mr. bin laden. >> is there anything you would like to add? >> hm? >> anything you would like to add? ust relax a minute. just relax now. >> he's not used to this. >> well, mr. bin laden's voice is in good condition. it got better as you got more into the subject, as you talked about it. [ speaking foreign language ] >> i did think that this was an amazing interview. he declared war on the united states for the first time to an english speaking audience. [ speaking foreign language ] >> we asked him why. he basically gave a laundry list of complaints about american foreign policy in the muslim world. we asked him to clarify did this mean a war against american soldiers or american civilians. he sort of said american soldiers were the primary target. american civilians got in the way, that was their problem. >> he said that in his mind, the united states was as weak as the former soviet union. [ speaking foreign language ] >> and eventually, the united states if it was subjected to enough violent pressure would pull out of the middle east and basically he would get his wish. >> what are

mr. obama cited the takedowns of osama bin laden and omar cu tod -- gadhafi to cite he's serious about drive iing him from power. >> i think if we take a position, i think at this point the international community has a pretty good sense we typically follow through on our commitments. >> reporter: while north korea blinked monday and removed two ballistic missiles from the launch site, today, they threatened the u.s. and south korea over joint naval drills in the yellow sea with state korea warning if even a single shell drops across the waters during the test, the north will start firing at south korea. >> translator: they will turn the islands into a sea of flames. >> reporter: defense secretary chuck hagel said today the u.s. and our allies are prepared for any contingency but hopes north korea realizes the better option is peace. >> ed, thank you, on the north lawn. >>> tomorrow is the day what could be a blockbuster congressional hearing on the benghazi whistle attack. and expecting to hear that the obama administration lied about what led up to it and blew the response itself and lied

mr. swift, thank you so much for joining me. ( cheers and applause ). sir, you were-- you were one of the lead attorneys for handan. and he was osama bin laden's driver. >> that's right. >> stephen: you guys got him off. >> he's home in yenl. he was acquitted. >> stephen: you got him off, you got him off upon you spruk him. you sprung a terrorist. good for you. >> actually, i like tong that due process worked and an innocent man was released after five years in captivity. >> stephen: we'll never know because he to the away. now, these guys are terrorists at gitmo. why do we care if they're on a hunger strike? >> first off, we don't know that they're terrorists. >> stephen: yeah, because they haven't been charged with anything, and they shouldn't be because they might be innocent. them we'd have to let them go, and they could attack us for holding them without cause. ( laughter ) >> yeah, well, you know, under that logic, we can do away with the entire criminal justice system as a whole. >> stephen: all right. ( laughter ) ( applause ) i wouldn't go that far, but go ahead. >> well in the heart land of what we do as a nation is support and defen

mr. swift, thank you so much for joining me. ( cheers and applause ). sir, you were-- you were one of the lead attorneys for handan. and he was osama bin laden's driver. >> that's right. >> stephen: you guys got him off. >> he's home in yenl. he was acquitted. >> stephen: you got him off, you got him off upon you spruk him. you sprung a terrorist. good for you. >> actually, i like tong that due process worked and an innocent man was released after five years in captivity. >> stephen: we'll never know because he to the away. now, these guys are terrorists at gitmo. why do we care if they're on a hunger strike? >> first off, we don't know that they're terrorists. >> stephen: yeah, because they haven't been charged with anything, and they shouldn't be because they might be innocent. them we'd have to let them go, and they could attack us for holding them without cause. ( laughter ) >> yeah, well, you know, under that logic, we can do away with the entire criminal justice system as a whole. >> stephen: all right. ( laughter ) ( applause ) i wouldn't go that far, but go ahead. >> well in the heart land of what we do as a nation is support and defen

bin laden? >> that was the whole point. we lost mr. woods, mr. smith, mr. t obama got bin laden and he deserved your vote. today the american people are going to begin to hear the truth of what happened in benghazi and the media has been hiding all these eight months. >> brian: thanks so much. back to wrap things up in just a moment angie's list is essential. i automatically go there. at angie's list, you'll find reviews on everything from home repair to healthcare written by people just like you. if you want to save yourself time and avoid a hassle, go to angie's list. at angie's list, you'll find the right person to do the job you need. and you'll find the right person quickly and easily. i'm busy, busy, busy, busy. thank goodness for angie's list. from roofers to plumbers to dentists and more, angie's list -- reviews you can trust. oh, angie? i have her on speed dial. icaused by acid reflux disease, relieving heartburn, relief is at hand. for many, nexium provides 24-hour heartburn relief and may be available for just $18 a month. there is risk of bone fr

mr. bill o'reilly. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> al qaeda is on the path to defeat and usama bin laden is dead. bill: just five days after that statement last september the u.s. ambassador to libya was assassinated. three other americans murdered. we now know it's a terrorist attack. was it a cover up and so f. so who ordered it. peters, brit hume karl rove and i will all focus on that question. >> what difference at this point does it make? it is our job it figure out what happened. >> bill: but eight months later we still don't know what happened. will this giant screw up hurt hillary clinton's chances for the presidency? >> these people politically want to cut his h

mr. bill o'reilly. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> al qaeda is on the path to defeat and usama bin laden is dead. [cheers] >> bill: just five days after that statement last september the u.s. ambassador to libya was assassinated. three other americans murdered. we now know it's a terrorist attack. was it a cover up and so f. so who ordered it. peters, brit hume karl rove and i will all focus on that question. >> what difference at this point does it make? it is our job it figure out what happened. >> bill: but eight months later we still don't know what happened. will this giant screw up hurt hillary clinton's chances for the presidency? >> these people politically want to cut his heart out and throw his liver to the dogs. >> bill: dan rather talking about barack obama's enemies. goldberg has analysis about the foes of the president. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. could be a bad week for president obama and hillary clinton. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. thre

bin laden. what the mainstream media are doing, they are experiencing the chicago-style politics that mr.bama has brought to at his administration and mr. holder is now participating in this. was interesting as some of the headlines yet shown in the newspaper this morning is it is an attempt to coddle them. they want to remain and gain favor. is showingto state the chicago style politics. as mr. obama continues to support mr. holder mr. holder is dragging down this administration i believe he has to partner himself before the house judiciary committee a few weeks ago -- he should resign. i think the american people have lost their trust in this attorney-general. it is pick and choose as to what justice should be needed out. host: from facebook -- bob says -- next on the phones is richard, an independent. like peopleeems have a short memory. did they forget about rupert murdoch and some of his news organizations and the newspapers in england where there are tapping into government employees, hacking computers, phone tapping, bribing. it is like most of -- both of them are involved. it seem