>> i like to see ms. kellystify before the transportation committee and just to find out so she can tell us exactly where this order came from, and exactly where this idea came from. as i said before, i do not believe that she initiated this action. and for the governor to say he wasn't aware of what was going on, i find that very hard to believe also. when, if i can give you a quick timeline there, on october 16th, senator loretta weinberg goes to the meeting at the port authority inquiring about this traffic tie-up, what was going on, asking for some answers. she did not get it. november 13th, senator weinberg, assemblyman wisniewski and i go to the meeting. same thing again, inquiring about this, no answer. december 4th, same thing. well go there to a monthly meeting, no answer. december 6th, wildstein resigns. now the commissioners from new jersey, sampson, bagger, pacino, shuber and steiner, three of them were put there by the governor. >> three of the commission? >> right. they were nominated by the gover

. >> it adds to my feeling that it firing or the termination of ms kelly does not get to the crux of the matter. i realise when you fire someone you don't get to the truth. i think there's a lot going on there. in an email it shows us that there's conflict, contempt that exists. on the new jersey side it appears to be an atmosphere of intimidation and fear, lead by intimidation, by the political appointees. but, yes. >> let's talk about that new jersey conflict. there's a lot of angry exchanges. we want to show one that comes from bill, new jersey's top-appointed person in charge of the george washington bridge. in the emails foy says to baroney, after being upset, he says bill, we'll fix the fiasco. the new jersey guy says, "i'm on the way to the office to discuss there can be no public discourse. if everything is aboveboard, why would there not want to be discores. >> why the tension and conflict over a traffic study. >> it was done for a political payback. the new york side was not maid aware of it. these are individuals put there by our governor, who wanted to exact revenge or re

>> it adds to my feeling that the firing or the termination of ms. kelly does not get to the crux of the matter. and realizing when you fire somebody you still don't get to the truth. i think there's a lot going on there. in e-mails shows us there's some conflict maybe a contempt between new jersey and new york at an administrative level that exists. i know that on the new jersey side it appears to be a atmosphere of intimidation and fear. lead by intimidation, by these political employees put there by chris christie. >> let's talk about that new jersey and new york conflict. there are a lot of angry exchanges come out in this e-mail. bill baroni, who is the top person to the port authority in charge of the george washington bridge, between him and patrick foy. foy says to bar oni after being upsaid -- baroni, he says bill we're going to fix had fiasco. baroni says i'm on the way to the office to discuss. there can be no public discourse. if everything is above board, why would baroni not want to have any public discourse? >> exactly. right now we know the

that would -- i hope he brings ms. kellyinformation out of her. >> i find very interesting the response from the port authority, got it. almost as if i've had other orders in the past. >> absolutely. >> that response, it's very defining. got it. your response to that. >> because the person who wrote that e-mail is someone who has known chris christie since he was in high school. it's part of a pattern here. what's telling to me is he was very nonchalant. with this, he was very tempered. that was actually a clue to that there's something more there. we know that he was not lying -- or actually we don't know that. before his statement, i would say lying or clueless. now it seems clueless, but it is somebody directly in his office. >> he said in his statements that he was misled. >> that sounds to me like they are throwing bridget kelly under the bus, for real. this makes him unfit for office. you need to be able to appoint people you can trust and who are loyal to you but not to a point where they're going to seek political re

. >> hi, ms. kelly. ms. kelly?> she has been sent to segregation for 15 days after an officer found her with cash and a lighter. >> when he told me that i was going to get 15 days in here, i mean, i -- i was ready to just clock out, which means i was ready to uppercut him. you know? i felt like uppercutting the man. you know what i'm saying? and i'm glad i didn't have my little outburst or anything, but, yeah, i felt very, very angry. >> lohden's solitary segregation cell is significantly different from the dorm she left behind. >> you're stuck in this little room with nobody in here. just your day drags. it drags and drags. you know. it seems like you're in here even longer. one day is like two or three days. you don't get to use no phones or nothing. you barely see the tv. i am in a good spot where i can see the tv a little bit. and this right here is only hope because we're about to eat. once we get done eating, the slot goes back up. it's no fun at all. >> i take things for granted in my life. i took a lot of t

