but o'reilly wasn't there. remarkably there's an audiotape from that very day of a phone call from o'reilly and investigator names fonzy. the widow let him hear the tape. it speaks for himself. so listen. >> i'm bill o'reilly. something definitely did happen. >> i got it. >> what is it? >> he committed suicide here what i was trying to locate him. >> okay. where is that? >> it's a place called manday lapan. palm beach county. >> so i committed suicide, he's dead. >> yes. >> what time? >> i don't know. >> gun? >> i think he shot himself. >> jesus christ. >> isn't that something? jesus. >> we've bought to get this guy -- i'm coming down there tomorrow. i'm coming to florida. we've got to get this guy. he knows what happened. >> i'm going to be up there trying to secure the papers. >> all right. i'm going to get in there tomorrow. i'm going to get a car. will you leave a number at your house where i can reach you? >> the only way, call the magazine. >> okay. okay. now, i'm going to try to get a night flight out of

guess what o'reilly did not see any murders. only saw photos pictures of the murders according to him. that story was a horrific tragedy. it was a big story at the time. you may remember it. three american nuns and a missionary were abducted sexually assaulted and shot execution style on one day, one infamous day in 1980. some of the family members of the victims are now offended that o'reilly made himself a part of the story and so are some roman catholic nuns. we've been looking into it this week. two are members of mary noelle sisters in new york. deeply saddened when our sisters were killed in el salvador and shocked when we learned of mr. o'reilly's statement inferring he had witnessed their murder. it's not true. we hope he'll take greater care in the future. told us bridal murders of our sister and other can church women in 1980 was a sorrow forever etched in our hearts. we hail these women as rit necessary to justice and truth and call on charges in justice to do so in the same spirit of integrity and honesty. now o'reil

o'reilly as their star anchor. now, fox news has so far issued two corrections, or clarifications for a couple of other stories where mr. o'reilly has been called out in a book he published two years ago. he wrote this, i've seen irish terrorists kill and maim their fellow citizens in belfast. fox news did later issue a correction about that to the "washington post" explaining that actually mr. o'reilly was not an eyewitness to any bombings or injuries in northern ireland. what they say he meant when he said he saw those things, is that actually he once saw pictures of those things. oh, okay. mr. o'reilly has also said on the fox news channel, he has said, i was in el salvador and saw nuns get shot in the back of the head. he did not see nuns get shot in the back of the head in el salvador. fox news put out a statement he did not actually see nuns get shot, actually what he saw was pictures of that. so what fox news channel and mr. o'reilly have not touched on at all so far, and this is becoming sort of a more and

now bill o'reilly has been called into question. a report published in a painga zone says that o'reilly's problem dates back to 1982 when he was reporting on the falklands war for cbs news. zone. >> o'reilly said he was in a combat zone, a war zone. no c.b.s. reporters made it to the island. the worse thing that o'reilly witnessed was an anti-government rally. it has been denied. >> some left-wing... >> other journalists in argentina at the time backed the magazine's version of events, including a c.b.s. reporter that said what o'reilly called a war zone was an expense account zone. brian williams was the subject of an internal investigation before being suspended for six months, no such probe has been held, and it appears o'reilly who has the highest ratings is going nowhere >>> the ratings are in for one of the biggest event on the television camera, the academy awards. they are down, but an audience of 36.5 million is nothing to sneeze at, unless you are chinese. the spring festival gala which marked the chinese new year was broa

. >>> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> sergeant bergdahl is charged with one count of article 85, desertion with intent to shirk important or hazardous duty. >> the army finally making a statement about the bo bergdahl investigation. he will be charged with desertion not good news for president obama. we will have the inside story. >> how long was this guy -- he is he a climate change denier. we cannot have a president of the united states who is a climate change denier. >> the far left continuing its jihad against ted cruz and conservative americans in general. tonight, we'll continue our reporting with bernie goldberg. >> also ahead, momentum building for the movie "killing jesus," which debuts next sunday talk with the man owho plays. >> 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. sergeant bo bergdahl will be charged with desertion and other crimes. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. fina

