. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight: >> mitt romney wants to call himself a job creator. mitt romney doesn't care about jobs. he cares about money. >> bill: the far left viciously going after mitt romney. we'll play you the latest move on ad and have analysis with mike huckabee. >> what's the point of giving a prime time address to the nation without an obama plan? >> the president stood before you, i can't remember if you were here friday night. some of you weren't 'cause you cut out early. >> bill: members of the white house press corp. say the obama administration is trying to intimidate them, being mean to them, even cursing. can it be true? dana perino on that. >> what is a caucus? >> bill: the "jersey shore" crew getting involved in politics. kinda. >> a carcass? >> a caucus. >> bill: caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching. the political viciousness ramps up. that's the subject of this evening's talking points memo. preside

volt. >> bill: why don't they want the voltdoesn't work. >> bill: what do you mean it doesn't work? >> it doesn't go fast and go far on electricity. what happens is it catches fire. >> bill: oh that would be a detriment. >> this is considered a negative when we're trying to move an automobile. >> bill: are you kidding me? the volt catches fire? >> it catches fire and one of the things -- and i try as the humble reporter on these issues, i try desperately, bill. you've got to know this. your audience has got to know this. i tried hard to find out why, with fewer than 8,000 of these volts sold, they've recalled now this week 8,000 of them, but they haven't sold that many cars. so we're -- >> bill: they recalled cars that haven't been sold, because they catch fire. >> they catch fire. and they want to find them before they do. >> bill: which would contribute, i think to global warming because fire is hot. >> that's right. >> bill: so the whole thing is a boondoggle. >> it's unfortunate because the volt itself is an electric car, m

and the sopa bill. and that's the single biggest difference. yes, we do think that there's fundamentally a question of international commerce rather than narrow, legalistic, you know, issues that ought to be brought up in the judicial system. but the single biggest difference is we do not dismantle, do not undo the fundamental dns system, the architecture, damage linking, and i also want viewers to know because we haven't talked about it, i put a hold, a public hold, on the senate bill in december of 2010. had i not done that, it would have passed right at that time because people weren't aware. i've also put a public hold on the senate bill that was passed late in the spring of this year. i've made it clear that i will filibuster with every ounce of my strength against this bill. i have not done that before, but i think this is very ill-advised legislation both from the standpoint of what it would do to innovation, what it would do to entrepreneurs, what it would do to small businesses, and i think you

this is the fox news channel. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight: >> i'm going to lay out a blueprint for an economy that is built to last. >> bill: well, we have heard that before. promises of prosperity as the president gets ready to deliver his third state of the union address, we will have our own no spin state of the union. >> the speaker was given an opportunity to be the leader of our party in 1994 and at the end of four years he had to resign in disgrace. >> bill: is that true? was newt gingrich forced out as speaker of the house? we asked charles krauthammer to give us a dose of truth sir remember rum. >> are you suggesting that hair written and prostitution exercise of liberty. >> if i leave it up to the states it's going to be up to the states. >> bill: ron paul wants to legalize narcotics. is he aware of the epidemic of objection i -- oxycontin? people are dying all over the place. that is a legal drug. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: h

she gets the praise. >> bill: publicity. enough mope to afford whatever she wants to buy. >> only 10% goes there i must say in fairness to kim kardashians and i loathe the kardashians and i hope what goes around will come around for them as far as the tacky programs and fraudulent weddings and ratings are going down and the rest of it at least she is giving something. give her credit. she is giving something and rather give something than nothing. >> bill o'reilly.com? me, 100%. >> i also say. >> bill: i give to your charity. >> we often clash. you are one of the most generous colleagues i have ever had. you never even asked for a receipt to deduct for your taxes. >> bill: we are in business to do that here. who knew mitt romney is a mexican? i thought i saw him. >> romney mexico. >> i saw him at a taco bell but i didn't think he was mexican. >> you know what is really astonishing. >> bill: tell the audience how this came about real fast. >> mitt romney's father and grandfather both born in mexico. mitt romney under mexican l

the poor. when you have this. >> bill: wait, wait. st saw a generous act by the leader of the republics right now, romney and now you are concerned about that. i don't see it. i don't understand it. >> well, there is some who would beg to differ he is the leader of the republicans. not about the individual act of charity. how does he project his vision for creating jobs? how does he project his image of how to help the poor. helping one individual is great. if you have a disposition toward the poor we should have them clean toilets as newt gingrich says or don't have any sense that we need structural change and not individual charity then who cares about giving $50 to the woman. i think it's great that mitt romney did that it's not enough, bill. >> bill: i don't think you are being fair to mitt romney at all because is he running as a job creator and did that in massachusetts. let's go to the gingrich comment. mr. gingrich obviously and he was given a standing ovation for saying so, is wanting, wanting to create jobs and a so-called wo

