mr. o'reilly on board echoplex -- onboard? knowing what i know about the senate, i did spend five years working on capitol hill with great privilege. i think it will be up to the good men and women of that body to decide when they confirm the two nominees. >> howard buskirk. >> let me ask a follow-up question. you mentioned spectrum aggregation. that no carrier should be able to buy all the spectrum. do you perceive the fcc imposing some kind of restrictions in to keep the two dominant carriers from buying most of the spectrum? >> i think everyone should have an opportunity to participate. there should be opportunities for the incumbents and small carriers alike. there are several proposals before us up right now. >> another complaint that small carriers have had is that they would like to have the spectrum sold in smaller sizes rather -- ishe economic area that something that you're looking at right now is an issue? some are saying they won't participate in the auctions. >> i think it is something the network will have to tak

mr. o'reilly you said "killing jesus" is history h and is not religious.to read the kjv bible or you will not be saved. peggy hart from florida, i read the first chapter. thank you for writing a book that may reach people who are turned off by religion. like killing lincoln and kennedy this is a fast paced fact-filled book designed to keep everybody turning the pages. we posted the first chapter on bill o'reilly.com. bill, we enjoy watching the factor. never been there. i would like to go. we are watching the factor in the turks & caicos. one of my favorite places. enjoy it. thomas from ayman jordan. watching the factor here in a confusing place. i don't know who to sprortd. the jordanian government is solid. support them. if you are watching in an exotic place, let us know. and the tip of the day. are you a loyal person? if so, the odds are you are a good person. loyalty is a mark of nobility. the problem is loyalty isn't being emphasized much anymore, especially in american schools ch. we are liing in a selfish age where people think others on the planet

mr. owe righty right now? >> o'reilly!> calm down. >> my father spent all kinds of time at the coney island board walk and the pool area. the swim area. i don't know that that was going on. >> he wasn't in a tutu? your dad. >> bill: here is my question. seems like there are a lot of gays attracted to this. >> yes. >> this isn't greenwich village or a gay area. it's a working area. >> it is. >> bill: what is that? >> i think transvestite community descends on coney island during this parade. i have no idea. they're very flamboyant. >> bill: just a week ago there was a gay pride parade. how many parades do you want? >> they like pageantry. >> bill: is that theme here? >> the theme was marine oriented. >> bill: i don't see kids in this. >> kids are off to the side. i don't know if i'd bring my kids to this. >> bill: so just a bunch a people having a great time. >> a lot of the transvestite community are big factor fans. >> bill: do you why? >> it's fashion forward. coming back it will be miller time. did putin steal a super b

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mr. o'reilly right now? kinds of time at the coney island o boardwalk and the -- swimmer. i don't know that that was going on back then. >> no, he wasn't in the tutu, your dad?e >> here is my question and i'm not being a wise guide or not being offensive. it seems like there is a lot of gays attracted to this? >> yes. >> because this isn't the l green issue in village and it's not in a gay area. coney island is a working area? >> it is. >> what is that? >> a lot of the transvestite community dessends on coney island during this parade. i have no idea t why. they are flamboyant and set the. w >> a week ago there was gay pride parade. >> they are into parades. they are into pageantry and show off their wears. >> was that the prevailing theme here cross dressing transvestite people. >> that wasn't the scene. the scene was marine oriented costume and. pageantry. >> bill: i don't see any kids in this. >> kids are off to the side. this is x rated thing. i don't know if i would bring my kids in.d >> i know. this is

mr. o'reilly, you are one of the most honest people i have seen. the good you do oh for america is unmatched. thanks for allowing me to end the mail segment on a good note. finally the tip of the day. as you may know my book "killing kennedy" has been a best selling for a year. the national geographic channel has announced that the movie "killing kennedy" will be shown sunday, november 10. here is a short preview. ♪ >> this is a very dangerous and uncertain world. no one expects that a life will be easy. but i am confident as i look to the future that our chances for security, our chances for peace are better than they have been in the past. and the reason is because we are stronger. with that strength comes a determination, not only to maintain the peace but also to the vital interests of the united states. thank you very much. >> tip of the day. i believe you will like the film. that is it for us tonight. check out the fox news factor website which is different from billoreilly.com. spout off all over the world. name a town if you wish to opine.