so it is conceivable if you want to -- >> stepien was close with ms. kelly?as promoted up is that he trusted her. there are three deputy chiefs of staff and i don't know how close these three are with o'dowd. i think he's going to have hard, hard questions. i would i a sum that the folks in the senate, democrats in particular have a sense of who he is before this and everything is up for grabs. i wouldn't say that it's impossible for him to get confirmed. i think he's going to have a really bad day in training. >> only in new jersey. this amazing set of characters and intersections. the governor today, was this what you expected to see from him today? >> sort of. i mean, we called in our editorial today, we wanted kelly fired by this morning. which wasn't quite what we got. we wanted stepien gone. so i think that was >>> good evening, from new york. i'm chris hayes.

ms. kelly: thank you, mr. speaker. on saturday, a gunman walked into a mall in columbia, maryland, and opened fire killing two people before taking his own life. prior to the mall shooting, we saw six school shootings take place nationwide in just 10 days. countless other americans are terrorized each day on streets where kids are unsafe to walk to school or go to the corner store or sit on their front porches, and yet we do nothing. time and time again, despite the headlines and the bloodshed and the pleas from the parents of the victims to act, congress has failed to pass commonsense gun reforms that would save thousands of american lives, including background checks, hich are supported by 90% of americans. somehow in the years between columbine and newtown we have developed a collective indifference to the killings. after each shooting, we are in disbelief but then we shrug and move on, dismissing the mass shootings as isolated incidents and ignoring the everyday shootings altogether. sadly, a calous has formed wher

if you like to purchase the in our conversation with ms. kelly, here are the phone numbers. (202) 585-3880 for those of you in east and central time zones. (202) 585-3881 if you live in the mountain/pacific time zones, and if you can't get through on the phone lines and you want to participate you can e-mail us at booktv@c-span.org, or you can post a comment on our twitter page at booktv is on twitter handle, and fun on our facebook page and facebook.com/booktv. you will see it right up there near the top where you can post a comment under ms. kelley's picture. what was the reaction coming kitty kelley that you got to "the family" and to "oprah"? >> guest: "the family" was allowed, rancorous, negative. they were furious. and at one point there was a reporter from rhode island to read the book and reviewed it and said there are things -- and he knew the bush is very, very well. he knew george herbert walker bush very well, and he wrote in his review that he was quite surprised by certain things in the book, that he had not known. and he said parti

>> what i want to happen, the next step, bring ms kelly in to testify and found the truth. people are satisfied when people leave office, they resign and they are gone. well, when people leave, you don't get the truth as to what happened. we want to find out the truth, what happened, who is behind this, who initiate it, and make our corrections from there. >> do you believe this was a political vendetta? . >> i have to leave that. the mayor believes it because he didn't support chris christie. that this is retribution, a retaliation. >> do you think the governor was involved? >> i cannot say and have no proof that the governor was involved in this. when you have a deputy chief of staff in his office do this, i have to question that. he runs a tight office. in this personae, the belligerent personae. it's a tight office. i don't see a deputy chief of staff doing this without an okay from somewhere in the governor's office. >> great to have you. thank you very much. >> chris christie was asked a month ago at a press event whether he had involvement in the lane closures, his r

