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podcast are conversations. they're not interviews. i'm not looking to make news in these podcasts. i want people to know the person i'm talking to better, and it is particularly important to me. i ran a campaign against john mccain. i respect him deeply. i want to establish the principal that you can disagree on things and still respect each other and still have a good conversation. and that's what i've tried to do here. >> it brings up this issue for republicans one of the big questions in washington is how much are republicans willing to take on this russia thing. do you have a sense of john mccain, where he draws the line? i think you saw him draw it. he drew it gently. but i think he gave us a clear sense that if there is evidence of collusion, of plotting together, if for example people in the campaign knew what was going to happen and were coordinating with the russians, he obviously feels that. look, he said that what the russians did was worse than dropping bombs on our country. that's why i asked him the treason question. once you establish that, then collusion is clearly

his critique of trump and cable news. >>> welcome back. the podcastping at 1600, one of the breaking podcasts started as a form of therapy for anxious democrats. several obama aides ensuring their audience that donald trump would not take the white house. with president trump in the white house, the podcast has become something. one of podcasters is john lovett. great to see you. >> good to see you. >> you guys are creating an empire. what are you trying to build? >> we have a simple mission. our goal is to clareate shows a videos and podcasts that inform. >> is it the rachel maddow of podcasting in primetime. >> i love rachel's show. i think we're trying to be looser than cable news and more directly activist. the new york times gave you a profile this weekend. it said that you have 1.4 million downloads for every episode of the main show. >> that's a good one. that's a good number. it goes up and down. i don't want to get into the numbers but anywhere from 800,000 or something like that. >> you built all of this out of scratch. a bucn mp och of form

there is a new contributing factor podcast available featuring former navy seal discussing trumps nationalurity team and you can find that on billoreilly.com or on itunes. and that is it for us tonight. bill is still in hiding. he is down in some island in the pacific, where we are keeping him. the coup has been underway. "watters' world" has taken over "the factor." you may never see phil again. he may enjoy the vacation so much he may never return. i think a lot of people would be happy, especially me. just kidding, bill. we love you. thank you very much for watching this very special edition of "the o'reilly factor" ." i am jesse watters, in for bill o'reilly. he will be back on monday. i will be back too. please remember, i am watters. and that this my world. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." >> shut it down! shut it down! >> tucker: you are looking at the new face of academic freedom. in vermont, they ruined a lecture planned by social socios charles murray. they were so offensive, they should not be spoken aloud. a professor was briefly hospitalized.

. >> [applause] >> cori kicked off the first of our new hampshire live podcast series. ,here are many more speakers but again, thank you very much. a man from new hampshire, corey lewandowski. >> thank you. >> [applause] >> that was great. >> thanks for coming. >> thank you, very much. i appreciate it. >> live this morning in about 20 minutes, members of the trump administration will announce changes to the president's previous executive order on immigration. visas and related to travel. homeland security secretary john kelly, secretary of state rex tillerson and attorney general jeff sessions will be making the announcement live at 11:30 eastern time. later today, a discussion about transportation infrastructure. from the cato institute in washington, d.c. we will take you the l

new developments in that multicar pileup t the shocking twist in a old cold case. the former students accused in connection with the death of this high school teacher and beauty queen. how a podcast may have helped detectives. >>> and invasive pat-downs. reports of new, rigorous rt security checkpoints. if you want to fly, get ready to get more up close and personal with the tsa >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us on a very busy saturday. i'm tom llamas. we begin tonight with that breaking news, president trump's striking allegations against former president barack obama. president trump in a twitter tirade accusing the former president of spying on him at trump tower by wiretapping phones but offering no evidence, or even what prompted those allegations. a spokesman for president obama firing back, saying, neither the former president nor the obama white house ordered or interfered with any such surveillance.ic and heated exchre, inside the oval office with key aides. abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross leading us off tonight. >> reporter: it was just before sunrise in palm beach, when the president of the united states took to twitter to make one of his m

also, there is a new contributingg factor podcast available, discovering trump's national security team that on billow riley.com or on -- bill o'reilly.com or on itunes. that is it for us tonight. bill isll still in hiding. he is down in some island in the pacific, where we're keeping him. and the coup has been under way. watters' world has taken over the factor and you might not ever see bill again. i might be enjoying vacation so much, you may never see him again. a lot of people would be happy. especially me. just kidding. thank you forf watching this special he had disof the o'reillyly factor, the trump agenda. bill will be back monday, i will be be back, too, and please rev, i'm watters, and this is my world. >>uc good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight". [chanting] >> shut it down! shut it down! shut it down! shut it down! shut it down! shut it down! shut it down! >> you're looking at the new face of academic freedom. protester the in middlebury college in vermont lieu wined a lecture planned by protestary charles murray, saying his ideas were so offensive, they should