mr. o'reilly is a drunk. i'm sure his people would like to hear about it. >> what were you just saying?at will the cost be for this? they will have a fixed penalty and it will be a significant cost and significant deterrent. does that mean a working class dad who gets hammered have to pay a bill and his family can't eat for the week? how do you work out the price. >> 299. >> thrng there may be problems -- i think there may be problems with this. >> remy, do we do this in the united states? we don't put people in the slammer for being drunk, do we? >> oh yeah we do. >> this is good. >> what happens is -- i had a misunderstanding at the denver airport a few years ago. what they do is -- after we couldn't decide on a conclusion they give uh breathalyzer test and based on how high you get it on there, and that's how long you are locked in the stupid drunk tank. the joke is on them because i had a dime bag in my wallet the whole time. >> did it last you the two weeks? >> no, they took the wallet. >> dime bag is slang for -- >> a bag of dimes. i can use it for protection, see. >> as a coin co

mr. o'reilly as well.omebody's word in the house and senate on telecom issue -- who has worked in the house and the senate on telecom issues. spent a lot of time and background and history and experience. i think they are great choices. looking forward to work with the full commission. at the same time, truly appreciate what acting chairwoman clyburn has done. she has common a difficult time at a difficult time. she and her team have done a tremendous job and have been very sensitive and rulemaking and the concerns of our members which is something that we advocate in every will making regulations one small providers. fewer customers per mile and consequently antiregulation has a higher cost per customer. as you know these regulations are unfunded, we have to pay for what ever technology requirements there may be. she has been very sensitive to our members and i expect to see that will be something that will continue. >> broadcasters have been engaging the with aereo in a number of courts. do members view

mr. o'reilly responding to your column. take a listen to him. >> why is he doing this again?tion? >> i think robert reich is trying to make a bigger point about the culture. >> are you? and if so, what is the bigger point you're trying to make? >> the bigger point is that we are at logger heads in this culture in this society now, a lot of anger, a lot of bitterness. mainly because people are not getting ahead. but it's being fueled, that anger and bitterness, is also being fueled by the name-calling that we find -- likes of bill o'reilly saying i'm a communist. and that name-calling, that kind of vitriol in which one side is basically talking to its audience, the other side is talking to their audience, well, it's splitting america at a time, honestly, when we have to come together. if we're ever going to solve these problems, we've got to just stop all of the bickering. >> could i add to that? >> you grew up, jay, in a family where you received state support in terms of free school lunches and so on. was your mother a moocher? were your parents free loaders who were fraudst

mr. o'reilly on board? >> guest: i know mr.ittle bit and i've look forward to working with him. knowing what i know about the senator did spent five years working on capitol hill. what i learned is the senate moves on the senate moves and i think you'll be up to -- when they confirm the two nominees. >> host: howard buskirk. >> guest: let me ask a follow-up question. you mentioned spectrum aggregation and no carrier should be able to buy all the spectrum so to you for see the fcc imposing some kind of restriction in terms of bidding that would keep the two dominant carriers at&t and verizon wireless from the two arduous care -- carriers? >> guest: like i said everyone should have an opportunity participate and there should be opportunities for the incumbents there are several proposals we have before us right now and my office is looking at them. >> guest: another complaint that small carriers have had is they would like to have the spectrum sold in smaller slice sizes rather than economic sizes is that something that you are w

mr. o'reilly onboard? >> guest: i know mr. o'reilly a little bit. i look forward to working with him. knowing what i know about the senate, i did spend five years working on capitol hill with great privilege, but what i learned is the senate moves when the senate moves, and i think it'll be up to the good men and women of that body to decide when they confirm the two nominees. >> host: howard buskirk. >> let me ask a follow-up question. you mentioned spectrum aggregation and that you, that no carrier should be able to buy all the spectrum. so do you foresee the fcc imposing some kind of restrictions that would keep the two dominant carriers, at&t and verizon wireless -- two largest, i guess i should say -- from buying most of spectrum. >> guest: like i said, i think everyone should have an opportunity to participate, and there should be opportunities for the incumbentses and the small carriers alike. there are several proposals we have before us about that right now, and my office is looking at hem. >> and another complaint that small carriers have had is that they would like to have

mr. o'reilly but you rarely hear them talk about you unfair, and how unworkable and how devastating this health care law will be to americans. they're losing their jobs. they're losing their health insurance and people want their voices heard on washington. so it is time for congress and the president to take a time out on this and to stop the implementation of this health care law. martha: well, some have suggested that what republicans should be fighting for is a delay, and that the tactic that they're taking in the house right now is not one that would lead to that. >> well, martha, frankly it's the only way that the president is going to pay any attention to what the house says right now. we've seen that on a lot of things that the house has tried to do and the president is going to cause a show down whether it be on the sequester, whether it be on the debt ceiling or whether it be on the health care law. the congress is going to need to stand up to this president. he is out of control. he is on pace to double the debt during his time in office. and he is expanding spending at every

mr. o'reilly as well.omeone who has worked in the house in the senate on telecom issues involved in virtually every telecom issue. it's been reason for sure and do spend a lot of time in background and history. i think they are great choices and i'm looking for the opportunity to work with the full commission. at the same time truly appreciate what acting chairwoman clyburn has done to come in at a difficult time and to keep a commission moving forward when there is this transition. she and her team have done a tremendous job and they have been very sensitive than the rulemaking and the concerns of our members which again is something that you particularly advocate in every rulemaking about the unique impact of regulations on smaller providers because we have fewer customers and consequently any regulation has a higher cost per customer. as you know these regulations are unfunded. you'd have to basically pay for whatever technology requirement there may be etc. but she has been sensitive to our members and