i'm bill o'reilly.nks for watching us tonight. killing the cops that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as we saw here in new york city, inflammatory rhetoric can get police officers killed. and remember back on december 20th two new york city officers lu and ramos shot dead in their car by deranged man apparently set off by antipolice rhetoric. last night a similar situation occurred in ferguson, missouri but the officers have survived. 245 central time yesterday afternoon ferguson police chief thomas jackson resigned. that's what the protesters wanted. he and the city manager now out thereof and a new power structure for ferguson will emerge. however by 8:00 p.m. last night. an estimated 150 protesters had gathered outside the ferguson police station. 70 cops there to keep order. 9:00 p.m. a protester was arrested for blocking a public street. 10:30 another protester arrested for that 35 minutes later a third protester taken into custody. all the while there was some physical alterc

i'm bill o'reilly.nks for watching us tonight. hillary clinton's latest drama. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. from january 2009 to february 2013, four years hillary clinton served as secretary of state. during that time, she apparently did not use secure government email instead choosing to use her own private account which was not a vital at the time it is now. even before the change all private email by federal employees was mandated supposed to be mandated to be preserved. you couldn't erase anything. and then there is the question of security. it's much easier to tap into email account that's not secure. that's why the law has changed. so once again, hillary clinton is in the middle of a controversy. this one comes just a few days after this was revealed that the countries of algeria and qatar donated money to the clinton foundation. some of that money was sent before hillary clinton left the state department, a conflict of interest. so you can see that is gill da adna on

i am bill o'reilly.ber the spin stops here because we're definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, big news in the clinton e-mail scandal as "the kelly file" obtains information suggesting the potential criminal case against hillary clinton may have gotten a whole lot stronger. welcome to "the kelly file" everyone. i'm megyn kelly. in the 24 hours since hillary clinton gave a news conference on a scandal threatening her political future, her situation has not improved. the state department inspector general came out tonight and slammed her department's recordkeeping. the associated press is now filed a lawsuit claiming it has been stonewalled by state for five years on document production. the benghazi select committee is getting ready to force mrs. clinton to testify under oath about her e-mails. new reports suggest several

o'reilly. they sent us a previous statement defending bill o'reilly.ntact information for his book publishers which is nice, but we asked for a fox news comment, and links to other pilot aulz people's articles about bill o'reilly. they gave us no new comment. but they did give us all of that junk and a cash of data on how great his ratings are. and yes, you're ratings are great. stipulated. out of all of us in cable news, you get the closest to the zombie after show and the gold rush guys. excellent for you, truly. but seriously, that cannot be the response of a news network to substantive allegations that your talent is lying repeatedly on the air about news stories. repeatedly, recently, and repeatedly. they essentially say turns out lying is good business for us. it is also untenable for a news organization to say that the facts of what gets said on their air, as news, do not matter. not if the ratings are good. honestly, that cannot be your position. people treat fox news like it is sort of a news organization, right? the fox news channel and ancho

i'm eric boeing in for bill o'reilly. over the age of 40 get evaluated twice a year and under 40 once a year. >>> moving on to the factor follow-up segment tonight. two big political stories. senator harry reid bowing out and hillary clinton's word police. first the senate minority leader announced he will not seek re-election in 2016 after serving in the senate for nearly three decades. >> i have had time to ponder and think. we've got to be more concerned about the country. the senate. and as a result of that i am not going to run for re-election. >> now we turn to hillary and a stark warning. some of her supporters issued to "new york times" reporter amy chozick a group called super volunteers just warned me we'll be watching reading listening and protesting coded sexism. sexist words, they say, include polarizing calculating, disingenuous, insincere, ambitious, overconfident. also sexist, according to hrc super volunteers secretive. and will do anything to win, represents the past, and out of touch. wow. and hillary i

do you like bill o'reilly. >> love bill o'reilly.atters world more though. >> i know i'm going to get a big bang out of this one. >> do you ever watch watters world? >> i'm watters, this is my world right here. >> oh, you are watters? >> yeah. >> oh no. >> take a selfie for my grandmother? >> selfie of a selfie. >> this is getting way way out of control right now. later, bill. >> popular as always. >> oh, yeah. >> you stole that limo, right? don't expense that. >> i said take me half a block down and i got out. >> do you know what i learned from that? >> what's that? if you are gay you can't listen to springsteen. >> i had no idea. >> the boss will not like that. >> i can't be in the military i don't like to wear green. [ laughter ] >> well, maybe you should go to pakistan. okay. jesse watters everybody. factor tip of the day starbucks folds on the race issue. the tip moments away. when eating healthy and drinking water just isn't enough to ease my constipation i trust dulcolax tablets. i take dulcolax for dependable overnight relief