. >> my pleasure. [ applause ] >> cory kicked off the first of our new hampshire live podcast series. it's the first one. going to have many more speakers. again, thank you very much. the man from new hampshire. >> thank you very much. >> great to be here. >> thank you. >> that was great. >> your documentary has been selected as this year's grand prize winner. >> what? oh, my god? >> seventh and ninth grade sisters of blacksburg, virginia. many year's grand prize winners of our student cam documentary tempest talks which explores immigration policy. >> a refugee is defined as someone who has been forced to flee his or her country because of persecution, war, or violence, and cannot return safely. >> with so many people fleeing their countries desperate without a home, politicians and institutes today are arguing over one urgent question. should the united states let more refugees into the country? we received almost 3,000 entries from 46 states plus the district of columbia, england, germany, sing more, and taiwan. and now we're happy to announce our first place winners. in the middle

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and a quick reminder, check out a brand-new "contributing factor" podcast up todayfocusing on the threatrican gang ms-13. download that on itunes. and don't forget to catch my job "cashin' in." airing at 11:30 a.m. eastern tomorrow right here on the fox news channel. again, thanks for watching this special edition of "the o'reillt factor," the trump agenda, i am eric bolling in for bill o'reilly, who will be back on monday, please remember, the spin stops right here, we are looking out for you. >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight" it's been a wild week in the news. republicans are in a civil war over the obamware -- obamacare appeal. wikileaks humiliated the cia. the headlines overshadowed a bunch of stories, one of which we're going to open with tonig tonight. the effort to kill obamacare isn't the only contentious part of the new republican health care bill. american health care act would cut off federal funding for planned parenthood that amounts to $500 million a year, 40% of its budget. planned parenthood is the nation's largest abortion provider by far so un

it's the first ever book based on a podcast to debut at number one on the "new york times" best-sellersow i'm a big fan, and congrats on not only the book being number one "new york times" best-seller, but also the podcast itself, reaching over 100 million downloads. that's bigger than any business podcast, ever. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah, it's bonkers. it's been a fun ride. started as a side project and here we are. >> jimmy: that's insane. >> yeah, it's wild. >> jimmy: i love the podcast. i remember running into you when you were working on this. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i was like, "hey, dude, what's up? oh, my god, i love you." i go, "i have all your books. i have all of them." you're like, "i'm working on a a new one." and i go, "oh, i love the podcast, i was just listening to the one" -- i mean, was it -- jamie foxx was a great one. rick rubin, i think was my favorite. >> and you mentioned rick rubin, and i was working on that profile the exact time that i bumped into you. >> jimmy: yeah, i was like, oh, yeah. the rick rubin one -- it was fascinating 'cause, rick rubin's a fascina

that case, not one, but two former students from that school under arrest and the podcast that may have helped bring new details to light. here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: a beloved high school teacher, a beauty queen, vanished. tonight, two men are facing charges in the disappearance of a georgia woman. >> i can't even pu it's unreal. i mean it is just unbelievable. >> reporter: 30-year-old tara grinstead went missing in october 2005. for more than a decade, no answers -- until now. >> i need an appointed attorney. >> reporter: authorities say ryan duke arrested in late february, broke into her home, robbing and killing her with his bare hands before getting his high school friend, bo dukes, to help him hide the body. dukes charged friday. >> do you guys have anything to say? >> no comment. thank you. >> he knew what happened to tara. >> reporter: an atlanta filmmaker who produces this internet podcast is credited with keeping interest in the case alive. >> i heard "bo dukes" name from several former friends and classmates of ryan duke. right when ryan duke was arrested last week. >> reporter: ta

he was on a "new york times" podcast this morning.said for many of his patients, as many as 20% to 30% will lose their insurance. he said, quote, i think without question if the republican policy goes through and health care is withdrawn from 20% to 25% of our patients, a number of those will die for lack of appropriate health care. is that hyperbole? >> i don't know -- yes, i mean, i don't think it's necessarily high e hyperbole as much as a lack of end care. patients with diabetes, patients with heart disease can't get access to care and take their medications, they are going to end up sicker and they're going to eventually develop congestive heart failure, diabetic complications, lose their sight, lose a limb or eventually have a heart attack or stroke. as a result, they could end up dying. i'm not sure there's a direct correlation there, but certainly a concern. and i think this is why we're so concerned about this because it's going to become unaffordable for the most vulnerable of our population. >> dr. lawrence, congressional r

