>> mary katharine ham part of the debate on abc. we will debrief her tonight about who won and who lost. >> so you are transgender and you are not offended by the martin luther king quotation? >> no. >> also ahead, jesse watters on a group of college students who want to disrespect martin luther king jr. caution. you are to b. to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. how the american media is covering the presidential race. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. donald trump and bernie sanders actually have a lot in common. they are both running renegade campaigns calling for a complete overhaul of the political establishment yet the two candidates being treated very differently by the press. let's take mr. trump first. i think it's safe to say most of the establishment media despises him mr. trump's' post straight talk, unsettling to many liberal folks. thus, when trump is interviewed. there is usually a question designed to put him on the

my favorite winner, mary katharine ham, mary katharine, i'm so happy to have you. how are you?od. how are you? >> it's a funny, strange day. i get the sense there are a lot of people secretly delighted by donald trump's second-place finish which a lot of people saying is a loss. >> or not so see yetly delighted. hollywood is not particularly kind no republicans in general. the donald who employ as personal attack style opens the door to them being mean tore him than they are to even regular republicans. they are happy to step through that door and use that privilege. they will still be mean to whoever is winning in this race. kennedy: they are trying to figure out the metric. the funny think about the quote no one remember hospital came in second. in this case we'll remember who came in second. >> i think we'll. it matter going forward that he came in second. he had a decent showing. he did not win. i think culturally. you know how conservatives split their votes in trying to defeat the other candidates? i think hollywood is splitting its hate tweeting between cruz and trump an

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mary katharine ham points out he vote to do get a 60 vote threshold for alito.guess he is suggesting -- he is still isn't got to get the vote anyway. >> there never has been -- >> -- here is my question for you juan. the president says he has a constitutional responsibility yet he spent the better part of seven years going around the constitution on executive order, on immigration and the big one obamacare. >> you have people who use executive orders far more than president obama including president bush, george w. bush, president clinton, president reagan and yet you keep coming back to this. >> those presidents used it for things likeaç]u declaring national holidays. not any president, at least in recent memory has used executive order to change policy as dramatically as president obama has. >> because we live in such politically polarized time. >> partly because of him. >> every time the president tries to do something the republicans obstruct. when he responds you say this guy is is a despot. he is he a king. >> he uses executive power to turn his feelings i

mary katharine and guy, welcome.nton says using terms like loser is coded racism. when he uses it repeatly does that mean he hates white people? >> she is trying to sort of lock count minority vote which she hopes to beat bernie sanders with in south carolina and nevada. i have just have to say i think it's anti-semitic for her to run against bernie sanders and sexist of him to run against her. so you have to go to the gop to escape this hatred. kennedy: guy, you are a master analyst. so please use some of hillary clinton's logic against her when she claims that senate republicans who are going to thwart any supreme court nomination are somehow racist. >> hillary clinton as a senator was part after filibuster for two years against miguel estrada. she apparently was an anti-latino racist at the time. and she was a bigot when she and her husband tried to filibuster samuel alito. tim scott in south carolina, the next president ought to pick this replacement is sometime scott who is 100% african-american racist again oba

mary katharine? ham: thanks, david. senator cruz, on the campaign trail you've promised voters a lot, in fact if you're elected president you'd say you end common core immediately, abolish the irs, and do away with sanctuary cities. you've also been a persistent critic of president obama's executive overreach, going it alone, not working with congress. how do you intend to implement this aggressive agenda within your constitutional authority, especially given that it would require working with congress and washington players with whom you're happy to say you have a strained relationship? mr. cruz: well, thank you for that question. you know, there are three avenues of presidential authority to change the direction of this country. the first is executive power, the second is foreign policy, and the third is legislation. executive power, as we all know, has been the preferred vehicle of president obama, abusing his authority, abusing his constitutional authority. now, the silver lining of that is everything done with exec

