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mr. o'reilly. i shall meet you in the square. for an old-fashioned dual of witts. obviously he and i... there had be some discussion and compromises made. he has demanded that we speak at podiums. i have asked for crazy straws. we will do this in our nation's capital, washington d.c. it will be on october 6. you can join us live in the theater or it will be streamed on the internet for $4.95. you can watch a live web cast. obviously all the information is available on this website, the daily show or on the rumble 2012 dot-com. we've made some compromises. 50% of the money will go to charity. 50% of the money will go to supply-side job creation. whatever. it's happening, people. it's on. here it is your moment of zen >> the thing i like about you is you do take cheap shots all the time but you defend those cheap shots >> that's not the only thing you like about me. i'm like a shot of levittown right in your ass like a b-12. boom. captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> stephen: tonight, new trouble for the romney campaign, get rea

mr. o'reilly. i shall meet you in the square. for an old-fashioned dual of witts. obviously he and i... there had be some discussion and compromises made. he has demanded that we speak at podiums. i have asked for crazy straws. we will do this in our nation's capital, washington d.c. it will be on october 6. you can join us live in the theater or it will be streamed on the internet for $4.95. you can watch a live web cast. obviously all the information is available on this website, the daily show or on the rumble 2012 dot-com. we've made some compromises. 50% of the money will go to charity. 50% of the money will go to supply-side job creation. whatever. it's happening, people. it's on. here it is your moment of zen >> the thing i like about you is you do take cheap shots all the time but you defend those cheap shots >> that's not the only thing you like about me. i'm like a shot of levittown right in your ass like a b-12. boom. captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> and my guest drew gilpin faust is the president of harvard uni

mr. o'reilly. i shall meet you in the square. for an old-fashioned dual of witts. obviously he and i... there had be some discussion and compromises made. he has demanded that we speak at podiums. i have

mr. o'reilly i think he tried to answer by not addressing the elephant that is in the room.te frankly everybody knows that the silent enemy of immigration reform are some people in the democratic party. george bush tried to pass immigration reform with a republican and democratic congress and certainly president obama tried. quite frankly to his credit he has done more than any one else has done in the last 12 years but quite frankly you can't fault him for not having the ability to pass legislation. >> bill: sure i can. i can fault him all day long because he had control of both houses of congress and they would have passed some kind of fair measure to try to get this thing under control. and he simply didn't even try and said in the univision interview, he said the reason i didn't was because i had to do all this economic business so i couldn't focus on it. and listen, if you like the president we can walk and chew gum at the same time. >> bill, this might in fact be a valid point that the president had a lot on his plate. in fact, i think he even said that. how do you exp

mr. o'reilly, the gist of your talking points was that if the president wins the voters are dumb.o, no. if the president wins, i expect the exit pollsters will ask why folks once again voted for hope. mr. obama's economic record is poor. that's a fact. marilyn, orlando, florida. we are voting for romney, but agree he must show more compassion for people like us who have been injured financially. sherry clark, mississippi, your awareness of many americans is spot on. i compare us to rome under nero. everett, harrisburg, arkansas. mr. o, i'd like your opinion on how romney can win the debates. at this point many voters understand the liberal press will spin things the president's with a no matter happens. the conservative outlets will doing the same thing with the governor, but seeing things with their own eyes will persuade folks one way or the. matthew, tennessee. i'm 9-year-old. my mother took me to buy "lincoln's last day." i'm already at page 61 and like it. will there be a kid's book like "killing kennedy"? there may be. keep reading. that's the best thing you can do for your

mr. bill o'reilly in 13 minutes. >> your voice is heard. [ applause ] over the last two days, we've beenperhaps we forgot. what has been accomplished and what is at stake, whether we can get health care, afford college, be guaranteed equal pay, all of these. >> shep: scarlet johansson speaking at the democratic national convention, urging young people saying, i'm not going to tell you who to vote for. just commit to vote. the obama campaign reports president obama spent a good part of the day today in his hotel here in charlotte putting the finishing touches on tonight's nomination things, tweaking thins here and there and consulting with advisors. the speech is expected to cover a wide range of topics. the question now is whether the president will still be able to grab viewers and voters the way he's done so successfully in the past. our correspond sent james rosen on the floor here in charlotte. james? >> shep, good evening, four years ago after his acceptance speech, barak obama was hailed as perhaps the most gifted orator of his age. more recently the most memorable performance he t

