he told jesse he was smarter than me. >> i love jesse. he was a little wimpy there. >> bill: i'm sending you out to paul. >> that's not a good idea. >> bill: why not. >> i would get scared. i would end up wimping out. >> bill: i don't think so. you would give him what for. >> a challenge. >> bill: do you want to see juliet huddy out there? >> come on. >> bill: we will try work that out. juliet huddy, everybody. there she is. thinks i'm a wimp. pinheads and patriots tonight. starring two rock divas. one did something good. the other did something bad. p and p >> bill: pinheads and patriots starring to rock divas in a moment. no mail tonight. we'll resume the letters tomorrow we will be live after the president's speech hope you join out. book out in paperback with new material like my super bowl sunday interview with president obama lively book it will not bore you. and you will learn something, i hope. if you sign up for billoreilly.com, premium membership will send you a free pen. this promotion will end soon because we are taking a beat

jesse were you surprised by her appearance? >> no, to little portland, oregon as i like to call it, it really is. i think susan sarandon spreads her activism a little thin. brad pitt was mad because they dent trike him. he has them. he does stuff. she comes out. you want me to play bongos until wall street turns itself in? i thought i was supposed to reinstate the government so chaz bono could be pared? >> what do you want from me? you ask too many things. >> pab, good point. what gets other people to join in, albeit their twilight years. >> 64 is not old. >> it is the new 60. >> she livens it up. i hear she got everybody there and had them take a jump to the left and a step to the right. >> she was so amazing in "rocky horror." i had the hugest crush on her. it was the whole movie. scpie gio and they were good. there are two. >> began nick differences between susan sarandon. >> that's a tough one. >> google image. >> that was in 1975 and she was beautiful. >> you are missing michael moore stopped by. i don't know if you heard

jesse watters with fox news. >> do you know who i am? >> no, you said that fox news chokes us and lies to us. >> are you going to say to fox news when they try and choke us, lie on us, undermine us, and destroy us, we going to turn the television off on you? >> who is us and what are the lies? >> tell me the truth. >> congresswoman? you said that fox news lies. could you name a lie? >> i never know what she's doing. >> congresswoman, you said you weren't afraid of anybody. you're not afraid of me, are you? you also said that the tea party should go straight to hell. you don't really believe that, do you? >> why don't you speak? >> that's not very nice rhetoric. >> go soak your head. >> i'm jesse watters with fox news. how are you? how do you think president obama's handling the economy right now? >> i'm not here to do interviews, sorry. >> you don't have an opinion about how he's managing the economic situation? >> stop following me, okay? >> rubbish! you have no power here. be gone! >> what about "the o'reilly factor," do you ever watch

well, jesse joyce is one of the writers and a regular writer for "the roast."you write for "the roast." does that mean you write jokes for sheen and other noncow medians or do you write for yourself? >> it depends. this year i wrote seth's opening stuff last year i wrote for trump which was an uncomfortable experience. he is a d-bag. i think i told you last time he would jack up the numbers in his script, right? donald trump they would make a joke and it was something about what is the difference between donald trump's head and a raccoon? the raccoon doesn't make $3 million and he would cross that out and put $7 million. he is awful. he is humor less. >> sheen? >> no. we are talking about something more important. >> did you have any jokes that didn't make it in? >> i have a bunch of jokes that didn't mike it in. -- make it in so i brought them. thought it would be fun to tell you. >> okay. >> william shatner was there. that was exciting. you have more fans that live with their parents than dora the explorer. what is up with the priceline commercials being shot

yes, jesse helms brought an amendment to the floor saying the n.e.a. should have no more grants given to bloodletting, whereupon christopher dodd of connecticut said, "now wait a minute." he's a catholic. he said, "that means no more crucifixion, "no more st. sebastian with arrows through him, "no more head of john the baptist, not to mention military battles." so that was the end of that amendment. it's a significant segment of our history gone just like that. not to mention-- not to mention our art in all our museums across the land. if you were to provide some advice to a museum director today who wanted to do something somewhat provocative, thought-provoking that generated multiple viewpoints, what would you say in advance to try to have that exhibit occur with a minimum of negative impact, negative publicity, and negative reaction? what can you do in advance? it's pretty easy. you have discussions. you have--you have an educational program, an informational program, and you have interactive-- the possibility of interactive response. what people wa