i'm bill o'reilly. tomorrow israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will address congress, talking about the iranian nuke situation. this will be the third time net tanya net -- stop iran from immediately developing a nuclear weapon. but critics say the deal is too soft, that iran would continue its weaponization and could convert it to nuclear very quickly if it decideded to break its agreement. it's imp possible to know how close they are to swrk a nuke. the israelis say that's unacceptable because the iranians want to wipe israel off the planet. if the president walks away from the iranian nuke deal, war might follow. it's certainly possible so the stakes could not get any higher. one problem with all of this is the exception of president obama himself. >> this is a president who thinks america is the greatest threat to world stability and i think our allies and our enemies have picked up on this, they see witness or they're concerned, assad sees weakness putin sees weakness. netanyahu is concerned

commissioner o'reilly, let me come to you for a moment. you and i penned an op-ed back in july calling for the need for a cost-benefit analysis and really look at what has been said by ppi, free press professional -- or fester farber and whether that would happen with taxes, "new york times" agreed with the. i want to hear from you a little bit, 30 seconds worth about why we should that a cost-benefit analysis of what you think the outlook is. >> so i believe we should do better at the fcc and cost-benefit analysis and this is a perfect case. >> none was done speak with this was a woeful job done in this incident. talking hypothetical harm in real world impact on business. in terms of your question on taxes i would switch more taxes and fees to the question is but one universal these and what happens in universal service before. the chairman has made clear the item in its of itself be forced to fund both universal service. that's something we will punt for about a month or two and waiting for the joint -- we are going to see those fees in

the author of "killing jesus," bill o'reilly. why is this movie different?s. they're very, very good. you focus specifically not on religious aspects but a different reason jesus was crucified. >> i think this is one of the best television movies made right up there with "lonesome dove," duval movie. production values through the roof. the young actor that plays jesus, not like you ever seen before. you don't have to be religious to watch this movie. it is about why jesus was killed why he was really killed t was political and financial. jesus was interrupting money flow to the temple. of course romans siphoned off money from the temple. he interrupted that. he was looked upon as revolutionary. he was disrupting order the commerce. so they executed him. the way we put it together is very real. you're going to feel like you were there. it is same thing with "killing jesus" the book, i put you there during the time. it is very realistic. some viewers may be offended by how realistic it is. and i want, they're asking me, kids, how old maybe 11, but you have to

commissioner o'reilly, i want to begin with you. use of wireless broadband and internet connected devices has provided all sorts of economic growth and innovation that was previously, quite frankly, unimaginable. wireless traffic as we all know is projected to grow exponentially in the years ahead. because of this i introduced legislation to free up additional spectrum for commission use, both licensed and unlicensed. i strongly believe that we should be enacting policies that ensure that the united states continues to lead the world in wireless innovation and technology. unfortunately, it's my personal opinion -- i think those of others -- that the fcc net neutrality order is quite frankly the opposite of what we should be doing. i would be interested to hear you talk a little bit about the impact the order is going to have on wireless and wireless consumers who are interested in this topic and may not understand its true impacts on them. >> absolutely. thank you for your leadership on wireless issues. i have to say i think the com

. >>> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> if you are watching fox news, you get a entirely different reality than if you are watching msnbc. >> the problem for president obama is few are watching msnbc and the power of fox news is growing. bernie goldberg and i will analyze tonight. >> the level of animosity between the president and netanyahu is incredible. >> more problems for the obama administration overseas. as america's best friend in the middle east, israel, may not be that any longer. how does this effect you? a special report coming up. >> sounds like a good idea to me. >> go place to start the discussion? >> yeah. >> what about i just want my coffee? >> also ahead, stimulating racial conversation along with the caffeine at starbucks. we'll find out what the folks think. >> i'm just here to have a cup of coffee and go to work. >> 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. seeks the attention of the american