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mr. o'reilly's unwillingness to speak to estimated possible to pursue that angle of the case on the question had been raised. >> would probably be worthwhile. >> certainly we have sought to pursue every lead we could. so from our standpoint it was the lead we wanted to follow. >> thank you very much. as mr. burton pointed out -- and say, mr. burton pointed out from the doj has been of cooperating with groups like media matters with a spin on stories so they'll come out in a positive manner. and i imagine the press office and all of doj has been concerned about that. it actually troubles me there is such a political asset to what goes on in the doj about executive agencies, you hope to doj would be the one about politics. my question is do you know doj share this report prior to its release yesterday with any outside groups, and or, who within the doj would've made substantive changes to the report? >> we provided for purposes of our comments and review a draft of the requirement. we allowed the department internally to share with people who had relevant information, but to tightly control wh

mr. bill. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on of the tonight -- >> 47% of the people who -- not everybody. >> liberal america outraged that governor romney says the country is becoming a nanny state driven by people who feel entitled. we'll analyze what he said with charles krauthammer. alan colmes and monica crowley. one of the most glamorous women in the world, kate middleton, photographed topless in an outrageous invasion of privacy. she and her husband, prince within, are fighting back. is it legal? on the case (it's happening, people. it's on. here it is. >> bill: jon stewart already in training for the big rumble in washington. >> oh, yeah, it's on! >> bill: when he will debate me live on the internet. he will be here tonight. >> i'm so scared! >> bill: caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. >> bill: hi. i'm bill o'reilly. mitt romney, the truth and the folks. that is the focus tonight. now we have a controversy over governor romney telling supporters that a large portion of the american population is dependent on government and most likely wil

mr. bill. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. chaos breaking out at the democratic national convention. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as you may know the democratic platform omitted the word god and did not state that the city of jerusalem is the capital of israel. that has caused much fear and loathing. and earlier today under immense pressure the democratic leadership decided to reverse itself and attempted to get on the right side of god and jerusalem. the convention chair is los angeles mayor antonio vigarossa who almost had to beg the delegates to stop the madness and bow to god. >> all those delegates in favor say aye. >> aye. >> all those delegates opposed say no. >> no. in in the opinion of the -- let me do that again. all of those delegates in favor say aye. >> aye. all those delegates opposed say no. >> no. >> i guess -- >> you have got to rule and then you have got to let them do what they are going to do. >> i will do that one more time. all those delegates in favor say aye. >> aye. >> all

mr. romney can also speak for himself. he has been widely criticized i was watching the o'reilly factor with bill o'reilly just last night about lack of specifics. he was asked in the interview of 60 minutes to get specific on the tax breaks he would get rid of, and he kind of backed off of that question. is he going to give us more specific information about what he wants to do to the tax code, just as one example? >> the tax code is the one place where he's been criticized for that. he has a plan for medicare, medicaid, social security. he has a plan for everything, and obama has no plan whatsoever. and so when you are talking about specifics about that corner of what he's proposed, the tax plan then you are pushing the envelope towards romney in a way that you never do to obama. obama has no plan whatsoever. now the fact is -- dagen: he wants to raise taxes on wealthy americans -- >> let's take a look at that one. president obama ran last time on that and he didn't do it. dagen: i'm personally interested in this about the tax code. is he going to get into -- since he has been getting into specifics on the all other issues w

o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. fomc in the muslim world part 2. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as we told you last night. mr. obama should change his approach when dealing with the muslim world. it's obvious the soft power strategy not working. jihadists don't care what mr. obama says and any sign of sensitivity will be perceived as weakness. not to say we should antagonize muslim governments have to tell them they will be held accountable and actually hold them accountable when measures are harmed. apparently president obama read the riot act to egyptian president morsi and now the egyptians are finally protecting the american embassy from the fanatics in the street it is worth noting that egypt is dependent on american aid and tourism to survive economically. there are nearly 84 million people in that country. the average per capita income $6,600 a year. unemployment among young people 25%. owe i didn't want san economic catastrophe. and there is little the u.s.a. can do about it. today the head of the house intelligence committee said that everybody in cairo knew trouble was brewing before our embassy was