how could laura ingraham attribute that very famous line to anyone but george w.echwriter who has publicly claimed credit for putting those words in president bush's mouth? one way to get it so wrong is to use a couple of right-wing websites as your source for that quote because they obliviously attribute it for some weird reason to senator moynihan. michael gerson tells the story of how he got bush to use that phrase in gerson's book about putting words in bush's teleprompter. this is not a hard fact to find or even hard to remember bush saying it, as i have always easily remembered. but no one expects fox news to get the facts right. not even loyal fox news viewers. "the o'reilly factor" has been proven wrong to them on facts countless times, with or without a guest host. being wildly wrong on facts is not a problem for the "factor" because when it comes to getting the facts write the "factor" audience has learned to have very low expectations. with the spark miles card from capital one, bjorn earns unlimited rewards for his small business. take these bags to ro

i'm laura ingraham in for bill o'reilly.u live coverage of the george zimmerman murder trial which is now in the hands of the jury. as we await their verdict, law enforcement officials in sanford, florida, are appealing for peace in the event zimmerman is acquitted. >> we encourage all residents that -- to live their lives normally. we will not tolerate who uses this verdict as an excuse to violate the law. >> laura: but just the discussion of possible violence has the liberal media upset. they are going bananas offer. this time magazine has a head lynn that's screaming preparing for riots after zimmerman verdict is racial fear mongering. well, is "time" magazine right? with me now for reaction is chris metzler, an associate dean of georgetown, university. and senior fellow at demos which is a center left think tank. let's go to center left on this first, richard. i have got to say of all the things that "time" magazine and i didn't even know it was still publishing so i'm very happy to hear that. what time magazine has said

laura ingraham will comment. and then gutfeld, mcguirk on excessive drinking in the u.s.a.t's costing us more than $200 billion a year. bottoms up. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. >> bill: week in the review from the ingle angle segment tonight. trayvon martin trial triggered by race. the florida where the alleged crime took place police chief said he was fired from his job for not arresting george zimmerman immediately. >> saying this was the result of political pressure that you lost your job. >> i believe it was political pressure and the fact that i upheld my oath. this was pressure applied. the city manager asked several times during the process can an arrest be made now? >> bill: in addition, the watchdog group judicial watch has obtained documents through the freedom of information act that say a division of the justice department send people down to florida from washington to provide assistance for anti-zimmerman protesters. if true, that's disturbing, joining us now from washington, fox news analyst laura ingraham. so the group is called the community regi

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laura ingraham is in washington.oyal fox news alert. the grandparents of the new prince have spoken. >> how are you feeling? >> brian: not sure what happened there. i need subtitles. wait 'til you hear what he said. i think we just did. i'm not sure. >> steve: action. >> brian: he said something about the name. "fox & friends" third hour i think starts now. >> we worship you. >> brian: i could not make out a word. i could make out, but i couldn't make out a word. >> gretchen: i figured you would never admit you couldn't make out. >> brian: we're very excited, old chap. >> steve: there he is. >> gretchen: what did he say about the name? because you know, yesterday it was the wait -- the waiting was for the actual baby, was it a girl or boy. today the wait is, is it going to be named james, harry, henry, george? >> steve: i don't think it will come today. when william was named, it took over a week. right about a week. so it could be a number of days before -- although -- >> gretchen: that's not good news for martha's

hi, everyone, i'm laura ingraham in for bill o'reilly and thanks for watching us tonight. we are officially on verdict watch in the george zimmerman murder trial. day one of deliberations has ended without a verdict. the six person all-female panel is deciding if george zimmerman is guilty of second degree murder, manslaughter, or not guilty of either charge in the death of trayvon martin. there is also a fourth possible outcome though, a hung jury. throughout the hour, the factor will bring you the most comprehensive and responsible coverage of every development in this case. but, first, a recap of the

laura ingraham joins us right now with instant analysis on that. e rate, and i also need 50 billion to build roads? >> obviously the first part will be music to the ears of corporate analysts today, but always tying it to yet another stimulus or more government spending. i think it's -- i'd be shock fundamental it went anywhere on capitol hill. i think he knows that. so while it looks like he's reaching out, maybe a bit of an olive branch here, more spending with the house republicans, i don't see how that's going to fly at all. i think it's ultimately going to be a lot of fanfare today. but i'm not sure it's going to go anywhere. >> steve: besides, the president himself has been behind lure lower -- lowering corporate tax rates but coupled with lowering individual tax rates, part of a big bargain. but the individual tax rates part is missing from this particular proposal. >> yeah. i think since the big deal last january about income taxes, individual income taxes, some people got a hit. some people got a permanent rate stabilization, the old bush t