. >> all right, coming up, a brand-new episode of the "red eye" podcast is available now. >> welcomeack. >> hey, tom, happy friday. trump predicts the future. i'll put me out on this, i feel he stole from chevy chase. >> yes, that was on "snl," the weekend update. unless he went back in time and gave that to chevy chase. no, it is a paradigm. >> i'm going to get a time machine in a little bit. >> the way trump does it is heat weeds and later they prove him right. >> trump weeds something that is not true and he and his supporters have that is what he was talking about all along. >> works for me. so, the week.com did the excerpt of the interview and called it ten ways that he predicts the interview in his interview beauty i thought that was kind of funny. see, because he didn't predict the vote was going to happen. >> i don't get it. >> another thing trump failed to predict, palmetto ford secretly signed up to work for putin. do you know how he got his time machine? >> he got it in the future. >> that is not true. the fbi sees his belongings, national research belongings called in the

. >> tom: coming up, "halftime" with tv's andy levy, and a brand-new episode of the "red eye" podcastble now, subscribe on itunes and on "america's news headquarters" seven ♪ >> tom: welcome back, time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed from tvs at andy levy over at the "red eye" news deck. >> andy: let's talk about trump supporters boycotting hawaii. thank you for correcting tom on the haole thing. >> tom: did i read it wrong? >> andy: i don't know if you read it wrong, i lived in hawai hawaii, i did not write it as a-hole. i'm throwing someone under the bus, it was not me. you said all you have to do is convince it trump supporters that hawaiians are mexicans. i'm more interested in the woman that said she's not going to hawaii and is going to key west instead. does she know how gay that places? >> it's a pretty gay place. dave, here's my thing. i can't keep up with all these boycotts can we come to some sort of arrangement where maybe liberals announce boycotts on mondays and wednesdays, conservative on it tuesdays and thursdays, on friday through sunday we shut up. >

and a brand-new episode of the "red eye" podcast available now, subscribe on itunes and on foxnewsradio.comom: welcome back, time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed from tvs andy levy over at the "red eye" news deck. >> andy: shall we talk about trump's speech? you thought it was an unbelievably good speech, why? >> he didn't make anyone mad for a change, he focused better on the teleprompter, and i thought he closed unbelievably strong with a hero and the widow and everybody. if you didn't cry at that, you're some kind of robot. >> andy: guy, you said the media and democrats set a narrative, and seth, you can believe we were duped by the fact that trump right off the teleprompter. i haven't seen a bar said the slow. [laughter] >> this dynamic also worked for him and some of the debates. people were expecting him to drool all over everything and fall over, and he comes out and sort of does the job, and people are like "oh, all right." a lot of voters don't need that much from their politicians. but i think generally, we grade on a curve with donald trump a lot of the time. alm

a brand-new episode of the "red eye" podcast is available, subscribe on itunes and on foxnewsradio.com> tom: welcome back, time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed from michael malice over on the "red eye" news deck. >> it's a shame that andy got sick so suddenly and violently, leaving me to sit in his increasingly comfortable chair. how are things over there? >> tom: have you been watching the show? >> michael: i have, it looks very comfortable over there. and he never finished those chocolates i got him, maybe you should have some after the show. all right panel, dinner is ready. first gorge course, trump in tt pitch. according to his doctor, he is the "the healthiest individual elected to the presidency." >> he's pretty old for a president, the second oldest all-time or something? if washington was alive, he'd be older than washington. [laughter] >> the point is, i'm so stupid, before i was on the show i thought whoever sat in that chair was in a different building. after mack not even kidding. i'm so mesmerized, in a different building, look in the back trap. he's in t

and a brand-new episode of the "red eye" podcast is available now, subscribe on itunes and on foxnewsradio.comlcome back, it's that time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed from tvs andy levy over at the "red eye" news deck. >> andy: before i start, i was a little thrown off by your intro of dave smith, because it wasn't an insult >> tom: what was it? >> andy: it wasn't a cheap shot at him. it just threw off my whole game. >> i was prepared for a cheap shot. >> andy: i could tell by your face that you were shocked. >> tom: but ben kissel, i turned him into a monster. >> what's happening? >> andy: more americans are talking about politics, ben, you said this is because trump is throwing around salacious accusations and it's good conversation. is it good conversation? or bad conversation? >> it's much or want to talk about the fact that ted cruz's father may have killed kennedy than the aca. wiretapping, it's like a famous author who writes books that are conspiracy driven. dan brown. >> andy: dave, you said this is because government has gotten bigger and bigger and the more politi

. >> coming up, a brand-new episode of the red eye podcast available now. welcome back. ime to find out what we got wrong or what we missed. so over in the red eye news. >> happy friday, tom. >> yes, big time. >> trump will kill arts funding. i'm just going back to the sesame street thing. html has rights to all the sesame street shows but after nine months they air on pbs stations and no charge. so some of the stations don't go out of business, sesame street will still air on pbs. that brings to something you said. he didn't say time. you said pbs -- that would've been a weird if you said that. >> federal money is only like 15% of their budget. you're right, in the big markets like bp -- near combustion, they will be any problem. >> this is in the maybe more rural and suburban areas. >> i think that the big city pbs should give them a little scratch. >> so i have got to wait nine months to tweet about sesame street so i don't spoil it? >> that's crazy. >> i love being lied to about sesame street. that is -- the poor kids can't afford to twitter. >> , you talked about how