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o'reilly get approved by the senate. >> guest: yes. i think they're excellent choices, for sure. mr. wheeler, because of his background in industry, i think that will be a help to him. i do not think that as many have said that somehow that's going to provide, you know, one i have a leg up over another. i found that all of the commissioners as well as the staff that we've worked with to be very fair and objective and to look at issues there all sides. and i certainly expect that with mr. wheeler. with mr. o'reilly as well, someone who has worked in both the house and the senate on telecom issues, been involved in virtually every telecom issue that's been recent for sure and has spent a lot of time, a lot of background and history and experience. so i think they're great choices. we're looking forward to the opportunity to work with a full commission. at the same time, truly appreciate what acting chairwoman clyburn has done, coming in at a difficult time to keep a commission moving forward when there is this transition. she and her team have done a tremendous job. they've been very,

mr. bill is in the wings and he is fired up. >> shepard: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> could you describe the dilemma to be a nobel peace prize winner and getting ready to attack syria? >> now, some are thinking barack obama is a warmonger. yes, that barack obama. we'll continue our analysis of the very confusing syria situation. >> spectators to slaughter nor our country or conscience can afford the cost of silence. >> is there tension between secretary of state kerr i can't understand the president? we'll have the inside story with james rosen. >> also tonight accusations that a michigan state professor is browbeating his students with radical left rhetoric. we will tell you all about that 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. dueling agendas over syria. that is the subject tonight's talking points memo. syria. that talking post bill o'reilly.com. might want to check it out. many americans are confused over the issue because it is a complicated mess. ju

o'reilly stashed. i would have said, mr. president ', you set a red line and it was just words.meant absolutely nothing. and then you said i didn't set a red line, the world set a red line. then you said you didn't have to go to congress, and you sent yourselves out to make a forceful case for military action 24 hours later. 24 hours later you said you are going to congress. and you didn't even know how congress would vote on the issue. a no volt would weaken you domestically, internationally and would weaken america. mr. president, do you think you took a bad situation and made it worse? now, i think that's a good question. you will tell me if you do. but it's not easy to ask the president 'something like that. >> bill: excellent question but it took seven minutes and the interview is over. bernie, thanks very much. good to see you. karl rove on deck. do republicans sense doom, doom for president obama over syria? that report moments away. we've completely redone the house. it's hard to find contractors with the passion and the skill, and that's why we use angie's list. online

mr. shapiro does he think that bill o'reilly and rush limbaugh are bullies, if they are bullies? >> host: stay on the line, les. >> guest: that's an interesting question. i think that depends on the circumstance. rush, for all the talk about he's a bully, he's responding. cycle of violence, who started it? i would say that rush was certainly not the first person to start the attacks on the other side. i think russia's really clever, i think that rush is very brill yam, and he's also an entertainer. i think that bill o'reilly is much the same. but i do think that, you know, both rush and bill o'reilly are very obvious about the fact that they are opinion journalists, that they are folks on the right side of the aisle, and i see them as sort of, you know, the right's equivalent -- they're better at it, but the equivalent to the chris matthews and the al sharptons on msnbc, and that's what they should be. that can all be there. in terms of the type of bullying i'm talking about, the name calling, and not only the name calling, the casting aspersions for holding a certain political b

mr. killing jesus. bill o'reillyooks like a sin. >> we have one for you. >> save me one. the reason it looks like a sin, our next story. delicious. pope francis is raising eyebrows with his latest message. he says the church is getting too focused on, quote, small-minded rules when it preaches on issues including gay marriage and abortion. he says the church should focus on compassion. archbishop timothy dolan saying, quote, as a priest and a bishop uh i welcome his reminder that the councillor ji railroad are primarily there to serve as shepherds, to be with the people, walk with them, to be pass tors and not bureaucrats. analysts say the remarks are showing a drastic shift in tone from the vatican. overnight in chicago, horrific violence there once again. 13 people , including a 3-year-old boy, are hurt after two men shot up a park on the city's southwest side. witnesses say the gunman started shooting from inside a gray car just after 10:00 last night. three of the victims, including the toddler, are now in critic