>> i don't think. >> bill: you watch the network? on, people have said. >> bill: not an extremists. >> i do not think. >> bill: no? al sharpton is not but buchanan is. >> you have agreed many times on many topics. >> bill: trying to find common ground with everybody. if you are going to say one person extremist and another who devoted his whole life to putting forth one point of view, and that's the reverend sharpton, sometimes i agree, sometimes i disagree. certainly, all right. what do you say, sandy. let's deal with msnbc. should they have taken -- i'm sure you say no they shouldn't have taken him off the air. but what has written is very provocative, is it not. >> i will tell you what's extreme here bill. that's the assault on first amendment rights. this country founded by founding fathers with the right to political free speech. it was the first amendment. it wasn't the 10th. t was the first. you had a right to free speech. let me tell you what happens in other country. i was in cambodia in the s 21 prison where they placed and

bill. he's talking about the first few pages of the bill. however, the rest of the bill is actually very clear in targeting u.s. advertising and financial providers as well as giving immunity to those who take pre-emptive action in censoring those users' content. this bill does actually target u.s. companies. the way the bill is written when it comes to referring to foreign websites american companies who offer on a foreign domain name fall under that bill. foreign companies who pirate content do not. this is a very bad bill because it does not understand the way the internet works. and the data that rick is quoting in terms of u.s. jobs includes companies like us. we do not support this bill. we should not be part of the millions of people whose jobs are at stake. in fact this bill is what is going to jeopardize our jobs. >> suarez: about about that? the intention of the bill is very different from the actual bill, that he'll get caught up in policing kinds of function that don't involve what he's doing. he's not trafficking in movies. he's

gingrich right now he has taken one to the jaw. >> bill: i bet that hurt him in the florida vote. >> may have deny determinant to be honest. his politics -- almost are anti-free enterprise. anti-capitalism. >> bill: gingrich is. >> yes. >> bill: he isn't that way as a guy. >> i don't know what he is as a guy. >> bill: i have interviewed him for 10 years. gingrich is not anti-capitalistic guy. is he coming across like that because is he trying to paint romney as this vicious capitalistic vulture. >> exactly. there is another aspect in the national media playing out here. and that is the national liberal media wants to play this out as sort of anti-free enterprise, anti-capitalism. romney you may haves inned does well. it's because of his money and his organization. it's not because of his appeal or compelling nature as a candidate. i personally think is he getting stronger by the week as a candidate. gingrich right now is definitely the underdog in this race. i have got no dog on the hunt. but romney really stood up. >> bill: we all agree. morris agrees. probably all wrong but it look

>> bill: yes, it is. >> okay. an 1-year-old for the first time trying to vote -- >> bill: holder is now politicizing the justice department. would you both agree to that. >> we concur. >> bill: he wasn't upset about the black panthers having the clubs out in front. >> intimidation, right. >> bill: wouldn't prosecute them, but if you don't have an i.d., he wants to sue you. >> exactly. >> bill: now, in charlotte, north carolina, whil, two occupy protesters burnt an american flag. they were charged, but it's legal to burn an american flag. >> absolutely. four protesters burning two american flags. they were all charged with misdemeanor, basically burning the fires, you can see wrecklessly. they burned the fire ten feet away from the flammable tents where these protesters were. >> bill: that's why they were arrested. >> on a misdemeanor ordinance. >> bill: so they burned two american flags, but they didn't get charged with burning the flag, which is legal. >> right. >> bill: they got charged with endangerment? >> right. but that makes sen

the bill i voted on was the martin luther king voting rights bill. and this was a provision that said, particularly targeted african-americans and i voted to allow them to have their voting rights back once they completed their sentence. >> governor you have 30 seconds to respond. >> yeah, i don't think people who have committed violent crimes should be allowed to vote again. that's my own view. >> bill: i agree with governor romney. if an american commits a violent, a violent crime against another person, he or she should never be allowed to vote again. that's because the victim never recovers from the violence. it's always with them. their life is altered forever. violence is simply unacceptable and far too often condoned in this country. i understand senator santorum's point of view i respectfully disagree. as for governor perry he was a minor player last night but he scored with this. >> governor perry, are you projecting on this martin luther king jr. day that the federal government has no business scrutinizing the voting laws of states where mi