hi, everyone, i'm laura ingraham in for bill o'reilly and thanks for watching us tonight.n murder trial. day one of deliberations has ended without a verdict. the six person all-female panel is deciding if george zimmerman is guilty of second degree murder, manslaughter, or not guilty of either charge in the death of trayvon martin. there is also a fourth possible outcome though, a hung jury. throughout the hour, the factor will bring you the most comprehensive and responsible coverage of every development in this case. but, first, a recap of the

hi, everyone, i'm laura ingraham in for bill o'reilly and thanks for watching us tonight.officially on verdict watch in the george zimmerman murder trial. day one of deliberations has ended without a verdict. the six person all-female panel is deciding if george zimmerman is guilty of second degree murder, manslaughter, or not guilty of either charge in the death of trayvon martin. there is also a fourth possible outcome though, a hung jury. throughout the hour, the factor will bring you the most comprehensive and responsible coverage of every development in this case. but, first, a recap of the

some say great, some say shut up and sing looking at laura ingraham.our next guest has been political on screen and off. melissa fitzgerald starred as carol fit patrick from 1999 to 2006 but he's been an outspoken activist for years including her recent film after koni staging hope. take a look. >> you have all worked so hard and today, we have an opportunity to share all of that with an audience. >> john: melissa fitzgerald, welcome to "viewpoint." >> hello. thank you very much. >> john: it is great to you have here. as someone who's been a fan for a long time, i want to start with this documentary. a lot of people know about koni because of the big 2012 kony campaign and since the founder's well publicized meltdown in san diego, it seems like the issue has tragically fallen off a lot of americans' radar. the focus on kony has died down. where does your documentary pick up? >> our documentary is basically american actors go to northern uganda to work with 14 teenagers, all displaced from their homes, about half have been former abducted sex slaves who

i'm laura ingraham. i'm in for bill o'reilly. remember, the spin stops right here. glnk. >> sean: this is a fox news alert. we are on verdict watch in the zimmerman smured trial. the jury began deliberations 2:00 p.m. eastern standard time today and they recessed 6:00 p.m. after three and a half hours. they will resume deliberations tomorrow at 9:00 in the morning. welcome to this live studio audience edition of hannity. just a moment, he we will bring in our distinguished group of attorneys, law enforcement experts, political pundits for complete analysis of the trial. but earlier today the defense team presented closing arguments reiterating what they believe the evidence points to, and that is that george zimmerman shot trayvon martin in self-defense after being viciously attacked. so, we eagerly await the verdict. let me bring in this great studio audience. welcome all of you. good to see you. all right. let me start with a question for all of you. is there any of you that think the verdict will come back second degree murder? show of hands. manslaughter? 1, 2,

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. >> steve: tomorrow, laura ingraham will join us, also peter gallagher from "covert affairs" and travis. you'll get a chance to see the celebrity game. it will be fun. be back

the immigration battle, you know, it's rubio versus laura ingraham fox can't quite decide.es what the future voting patterns are. you still have the pockets at fox news that have grown up hating basically as a policy, hating immigrants so they're conflicted. and so fox news is conflicted. fox news doesn't have a voice and oh by the way therefore the republican party is conflicted and doesn't have a voice on the immigration bill. they go hand in hand these days. >> stephanie: by the way your tweet, you said i ask again if texas is such a red state why does governor perry have to call special sessions to jam bills through. hashtag wendy davis. it is a good question, right? >> people point to him as texas as being this incredibly, you know, the reddest state. republicans run the place. i think a lot of people didn't understand which is the special session, the reason the abortion bills weren't passed in regular in that they needed 2/3 in the texas state senate. they said we're going to waive the rules. we're going pure majority. i'm not sure a lot of people understand the reas

. >> steve: tomorrow, laura ingraham will join us, also peter gallagher from "covert affairs" and travis. you'll get a chance to see the celebrity game. it will be fun. be back here. >> gretchen: log on for our after the show show. have a great day. bill: there is breaking news. there is new and sometimes emotional reaction to the verdict in the george zimmerman murder trial ... not guilty. there were hundreds sometimes thousands staging protests and marches in some parts of the country. most were peaceful but some turning violent as they made their frustration with their thoughts known. president obama saying all should remain calm. the jury has spoken. hello to you, martha. martha: good m