some drink heavily on the weekend just like here in the u.s.a. ernment taxes them big time. the average salary in iceland around $33,000 a year. almost two dollars a gallon gas tax over there. about 350,000 people live in iceland. 6% are unemployed. everybody has many many sweaters. very interesting place to visit but there is no place like here. check 5. recently i made the big mistake of commenting on what i eat. >> i was watching o'reilly factor last night bill looks really good and now i know why. he revealed it last night. take a look. >> about three months ago i gave up eating wheat products. if you look in your cabinet everything you have that's prepackaged has wheat in it the reason i was feeling lethargic. since then my cholesterol has dropped. my allergies have left. my waist size is down two inches. just for giving up eat. -- wheat. nobody told me that. i had to figure it out you know who told me about it elisabeth hasselbeck of the view i thought you know what? she looks good. >> seal yack. if you have symptoms that range a glue ten fr

if we didn't win tonight, the end of the u.s.a. we know it just happened. >> bill: that man, that guy has no idea what the democracy is the folks voted. his side lost. that's democracy you pinheads with all due respect. the question going forward, what does the wisconsin vote mean for president obama? talking points believes if is very very bad news mr. obama is running to the left this time around, four years ago he portrayed himself as a moderate. embraced gay marriage. will not support major cuts without tax hikes. does not seem to be concerned about 16 trillion-dollar debt and continues to promote his social justice economic programs. president obama also remains enthusiastic about massive government investment in green energy while just today we find out that the fisker car company which has received about $200 million in government assistance may drop its entire electric car program. time after time after time unworthy. the goal is worthy. but for whatever reason, the feds have not been able to make progress in the green area

dennis miller on immigration policy and most manly cities in the u.s.a. we hope you stay tuned f >> bill: personal story segment tonight, as you may know, i have reported that the occupy wall street movement is now a radical left destructive situation and here is more proof. last week in oakland, the county district attorney ran a conference discussing the shameful problem of child sex trafficking. a good thing, right? not according to the occupiers. they issued this statement, quote. this is a conference of pigs and their nonprofit lackeys to increase the harassment, imprisonment and amarilloization and criminalization of sex workers unquote. unbelievable. and not only that the occupiers tried to disrupt the conference. [horn blowing. [siren] joining us now from san francisco a former member of the san francisco police commission. this is so incredible i can hardly believe it. what's going on? you know, bill, this is crazy town even by san francisco standards. what we are seeing is it's a continuation of the antipolice action that started with the oscar g

(cheers and applause) that's why we give a tip of my hat to the u.s.a. eing the fattest country in the world! whoo! u.s.a.! u.s.a.! (crowd chanting "u.s.a.") (laughter) according to the report, although only 6% of the global population live in america, we are responsible for more than a third of its obesity. (audience reacts) what does that mean? who knows? because we're already 27th in math. (laughter) the report found that while the average global body weighs 137 pounds, the average north american body came in at 138 pounds. do you hear that, skinny countries? we've got 41 pounds on you! listen up, bangladesh, your mama's so skinny that when she sits around the house she sits comfortably in every chair. (laughter) we've gotten terribly worried about her health. you've gotta eat. the monsoons are coming. (laughter) nation, i was actually worried about her just then. this is great for us. we're always talking about an energy crisis in this country. well, fat is literally stored energy. let's just drop an injection well into our big butts and frank that cr

coming up, talking points believes illegal aliens dragged to the u.s.a. by their parents should be given special status by congress. but because he bypassed congress what the president did is flat out unconstitutional. no spin. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight, reaction. joining us washington mary katharine ham and juan williams. illegal, right. >> not at all. executive orders. >> bill: he didn't issue executive order. >> no. this is a memorandum to homeland security to janet napolitano saying to her exercise discretion when you are enforcing laws regarding deportation and then list just as you did, bill, the outcome people in high school in the military. >> it's a dodge, juan. explain this to me, juan. the president took an oath, right? in his inauguration? remember that oath. >> absolutely. enforce the constitution. no he took an oath that said "i swear to uphold the laws of the united states." >> that's right. >> bill: is he upholding the immigration law, juan? >> yes, he is. >> bill: what? are you kidding me? >> not all of it. >> bill

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again, iran does what it wants, doesn't fear the u.s.a. at all. so this is very troubling to say the least. the question is why are we declining? first reason is the economy. the obama administration is attempting to shift from a market economy to a quasisocialistic approach whereby the federal government calls the shots, not private industry. that's what the jobs bill is all about. the government injects money into the economy. now, that has failed by every measure and also eroded consumer confidence both here and abroad. here is the worst part about it. president obama has to know that the reason europe is collapsing economically is because they abandoned the market economy greece, spain, italy all entitlement states. all going bankrupt. yet, the president makes no attempt to down size government in this country or to reduce the staggering debt that we have. he wants to spend more money. again, all of that erodes confidence in the united states of america. now, on the republic side, there is no question that the war in iraq hurt the u.s.a. cost n

