mr. o'reilly i'm a huge fan.ice with the naval -- they were enlisted, right? >> yeah. >> veterans day wednesday, so they are in town. >> and they are in town they were good. out of the people that you culled, c-u-l-l-e-d to interview. >> i got it. >> you didn't talk to anybody. >> trump might not like this. i had a hard time finding people that watched. struck out a lot. a lot of people watch it online but not like the super bowl so it wasn't easy to get people. i worked so hard for you. i culled them, as you would say. >> better than working at arby's. it's a better gig. free clothes. >> i do. >> you get free sandwiches there. >> you have to choice. >> so you would say 30% knew, 40%. >> i would say about 20%. >> sarah palin got 15 million? yeah. >> he got 5 million, 6 million so it wasn't a blockbuster, big nest four years. >> sarah palin got 15. >> yeah, huge. >> jesse watterss, everybody. there he s.wild male segment starring george will. need i say more. right back. mary ellen, and i quit smoking with chantix

can i say with certainty george will libels bill o'reilly. mr. will joins you now from washington.u write that my book is a no facts zone. let's talk about the facts. fox news, hard news chief, mike lamenty who you know told us that you told him you would call me before the column was published. did you call me? >> no. and i didn't promise to call you. you have my phone number and if you wanted to call me you could. >> i couldn't care less been b. it i didn't know what you were doing. >> are you calling mr. clemente a liar. >> no i'm not i have said you got it wrong it wouldn't be the first time you got something wrong. >> i have it in writing from mr. clementi, you are seater saying mr. clement, i'm not saying anything you are hard news chief told him you would call me. are you gottenning that tonight? >> do you think to talk about bill o'reilly or bill o'reilly's book. >> my name is o'reilly. do you want to deny clementi do you want to say is he not telling the truth. >> i'm saying there is is a misunderstanding. mr. clement is a tremendously honest man. >> good, because we have

mr. o'reilly come to long island. >> he lives here. >> if you move in any closer you're going to be chargeds do that with people smaller than i am. >> so thanksgiving it might have been too hard. the curriculum might be too hard. >> people confuse columbus with the pilgrims. but we have a list of the things they ate. goose, duck swan eels and gooseberries. and they had beer. >> but not too many of them drank the beer because they were puritans. >> they gave it to the indians. >> to get them drunk. do you know who squanto was? >> the indian emissary. >> okay. he was the diplomat. he was the kind of jessie watte waters of the first thanksgiving bringing them together and then mocking them when they didn't know. but thanksgiving is for every kid. >> over their heads. >> it's just not happening. we are a very special "waters world" a week from today that you'll want to see, because it's guarantied to be hilarious. >> yes, it will be. >> and congratulations on your special. >> thank you very much. >> ratings not in yet. >> yeah, we could be a flop. >> "factor tip of the day," while exploring in

mr. o'reilly. >> i'm actually in the community every single day. variety people like you out to brooklyn because i have never seen new brooklyn and you can actually see -- >> -- my father is from brooklyn. >> you can seat work we do in the community. >> but i'm talking about income the community on a regular basis and seeing and understanding what these people are going through. >> mr. powell -- >> -- you know we do condemn, sir with all due respect wef4]3 condemn the violence in our communities all the time. >> you have to do something about it nothing is being done. >> i agree. >> nothing is being done about the violence, mr. powell. and kids like tashawn are going to continue to die. we appreciate you coming on. directly ahead, did hillary clinton try to join the marines as a young woman? she says she did but there are doubts. later, gutfeld and mcguirk on sexism running wild in america. wow. up ahead. working on my feet all day gave me pain here. in my knees. but now, i step on this machine and get my number which matches my dr. scholl's custom

mr. o'reilly, this is not about illegal immigration. he said mexico is sending.are all in it together. and if we don't stand. >> the comments were in then context of solving a problem that trump believes is harming the country. i'm going to give rub ben the last word, go. >> okay. >> sad for me watch congressional hispanic caucus a top priority. when this were they this when barack obama deported 2.5 million people. he has hundreds of men and women in lockup central americans in texas. >> he was able -- >> i can't believe the congressional hispanic caucus democrats who run it think this is a major priority. they have their priorities messed up. >> good debate. we appreciate you bringing passion to it in connection with on the rundown polls say hillary clinton is a lock for the democratic nomination unless the fbi arrests her. we will update the email investigation for you. mrs. clinton losing to some republican notice latestm3iúaui (vo) what does the world run on? it runs on optimism. it's what sparks ideas. moves the world forward. invest with those who see the

