearing on the ever-growing threat to our nation. it comes as we learn new details about that new york man indicted for supporting isis. he is one of the first americans to face charges of recruiting for the terror group from right here at home. national security correspondent catherine herridge, she's

. >> dennis miller taking note of the white house fence jumper. the d-man will also comment on the president's speech today. >> i think more time. >> elizabeth is teed off. >> not teed off. i'm just saying it's a suggestion. >> also ahead, elisabeth hasselbeck and others very annoyed by president obama's so-called latte salute. >> on the list of things that you could criticize this president for, this would be way way way down on the list. >> tiniy. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. sus >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. president obama trying to rally the world against terrorism, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. speaking at the united nations this morning. mr. obama tried to be a tough guy and a statesman, both. while dealing with the islamic jihad. whether he has succeeded in accomplishing anything is questionable but he gave it a good try. many americans, including this one, are fed up with fighting the jihad without much help from other nations. e

we will talk with karl rove, bob beckel,v]oqz dennis miller, cammeron and rosen and martha maccallum. 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. in just about an hour, the president will make an important address to the american people and the world about grave threats. and protecting the folks is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. according to a new "wall street journal," nbc news poll, 47% of measures feel the country is less safe than it was before we were attacked on 9/11 2001. that number is up. way up from 28% just last year. proving that americans are very worried about president obama's ability to protect us from harm. the journal's lead editorial today explains why mr. obama's foreign policy has increased anxiety. the president has tried to reason with the russian tyrant putin even pulling missiles out of poland and the czech republic as a gesture of goodwill. attempting to demean barack obama and the west.6 mr. obama refused to help pro-democracy forces in iran

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. >> and dennis miller on the minnesota vikings being embarrassed and the entire nfl in an uproar over domestic abuse charges. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the familiar tore begins right now ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. your money, your life. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. while the nation's attention is rightly focused on the isis terror threat, a more important issue for all americans is the economy. and now there is new data from the census bureau. a couple weeks ago speaking in milwaukee in a labor day bash president obama said this. >> i just want everybody to understand. because you wouldn't always know it from watching the news. by almost every measure, the american economy, and american workers are better off than when i took office. [cheers] >> we are better off by almost every measure. >> that turns out not to be true. let's begin with the most important economic statistic wages. the median household income in the u.s.a. last year was about $52,000 pretty much what it was in 2012. however, o

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. >> dennis miller taking note of the white house fence jumper.speech today. >> i think more time. >> elizabeth is teed off. >> not teed off. i'm just

we will talk with karl rove, bob beckel,v]oqz dennis miller, cammeron and rosen and martha maccallum.aution, 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. in just about an hour, the president will make an important address to the american people and the world about grave threats. and protecting the folks is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. according to a new "wall street journal," nbc news

. >> dennis miller taking note of the white house fence jumper. will also comment on the president's speech today. >> i think more time. >> elizabeth is teed off. >> not teed off. i'm just

. >> dennis miller was tweeting that a lot of ranchhands in texas are really asking the cowboys to change that name. that they think it's disparaging. but -- >> joe, i don't know if the cowboys necessarily goes away, but every one of these team names, hawks, braves, blackhawks, indians, they are all going to go away eventually because all of them involve, at some level, objectifying a group of people, and that's the core motivation for changing these names. so the redskips, first of all, the redskins team is really bad, we saw that. their team name is doomed and a lot of team names are doomed. and i think where we are headed is for all sports teams to be named after weather phenomenon, like thunder and hurricane and lightning, that sort of thing. >> animals. >> we may need to change your name. someone was writing in that you have the ultimate war name, john harwood. that is if you say it right. one little slip and it becomes a pretty darn good one, doesn't it, john? well, i was hoping for -- i want washington to be good, i really do. >> did the bengals win? >> we were talking about that.

miller unequivocally denies receiving the video >> reporter:raiders practice in england dennis allenl and sightseeing. >>:the 49ers. who have been outscored 52-3 in the 2nd half this season. talked about what they have to do to reverse that trend against the eagles sunday. >>: we got the guys to do anything that we want. the past couple weeks we have to play to we know we have a good team. we start as an offense. >> reporter: if they go out and win sunday that would keep everybody off of them very it their egos are the opponent. >> reporter: he is the greatest loss player in the world. next week we are sponsoring the tournament. that money listen i know all about squash. >> reporter: what to make a good squash player care. that amoun i cannot sit in a room with people for over five minutes. >> reporter: was incredible about this than met we call him the maestro. 33 straight months of 2007 to 2009 no. 1 in the world at a steady for guy you are a king. >>: we will see how it goes. >> reporter: they have groupies and because you are the best at what they do sometimes it is good for you