is he a good guy. >> is he a decent guy. >> bill: thanks, jesse very much.ks joel biden. >> little did they realize that half if a's body is buried biden's -- >> bill: a terrorist and i >> bill: a terrorist and i host: could switching to geico really save you 15% or more on car insurance? host: do people use smartphones to do dumb things? man 1: send, that is the weekend. app grapgic: yeah dawg! man 2: allow me to crack...the bubbly! man 1: don't mind if i doozy. man 3: is a gentleman with a brostache invited over to this party? man 1: only if he's ready to rock! ♪ sfx: guitar and trumpet jam vo: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. >> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight, the d man is vacationing some place very expensive, i presume. but if you watch the factor throughout the past few weeks, you know he has been on a roll. san francisco is like the nanny state of all time. >> yeah. >> bill: and they don't want gold fish, cute adorable gold fish within the city limits, miller. what i

good morning. >> i have to ask you, jesse, why? >> i believe in myself. it successfully. >> as you were going over, just that moment you were tipping in the water, what was going through your mind? >> at the very moment right there, the thought was, wow, this thing's as tall as it looks. and you know, i'm an athlete who has to perform. so, every physical and mental motion i have at that point is rehearsed. and has to be done exactly well, for me to have a successful landing and not get too injured at least. so, i'm very just thought about the motions i have to accomplish. >> and lucas, a lot of pressure on you to capture that moment, right? i can't imagine that jesse would repeat it again. >> you don't want to lose a friend over something like that. >> if he missed that shot, i don't know. >> there's no second chance. >> what was going through your mind? >> he has his role. i have my role. focusing on the shot. make sure the footage looks great and that the equipment is set. >> this is really unsafe. the guy that did it before you, i think blew out his kn

is he a good guy. >> is he a decent guy. >> bill: thanks, jesse very much.ks joel biden. >> little did they realize that half if a's body is buried biden's -- >> bill: a terrorist and i confronts him. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. >> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight, the d man is vacationing some place very expensive, i presume. but if you watch the factor throughout the past few weeks, you know he has been on a roll. san francisco is like the nanny state of all time. >> yeah. >> bill: and they don't want gold fish, cute adorable gold fish within the city limits, miller. what is this all about? >> what's next after gold fish? cheetoes? pringles? then funyuns then the whole thing comes down around our head. i thought it was snack food. >> goldfish. >> listen, san francisco is going to hell in a hand basket. you can't circumcise up there. you can't go to mcdonald's and super size. you can't criticize. all you can do is row manhattan size about the urge to if a that the size. what's what's happene

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frank and jesse james were wounded but got away. five years later, jesse was killed for the $5,000 bounty on his head. a few months after that, his brother frank walked into the state capitol building in missouri and turned himself into the governor. he said, "i was tired of an outlaw's life. i had been hunted for 21 years. i had never known a day of a perfect peace. it was an eternal vigil. bark more a dog's fiercely than usual, or at the feet of forces in greater volume, i stood to watch. have you any idea what a man indoors to lead such a life -- endures to lead such a life?" i think it is our job to make every terrorist even more serable than frank and jesse james' work. something we have underestimated is the effect of six years of isolation on ubl and the effect it had on his leadership of al qaeda. we have put inlace some remarkable capabilities and achieve significant successes. it is clearly something we recognize. it is our obligation to do all we can to prevent another attack. we will prevail and we will not relent in tha

