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[laughter] i used to think i had a life partner in bill o'reilly. [laughter] but last night even papa bear let me down. listen to his analysis of the gay marriage case. >> the compelling argument is on the side of homosexuals. that's where the compelling argument is. we're americans. we just want to be treated like everybody else. >> stephen: i can't believe it. [laughter] on gay marriage, bill o'reilly has flip flopped! the gayest of all beach sandals! rav laugh. [laughter] and i couldn't believe what he said next. >> the gay marriage thing, i don't feel that strongly about it one way or the other. >> stephen: what?! [laughter] bill o'reilly doesn't feel strongly about something?! [laughter] >> what is happening? [laughter] >> stephen: you are bill o'reilly. read your (bleep) contract. firemen put out fires, homeless people are crazy, and you feel strongly about everything. especially gay marriage. you used to. [laughter] >> if you ok gay marriage, then you have to do plural marriage. you would let everybody get married who want to get married. you

i think the house is reacting to bill o'reilly and bill o'reilly is trying to get the president's attention. >> cenk: there is another topic. theone of many republicans voted against background checks. but in new hampshire they're not happy with that. voters say they're in favor of background checks. even among republican voters it's 56%. and those numbers aren't even as big as another poll that show 9 in 10 support background checks at gun shows. did that affect her numbers? this is the shocking part, boy did it affect her numbers. back in october approval, 48% disapproval 35%. that's great numbers. today, oh no, she's underwater, 44%. that's a yacht sinking if you will and 40% disapproval. in 2010 she won her race by 23%. if she oh ran again for democratic governor she would be down 2%. and kelly ayotte, less inclined to be voted and 25% less inclined. she has done significant damage to herself. are you priced at the price--surprised at the affect of her vote has had on her approval ratings. >> now it's a bluer state and ayotte should have been able to tow that line a little better knowin

. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: [machine gunfire. [sthvment- >> watch yourself rbg backlash. >> bill: brutal report out today that the cia leader is bribing afghanistan and allies. millions of dollars of cash is being handed to. they brit hume and i will analyze. >> let's say you went into labor, the membranes ruptured and you delivered before we got to the termination part of the procedure here then we would would not help it. >> bill: undercover investigation spotlights two more abortion clinics that will not save babies born alive. >> what if his leg popped out at home? >> flush it. >> my former advisors switched offer to the dark side, for example, david axelrod now works for msnbc which is a mace change of pace since msnbc used to work for david axelrod. >> bill: also tonight, the factor's excellent journey to washington over the weekend with the national media remains enthralled with the president. >> rush limbaugh warned you about the second term, baby. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begi

"the factor" begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> bill: i'm bill o'reilly reporting tonight from washington, d.c. thanks for watching us. no talking points memo this evening because i want to get right to our lead story, and interview with former congressman barney frank. as you may know, the day after three were killed and more than 200 injured in that awful boston terror attack last week, mr. frank became a center of controversy. while speaking on the phone to cnn, he put forth a political point of view. >> to the terrible situation, let's be grateful we had a well-funded, functions government. it's fashionable in mark to criticize government, belittle public employees, talk about the pensions, to talk about what people think is the healthcare. here we saw government in two ways perform very well. i never was as a member of congress a cheerleader for vice government, more taxes. no tax cut would have helped us deal with this. or will help us recover. this is very expensive. >> bill: now after mr. frank said that, some journalists, including this one, thought the comments were too close to death

o'reilly. >> you and i both had great days with bill o'reilly. >> this is a growing pains for the right. it's an important conversation, and it's time for them to have. >> i've been working on this issue from the center right for a long time. there's no -- people like to say there's a civil war in the gop. you know, people in the gop, they know there's no civil war. the truth is, this is way more of a generational issue than it is a partisan issue. you take 52% of republicans under the age of 50 are in favor of same sex marriage. this is more generational -- day by day, they're dropping one by one. we had rob portman, perhaps susan collins who seems to be thinking about this as well. that's reflective of the direction the country is going. they're not thinking of marriage as a religious issue, but a civil issue. under the eyes of the law, the argument that people are making, everyone should have a right to be married under the law. but religion, you can do your own thing. >> this is a demographic certainty. when you look at things, for instance, that 72% of hispanics voted democrat. we