let me ask you about bill o'reilly.ent a lot of time on this last week when o'reilly called in for a couple segments. what is your take on how the flap has played out? >> i think there has been a real temptation obviously to compare this to the brian williams situation. there is a much different threshold for a news anchor and an opinion host. and where there is some question about the facts or the interpretation of the facts in bill o'reilly's case, brian williams and the network have come out and said he was wrong, what he did was wrong. they suspended him for six months without pay and launched an investigation. so i think there is a different bar there. and bill has furiously debated his critics, invited them all on his show. and he's doing what he does best. he's doing he's doing battle. he's being -- he's lobbing grenades. so his audience loves to see that. >> well, fox news said in a statement that bill o'reilly has already addressed several claims leveled against him is this nothing more than an orchestrated cam

o'reilly commissioner o'reilly that they county. new line. calling for the need for the analysis and really looking at what has been said by ppi, free press professor of what they thought what happened with taxes. the new york times agreed. i i want to here 30 seconds with about why we shouldn't have a should have had a cost-benefit analysis of what you think the outlook is. >> i believe we should do better. this is a perfect case. >> none was that was done. >> this is a woeful job. hypothetical arms and real-world impact on business. in terms of your question on tax palace which is more to taxes. the chairman has made clear that the item and of itself before us does not impose universal service fees. this is something. something. we will see those fees in the months ahead. >> commissioner, you give an interview this week attacks on broadband and the commission is waiting for a joint board to decide if so how large the taxes going to be. >> thank you for the question. question. the order suggests a joint board will make a recommendation and s

bill o'reilly will be on our couch.e president says he's going to leave a small force in afghanistan. as isis rears its head there. breaking news out of yemen this morning as the u.s. backed president's compound appears to be under attack. bill o'reilly will join us with his take on this mess. we're waiting for news from the voice recorder from the crash in the alps. it is expected shortly l. bill and i will see you at the top of the hour. incredible! i've been claritin clear for ten days. when your allergy symptoms start, doctors recommend taking one claritin every day of your allergy season for continuous relief. with powerful 24-hour, non-drowsy claritin live claritin clear. every day. >>> ted cruz off to an impressive start. already raking in major donations in his race for the white house. he's facing his first big fight fighting off the comparison between himself and another first term senate candidate barack obama. >> there are marked dlinchsifferences between myself and barack obama. he did not have any back ben

o'reilly, i'll buy a premium member if you cancel "watters' world." it's so offensive. that's why we like it lauren. i'm not going to sell watters out even though i'd like you to become a billoreilly.com premium member because it would enrich your life. california. bill, we heard you say the actor who plays jesus in killing jesus is a muslim. why couldn't you find a christian? haas had the best audition so he got the job. we discriminate against no one. jesus discriminated against no one. san francisco miller's hilarious, are the segments scripted? no. he knows the topics. that's it. larry rose utah. miller is not funny. we change the channel. in new mexico, bill, my husband and i are riding our harleys up to see you and miller in rio rancho on april 11th to the don't be a pinhead show. can i hitch a ride on your harley? going to be a big show there. details on billoreilly.com. i had a motorcycle when i lived

and the other is fox news and bill o'reilly and sean hannity and all the people who tell you that you must be afraid of isis. the snl skit they should go ahead and do that type of isis skit every single week. and i applaud them. i think every comedian should go ahead and have an isis routine because you're not going to get your head cut off by isis. you have a better chance of getting hit by lightning. that's something that fox news and the people on the right won't tell you, because they want to send ground troops back to iraq. we already had two wars. we don't need another war, especially with a group that doesn't have a navy nuclear weapons. they can't hurt us the way people on fox will try to tell people they can. so i think it's a great thing. i think more americans should poke fun at isis. i think that isis ultimately should become a punch line and

so from now on i want you watching o'reilly's knot, switch back to me and compare them. and remember, monday is ask neil anything day. tie knots are far game as well. looking forward to your questions. i hope you're looking forward to my answers. see you then. ♪ ♪ i don't john: owning your own home can mean security, joyful moments with family -- >> multiply all this by about 50,000 and then you have the value of a home. john: too bad our government monkeys with that by sub city duding homes. >> our home ownership strategy will not cost the taxpayers one extra cent. john: how'd that work out?