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at any moment, they could say, you know what, ms. kellyusing new york times style. miss kelly. >> at my moment, they could say be that's not true. miss kelly could say, no, i didn't do this and could just start talking. he has it carefully script what he is saying to make sure it doesn't anger one of them. >> and has the script to make sure he is not caught in an outright lie for which there is a paper trail. that, i think, has to be a concern given the fact you have subpoenas now, coming down most likely, when two new committees -- >> we can talk about what should he do, what shouldn't he do. >> it is out of his control. >> totally out of his control. when subpoenas start flying, we don't know what will come out. we learned that last week. >> the idea that he was the front-runner, which came about because of the nature of his victory, do you think there will be any further look at sandy stuff. because to me, that's kind of what i have been really obsessed with. here is this guy who cruised to victory on the horrible thing that happened to

to david wildstein, who took the fifth, ms. kelly, who will certainly take the fifth, the only person who can give them immunity is paul fishman, the u.s. attorney, who is also investigating, but it's not clear whether he plans to give them immunity. so we may never hear from these people. >> anderson, when you have 20 subpoenas out there and five or six people take the fifth, what is the public going to conclude from that? what do you guys have to hide? you must fear criminal prosecution. >> and who are you protecting? >> so you're saying even if there's no evidence d and there is no evidence that chris christie knew about this and tried to cover it up. >> this is such a classic legal/political distinction. from my background, there is no way in the world they are going to let their clients testify in this kind of environment. but you, coming out of the political world, thinks it's a disaster to take the fifth. >> that's why i don't practice law. >> if chris christie was involved in it, the e-mails will come out. somebody leaked the

ms. kelly's thing that says it looks like we need to close the bridge today. that one. she works for him directly, completely fireable by him. why she is still employed tonight is beyond my wildest dreams. tomorrow, it seems to me chris christie's political laker hangs in the balance tomorrow by what action he takes. people can say it's a traffic jam, it's not a big deal. well, when they see the 30-second commercials about the 91-year-old woman in the presidential campaign, they'll think it's a big deal. but also, it's all entirely now about what does this decisive man do? this tough-talking, quick-acting, decisive man. he couldn't figure out what to do and he had more than 12 hours to figure it out. >> i think the issue is it depends really, people need to know what this governor knew and when he knew it. >> that, too. but at a minimum. let's just for the moment believe or accept for the moment this unbelievably thin read of this defense, which is he's hearing about this for the first time. those are the key words in his written statement today, the first time. which i

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and where does it put ms. kelly if it's legal to hold up the bridge traffic in a vendetta? and this leaves the governor wondering who he fears most. well, steve kornacki is the host of "up" and steve, you're on top of this case from the beginning." let me ask you about this big development. it looks like a in temporary corroborating evidence is building that most people and perhaps the courts and the investigators should probably believe mayor zimmer that she did in fact get a warning. she heard a warning after a meeting with the lieutenant governor about not getting any help for hurricane relief and future relief unless she went along with the real estate deal. >> yeah, well, again. as i said in the last few days, when we aired the interview with her last saturday, it was clear that she understood that this was an interview that was going to attract attention from the u.s. attorney's office. this was going to attract attention from the authorities. she wanted it to attract their attention. this is a woman who is very confident in the story she is telling. she is very confi

ms. guadagno. if she breaks, will he have to cut her loose too? second woman, bridget kelly. the governor has already called her a liar and stupid. based on the fact she just hired a big-time lawyer, who do think she'll be backing under close questioning, she and her family or the governor who called her a liar? if is it illegal to hold up a money to gain advantage, where does that put the governor? and where does it put ms. kelly if it's illegal to hold up the bridge traffic in a vendetta? and this leaves the governor wondering who he fears most. well, steve kornacki is the host of "up" and steve, you're on top of this case from the beginning." let me ask you about this big development. it looks like a in temporary corroborating evidence is building that most people and perhaps the courts and the investigators should probably believe mayor zimmer that she did in fact get a warning. she heard a warning after a meeting with the lieutenant governor about not getting any help for hurricane relief and future relief unless she went along with the real estate deal. >> yeah, well, a