other people on the left. >> bill: and the media. >> and the media.ly playing the race card and tieing into the first part of the setting: the philadelphia eric holder and barack obama justice department dropped. >> there was no charge of voter intimidation. nobody filed a complaint. >> bill: club yelling at the guy. >> i know. >> no one said they were discriminated against. we see the same six seconds of tape with the black panther five years now and this happened during the bush administration. there was no charge of voter intimidation, none. >> bill: sit back in your seat for a moment. just think of the tea party guy standing in front of a thing with a jack or a club and yelling. >> why was there no charge of voter intimidation. >> bill: you would be on here -- >> why was there no charge of voter intimidation? >> let me answer your question. >> the holder justice department is the most political sized justice department in history. >> it happened during the bush administration. they didn't press it. >> bill: colmes, they had complaints filed. >> th

>> bill: i'm not going to be the first lady. i hope not anyway. >> bill: as usual i did my job. asked the tough questions about mrs. obama because there was a perception and everybody knows it that she was not happy go lucky. in fact she told cbs news she is tired of being labeled an angry black woman. that's what she said. on the factor ms. johnson was given plenty of time to set the record straight as she saw it. that's why we had her on. subsequently since the obama have occupied the white house i have been generally favorable. >> the president and first lady were gracious to me. this was the first time i spoke to michelle obama i was impressed she was articulate and beautiful. participating in the healthy kids fair and the hula la hoop is good exercise for the mid section. for being hoop conscious michelle obama is a patriot. >> for trying to help american vets the first lady is a patriot. >> don't you think that michelle obama speaking out about healthy food i think it's noble. i think it's a good thing. >> bill: then they brought her into the white house michelle obama and

. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight: >> that's been an image that people have tried to paint of me i'm some angry black woman. >> bill: abc news reporting on a new book about the obamas portrays me, your humble correspondent as hostile to the first lady. >> image of an angry michelle obama long been fodder for critics. >> i have a lot of people who call me on the radio and say she looks angry. i say there is some validity to that. she looks like angie woman. guess where they got that clip abc media matters. did abc tell their audience? we will tell you. >> if you question things done in the name of capitalism, then he calls it being envious, i don't think anybody was envious when the fool failed to question what bernie madoff was doing. >> bill: now some democrats say mitt romney is similar to bernie madoff under the capitalistic banner. we have a special report on that. >> we will stand on principle or we will not stand at all. >> what we have got is an attempt to substitute the rule of the mob for the rule of l

subsequently the service was included in its billing. ugh the error was identified in did not pay the overcharge amount of $25,000, the error might have been averted if the mou reflected the changes in the agreement. as we stated, while there are mous in place, we want to make sure it say allied services mta is expected to pay for at all times. president chiu: the voters created a separate governance structure for that mta. with that is a separate budget and, in fact, the board of supervisors, as an example, does not have to -- does not have direct power over individual budgetary items other than to approve or reject the budget. so what is the nexus between an expenditure and -- in other words, what connection to public transportation does an expenditure have to have to be justified to be a work order? is there some guideline or protocol to that. does -- what governs how of the mta approach is that? >> there is nothing that is documented. most of the work orders art discussed between the end mayors are fez and department of the mta. but t

that's the cold truth! >> billver the book segment tonight, reality check where we begin with a new duo jon huntsman against ron paul. check one. in order to stay in the primary game jon huntsman must do well in new hampshire next week. is he largely sitting out iowa. the main threat to huntsman in the iowa state is ron paul. huntsman has put together this ad. ♪ [twilight zone music] >> the assumption is that this guy is like your crazy uncle but you never expected your crazy uncle to get this far. >> president bush said that the new world order was in tune and that's what they were working for. >> if you look at history hamas was encouraged and really started by israel. >> have you ever read about the reasons they attacked us? they attacked us because we have been over there. we have been bombing iraq for 10 years. >> are you suggesting we invited the 9/11 attacks, sir? [ ♪ >> bill: right now polling in new hampshire has paul at 15%, huntsman 9. romney leads with 41%. slipping in the polls so he is going after gov