. ♪ ♪ >> hi i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. hillary clinton's latest drama.t is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. from january 2009 to february 2013, four years hillary clinton served as secretary of state. during that time, she apparently did not use secure government email instead choosing to use her own private account which was not a vital at the time it is now. even before the change all private email by federal employees was mandated supposed to be mandated to be preserved. you couldn't erase anything. and then there is the question of security. it's much easier to tap into email account that's not secure.

i am bill o'reilly.er the spin stops here because we are definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, hillary clinton's e-mail problem may be far worse than we thought. the democratic establishment blind sided this week as a bombshell report from "new york times" is raising serious political and now legal questions for the presumed 2016 democratic front runner hillary clinton in a scandal that also lands squarely at the doorstep of 1600 pennsylvania avenue. welcome to "the kelly file" everyone. i'm megyn kelly. tonight, some 48 hours after we first learned secretary clinton conducted all, that's the critical part all of her state department business on a private

i'm bill o'reilly.nks for watching us tonight. what will happen to hillary clinton? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo there are really just two main dilemmas for the former secretary of state. did she sign an exit statement from the state department saying she turned over all public information to the government? did she sign it? yes or no? today ed henry put that question to mrs. clinton. >> hello madam secretary did you sign the separation statement before you left state? did you sign that statement? >> now, i'm confused why did she not answer ed's question? i'm also confused because the state department itself surely knows the answer but is stonewalling. >> last week i think a couple times you were asked about whether the department has a record of former secretary clinton signing the separation form. >> i don't have an update on this matter. we're still working on it i understand. >> i mean, you know, a human resources department presumably has a file on every employee it can

commissioner o'reilly i want to begin with you. use of wireless broadband and internet connected devices has provided all sorts of economic growth and innovation that was previously, quite frankly, unimaginable. wireless traffic as we all know is projected to grow exponentially in the years ahead. because of this i introduced legislation to free up additional spectrum for commission use, both licensed and unlicensed. i strongly believe that we should be enacting policies that ensure that the united states continues to lead the world in wireless innovation and technology. unfortunately, it's my personal opinion -- i think those of others -- that the fcc net neutrality order is quite frankly the opposite of what we should be doing. i would be interested to hear you talk a little bit about the impact the order is going to have on wireless and wireless consumers who are interested in this topic and may not understand its true impacts on them. >> absolutely. thank you for your leadership on wireless issues. i have to say i think the com

i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. hillary clinton explains, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. in yet another controversy for the clintons the former secretary of state has been hammered for using a private e-mail account rather than a secured government server while on the job at the state department. the criticism has become so intense the democratic party is worried could damage hillary clinton's presidential chances. the issue is really simple mrs. clinton deleted some e-mail she says were private but she will not allow the government to validate that by looking at her server. >> the server contains personal communications from my husband and me. and i believe i have met all of my responsibilities. and the server will remain private. >> uh-oh. that allows critics of hillary clinton to charge cover-up even if she says there's nothing of national importance on the deleted e-mails. >> at the end i chose not to keep my private personal e-mails, e-mails about plan

i am bill o'reilly.ber, the spin stops right here, because we are definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight. presidential campaign is less than 48 hours old, but already texas senator ted cruz finds himself at the heart of a media firestorm. critics determined to dismiss his chances and his candidacy and tonight right here, he responds. welcome to "the kelly file," everyone, i'm megyn kelly. it was early monday morning senator cruz first announced online and then told a jam-packed crowd at the liberty university that he is running for president. the first-term senator laid out a vision consistent with his conservative beliefs, and the media pounced. questioning him and his viability as a candidate, from the "washington post," ted cruz

up next the o'reilly factor. good night from washington d.c. >>> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> we must all stand together to stop iran's march of conquest subjugation and terror. >> israeli leader netanyahu delivering a powerful speech in front of congress, a speech that puts president obama on the defensive. we'll have no spin analysis. >> i believe in transparency. i believe in taking responsibility. >> the "new york times" breaking a huge story on hillary clinton that she used her personal email account while secretary of state, and did not hand the emails over to the government as required. bret baier is looking at that. >> i'm ready for a country that puts our constitution on the top shelf. every part of it. >> also ahead, dr. ben carson has a big nounsment tonight. he will make it here on the factor. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. paragraph hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. president obama over tremendous pressure over iran. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. today in