mr. trump was on fox news with bill o'reilly and mr. me flags about using that. >> i back you on the wall, i back you. but i also don't think you could deport these people because the federal courts would stop you and say each person that president trump wants to deport has to have due process. >> bill, they're here illegally. >> it doesn't matter. the supreme court would absolutely rule they all have to have due process because they're on monamerican soil. you know that. >> you wrote about trump using this as a model back in september. tell us about it. >> trump dropped this idea during a "60 minutes" interview. it was part of the overtime digital interview and it's when he literal i said the same talking points he said at the milwaukee debate. what's interesting, as you know, jose, i think this is one of the first time that you see the brassero programs and it's one of the thing we have done on npr latino all the time because it has such a rich sense of history and such an ugly stain when it comes to how the mexican-american community

mr. trump with bill o'reilly used the word "pathological." >> we saw how fast his rivals donald trump, in particular, was commenting. in real time this week as the ben carson incidents were coming up donald trump was loving it. i think he'll use it an opportunity. i think ted cruz would as well. >> that would be fascinating. he also may not. senator cruz has run a smart campaign. >> he may sit back and watch. i think it is overall an issue for ben carson. you can't write your own biography when you're a presidential candidate and expect no one will look into it. the spotlight is more searing than anything else. in the short time, it's probably fine. we don't see him stand up to the scrutiny. we'll see if he's tested or not. i think the debate is an interesting moment. i think people will go after him. >> an interesting moment has marco rubio put to rest the finances. he had an american express card from the party. he put on it over a course of several years 73 of 1300 charges were specially personally about $22,000 out of $182,000. for a long time the records were not public. the campaign

you better believe that had o'reilly all fired up. watch. >> mr. reid is a liar and a villain. to do with the so-called immigrant community. this is about fixing a corrupt criminal situation. as far as cost is concerned, reid has voted for trillions of dollars in government spending. his objections to "kate's law" is a cynical joke. bill: lou dobbs, host of "lou dobbs tonight" on the fox business network. check him out every night at 7:00 eastern time. how are you, my friend. >> great. bill: harry reid says new mandatory minimum sentences, bill, would have crippling financial effect. yet another attack on the immigrant community. the kilter here was deported seven times. >> and he came back into the country seven times. he had seven felonies. the fact is, this illegal immigrant should, it should just never have happened because we're not enforcing our borders. and to o'reilly's point, he couldn't be more correct. the senate minority leader is lying. he has been accused of that, not only by bill o'reilly but also by ted cruz, who is absolutely been pressing "kate's law," as has

o'reilly factor" saying this. >> i don't even take umbrage with mrs. clinton. i do take umbrage with the clear double-standard that exists in the media. if this happened with a conservative candidate, the liberal media would be all over us to correct him, to apologize and all the rest of it. trish: hmmm. mainstream media giving hillary clinton another pass? here to weigh in, howie kurtz, hoax of fox news's "mediabuzz." good to see you back in the seat. enjoyed visiting with you out in milwaukee there, howie. give me reaction to this story. is this another case of liberal bias? >> personally hillary clinton should have taken a very strong stand against strangulation of political opponents. got to draw the line somewhere. i do think carly fiorina has a point but in this case, it is pretty clear from the clip you just played, even though this was angry former hewlett-packard worker, at least that's what he said he was, complaining about layoffs carly fiorina presided over, wasn't taken literally. everybody laughed. i think carly fiorina was smart not to go after h

mr. imus, shall i t t t t t t >>> continuing now with "killing kennedy" an o'reilly factor special. when the book came out, it seemed like everybody wanted to talk to me about it, including my colleague at the fox business network, don imus. >> here's where i am. oswald had just arrived in mention coe city, and he's on his way to the cuban embassy, you know what i'm having problems with? because i read everything off the computer now or off of a -- >> sure. >> so holding a book, trying to get my reading glasses to work. >> so let me get this straight, you have trouble holding the book and putting the glasses on at the same time? >> no, no getting it the right distance and what not. >> we might be able to hire people for you. mr. imus, should i turn the page? >> you're dedicated to your ancest ancestors, the kennedys. >> yes. >> so were you related to the kennedys? >> maybe a distant cousin, they would never admit. but my maternal grandmother had two sisters and they loved the kennedy family because they had the name sake. >> you obviously knew all about the assassination and to the