christie's denunciation of her, friends of ms. kelly said she sounded as devoted to him as ever.uited loyalty is not wavering, a friend said. >> well, quan, you find this in washington a lot as well. you have a situation where staffers' entire jobs revolve around the principle. and even when they have to fall on their sword, a lot of them remain completely loyal on the assumption that they're serving the greater good, or that it will come back one day and they will be rewarded for their loyalty. >> now, you know, when you look at the players here, there is a lot of players beyond bridget kelly embroiled in this mess. you have christie's chief of staff, kevin dowd, and chief council charlie mckinnon questioned bridget kelly before she was fired. then there is christie's press secretary. what did he know over at port authority, two executives have already been implicated in the bridge incidents, bill baroni and david wildstein, christie's campaign manager bill stepien corresponded with david wildstein and was close to bridget kelly. i mean, is it believable that bridget kelly could

mentioned in the e-mails and in the text messages and the documents that were supplied to us of which ms. kelly. there is mention of mr. steppian. there is also mention of michael druniak as well, who is the governor's press release go-to guy who is spoken of throughout the e-mails as well. so for the time being, those are the individuals that we're looking at. but pending on being able to get more documents, especially unredacted documents is very possible that the committee may issue a subpoena to the governor. in his conference today, he did say that he wants to hold the folks accountable. and those folks are coming out of his inner circle in the governor's office. >> well, margie, with that it seems the governor today wanted to end this. it seems as though after hearing the assembly woman, this is far from over. >> yeah. i mean, he gave his staff an hour to look into this before, before the last couple of days. but it's clear that he didn't really want to know the answer. so whether he was involved or he didn't want to know the answer, he waited until it really blew up and he had no choice

ms. kelly: 1.3 million individuals face a harsher reality because congress failed to extend unemployment insurance benefits. that includes two million children and 20,000 veterans who face a more uncertain future because congress failed to do the right thing. the moms who attended my chicagoland job fair don't want an unemployment check more than a job, but they do want to recognize that any one of us can leave us vulnerable. the families i represent aren't looking for handouts. they are my friends and neighbors and paid into the unemployment insurance system with a promise that if times got tough they'd still be able to provide for their families using the benefits they paid for as a bridge over troubled waters. i am co-sponsor of h.r. 3824, the emergency unemployment compensation extension act, because i stand by my friends in tough times. i urge my colleagues in the house and senate to do the same by passing a bipartisan unemployment insurance extension now. i yield back. the speaker pro tem

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here now to explain further, the anchor of the kelly file seen right after the factor ms.nd you say? >> i'm not particularly surprised. they didn't seem to have any problem with this whatsoever. they send it to this kill committee in the senate. they did not want this bill to pass that would have limited the right. >> you can explain to the audience better than carville just did? why it's banned in liquor stores but not banned in pot stores. >> they say people are having a difficult enough time accessing cash. there are not enough apartment tm's available in colorado. >> why didn't they access this lock core stores. >> they are in the pot shops and they don't want to shut them down to welfare recipients. you have got to love colorado. in addition to trying to ban people from being able to use welfare benefits to get cash in the pot shops, they also said and also we probably shouldn't let them get cash in the strip clubs. we know where that money is going to go into a thong. that didn't pass either. so, you know, in colorado it's. >> welfare recipient you can cash your ebts

ms. kelly: as we respect on this war, i'm inspired by the progress we have made in 50 years. we have expanded economic opportunity and we have made the american dream a reality for millions. but this is not enough. recent events like allowing unemployment insurance to expire remind us that the war is not over. even though our economy is recovering from the recession, 10.9 million americans are still struggling to find work. meanwhile, 16 million children live in poverty and now the 1.3 million americans who lost unemployment insurance have no means to provide for their family while they look for work. this cannot continue. no child should go to bed hungry and no family should struggle to keep a roof over their heads. 50 years ago we start add war and yes we have won many battles, but it's time to win the war. and we must start by making sure that americans can continue to meet basic needs as they pursue their dreams. i urge my colleagues to stand with me and extend unemployment insurance. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. for what purpose does the ge