there was snow on the ground as they headed out in the middle of the night. 5-year-old jesse would notp crying. marvin wayne eddy decided to shut him up. >> so he started hitting him and, of course, that made him cry more, and he kept beating him and eventually he picked him up by his legs and swung him up against the tree until he quit crying. >> reporter: jesse never woke up from the coma and died three days later. >> i renounced god. i could not wrap my mind around how he could let that happen to my brother. >> reporter: after training with john for years but refusing to set foot in sunday service, somebody changed. john's other message finally got through. >> and he said god loves you. and he said, and i'm going to show you. and he asked me to come to church and at least hear him out. >> reporter: now mike has been going to church for years. he's married with a baby girl. is this a way to channel their aggression? >> yes. >> reporter: in a positive way? >> absolutely. they're not going down to the bar on the weekend and getting in brawls. they're not abusing their wives. >> reporte

she is a little freaked out by jesse. he should have started singing that rick springfield song to her. i wish maxine was jessie's girl. listen. i thought by her saying silent. jessie made her look better than any interview i have heard her do. wow, she is coming off pretty good. >> bill: she looks credible. i didn't say anything. is it really wise? should she have just said listen, here what i meant. wouldn't that be better than doing the zombie routine. >> billy, can i tell you something, she meant she wants guys like you and me to go to hell. she meant it. that's exactly what she meant. >> bill: muff minute metaphor she really wants us to go to hell. >> then she says a moron -- they have got to send out the apologist out to mop up this class warfare to mop up the tea party. they send debbie sergeant schultz out. she is supposed to explain it all. >> bill: right. okay. miller and i -- this is a new england alert for everyone, will be trick or treating together on october 29th in connecticut at mohican sun. i don't know

i am pleased, honored, humbled, delighted, crazy to have jesse norman on this program tonight. the legendary soprano has been an inspirational voice in music for many years to come. she released her first new recording hall. it is a good one. if you are fortunate enough to be at the mall in pasadena, before we get to the conversation, we take you back to a classic performance from paris on the occasion of the two hundredth anniversary of the french revolution. ♪ tavis: i am tickled to have you here. >> i am tickled to be here. tavis: that is it, good night. that is all i wanted to hear, really. i introduced that clip by saying it was a classic performance. that is what i have to say and others have to say. i assume in your own mind, there are performances that you deemed classics, yes? >> i would include the singing of the national anthem for the two hundredth anniversary of the french revolution as being one of those moments where it was surreal. it was such an honor to be first of all asked by the president to sing the national anthem on this occasion. when i was asked of the

we just learned the identity of the victim. 30-year-old jesse ramero. this has been the site of three homicides in just two years. at 7:30 last night, the manager of angie's bakery and restaurant returned to find one of his employees, jesse romero, dead in a bathroom. just hours before he left the restaurants and she was there with a few patrons. >> we're looking for anybody in the area at the time, anybody that saw anything around the area between 5:00 and 7:00, when we responded out there to come forward with anything they may have seen. >> reporter: late in the afternoon, police say they received a call about a fight just outside the restaurant between a man and a woman. when officers arrived 30 minutes later, no one appeared to be there. >> we are investigating this as a domestic, possible domestic homicide. we do have a person of interest that we are currently trying to obtain a warrant for. >> reporter: one woman who lives near the restaurant, who didn't want her face shown, told me she was shocked to learn of the woman's death. >> it is a tragedy

kat von d and jesse james make another decision about their relationship.jesse james make another decision ♪ skinny >> all right. ♪ skinny >> all right. we'll start the week with kind of a sad skinny story. some of you may remember 14-year-old jamey rodemeyer, took his life a week ago, apparently the victim of bullying. lady gaga was one of the icons he wrote on line, he looked up to. so this just the other day, lady gaga was performing in the i heart radio music festival in las vegas and dedicated her song "hair" to jamey rodemeyer. >> jamey, i know you're up there looking on us, and you are not a victim, you are a lesson to all of us. ♪ that this is my prayer ♪ >> the police department is investigating whether charges can be brought against the three unnamed teens who have been known to be bullying rodemeyer. a big fan of lady gaga. one of his postings. lady gaga makes me so happy. she lets me know i was born this way. >> in light of this case, young folks being bullied because they are gay. this head become one of her issues now. she says she wants to me

jesse watters there he is. when we come right back it will be miller time. the d man think of affirmative action for unattractive people? there is a movement to make that happen. and then, congresswoman maxine waters attacking fox news once again. why? coming right back. >> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight, because of his very busy schedule,we had to schedule up with the d man last night. topics for discussion range from unattractive people to dipg dick cheney's new book. so here is miller and what do you think about dick cheney's new book? are you going to read it? are you excited about it? >> well, i like cheney in the main billy because he reminds me of -- he doesn't suffer fools well. he reminds me of patton and like the reporters are soldiers that just told them they can't fight because they have epstein-barr syndrome answered gives them that searing glance. i like cheney. i am going to give the book a read. and there are no great mysteries about dick cheney to me. he is what you see is what you get