>>> the o'reilly factor is on tonight. i think she is uniquely unequal fied to run a campaign. >> more troubles for hillary clinton amid reports she had multiple private e-mail addresses while serving as secretary of state. did she break the law? and how much damage is she doing to her party? >> this president is delusional or denial. whatever it is, he is placing this nation in great danger. >> iran joins the battle against isis for the key iraqi city. why are we turning over the fight against isis to our bitter enemy? >>> i recognize that the findings in the report may leave some to wonder how the department's findings can differ >> and eric holder's justice department now add midding hands up don't shoot never happened. why won't the mainstream media admit it was wrong. >>> caution, you're about to enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. >>> hi in for bill o'reilly. let's get right to the top story. the growing controversy over hillary clinton's use of private e-mail accounts. yesterday, fox news learned

the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> the president in particular has an extraordinary disdain for israel in general and benjamin netanyahu in particular. >> is that true? does president obama really have disdain for israel? if so, why? governor huckabee will be here to try to back up his statements. >> i have made my decision. i'm out. i'm out. i'm not a republican. >> glenn beck says the republican party lacks the guts to challenge people who abuse the constitution. we'll take a hard look at that. >> i mean, these are the guys he and president bush and some others who invented isis. >> also ahead actor sean penn blaming the isis terror savages on bush/cheney. is this the new far left mantra? 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 u.s. foreign policy collapsing? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. terrorists running wild in the middle east while apathetic and cowardly world sits by

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all that again. >> bill o'reilly joining us on the couch at the top of the hour. come on.'s do the laughing term. >> looks of little different he is going to try to do that or will he be a different sort of bill, more reserved? >> a good question. >> just kidding, look forward to it, see you guys later. >> fox news alert let's look of the floor of the u.s. house, the new president afghanistan addressing a joint meeting of congress. this one not so controversial as the last one when benjamin netanyahu spoke. the president seems to be on board with this one. he is thinking the americans, thanking all of us for continuing to maintain a troop presence of 10,000 in his country well beyond the deadline the president promised. he says we, america, must continue to support afghanistan as it tries to get on its feet after 13 years of war. after the excesses of the taliban he says educating girls for instance, very important to him and the afghan people. we will watch his remarks and let you know the highlights and if you would like to watch all of his remarks there streaming live f

let's go to commissioner o'reilly, mike. he is a former republican senate staffer who has been an active opponent of the open internet rule. is that a fair statement? wheeler: yes sir. chairman: when the committee requested documents from you, we also requested documents from the other commissioners including commissioner o'reilly. we receive them. for example, we have now obtained an e-mail exchanged between it republican commissioner mr. o'reilly and three individuals outside the fcc. they are robert mcdowell perl baron socha. in this exchange, commissioner o'reilly at its -- e on a draftdits -- were you aware he was having private medications. wheeler: no sir. chairman: all three of these individuals had professional interest that could be affected by this rule. in response to commissioner o'reilly's request, several of the individuals provided substantive edits. in fact, one response had so many edits that he apologized writing, i know it was like a lot of red ink, but i am really just trying to finesse, clarify, etc.. a

i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly.ase remember the spin stops here because we're looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight investigators seen leaving the former home of a germanwings co-pilot with bags of evidence after he is accused of doing the unthinkable, deliberately flying a jet filled with passengers into the side of a mountain killing 149 innocent men, women and children. welcome to "the kelly file" everyone, i'm megyn kelly. it was just 24 hours ago we firs brought you reports that one of the pilots aboard germanwings flight 9525 had been locked out of the cockpit before the plane went down. in the hours since the news has only gotten more heartbreaking and more disturbing. prosecutors today revealing that chilling evidence taken from the

i am bill o'reilly, please remember the spin stops here. we're definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, hillary clinton critics suspecting she has something to hide as her legal team confesses she not only destroyed tens of thousands of e-mails while she was under congressional investigation, but that server everyone's been talking about, she wiped it clean. welcome to "the kelly file" everyone. i'm megyn kelly. there is new fallout tonight in the e-mail scandal involving the woman expected to be the democrats nominee for president. hillary clinton's lawyer has now responded in writing to a congressional request that she turn over her private e-mail server to a neutral third party who could determine whether or public's documents have indeed been turned over to investigators and to the state department. her legal team flatly ruling that out saying turning over the server is entirely pointless because she already wiped it clean. lawyers writing "there are no hdr22, that's her e-mail, from secretary clinton's for any review. even