if someone sends you an e-mail, time to shutdown the traffic, which is effectively what ms. kellysly there had been previous discussions of this. what were they talking about, why, all of that is unknown. >> maybe you'll pull me off of these. two of the main men involved, ber rowny and wildstein. what are they? they were the governor's guys there. they both retire at the same time basically as soon as word of this problem comes out. you didn't hear anything about why he -- why the governor didn't dig into that at the time. you know what i mean? why didn't he dig into that? >> very. they were not elderly figures retiring at the end of their careers. they resigned obviously in the wake of what appeared to be a scandal. and governor christie showed no curiosity about why that was the case. >> and why didn't he ever complain and dig into what happened with these lane closures. if they were causing such -- believe me i know, turn around and say, what the heck were you thinking closing these lanes. why did you do it. where was that curiosity. >> that is all part of the core question of

. >> he said himself that he fired ms. kellyy speaking to her. >> he went to everybody and said you come clean, figure out what's going on and they didn't the first time. he got that, he fired her without speaking to her. then he went back to the staff again and said is there anything else that's going to come out now, come clean now, i'm going forward with this. we're going to a press conference through a cleansing. any staffers that lied, he'll take immediate action to fire you, number two, you expose your boss. these political operatives have done something quite horrendous in that reward. when he said something four weeks ago, that was very poor politics from every angle. >> right now, it's up in the air whether or not the public actually believes what chris christie has said. he said he was blindsided by the entire episode, but there's a poll that we pulled from the new york post. these are the numbers. 68% of the people pod think kristie knew about the so-called bridge gate, only 32% think that he didn't. let me finish. if

and i would like to thank dpw, mohammed nuru, [speaker not understood] kelly, city administrator, ms. cathy perry, dwayne jones, my mother gail hampton, [speaker not understood], my supervisor [speaker not understood] for all this coaching and mentoring as we move further in helping shape the community on our vision on a clean and green city. thank you again. thank you board. and definitely thank you, malia cohen, supervisor district 10. >> thank you. (applause) >> i'd like to read into the record what the certificate of honor reads. it says, rodney hampton, in honor of your leadership, dedication and faithful service to the residents in san francisco, through your work with department of public works in recognition of your advocacy of community building and civic engagement, to effect positive change in the bayview community, the city and county of san francisco board of supervisors here by extends their highest commendation and sends their best wishes to you on this day. thank you. >> thank you again. >> thank you, supervisor cohen. congratulations, rodney. the final commendation of

ms. megyn unext, on "the kelly files." >>> welcome to "the kelly file," i'm megyn kelly, live from the fox news headquarters in new york city. tonight. >>> a kelly file exclusive, why one senator just filed a high profile lawsuit over what he calls a double standard in the health care law. >>> plus, a new twist in the murder mystery getting national attention. >> 911, your emergency? >> blood everywhere, i need an ambulance. >> the sons are standing by their father after he was convicted of murdering their mother. >>> and, did you know today is supposed to be the most depressing day of the year? the reason why that matters may surprise you, tonight on "the kelly file." >>> developing tonight, the president and his party attempt to turn the page from obama care to a discussion about income inequality. good evening everyone, i'm megyn kelly and this is "the kelly file." and the political "rolling stone magazine" offers dramatic proposals. president obama is back in washington after his hawaiian vacation and fox is tracking the white house message as they now push the income inequality debate

ms. megyn unext, on "the kelly files." >>> welcome to "the kelly file," i'm megyn kelly, live from the foxity. tonight. >>> a kelly file exclusive, why one senator just filed a high profile lawsuit over what he calls a double standard in the health care law. >>> plus, a new twist in the murder mystery getting national attention. >> 911, your emergency? >> blood everywhere, i need an ambulance. >> the sons are standing by their father after he was convicted of murdering their mother. >>> and, did you know today is supposed to be the most depressing day of the year? the reason why that matters may surprise you, tonight on "the kelly