president managed to weaken the bill at the last minute and the bill includes a kind of waiver that the president 180 days. that means until july 1 to study how this will effect the oil market. the administration does not want to rattle the world economy. >> bill: it's not going to impose it until july 1. he has got 180 days to think about it. >> what he can do then there is another waiver where he can say for national security reasons he is going to exempt india or south korea or somebody else. in other words, the administration has worked to put loopholes in here and now it's entirely up to the president. is he strong enough to say we're now going to execute the single most important sanction that we can do because if he doesn't, there is only a single option left. >> okay. the iranians then. >> probably by israel. >> for the iranians then this is a lifeline they can continue to do what they want, hoping that president obama won't do the ultimate. >> and that's what the maneuvers are all about. >> bill: right. >> they are trying to intimidate one man. not the senate, not the house

that is a new development, but as we have discussed in the past there are two bills in front of the house right now and a bill in front of the senate that would take rather significant steps to increase the government's authority to to enforce online copyright. they also draw a very strong backlash from the technology community and i think that is the hottest topic right now because the state of the bills is still very much in doubt. >> gruenwald, who is on each side of the piracy bills? >> on one side of the supporters include the contant industry, the movie makers, the record industry publishers, people who make content, movies, music, and all the other side come as gautham mentioned are the tech industry, a lot of the tech companies opposed to the house and senate bills, twitter, facebook, google, lined up against it along with internet engineers, civil libertarians are the folks. >> paul kirby, uzi piracy passing the piracy legislation passing in 2012? >> i think it will. the house will probably get something through. the problem will be in the senate controlled by the democrats. so i

. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight: >> all of this is wiped away by romney's totally phony history which he that nikely continues to repeat. >> bill: newt gingrich not giving up. despite polls showing him falling far behind governor romney in florida. county speaker upset the frontrunner tomorrow? brit hume will make a prediction. >> we are focused on not just florida but the rest of the states. we are doing great. >> bill: rick santorum 3-year-old daughter remains in intensive care putting the candidate in a very tough personal position. senator santorum will be here. leave the area. you may be arrested. [explosions] >> bill: is the last stand for the occupy wall street movement? even the left is turning against these people. juan and mary katharine with analysis. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the mitt romney sunk -- surge in florida that's the latest from a pol

president managed to weaken the bill at the last minute and the bill includes a kind of waiver thathe president 180 days. that means until july 1 to study how this will effect the oil market. the administration does not want to rattle the world economy. >> bill: it's not going to impose it until july 1. he has got 180 days to think about it. >> what he can do then there is another waiver where he can say for national security reasons he is going to exempt india or south korea or somebody else. in other words, the administration has worked to put loopholes in here and now it's entirely up to the president. is he strong enough to say we're now going to execute the single most important sanction that we can do because if he doesn't, there is only a single option left. >> okay. the iranians then. >> probably by israel. >> for the iranians then this is a lifeline they can continue to do what they want, hoping that president obama won't do the ultimate. >> and that's what the maneuvers are all about. >> bill: right. >> they are trying to intimidate one man. not the senate, not the house.

"the factor" begins right now. i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. how "the factor" will cover the presidential sweepstakes, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. there is no question that this program will play a major role in a presidential race this year. we are by far the most watched news show in prime time, tripling our opposition and many factor viewers watch us because they want straight talk. we're not rooting for anybody. we're not in the business of promoting any candidate. we are tough on everybody. now, that alienates some americans who want their candidate to be coddled. let's take rick santorum who was on last night. the central point of the interview with the former senator was that he will now become a target because the media will portray him as a right wing extremist. there is no doubt that will happen. so i asked mr. santorum about his positions and he did answer the questions. but some santorum supporters didn't like those questions. laura luke who lives in michigan, bill, i was stunned by the hit and run inte

. ♪ >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is is on. night: ♪ see your true colors shining through >> corporations are people, my friends. >> i like being able to fire people. >> bill: didn't take long for the democratic national committee to begin bashing mitt romney as he is now way out in front of the republic field. >> this is huge! >> bill: we will take a look at the romney situation with dick morris, monica crowley and lanny davis. >> leave me alone for god's sake. >> bill: dennis miller will weigh in on what happened in new hampshire last night. miller also wants to talk about the tim tebow phenomenon. >> who is america's greatest president. >> i will go with lincoln. >> nixon? >> reagan. >> oh my god that is some base wassing. >> bill: jesse watters continues his quest to find% perspicacious americans. >> who is that guy? >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the big news out of