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jesse jackson ran to collect delegates and become a power broker. they ran for various reasons but none of them had the remotest notion that they could actually win the presidency. after iowa and new hampshire it became very clear that the obama candidacy was different. that this was actually a candidate who had a chance of winning. and i think that is where the wheels began to turn for a lot of people. where they said to themselves, people who said america would never, never seriously look at a black guy as president found themselves suddenly saying my god, what is happening here? john lewis, the congressman from georgia who had been a hillary clinton supporter, very publicly changed his support. he basically acknowledged what was happening. he had been part of the group that just didn't think this guy could ever win. all of a sudden when it became clear he at least half a shot at that he didn't want to be on the other side of this historic candidacy. so the answers i would still have written the book. it would be different in some respects. >> hos

jesse watters there he is. when we come right back it will be miller time. d man think of affirmative action for unattractive people? there is a movement to make that happen. and then, congresswoman maxine waters attacking fox news once again. why? coming right back. [ male announcer ] every day, thousands of people are switching from tylenol to advil. here's one story. i'm sean. i switched to advil 10 months ago. cyclists are a crazy bunch. when you're out there trying to push to your limits, you have some pain and it can be really vicious. i really like advil because it takes care of it all. neck, shoulder pain and definitely with cycling, lower back pain. i switched to advil and i've stuck with it. it works when i need it to. [ male announcer ] make the switch. take action. take advil. >> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight, because of his very busy schedule,we had to schedule up with the d man last night. topics for discussion range from unattractive people to dipg dick cheney's new book. so here is mill

board meaning less than twenty two hours davis is slated to face lethal injection of the reverend jesse jackson on the show later just us that story plus how republicans in states like texas pennsylvania in the grass go messing around with the two thousand and twelve elections more in this in the second half but we begin tonight with a special edition of our conversations with great it's. the night's conversations with great minds i'm very pleased to be joined in the studio tonight by david stockman former united states congressman representing the state of michigan was elected to three terms before stepping down to head up the office of management and budget under ronald reagan president ronald reagan in one thousand nine hundred one he is credited with writing the reagan budget and continued his work on federal budget in three one nine hundred eighty five after leaving politics david stockman pursued a career in investment banking and joined rockstone group as one of it's really his partners he's the author of the book triumph of politics of the reagan revolution failed and his new bo

joining us now are jesse martin and mark kassen. >> looks good.e through things like movies and television. >> my brother and i, we made a movie together, are very careful to say it's first and foremost a movie, a piece of entertainment. we don't want to pretend we're investigative journalists. we got inspired by a story about these people who were very committed to the needle safety act of 1987, and this case where someone was stuck by a needle and somebody who invented a retractable needle that could stop the over 800,000 accidental needle sticks a year to get that needle into hospitals and into market which was not able to happen. these two lawyers with very little resources went up against, you know, a $100 billion industry. >> again, it wasn't safety first there, it was profits first. so what happened? >> what happened is there is a law called the safe harbor anti-kick back law. the gpos are giving kick backs to get their products. it's a pay to play in their hospitalses. therefore the medical supply companies are insured only their products,