he would eat m&ms and listen to the eagles. >> all he knew was kelly campbell wasn't visiting him, any time he would call kelly campbell, some guy would come down that he was uncomfortable and nervous around and he started to become very secretive as to where he was located. >> on the wiretap, fbi agents hear david ghantt pleading with kelly campbell to send more money. she says she will, but first she has to know where he is. >> and he says to her, cozumel, and we hear kelly ask him, cozu-who? cozumel. and the plan unhatches very quickly. we're picking up these phone calls on how they are going to send someone to kill him. >> realizing who david ghantt put $17 million in trust in are going to kill him at any moment, the fbi tracks down and arrests david ghantt. >> he called out to me and said, please, tell me you're an fbi agent. david thought he was somebody that he wasn't, and david wanted to be somebody that he wasn't, but david was still david, big dreamer, thought he could pull off one of the greatest heists in the history of the country, but couldn't. >> the following morning, t

kelly fled to ireland in 2012 after a sifrl jury found him liable for raping a former altar boy in 1980s. the diocese paid out $3.5 million in damage ms. that case. >>> a coalition wants to try to eliminate deadly accidents that happened with such regularity in san francisco. six pedestrian deaths since mid december the campaign calls for increased lighting and urges police to target drivers that speed and fail to yield to pedestrians and n.crosswalks. and it includes a training program for people who work for emerging firms like lift and uber. >> did you have a chance to get outside today? some waves washing the shore to hillsides bathed in sunny glow. and golden gate bridge providing a gorgeous back drop. sandhya patel is on the roof with numbers. i'm basking in the sun. feels beautiful here looking out. it's clear and mild. there are no clouds no, rain. sheer what we're tracking. record heat. sfo, 73 today, all-time warmest january day for sfo since 1945. oakland museum, 76 today, new record. 72 napa. so warm today, take a look. i mean hot. 83 degrees. ask that is also warmest january temperature ever recorded since 1931. any two i

ms. megyn is next. i'm bill o'reilly. the spin stopseeeeeeeeeeeeere i year. we are definitely looking out for you. >>> welcome to "the kelly file," everyone. happy new year. i'm megyn kelly live in new york. tonight -- a "the kelly file" exclusive. new reaction as the obama administration asks a judge to release the lawyer convict ed o trying to help a terrorist. plus, did we get a glimpse of the future? >> now, in our time, we face a different crisis. an inequality crisis. >> see why the democrats' most likely pick for president is embracing the far left message of the most liberal mayor. and a man is shot and killed in a doorway, look what happens. >> how can you step over someone laying in a doorway and not help? >> why did these people ignore a dead man? >> how would they feel with their loved one sitting there? >> we'llvestigate tonight on "the kelly file." >> breaking tonight on a snowy evening in new york city and across much of the northeast. it is day two of obamacare. we are getting new numbers from the white house now on enrollment. the question for most of america, is your health care better now than it was a y

ms. weinberg said when she said that the big question, the obvious, most important question is who told bridget kelly to do what she did. does that mean that bridget kelly on the face of the evidence as we see it now is probably the most valuable source you could have at that committee and therefore is she the one most likely to be offered immunity? >> lawrence, to be honest with you, all 20 subpoenas that went out were not a critique on anyone's involvement, guilt or innocence in this. it is a discovery tool that we are using to gather information. i think it's premature to say who is going to be the, quote unquote, star witness in this. i think what you will find as the discovery comes and is returned to the investigatory committee, that we may find things that we did not expect. and that's in any discovery process. so our goal really is -- the reason why we made the decision to go out and hire the counsel that we did and richard and his firm is because of their expertise. reed's background, mr. char's background as a u.s. attorney himself, his involvement in these types of investigations and reall

