. >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> who we're looking at in this video, joe miller, 6'4", 275 pounds. and he's the 2010 longd listen to some of these stats. he can drive the ball 560 yards. >> what? >> he says that his club speed, about -- >> 153 miles an hour. >> think about that. he's swinging that. but what if you put him up against some mini watermelons and they've got the watermelons set up on like four tees. boom. explodes these things. >> oh, he's driving the ball into the watermelon. >> into the watermelon. not hitting it with his club. in slow motion it is like crazy to watch. >> it shatters. >> this one is incredible. watch when the ball hits here. >> oh, my god. >> almost see it like in slices. >> like a bullet going through that watermelon. >> yeah. >> it's impressive stuff. look at that. opens up like a flower and then they reverse it and looks like the watermelon spit the ball back. >> like a big shotgun. >> this thing is a promotional video from the european tour. >> can you imagine if that's your human head and you happen to get in the way of this guy's long dr

the establishment didn't like that much, but didn't like when ken buck in colorado, joe miller, christine o'donnell lost in november, leaving four seats on the table republicans think they could have and in some cases should have won. that was 2010. then in 2012, more of the same. these four candidates all bate establishment candidates. richard mur duck in indiana,ed to aiken in missouri lost in november, leaving on the table seats republicans, especially these two, think they should have won. let's fast wore ward. five primaries so far in 2014, zero, no tea party upsets so far. 31 primaries will be done by the end of june, will the tea party get anybody? it's a big open question at the moment. the next contest to watch, mitch mcconnell in con techy. cochran in the state of mississippi. two incumbents that might be in trouble. at the moment republicans are pretty confident. cochran not quite out of the woods yesterday. the question, maggie haberman, we have a ways to go. so far the tea party is getting crushed. why is it different this time than 2010, 2012. >> energy is very different tha

recent write-in campaigns there has been some success, lisa murkowski, she lost her candidacy to joe millerif you want to go back about 12 years ago here in washington, d.c., mayor tony williams, he had the same exact problem conyers is getting hit with. i talked to one political operative that said john conyers' voters love him, if they have to go through an obstacle course to elect him, they will be again. >> that wouldn't be surprising. it does seem this is more of an issue in michigan. >> yeah, thad cotter, it happened to him. >> this process is confusing folks. >> they're sticklers. >> michael grimm is the now -- he's the indicted member of congress from staten island. with advance mcallister, who was caught kissing somebody on videotape, the louisiana republican, there was this and trey raidle, who had the cocaine arrest, there was this group pressure by the republican parties to get them both either to resign or not seek reelection and they've been successful. what's going on behind the scenes with republicans pushing out michael grimm? >> what they will tell you, chuck, is they are

christine o'donnell, joe miller and sharon engle, tea party favorites, earned nominations instead.reme for the states they have been running in. tea party candidates have been coming up short leading to ed had lines that suggests the tea party is done. that might very well be the case but not necessarily for the reasons being commonly discussed. they have been winning because they have fully embraced the tea party platform. they have drited so far to the right that they are no longer republicans in name only. conservative voters have been stripped of that fundamental reason for casting protest votes. >> i think the tea party has brought great energy to our political process. they are not that big of a difference between what you all call the tea party and your average, conservative republican. >> as the speaker of the house pointed out, tea-party backed candidates may have lost but their ideas team to have won. they have successfully moved the republican party to the right. that was its genesis, entire reason for existence. that's why i have a tea party now. what is next for groups

miller. legislation affairs joe moody as well as michael huff. a number of officials on the hill as well as investigators say they have been on the problems at the va. they have been on problems and they have been scheduling the issue since 2000. most recently in 2012. there is evidence to support delays in care cannot ee arms in veterans our -- worsening conditions or death. the outcomes may not be as good as if you had detected the condition earlier. it also sent down a fact sheet regarding veteran's access to care. offered services that are specialized to prevent in the areas of mental health spinal cord injuries or other areas unique to healthcare delivery and hard to find out side va. the scrutiny increases. they will meet with senior pentagon officials today. he will discuss the 90-day review of the military system. still a lot on the issue ahead. >> elizabeth prann live for us in washington. thanks elizabeth. >> that brings us to our look who is talking. this morning radio show talk host rush limbaugh. >> limbaugh on the record the va scan