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. >> bill: some far left democrats saying gender based abortion should be allowed in the u.s.a. that's what they do in china. we'll have a follow-up report on this incredible situation. ♪ always coca cola. >> bill: new york city banning the sale of large sodas as part of its managing obesity campaign. the culture warriors thirst to enter the debate. ♪ you're the best generation. >> bill: also tonight megyn kelly on the john edwards' verdict. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the talking points memo on what dan rather told jon stewart and it's a whopper in our next statement with bernie goldberg. top story tonight, chaos and a verdict in the federal trial of john edwards. here now attorney and fox news anchor megyn kelly. all right. so et will's explain this so even i understand it. >> okay. >> all right. so i don't really -- not really getting. this nine days the jury deliberated, right? >> right. >> what i'm going to do is be like a fifth grader and you are the teacher, o

my name is elder young... ♪ hello. ♪ did you know that jesus lived here in the u.s.a.? wo mismatched missionaries, played by andrew rannels and josh gad, who are sent off to africa to proselytize to pagans who have heard similar spiels before with no meaningful results. >> in this part of africa, we all have a saying. whenever something bad happens, we just throw our hands to the sky and say, hasa diga eebowai. >> josh gad: does it mean "no worries for the rest of our days"? ( laughter ) >> kind of. ♪ we've had no rain in several days >> ♪ hasa diga eebowai ♪ and 80% of us have aids. hasa diga eebowai... ♪ hasa diga eebowai hasa diga eebowai... >> kroft: what the mormons don't know, but soon will find out, is that the locals are flipping the finger at their heavenly father. >> f.u. to heavenly father? holy moly, i said it, like, 13 times! >> kroft: it is rude, crude, lewd, and blasphemous. but it hasn't kept critics from proclaiming "the book of mormon" the best broadway musical in a decade, or stop it from racking up nine tony awards. and for theater-going fans of trey

u.s.a. anymore and the miss u.s.a. pageant and she has pulled herself out. nald trump comes in and says hey, hey, hey, sweetheart, watch what you say about us. she claims the contest was rigged. tell us very briefly. >> you have miss pennsylvania in the u.s.a. contest. she says that she heard from miss florida that there was a list of the five finalists even before they picked the top 16, you know, quarterfinalists on the television program and she says that's why she quit because it was a rigged contest. donald trump because he's so thin skinned and because he is a bully, he said wait a second, she's a liar. she's ugly. she never could have won. she never should have gotten in the race. he's suing her because she said the contest was rigged but more importantly, what she did, laura, excuse me, is she said that prior to withdrawing because of the rigged election, she withdraw because she refused to compete with a transgender contestant and she wrote a letter to the pageant and i'm quoting from her letter she -- "i refuse to be part of a pageant system that's

world-class facilities as well, for those who come not only a -- only from the city, but across the u.s.adeed the world. thank you. >> thank you, ma'am. next speaker? >> good afternoon, period -- board of supervisors. thanks for this opportunity to speak with you this day. i was also going to give a karaoke version of my presentation but that was a hard act to follow. by name is ray jue. i am a native of san francisco, born and raised and lived here all my life. i'm going to talk about the personal aspects of why i support rebuilding cpmc. as a native of san francisco, my family and i have lived here for over three generations. we had choices to make about living the city but this is always home for us. it's very important as the community that we live in and that we serve in together that this continues. throughout three generations, my immediate family, my relatives, we have all been patients of cpmc at the four campuses throughout san francisco. weevepled like to see that continue with seismically safe hospitals that will be constructed that will withstand a major earthquake and will

what does it take to lead the u.s.a. and embraced live in another country. wheat anastasia she grew up in berkeley and moved their turkish husband to istanbul turkey with if for eight years. she's cut ended a collection of two stories from 30 to learn who have lived in turkey described as " voice is suspended between two homes titled tales from the effects pact very engaging and cliff the stories from the zero come from someplace else and moving to turkey. >>> over four years and was and actually plan necessarily where people might experiences like mine some of them there is a peace corps volunteer and archaeologist and all kinds of things. >>> what took you got married you meant burke quarter to lead and added to meet him credit was a blind date from a friend from college. in new york or were both living. >>> he was here doing what? >>> he went to graduate school and was working in newark city for 14 years. >>> you are in berkeley then quit or was only in berkeley when i was born and raised and left and i didn't come back. >>> it's nice to go with the famil

. >> by the age of 16, lakey was the top female pick for the u.s.a. surf team. since she's homeschooled, she's able to travel the world for the top competitions. lakey's mastered some amazing techniques -- like this one. >> where you're going on the wave and then you launch into the air and grab your board and do a 360 and then land back on the wave. >> that's called an air reverse. like just about all individual sports, surfing is judged on a combination of factors. >> to judge competitive surfing, it's on a scale from 1 to 10 -- 10 being the best, 0.1 being the worst. it depends on the wave and what the wave offers you. but most of the time, it's how well you surfed the wave, so if you maximized every opportunity you got. they would want to see som do, like, a turn and then go straight from that into an air reverse, like we were talking about earlier. >> surfing comes from hawaii. early boards were made out of wood and were rather heavy. today, most boards are made out of lightweight foam. the one lakey uses is a new design. >> it's super-, super-wide. the tail

and the lyrics are not age appropriate for god bless the u.s.a. >> clayton: but baby, baby, baby is. elcome. here we go. she had me going crazy, oh, i was star struck, she woke me up daily, don't need no starbucks. >> clayton: baby, baby, baby, oh. >> dave: they won't sing the part that is rapped. they'll just... >> alisyn: how do you know. >> dave: it's on my iphone, kids sing it and take out the ludicrous version. and, it is -- >> i'll buy you anything, i'll buy you any ring. >> dave: that part will be sung. >> clayton: the idea though -- >> we are -- this is for talk soup. >> alisyn: what is inappropriate about god bless the u.s.a., a rousing, beautiful, stirring song, as we said, the parents in this school all -- not all, but most appreciate it and love and the principal decided... >> dave: do you have more dramatic reading? >> alisyn: baby, baby, baby, oh. >> clayton: you love me, you care, shout when i'll be there, you are my love -- >> alisyn: my favorite part is, are we an item? girl, quit playing, we're just friends, what are you saying? >> clayton: you know it is bad when ch