>> mary katharine ham part of the debate on abc.ef her tonight about who won and who lost. >> so you are transgender and you are not offended by the martin luther king quotation? >> no. >> also ahead, jesse watters on a group of college students who want to disrespect martin luther king jr.

mary katharine ham, editor at large at hot air and a fox news contributor. heidi briz ba la. and julie recognizeinsky a i fox news contributor. >> mary katherine, the media must take trump seriously. are the pundits now coming out of denial? >> there's a couple of steps here. we've gone from denial to anger to now bargaining. >> where are you? >> i'm bargaining. we're going to bargain hard, and the media is going to be happy to cover all these scenarios whereby these guys can start chopping off a little bit of trump's support. but i think it is true that people can come together and coalesce into an anti-trump candidate. the question is whether any of these guys that remain are going to get out and that will continue to be bargaining story moving forward. >> yes. it's not that the race ended yesterday. heidi, given all the air time that trump gets, how much of some of the mainstream pundits actually helped trump so far. >> i think that's an important disfinks because you have the pundits and the mainstream press. it's very different. if you remember from almost the beginning.

mary katharine hamm, who lost her husband in august and delivered their second child in november did my hat off to her. inspiring. >> absolutely. >> good debate. >> it was a good debate. let's leave on a lighter note. watching "saturday night live" you'd be excused as we were. why two bernie sanders on stage. after talking to me yesterday, senator sanders was live in studio 8h with larry david on a titanic-like boat. here's a clip. >> i am so sick of the 1% getting the preferential treatment. enough is enough! we need to unite and work together if we're all going to get through this. >> sounds like socialism to me! >> democratic socialism. >> what's the difference? >> huge difference. >> huge? >> huge. >> it was one more punch line there, andrea. he talked about they land on ellis island and he says, you know, my name's bernie sanderswitsky but we'll drop the witsky, sounds less jewish. >> it's funny. we can laugh about that. the other thing that could be history making and they're talk about it is the first jewish president. >> no, but no, more importantly, going to be the first jew

>> mary katharine ham part of the debate on abc. about who won and who lost. >> so you are transgender and you are not offended by the martin luther king quotation? >> no. >> also ahead, jesse watters on a group of college students who want to disrespect martin luther king jr.

martha: juan williams, fox news political analyst and mary katharine ham, welcome.a lot of the candidates discussing this. it has been bubbling around as an issue the last couple weeks. juan, does it matter? >> does it matter who whom. we saw the results in new hampshire. i think the people right as non-p.c. he's an alpha male who is reflecting giving voice to anger and he's daring and willing to do it. if you are asking me is this lincoln, gets why is burg, martha, no, i find it personally degrading and offensive. but remember it's bully talk the way he talks about women and the like. but i'm not his audience. but his audience seems to appreciate it. martha: he loves it when the audience respond positively, when he gets them going. that's part of what the electricity of these rallies is. so even at times as he did last week he repeats a word that was said in the audience as though it isn't saying it yourself, i guess. the question in 2016, is this something that matters to the american people in. >> full disclosure i will cop to having a sailorresque vocabulary occ

let's talk about it with matthew dowd and fox news contributor mary katharine ham. welcome to you both. matt, the democrats, nevada a dead heat. a few months ago hillary clinton had a 20-point lead and shows bernie sanders is starting to cut into her advantage on minority voters. >> she is keeping on moving the fire wall down the calendar. her argument has been iowa, new hampshire, predominantly white rural states. which is a predominantly urbanized state. i think if she loses nevada, south carolina closes probably still difficult for bernie sanders but the dynamics of the race will keep adjusting as bernie sanders wins. >> it will go on for a long time. on the republican side mary kathryn, you have him holding on to that big lead. what would it mean if after basically declaring war on the leaders donald trump wins in south carolina which traditionally goes with the winner of the nomination. >> i think it doesn't mean the end of the race certainly. he as you see with all of his polling he remains strong and support remains strong even when he makes in u.s. takes but