ms. megyn is next, i'm bill o'reilly, please always remember that the spin stops here. we're definitely looking out for you. >>> i'm megyn kelly, live in new york city, and tonight, breaking news tonight on our nation's vets and how congress just reneged on a very big promise, and? >> make no mistake, we'll bring to justice the killers who attacked our people. >> you just saw the factor breaking down the big benghazi news, but how did the rest of them report it? >>> tell congressman barber. >> tell congressman, obamacare is hurting. >> some democrats are facing ad assaults so fierce that "the new york times" warns it could tip the ship. and breaking tonight, the senate intelligence committee today releasing a scathing report on the terror attack in benghazi. and the bipartisan report points the finger of blame directly at hillary clinton's state department for the failures leading up to the death of four americans. welcome to "the kelly file" everyone, a busy night tonight. the report is out and the findings are clear. a 15-month report determines not only was al-qaeda behind the attacks contrary to what the white house and "t

ms. megyn up next, i am bill o'reilly, please always remember the spin stops right here, we're definitely looking out for you. >>> i'm megyn kelly live in new york city with breaking news on what is being called a conspiracy to silence conservatives. plus? >>> with ten tours of duty and wounds from a roadside bomb, and we'll show you how some of the media are using him as a political prop to the president's image. mayor zimmer? >> she has been dodging the kelly file cameras, and now we know why. we'll show you what we dug up on the hoboken mayor, and her efforts to take down chris christie. >>> we'll break the story of a woman and three children possibly possessed by demons. and wait until you hear what happened with one of them. >> i noticed that the light was flickering them, from the moment i walked in there, it stopped doing it. >> first breaking tonight in the kelly file exclusive, the senate, the most powerful republican with news on what conservatives are saying is a new irs effort to silence them. welcome to the kelly file, everyone, i'm megyn kelly. and tonight with the democratic party facing trouble in the mid-term el

ms. megyn up next, i am bill o'reilly, please always remember the spin stops right here, we're definitely looking out for you. >>> i'm megyn kellyon what is being called a conspiracy to silence conservatives. plus? >>> with ten tours of duty and wounds from a roadside bomb, and we'll show you how some of the media are using him as a political prop to the president's image. mayor zimmer? >> she has been dodging the kelly file cameras, and now we know why. we'll show you what we dug up on the hoboken mayor, and her

ms. megyn is next, i'm bill o'reilly, please always remember that the spin stops here. we're definitely looking out for you. >>> i'm megyn kellyight, breaking news tonight on our nation's vets and how congress just reneged on a very big promise, and? >> make no mistake, we'll bring to justice the killers who attacked our people. >> you just saw the factor breaking down the big benghazi news, but how did the rest of them report it? >>> tell congressman barber. >> tell congressman, obamacare is hurting. >> some democrats are facing ad assaults so fierce that "the new york times" warns

ms. megyn is next. i am bill o'reilly, and please always remember the spin starts right are definitely looking out for you. >>> welcome to "the kelly file." i'm megyn kelly. >>> and america's biggest police group is here to tell us what happened after it challenged the president on his effort to give a big job to a man who volunteered to defend a cop killer. >>> plus, a brutal assault caught on camera and stage just for this video. so why isn't this considered a serious crime? >>> and new fallout tonight with a toddler being taught some troubling lessons. major developments breaking late tonight on what was really going on inside of that house. >> big news, breaking tonight with the man who could be the 2016 republican nominee for president of the united states. welcome to "the kelly file" on a busy night, i'm megyn kelly. new fallout after new jersey governor chris christie held a two-hour conversation today, first apologizing and then denying any personal knowledge of a revenge scheme in a political situation, that snarled traffic for hours on the george washington bridge, a major east coast artery. and more, eric? >> reporter: h

ms. megyn is next. i am bill o'reilly, and please always remember the spin starts right are definitely looking out for you. >>> welcome to "the kellylly. >>> and america's biggest police group is here to tell us what happened after it challenged the president on his effort to give a big job to a man who volunteered to defend a cop killer. >>> plus, a brutal assault caught on camera and stage just for this video. so why isn't this considered a serious crime? >>> and new fallout tonight with a toddler being taught some troubling lessons. major developments breaking late tonight on what was really going on inside of that house. >> big news, breaking tonight with the