on the pinhead front general electric ceo jeffrey immelt finally signed a pledge not to do business withter years and years and years it took immelt to do it. as we reported, general electric was elm -- embarrassed to send money to the brutal mullahs. reremains a pinhead. thousands of letters last night. bill: i will try one more time elizabeth, i know it's a complicated issue. a public option is a government-run insurance agency set up to compete with private companies. that's unfair to those private companies because the feds don't have to make a profit and can pay expenses with taxpayer dollars. i support a marketplace where private insurance companies could compete nationally under federal guidelines. that would pool resources. now that would lower premium costs but profits would stay in the private sector and no government official will telling you what doctor to see. an insurance marketplace brings competition which is what is needed here. i hope everybody understands that. david hood: bill: perhaps because i'm the astute interrogator? somehow i think john is not giving me a compli

is going to go over with jeff jeffrey immelt and meet on some business deals over with vladimir putinthink we may have sold poland out for general electric. coincidence? >> well, if that were the case, it would be completely inexcusable. putin also said today that he now wanted the united states to repeal some trade legislation that he said discriminated against russia. that's how russians do it. they take one concession, like the missile defense site, pocket it, and then ask for the next concession. the real question is whether the obama administration sees and understands that pattern. i really think that they gave this away for nothing. glenn: ok. guest, we bring good things to life, g.e. it seems that we are poking all of our traditional allies. don't get me wrong. we did send the gift to the english people, and send it back even after we said you can keep it in the museum. then we did get the queen a very nice gift of some obama speeches on an i-pod. we continually poke our traditional allies and then embrace -- tiffany, our producer says, our frenemies, people like russia, and t

s jeffrey immelt, an obama friend. you have got to figure some deal has been made. but the cold truth is i just don't know what's best for the country in this case. that admission separates us from those who always promote their ideological side. for example, the far left is putting out that i am now supporting a public option in health care. that's all over the net. but that's not true. here's the truth. >> the public option now is done. we discussed this. it's not going to happen. if the government can come up with a marketplace where a bunch of insurance companies come together to offer lower premiums, that's a good thing. so i support a marketplace for private insurance companies overseen by the feds. left wing zealots distorted my remarks like they usually do. now, there are few places americans can go these days for honest reporting and analysis. i believe fox news is one of those places. and our ratings prove it. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. even though we tried to be fair to the president, he doesn't seem to like us much. on sunday he

nbc news is coordinating its pro-obama coverage with the blessing of its parent company g.e., jeffrey immelt, the ceo. that is all a coordinated effort. people say to me you are a paranoid crazy guys, o'reilly. what do you say? >> you are exactly right. i don't care what part of nbc you turn on. nbc network and cnbc business. msnbc news. it's the same message. both from the news and the media side. go green waxman marquis is good. kiwi have got to save the planet from global warming. it all works well. bill: you believe, like i do, that this has over time, been a coordinated effort between a major american corporation worldwide corporation. first a candidate because they promoted barack obama's candidacy, nbc news did. they supported him and now a president to make sure that the american public see him in a favorable light in return for all the profits that g.e. corporation could make. >> absolutely. barack obama needs g.e. ceo jeff immelt. jeff immelt needs barack obama. they have mutual interests. they spell it out in that memo. i have never seen anything like that in american politics. bi