deportation force, well, last night, fox news bill o'reilly compared his actions to eisenhower, who deported millions. >> believe me what i tell you, mrump, that was brutal when they kicked them back. the stuff was really brutal. it couldn't happen today. >> i heard it both ways. >> no, no. >> we would do it in a very humane way. >> well, trump's rhetoric has sparked a debate in their own party. meanwhile, today, ted cruz and rand paul slammed marco rubio who once backed immigration efforts in the senate that included a path to citizenship. rubio hit back on cruz's own record on immigration. he fought back regarding the undocumented workers in the country. all this hard-line talk, an electability time bomb could be at work here with the republican party. i'm joined by susan page, the senior politics writer for u.s. news and war report. and fredericka, in order as i have introduced you -- susan, let's go at this. is trump basically setting up what the republicans are going to look like next year? are his words going to be the words that the democrats use to say this is the republican position? we're sending you back to mexico? >> you k

o'reilly factor." >> i don't take umbrage with him. don't even take umbrage with mrs. clinton.e umbrage with the clear double-standard exists in media. if this happened with conservative canned today, the liberal media would be all over him for him to apologize. melissa: damn media, it is always our fault. let me start with you, senator. this is new hampshire. >> yeah. melissa: what do you think about this? you've been out on the campaign trail. how would you have responded? in a crowd of supporters, do you want to correct and cut down your own supporters? >> happened to me. melissa: where -- >> obama is muslim, not a birther, he is good family man. you have to correct them. she is absolutely right. carly, is absolutely right, if that happened other way around it would have been all hell breaking loose and the fact she didn't say, sir, with respect, i understand what you're saying. i get a little frustrated with her, but she is presidential candidate. she is running for president. the fact you want to vang gel her is really inappropriate. thank you for your question, next. meli

. >> last night bill o'reilly challenged trump for sporting deportation model used by dwight eisenhower in the 1950s. >> believe me when i tell you, mrbrutal what they did to those people to kick them back. the stuff they did was really brutal. it could never happen today. >> well, well -- i've heard it both ways. i've heard reports. good reports, bad reports. we would do it in a very you main way. >> let's get reaction here on this. obviously this is a contentious issue. but it's something that actually needs to be dealt with. this is a serious problem of immigration crisis in this country. how about even to start with, eric, enforcing the laws that are on the books now. >> so, correct. and i think trump has said he wants to build a wall first and then work on deportation. >> secure the border. >> i don't know how you deport 11 or 12 million. but he wants to do it. if you get caught doing something wrong. speeding, drunk driving, the deportation force. they're deported, they get in line and they come back in legally. it has so many good aspects. you may not like the process. but bringing an illegal back into the country legally. the

o'reilly in the legal segment tonight three very controversial matters. first up actor charlie sheen saying he has the h.i.v. virus a problem for mr.s had a number of sexual partners. here now attorneys and fox news analysts kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl. somebody has h.i.v. they don't tell their partner. they have criminal liability? >> absolutely. in california he is looking at least a misdemeanor if you have unprotected sex with somebody, you know you have h.i.v. even if they consent to it that is a misdemeanor charge. i have got the statute right here. any person who willfully exposes another person with that disease to someone else is guilty of a misdemeanor,. >> a misdemeanor? this is a disease that could kill you. >> let's go forward. >> he said on "the today show" he had unprotected sex with two women knowing he had h.i.v. bam he has admitted to a misdemeanor. >> he admitted to that on tv. >> admitted to that on television. two counts one year on each. if you stack them. now, felony. it's harder for the prosecution. the prosecution has to show intent that you. >> intent? intent? >> intent. >> and had unprotected sex with

last night on fox news, bill o'reilly said operation wetback was a brutal, inhumane program and not something to aspire to. >> believe me when i tell you, mr. trump, that was brutal what they did to those people to kick them back. i mean, the stuff they did was really brutal and it could never happen today. >> i've heard it both ways. we would do it in a very humane way. >> trump's position is so extreme that it is the rare issue to bring together bill o'reilly and president obama, who today in an interview with abc news, took trump very much to task. >> imagine the images on the screen flashed around the world as we were dragging parents away from their children and putting them in what detention centers and then systemically sending them out. nobody thinks that that is realistic, but more importantly, that's not who we are as americans. >> after their loss in the 2012 election, the gop released an autopsy report that included a frank assessment of how the party is seen by latino voters. only 27% of whom supported mitt romney. quote, if hispanics think we do not want them here, they will close their ears to our policies, before adding, we

