is your last kau. we'll see you again tomorrow, wish a happy veteran's day to men and women who have served. thanks for joining us and good night from washington. bill o'reilly is next. >> glenn: welcome to the "glenn beck program." tonight, part three in our three-part series on the puppet master, george soros. last night, you saw the sheer size of this one-man's influence. it is breath-taking. he has brought entire regimes and currencies down to the ground in flames. if you don't understand where america is heading, you will after tonight. if you think it doesn't matter, this is the wrong show for you. i want you to know and remember this, in the last three episodes, i'm not making claims, i'm not asking questions, i'm not telling you sta statements of fact. what i'm telling you is watch george soros in his own words. where is the country headed? george soros. >> the question is what we need and whether mr. soros and his foundation can help to bring more foreign influence in the united states instead

. >> he sees evidence everywhere from melting icecaps to ç illnesses kaued by the food we eat. >> thered way of looking at things. or we're tipping nature into a position where it's difficult to maintain the viability of our planet. we've ceased to understand, i think anyway, the need that not only do we wake from nature in what she gives us, but we need to give something back. >> this is a genuine passion. >> yeah. for him. i was like, is that angry. i didn't want to judge the level of anger. for him. that's revved up. but you talk to him about the media, his family life in addition to his passion. was he more open than in the past? he's in his 60 rz now. >> 62 years old. and he won't discuss so much becoming king. it involves a discussion of the death of my mother. so that's a pretty good conversation killer right there. but question. if and when he becomes king, he's got all these passions, all these projects. part of the point is does he redesign the job of the monoarch? does he take this with him? there's no rule book? and they're not supposed to be involved in policies. but he jus

is your last kau. we'll see you again tomorrow, wish a happy veteran's day to men and women who have served. thanks for joining us and good night from washington. bill o'reilly is next. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" from ohio is on. tonight. >> the thing i love about you is you are quite provocative. >> bill: me? president bush let's his guard down, kind of. >> if i were such a genius on the economy i would have predicted the meltdown in the first place. >> bill: we will talk about the bad economy. >> what do you do when somebody says it's about to fail. >> bill: precarious afghan war situation. >> bill: are you optimistic about the war in afghanistan. >> it's going to take time. >> bill: president obama. >> you need to ask him. not me. i'm the retired guy. >> bill: decision points, president bush on the state of the union. >> bill: that's what the folks, i think, want to hear. caution, you where to enter the no spin zone from dayton. the factor begins right now. ♪ >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly, repo

kau-tv out of salt lake. it is snowing in the key resorts. they are loving it. thanksgiving skiing because it always boosts the travel. if you can get there, this is part of the problem. all the snow here that you're seeing here is the next 24 hours. there are areas here with pink along here. right there. salt lake city. that's where our shot was right there. just to the north and to the east there. that's 10 to 12 inches. there are darker purples through the sierra here and over through here, the big horn is going to see some and the detons. boy, oh boy, great snow for skiers. you need to be careful trying to get there. it is going to be one difficult travel adventure across the west. going to talk about blizzard conditions. things will change foot by foot. 100 feet by 100 feet as you go up the passes. you may get nothing then all of a sudden it could be a whiteout out there. let's go to a couple pictures we have for you right now across the country. people are driving everywhere. it doesn't really matter. here we go. this is what it looks like and looked like

i think it's over simplifying the kau none drurm to make that parallel.res of our policies being broken and certain members of the forces on the frontlines running amuck, and torture taking place in ways that we did not find it acceptable. and it touched a debate as to where is the line? >> abu ghraib is not waterboarding, and those were two different things. >> it raised the question of where are we in this? >> we are in a dirty fight and you have to fight dirty. >> that is the choice. as you know, i have a lot of people that i know from the days in congress inside the intelligence community, and the choice has been made, we're not going to get intelligence from terrorists, and we're going to kill them and kill everybody around them. so it's not that simple of an overstatement. we have decided to kill lots of people instead of get information, and i am just wondering, is that the moral thing to do? why is that more moral than keeping somebody up all night or pouring water in their face? >> i think it's important to look at what our policies are and live