jesse's shop was the place you went to for enlightenment in my town. [laughter] and the place was always full. jesse was a short man with a short haircut, and there was always a pair of scissors or a long razor in his hand. this was problematic as he wore thick-lens glasses, and it frightened me as he held court, the sharp instruments being used to make various punctuation points in the air. i asked my mother why the senators, the people on the floor were saying they didn't want some people to vote. well, some people don't want some people to vote, my mother said, trying to protect us from the fact that even united states senators could think like the men who killed the michigan woman. the next day we took an overly long car ride to monticello, the home of thomas jefferson. this was located deep in virginia, the real south as my mother called it. on the way back from monticello, we pulled off the highway for gas and a trip to the restroom. i walked with my mother around the back of the station where there were two doors. one was marked "white," and the

jess braving the elements.e're almost out of time, but when you're working a senior job in the white house and these proposals come forward, how do you weigh the pros and cons and say, give him the president. >> the clinton administration made the same mistake. they gave access early on to bob woodward. the president met with him. he wrote a book that was very damning and the president was angry that he had the interview. how did my staff get me into this kind of thing. that happens when you're new and fresh. and you get these early books and they can be very, very upsetting inside. >> we'll watch this one play out. david, jess, thanks for your >>> tonight, what happens when a

so, jess, from a policy impact proposal, what does the white house think this package will do in termsf creating new jobs, how many, how fast? >> they argue it will have an enormous impact if passed in its entirety. they say it would impact state job growth because as you know when there are layoffs at the state level, that has a ripple effect. so, if there's hiring of teachers and first responders, there's state aid in there as we've learned. that this jobs program for school renovation gets laborers quickly to work at schools. and then there's also these tax credits that i've been hearing about that would incentivize hiring of unemployed workers who have been out of work for a long time. there's a lot in this package, john, that would incentivize hiring of the chronically unemployed, seniors and low-income workers and veterans and that's where they're targeting all of this. of course, republicans have a very different take, but here at the white house they're terribly optimistic. >> so, you mentioned a different take from the republicans. how do they deal with the very, very difficul

i was involved in campaigning against senator jesse helms when i was in college. when i came out here i was not initially involved politically. i was involved in community work, helping to build the lgbt community center, doing neighborhood work, and i eventually started doing campaigns and gradually got more involved in democratic party politics. ultimately, in 2004, i ran for the democratic county central committee and ended up chairing the committee. it was a gradual process for me. by the time i started thinking about running for supervisor, it made sense because of my involvement in the community and the politics. i knock on about $15,000 -- i knocked on about 15,000 doors and a huge amount of people. the best way to learn about the city and what people want and what people's concerns are. i feel like i know so much more than before i started campaigning. i am a good liberal democrat. in the san francisco, miniature spectrum, i am considered pretty middle of the road. one thing about me is i am very independent when it comes to the issues, and i do not vote o

i was involved campaign against senator jesse helms when i was in college. when i cannot hear, and was not initially involved politically. -- when i came out here, i was not initially involved politically. i helped to build the lgbt community center. i started doing campaigns. i gradually got involved in democratic party politics. i got involved in the alice b. toklas democratic club. i ran for the democratic central committee in 2004. i ended up sharing the committee. it was a gradual process for me. by the time i started thinking about running for supervisor, it made sense because of my involvement in the community and in politics. >> what did you learn from campaigning for supervisor? >> i learned a lot. i knocked on about $15,000. -- i knocked about 15,000 doors. i met a huge number of people. that is the best way to learn about the neighborhood, the city, and what people want and what their concerns are. i feel i can do so much more than before and started campaigning. -- i feel like i know so much more than before i started campaigning. we're all part

jesse is on the city council berkeley. exceptional things are going on that you will have access to in terms of government service. it is not just working as elected officials. nonprofit workers, julie has had an exceptional career serving in people. we have nicole in the back to used to be a staffer at the youth commission who is now doing a lot of great political work. you may know her. i want to say thank you for taking on this leadership role. i look forward to working with you over the next year. i work very closely with the youth commission. i am very excited about the things we can do together, crafting legislation, approving budgets, insuring the young people continue to have a voice that will be acted upon by government. thank you so much. [applause] >> are you ready? if i may say this, first of all when they say free muni, let's make sure we know where the money is coming from. we have to be responsible. i want to say congratulations. now you are going to take up the responsibility you have not taken up before. i

we invited jesse klein to tape a message for you.>> thank you for being the most intelligent, truthful analyst on television. and for always being super hot and dreamy while you're doing it. anderson, i love you, too but my heart belongs to gergen. >> but seriously, david gergen, you really have inspired us with your lost italian weekend story. we expect a dramatic re-enactment maybe at the fountain in columbus circle after the 360 party. we'll bring the limoncello.