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i think you need to see miller in person, joe. rapid city, south dakota.5th. fargo, north carolina next night july 26th and billoreilly.com. tickets make great father's day gifts. i'm going out there. haven't been in a long time. dead wood, all right. see the president's carved into the mountain. it's a good trip. tonight the factor tip of the day, while promoting his wife orange lo angelina's new tv the man punched brad pitt. two years ago will smith slapped the guy. >> oh my god. what the heck is your problem, man. i'm not going to tell you the guy's name because that's what he wants but i'll suggest to the authorities in los angeles and other places they charge that guy to the max because this kind of stuff is dangerous. all of us in the public eye know that we can be hurt in public at any moment. we all remember what happened to john lennon. factor tip of the day directed to the police and authorities. please take these kinds of things seriously. somebody is going to get hurt. can't have these loons running around. please check out the fox news factor

joe biden. yes! >> it's watters world meets miller time. >> caution. you're about to enter the no spin zone.the factor" begins right now. . thanks for watin >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching this special edition of s"the factor." watters world meets miller time. the next hour will be very provocative, entertaining and at times a bit over the top. we begin with the d-man. so you believe that barack obama wants to diminish the power of america? >> well, billy, every night i hear you saying he's too smart, he must have a play. he doesn't have a play bit, billy. he doesn't have a play, man. this isn't a jujitsu thing. this is the way he sees the thing. our only hope in the future is russia and china both go after the same piece of meat like crimea and wipe each other out. maybe we come to the number one position. i'm just thankful he keeps biden out of it, because if he plugs mckenzie over there, we could all get vaporized. so i'm just happy. and putin next year is going to be on "dancing with the stars." listen, at this point, putin is in obama's head. it's like that dennis weaver

joe biden, yes. >> it's watters world meets miller time. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ hi i'm poirl. thanks for watching the special edition of the factor. watters world meets miller time. hide the kids because the next hour will be very provocative, entertaining and at times a bit over the top. we begin with the d man. >> so you believe that barack obama wants to diminish the power of america? >> well, billy, you say every night i hear you almost saying he is too smart. he must have a play. he doesn't have a play, billy. he doesn't have a play, man. this isn't any jujitsu thing. this is the way he sees the thing. >> i know the thing. >> i'm only hoping the future is russia and china both go after the same piece of meat like crimea. wipe each other out and we come into the number one position. >> barbecue, i was on a mission when i got the call. >> i'm just thankful he keeps biden out of it if he he sends plugs mackenzie over there we could all get vaporized. >> imagine, imagine. >> i'm just happy. putin next year is going to be on "danc

joe biden, yes. >> it's watters world meets miller time. caution, you are about to te

joe biden, yes. >> it's watters world meets miller time. caution, you are about to

miller. so good to have you here. >> good morning, joe. >> how's our hometown?r the flooding? >> well, folks are getting back to normal. unfortunately it's going to be a long way to go before people are actually some of them back in their homes. your hold house on piedmont was flooded. had about five foot of water in it. >> it's unbelievable. you talk about a river runs through it, gene. it was literally just a river. >> never happened before. >> never had standing water even in hurricanes. let's talk for the reason we called you. that was shinseki's testimony on capitol hill. what did you hear yesterday that you're going act on? >> i saw a very terrible appearance and performance by the secretary of veterans affairs. i don't know that he is capable of making the change that needs to be made to the bureaucracy that exists out there. they are still in a defensive mode. they're not coming forward and telling all of the facts. yesterday now we hear that three other people have put on leave in gainesville at the va hospital down there for keeping a second waiting li

joe theismann's helmet. get that behind you. take the country back. >> you can imagine what miller and i are going to do in minneapolis if we show thing with you starting in a few weeks. ask dennis. >> dear abbey meets yoga. >> o'reilly at foxnews.com. want to ask dennis anything, personal advice about him, about the best. >> the best can i, i will either answer it honestly or more importantly fake like i am. >> that's right. >> ask dennis. everybody is lined up. this is going to be big. >> throw them at me, baby. >> there you go. miller and i would like to thank everybody in grand rapids, michigan. bolder fresher june sold out. few tickets remain in minneapolis. you better hurry. may 10th. one week for saturday, miller will be doing his don hoe imitation in honolulu. i will be there disguised as charo. >> everybody tap each other. it's america 180. >> going to be a blast in honolulu details on bill o'reilly.com. watters world on deck. sent jesse up to harlem to find out what the folks think about all the racial chaos going on. moments away. that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. help prevent your cravings with nicod

miller, former orthopedit surgeon and health policy wonk for 25 years. i want to ask steve about his last slide, the one says questions. i wonder, for steve and joewhat kind of questions do you hope to have answered in the next six to nine months we'll know answers for about the operations or making your, your wafers work that are more operational rather than the kind of questionsr that alan asked in his slide which relate to the effectiveness of meeting waivers demonstration pilot characteristics?er so things that, maybe keeping you up at night and you're hoping to know how to do better or hope they work out or figure out as you go forward? does that make sense? >> so i'll start. we affectionately call that list, which isti not a short lit of issue, our transitions to market issues. we are marrying two different approaches that are philosophically and operationally very different. the insurance world where you have no coverage until you pay your premium and the medicaid world where you have coverage immediately upon eligibility. the insurance word where you have had different levels of cost-sharing and variation in management efforts, the medica