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. >> all right, coming up, a brand-new episode of the "red eye" podcast is a i wanted to know who i am and where i came from. i did my ancestrydna and i couldn't wait to get my pie chart. the most shocking result was that i'm 26% native american. i had no idea. just to know this is what i'm made of, this is where my ancestors came from. and i absolutely want to know more about my native american heritage. it's opened up a whole new world for me. discover the story only your dna can tell. order your kit now at ancestrydna.com. >> welcome back. >> hey, tom, happy friday. trump predicts the future. i'll put me out on this, i feel he stole from chevy chase. >> yes, that was on "snl," the weekend update. unless he went back in time and gave that to chevy chase. no, it is a paradigm. >> i'm going to get a time machine in a little bit. >> the way trump does it is heat weeds and later they prove him right. >> trump weeds something that is not true and he and his supporters have that is what he was talking about all along. >> works for me. so, the week.com did the excerpt of the interview and c

also the contributing factor podcast has a new book out called "blue on blue" which i read. that out. factor "tip of the day." that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor web site. different from billoreilly.com. we also would like you to spout out about the factor from anywhere else in the world. name and a town if you wish to opine. word of the day, do not be callow when writing to the factor. the sheriff down there in texas is going off -- sheriff versus governor and attorney general in austin. looking forward to that tomorrow. s thank you for watching us tonight. i am bill o'reilly, please remember the spin stops here. because we are definitely looking out for you. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." jeff sessions announced today that cities opposing immigration raids can expect a different kind of raid on their finances. in a press conference, sessions said sanctuary cities will lose millions of dollars in funding. >> they know that when cities and states refused to help enforce immigration laws, our>> nation is less safe

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and a new episode of the "red eye" podcast is available, subscribe on itunes or on foxnewsradio.com. welcome back, time to find a what we got wrong and what we missed from tvs andy levy over at the "red eye" news deck. >> andy: happy -- >> tom: it's a happy day. >> andy: i think it's wednesday. >> tom: most people call it hump day. >> andy: why is that? >> tom: middle of the week, you go over the hump. >> andy: rachel maddow and trump's taxes, paul, welcome to the show, first of all. man, blew it. [laughter] you said they gave maddow a lot of grief for hyping this up through the first commercial break, that's tv 101. that's up slowly, i totally agree. the problem is what she was hyping up turned out to be nothing. i think that's the problem. >> i disagree, when the sitting president refuses to share his tax returns and we seasoning that comes from the media which the sitting president really doesn't have any respect for, it proves the value of the thing that he's dismissing. >> andy: i don't agree with that, what i mean is, there were no bombshells. in the actual -- >> i agree that th

a brand-new episode of the "red eye" podcast is available now, subscribe on itunes and on foxnewsradio.com tom: welcome back, time to find a but we got wrong and what we missed from tvs andy levy over at the "red eye" news deck. >> andy: how you? thanks for noticing my new haircut. really appreciate it. >> tom: you got a haircut. >> andy: whatever, man. it's the little things like that that could make this work experience so much better. the staff and i talk about that all the time. riedel, you said this is dreadful for democracy and you blame it on the democrats. you're not wrong but i think there's more blame to go around. >> it gives them a chance to be like idiots, we know who we voted for, a bunch of bozos and clowns. >> andy: my next point, jim, you said this is all grandstanding, the questioning, and i agree. i think the only good thing about these hearings or any of these hearings as they remind me just how awful 99% of the people in congress are. >> absolutely. we should have term limits of one term, go home. [laughter] >> andy: people could just stop voting for idiots. >> that wo

and a brand-new episode of the "red eye" podcast is available now, subscribe on itunes and on foxnewsradio.com: welcome back everybody, time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed from tvs at andy levy over at the "red eye" news deck. >> andy: trump is at war with the freedom caucus, jimmy, you said you don't know if trump really cares about this based on the time stamp on his tweet. maybe he was watching ""fox & friends"" on dvr. >> i was going to say that, i don't think they said that at that exact hour. >> andy: charles, you are exactly right when you say the freedom caucus lives for this kind of thing, they exist to not get on board with the republican agenda. i'm not sure that comparing them to isis is going to win you any points. that was actually the first clause, not the first sentence. i don't know what kind of language they teach you. [laughter] >> andy: you said it was smart of the caucus to call themselves the freedom caucus because trump is battling with a group that has the word freedom in it, this is true and also how we ended up with things like the patriot act. >> yo

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