meanwhile, you can always count on jesse jackson to take us down the racial divide. he warned that the tea party and republicans want to bring back slavery. >> this is a civil war struggle, are you with the union? are you with the states? they have a debate in iowa two weeks ago. all of them are for the 10th amendment. that's the slave amendment. they want to undermine the 13, 14, 15th amendment. this is very serious. >> laura: that's a lot of amendments to undermine. well, what a difference eight months makes. remember how democrats, including president obama, called on all americans to dial back the inflammatory rhetoric following the shooting of arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords? >> at a time when our discourse has become so sharply polarized, at a time when we are far too eager to lay the blame for all that ails the world at the feet of those who happen to think differently than we do, it's important for us to pause for a moment and make sure that we're talking with each other in a way that heals. not in a way that wounds. >> laura: why hasn't the presiden

it goes through to jesse street. it is about a block away from me -- from the soma grand. it is on an alleyway. this would be an ideal location for workforce housing. it is in walking and biking distance to both the civic center and the financial district, the main employment centers in the city. people living in this building will not contribute to any car traffic. they're going to be able to walk, bike, or take public transit. they are a block away from bart and all the new alliance-- the muni lines. there has been no opposition at all, which is always a good thing. we are glad the neighbors are happy with it. finally, i have made a lot of trips to the project site since we filed the application. that was almost a year ago. every time i have been there, the total area has been deserted, except for homeless people, and drug people. it is not a good area right now. but it is on the verge of a renaissance. we need more projects like this. my clients, mr. wong, is a pioneer. we hope there will be many more products to follow, so we can revitalize mid-market. this is now one

he spoke at the house of blues hosted by modern family star jesse tyler ferguson.nd then he went to a fundraising dinner that was $18,000 a plate. earlier yesterday he was in the silicon valley leading a town hall meeting with 300 linkedin employees at the computer museum in mountain view. it was a pretty friendly crowd there. many supported his proposal to raise taxes on the wealthy. >> we're talking about going back to the rates that existed as recently as in the '90s when, as i recall, silicon valley was doing pretty good. >> later today, the president will deliver a speech in dinver to hitch his jobs plan. at the end of -- to pitch his jobs plan. at the end of his west coast visit, it's estimated the president will have raised $5 million for his re-election campaign. >>> congress is on track to avert a government shutdown. last night the senate passed a temporary spending bill to keep the government running through mid-november. the break through came after fema said it has enough money through friday allowing lawmakers to drop extra funding. house members are

we invited jesse klein to tape a message for you.evision. and for always being super hot d dreamy while you're doing it. anderson, i love you, too but my heart belongs to gergen. >> but seriously, david gergen, you really have inspired us with your lost italian weekend story. we expect a dramatic re-enactment maybe at the fountain in columbus circle after the 360 party. we'll bring the limoncello. that's it for 360. thanks for watching.

. >> jess ca, it is the longest annual garage sale in iowa.(laughter) >> jon: . >> stephen: katie blew the lid off garage sale gait. clearly, clearly, katie, you are the only one i can trust. call me. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) >> thank you very much. welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight is a feminist icon and the subject of a new hbo documentary. and it's only 75% as long as documentaries about men. please welcome gloria steinham. (cheers and applause) gloria, good to see you again. how are you doing. >> very good. >> stephen: i don't have to introduce you, you are a feminist icon. >> no, no, no,. >> stephen: no, you are, you are a feminist icon. there are people that wear pictures of you around their neck. >> but icon is really dangerous because then you get an iconoclast. it's not a good idea wz. >> stephen: people attack you for being an icon and here we go. >> okay, okay i'm ready. >> stephen: this documentary is gloria in her own words. why do you need to express yourself in your own words? are you misinterpreted by