mr. bill is in the wings and he is fired up. >> shepard: the o'reilly factor is on.ight: >> could you describe the dilemma to be a nobel peace prize winner and getting ready to attack syria? >> now, some are thinking barack obama is a warmonger. yes, that barack obama. we'll continue our analysis of the very confusing syria situation. >> spectators to slaughter nor our country or conscience can afford the cost of silence. >> is there tension between secretary of state kerr i can't understand the president? we'll have the inside story with james rosen. >>

mr. bolling. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. >> i am bill o'reilly.nks for watching us tonight. why is america so polarized? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. republicans in the house said they will dough maned a one-year delay in the rollout of obamacare. democratic controlled senate will no go along because this is president obama's signature achievement. today the president spoke in maryland touting the benefits of obamacare that kicks in on january 1st. mr. obama is believing all will turn out well. obviously the issue has polarized americans. some question at this point obamacare is chaotic and everybody knows that. this week the department of health and human services announced younger americans will pay substantially more for health insurance. to be fair uninsured people and elderly americans will benefit, but in the end it will all come down to convenience of care and cost. that will shake out fairly quickly and we will know for sure. last night president clinton shifted the great political divide in america. >> they d

mr. bill is in the wings and he is fired up. >> shepard: the o'reilly factor is on.cribe the dilemma to be a nobel peace prize winner and getting ready to attack syria? >> now, some are thinking barack obama is a warmonger. yes, that barack obama. we'll continue our analysis of the very confusing syria situation. >> spectators to slaughter nor our country or conscience can afford the cost of silence. >> is there tension between secretary of state kerr i can't understand the president? we'll have the inside story with james rosen. >>

mr. bill is in the wings and he is fired up. >> shepard: the o'reilly factor is on.the dilemma to be a nobel peace prize winner and getting ready to attack syria? >> now, some are thinking barack obama is a warmonger. yes, that barack obama. we'll continue our analysis of the very confusing syria situation. >> spectators to slaughter nor our country or conscience can afford the cost of silence. >> is there tension between secretary of state kerr i can't understand the president? we'll have the inside story with james rosen. >>

mr. asner will be here. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. "the o'reilly factor" begins right now. >> thanks for watching tonight. president obama speaks to the nation about syria. that is the subject of this evening's talks points. the president will discuss how to deal with syria killing thousands of people using poison gas. now the russians have put forth a plan that an international coalition will take control of syria's chemical arsenal. >> we believe that they need to show us an entirely verifiable, completely accountable and ongoing verifiable process by which we know we have all of the weapons, access to any sites in question, unlimited access, investigation, verifiability. >> many of us are very skeptical about putin neutralizing his pal, assad. today there was supposed to be a meet bing but the russians cancelled it and then they said no plan at all unless the president backs away from military action. and the president said he is slowing down threats of military action and exploring possible diplomatic solutions. as far as president obama who fa

mr. shapiro, does he think that bill o'reilly and rush limbaugh are bullies?>> guest: that's an interesting question. i think it depends on the circumstance. rash, for all the talk of how we as a bully is responding. you get into a question had the folks in the media pose a cycle of violence. i was a rush was not the first person to start the attacks on the other side. i think rush is brilliant. russia's very good at what he does and is also an entertainer. bill o'reilly is much the same. i think both rush and bill o'reilly are very obvious about the fact they are opinion journalists, folks on the right side of the isle and the right equivalent to the chris mathis is in the al sharpton on msnbc. that's okay. they can all be there. in terms of the bowling and i'm talking about, the name-calling. not only name-calling, the casting aspersions on some obscure their ignominy and i don't think that rush and bill o'reilly are bullies. if you are specific instances, i'd be happy to talk about those. .. and they have been bullies for many years. i don't know. >> guest:

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o'reilly," they were disagreeing with him on just that. >> the usa should not haveçó toe the world's policeman. then mr. obama went on to warn the u.n.bottom line, the president's speech was too long, but there were some good moments. bill. it was not a strong speech. d÷#x%)[Ñ, flaccid speech. it doesn't take any courage to dou denounce the u.n. for an action. it takes being 9 year old and having your eyes open. so i don't give him any credit for that. >> a flaccid speech.kgjhl5s> í flashback to çó2000. if you remember back then, our president, bill clinton, it sounded like they were trying to negotiate a get-together with then-president khatani. h@ at the last moment, they said nope, sorry, can't meet with you because internal iranian politics the home who not allow it. essentially, that's exactly the same thing they said yesterday. >> yeah, the people that would are in jail in iran. that's the problem. >> israel did it. they were looking quite closely to actually see how that reaction or the handshake actually went down at all. but we are going to go now and give a high five over to heather for some headlines. yeah, we're not miss

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