o'reilly factor is on tonight. >> the isis is gaining strength. >> i don't think they are gaining strength. >> good morning america aired that comment from president obama. embarrassing? mr obama doesn't seem to think so. talking points will address the situation. >> i recognize that barack obama does not wish to defend this country. he may have been tired of war, but our enemies are not tired of killing us and they are getting stronger. >> the paris attack means protecting the american people from isis will become a major campaign issue. we will take a look at that. >> i don't think we are at war with islam. i don't think we are at war with all muslims. also ahead hillary clinton in lock step with president obama over terrorism. will that doom her candidacy? caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. is president barack obama delusional? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. history will record that the two biggest deficits of the obama administration were the failure to create a robust economy and the president's retreat from the terrorist battlefield.

here's what she told bill o'reilly about the coverage of the man who said he wants to strangle her during a hillary clinton campaign event. >> i don't even take umbrage with mrston. i take umbrage with a clear double-standard that exists in the media. if this had happened with conservative candidate the liberal media would be all over us to correct him and apologize and rest of it. melissa: true. this is like the team theme of this year's campaign. we have howard kurtz, host of the "mediabuzz." media is easy target right now. i was talking to senator scott brown today, this actually happens at almost every event you go to. really common, you come start talking to the crowd, say for example, i made president obama, and you know he is muslim. they would just say anything. he said he was very used to always instantly crushing them saying i wouldn't say that. that is not accurate but i hear your disappointment or ainge other or whatever. she should have been prepared for this, hillary clinton and could have handle it much better and happens all the time. what do you think? >> you remember the media uproar for donald trump not correcting that guy in new hampshire

o'reilly factor is on tonight. >> the isis is gaining strength. >> i don't think they are gaining strength. >> good morning america aired that comment from president obama. embarrassing? mreem to think so. talking points will address the situation. >> i recognize that barack obama does not wish to defend this country. he may have been tired of war, but our enemies are not tired of killing us and they are getting stronger. >> the paris attack means protecting the american people from isis will become a major campaign issue. we will take a look at that. >> i don't think we are at war with islam. i don't think we are at war with all muslims.

first, out of this strong rebuke, bill o'reilly last night to donald trump. >> but believe me when i tell you, mrump, that was brutal what they did to those people to kick them back. i mean, the stuff they did -- >> well -- >> -- was really brutal. it could never happen today. >> i have heard it both ways. i have heard -- >> no, no, you know me. >> -- good reports, bad reports. we would do it in a very humane way. >> for rubio, the challenge is to try to attract the sort of voters who applaud trump's overall stance while at the same time keeping an eye out for less conservative general election voters. we start with msnbc's hallie jackson who is following the rubio campaign in south carolina. we have been watching this, trump demanding massive deportation, cruz is decrying amnesty. where does that leave rubio? he co-authored the comprehensive immigration reform bill that failed. >> reporter: he was one of the architects of the gang of eight bill in 2013, something he has now distanced himself from, saying the political climate simply would not allow for such a big comprehensive bill to go through

o'reilly kold on president obama himself to pass it. >> reid does not want the bill to get to the president's desk because apparently mr. make kate's law happen. in fact, he could do so by executive order tonight. >> well, speaking of executive orders, the white house now says that it may use an executive order to close good juan tan moan bay. >>> finally, a nice story. a happy ending for a puppy that his family thought was lost at sea. this is a yellow lab named noodle. he was paddling around by himself in the cold waters off italy. he slipped out of his collar and fell off a ferry. noodle's family thought he was forever gone until a group of heroes came along. listen to this. >> come on. bravo! bravo! >> i love that. well the sailors pulled that soggy dog out of the water and then on to their sail boat. noodle was later returned safe and sound to his grateful owners. well done. love that story. let's head outside with a look at the weather with maria. good morning. >> good morning. we're tracking some snow today from parts of new mexico all the way to north dakota. so a very widespread area looking at the snow showers