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bill o'reilly. good evening, mr. bill. the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> the most gentle, the most nicest, the most love loving boy. the most loving. my boy. they killed him. >> bill: despite overwhelming evidence against her sons, the mother of the two accused terrorists refusing to accept reality. is she an enabler of the terrible boston bombing? we will debate that question. i think that krauthammer and o'reilly going after the president smelled a little bit like precursor is the president actually really a muslim? >> bill: beyond stupid? you bet. not unusual. as the craziness surrounding the boston terror attack is growing. we'll have more examples. also tonight glenn beck says there should be a third terrorist suspect in custody. laura ingraham will tie the terror bombing into the new immigration 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 us tonight. incredibly dumb stuff surrounding the boston terror bombings. that is the subject of this east coast's talki

sorry, honey. >> bill: thank you for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly from washington. in the what the heck just happened segment? humanizing the boston terror bombers. some folks are disturbed that 19-year-old is now being overly scrutinized in a social way. >> you told us at one point you had in high school a little bit of a crush on him. >> yes. i did. how could you not? >> what was it about him? >> i think it was that he was equally smart, but also humble and, you know, incredibly funny. he was just an all-around wholesome and good person. >> bill: from new york, greg gutfeld and mcguirk. gutfeld, you are teed off about this? >> this is beyond disgusting. we turn terror to article from a magazine. could you imagine if applying the same arguement to adam lamza? it would never happen. for some reason, we are feeding the attention-seeking segment of losers who really they will get nothing in life except for maybe some kind of fame from this. we are feeding that. by having the stupid interviews with stupid people. it is disgusting. loners and losers learn from this. >>

. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. [explosions] [sirens] >> we have multiple people down here. >> bill: did the two bombers have financing to conduct their murder campaign? we have a factor investigation and tell you why some people don't even want to look into that question. >> i think we really have to consider, given the fact so many people hate us, that we're going to have to cut off muslim students from coming to this country. >> bill: uber liberal bob beckel calling for a stop in muslim and chinese students from coming to the u.s.a. wow. beckel will be here. also tonight, dennis miller with some comments on the bomber brothers and what exactly did these terrorists put on the net? 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. lone wolf vs. conspiracy in the boston terror attack. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. some left-wing media already touting the lone wolf theory that the two young terror

. >> these days, bill o'reilly has come around to the subject of marriage equality but did the rest of the right wing think we

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. ♪ snet >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the u.s.a. and mickey mouse, that is is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the death of 70-year-old anete funicello yesterday a red flag to the baby boom generation. anete gained fame at age 13 much as one of the leading members of the iconic mickey mouse club. >> "roll call." >> anete. >> mouseketeers we want to say hello and for all of you to see us every day you are okay ♪ so welcome to our mouse club. >> bill: 50 years after it debuted it is still etched deeply in the memories of many americans. the question tonight though is this: were we back in the 1950s and early 1960's a better country, a better people than we are today? there is no question that for minority americans things were generally awful back then. if you don't believe me read my book killing kennedy where i document that in vivid detail so on the civil rights issue. america is much improved today. on the economic realm, the unemployment rate 4.5% in the 1950s, very low, even though the high school dropout rat

i'm bill o'reilly. please always remember that the spin stops right here, because we are definitely looking out for you.

jedediah, bill, rick, me, caution. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> the compelling argument is on the side of homosexuals. and the other side of hasn't been able to do anything but thump the bible. >> bill: that comment has caused controversy nationwide. tonight, meg megyn kelly and goldberg will discuss how conservatives should deal with gay marriage and religion. >> you don't know the entire picture. >> i know the criminal justin system madam. i have been involved in the criminal justice system for 40 years. >> bill: did you know that judge judy's son is is a district northern new york state? did you know is he age in trouble right now? we will tell you what's going on. >> are there a lot of liberal professors at your school. >> they get a little bit offended when you deserve it. it's just the way i am made. >> bill: jesse watters goes down to spring break to ask students just how liberal their campuses really are. >> i thought i was hip. >> no, you are not hip at all. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor

. >> will o'reilly, my good friend, bill o'reilly. >> your friend bill o'reilly. i would not go on the show if he asked me to come on the show. that underlies all of these culture wars, doesn't it? this panic about losing a tradition of america. what is that? to use code language a lot for it but it seems to me it is driving a lot of these wars. so on one side you have, and let me just read quickly. when he ran for president in 1990 and again in 1996, he said about the culture war he said i will use the bully pulpit of the presidency of the united states the fullest extent of my power and ability to defend american traditions and the values of faith family and country for any and all direction. together we will chase the purveyors of sex and violence that beneath the rocks whence they came. so that is the battle cry. this war has on one side the pat buchanan and's in the conservative folks and by the way i think there was a counter racial revolution before there is a counter sexual issue because the whole racial issue is a very divisive issue and i wanted to speak

me that bill o'reilly is as crazy as ever. i will agree with you on that. as chris matthews says, if you say that the capital of japan is osaka, over and over again the capital of japan is osaka. but here's the sad reality, the capital of japan is tokyo and that's never going to change. 28% of the american people actually think they want to be a member of the republican party. that means that 72% don't want to be a member of the republican party. when 72% of the people don't like your philosophy and politics, you suck at what you're doing. >> all right. well, i think it's clear that this is a feud that is going to go on. i'm going to go while i'm ahead. joe madison and jimmy williams, thanks for your time tonight. >> see you friday. look forward to it. >>> 45 years ago tonight, martin luther king took us to the mountaintop. that's next. [ male announcer ] how do you measure happiness? by the armful? by the barrelful? the carful? how about...by the bowlful? campbell's soups give you nutrition, energy, and can help you keep a he

i'm greg gutfeld if for bill o'reilly. in the fridays with geraldo segment tonight, day 46 of testimony in the jodi arias murder trial. arias is 32 and faces the death penalty if convicted of killing her boyfriend travis alexander. she admits she killed him but you claims it wasself defense. joining me with the latest geraldo rivera the anchor of "geraldo at large" which airs saturday at 10:00 p.m. you recently tweeted the following. just heard jodi follows me on twitter. maybe because i think it is barbaric for her to avenge travis' death by -- for the state to avenge travis' death by killing h her. >> it should be reserved for those that have multiple victims and slash them and torture them. if we apply the death penalty to every woman who kills her boyfriend or husband or vice versa the death chambers will be basieier than they have been. i think the state overcharged her as they did with casey anthony. and i think itle rebound in the case. >> greg: you agree there should be a death penalty. >> for james holmes in auror

bill o'reilly or which bill, but it was a very funny moment? he's extending punch lines written for him by adding tag lines or continuing the joke further. once you have the audience going with you, you can add more jokes and make it funnier. >> one of the other obvious add libs when he was talking about the $100 million that sheldon addleson spent. i talked about taking the money and running but if you offer to michelle, she probably would have accepted. then he was like, you think i'm joking. >> what a great joke. i'm hoping people know who he was, beyond the politics. to me that joke was the best and mitch mcconnell joke was great. they were cutting, funny and did everything i told you. letting us know what he doesn't like and chopping their legs out. great comedic talent. >> let's listen to the president from earlier, this is some of his address. >> we're having some problems -- one of the things that also struck me about this year's presentation, the use of slides and video. this has turned into quite the production, bush library -- we hav

. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> mr. president, everybody, come on. ♪ sitting on the side of the bay ♪ watching the tide roll away >> bill: while president obama's parties hardy at the white house on the taxpayer's dime. his new budget out today wants to raise spending next year by $170 billion. we'll have analysis on both stories. >> if i wasn't doing what i was doing now, i would love to be like a crime scene investigator. >> really? >> i love law, too. >> kim kardashian. disease, jamie foxx and will smith just just a futurecast celebrities asking president obama to soften drug laws in the u.s.a. [coughing] >> do these people know what they are talking about? no, they don't. and we will prove it tonight. also ahead, dennis miller on a man who wins a million-dollar lawsuit because is he afraid of frogs. and megyn kelly on california once again attacking the boy scouts. 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. we will have

. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: ♪ money, money, money. >> bill: very bad news for the u.s. economy today. the job market remains dismal. and obama care looks to be one of the reasons. we'll give you the hard, cold facts. >> bill: prison corruption in new orleans. shocking and disgraceful. will anything change in the big easy. >> i was more man sympathetic. >> even when you read about -- >> bill: robert redford exposes himself as a very radical guy. gutfeld and mcguirk has some comments on that. 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. looks like obama care is already descending into chaos. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. devastating new jobs report out today says that if the same number of americans are were looking for work right now, as were looking for jobs in 2009, the unemployment rate would be about 11%. no question that after trillions of taxpayer dollars have been poured

bill o'reilly and rush limbaugh. and their feud shows just how divided the gop is on issue after issue. they're not on the same page. it's the case on gay marriage. >> the compelling argument is on the side of homosexuals. >> mm-hmm. >> that's where the compelling argument is. we're americans. we just want to be treated like everybody else. and the other side hasn't been able to do anything but thump the bible. >> you were -- you were sort of marginalized on the factor as not having a compelling argument and just being a bunch of bible thumpers. >> wow. seems like limbaugh took o'reilly's comments personally. it's the same thing on gun control. >> there has to be some kind of middle ground. does anybody need an ar-15? do we need that? >> it is a compelling argument. right, mr. limbaugh? >> blaming guns for murder is like blaming forks for obesity. >> huh? well, maybe they'll be on the same page when it comes to immigration. >> there's got to be some kind of policy that's fair and doesn't punish innocent people whose

i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching. terror attack on american soil. we now know that the human toll of the boston terror attack, more than 170 people were hurt, three are dead including an eight-year-old boy. some of the injuries are horrific. >> eight patients are more severe condition. they have undergone major operations. unfortunately because of the devastating attacks of bombs there were amputations. >> the sharp objects found in the body this bomb had multiple metallic fragments in them. we removed pellets and nails. we have performed four amputations and there are two more limbs at risk. >> the dead boy was martin richards and mother and sister suffered serious injuries. well known in odor chester, a working class of boston. his father is a community leader. >> i said -- oh, my god, bill, are you okay. he didn't answer me. my friend told me what happened. i was just in shock and horrified. he just told me that martin had died and other ones were in the hospital. i didn't ask any more question

. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: "roll call." >> anete ♪ mouseketeers we want to say hello. >> bill: the death of anete funicello raises an interesting question was america a better nation back in the 1950s and 1960's than it is today. we will analyze with crowley and colmes. >> karma it costs us over $100,000. it is sleek, it is sentous. the car is broken. it doesn't move. >> bill: the u.s.a. is kiss another $200 million good by as yet another government boondoggle collapses, the fisker car. john stossel has the facts. >> i'm celebrating the fact that margaret thatcher is dead. >> bill: once again, vicious behavior on the far left. >> maggie, imaginey, maggie, dead, dead, dead. >> bill: some goons are glad lady thatcher is no longer on this earth. >> that woman made my youth a misery. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ snet >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the u.s.a. and mickey mouse, that is is the subject of this eve

she admires you, bill o'reilly. come on out. [applause] her highlight was getting a picture with the first lady and the president of the united states. another says she admires you, anna wintour. she says, she is so beautiful. come on out. [applause] ashley told me she loves anyone because she loves documentaries. [applause] another loves anything local news. both of us who know local news, that is a good choice. -- those of us who know local news, that is a good choice. [applause] and omar. university -- columbia missouri. [applause] ms. chin is a big fan of maria another loves all things "60 minutes." psy is sitting next to charlie rose. we asked him what he wanted and he says he wants a row file on "60 minutes." -- profile on "60 minutes." gina cook loves conan o'brien. kipp says his favorite anchor person is just daniels from "newsroom." [laughter] ok, kipp. come on out. alexandra had the best answer. i asked everybody who the admired and what shows they watched. she thought for a couple minutes and said, no one really. i wa

. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on, tonight. >> we have that confidence. confidence in freedom and confidence in enterprise. and that is what divides conservatives from socialists. >> bill: with the passing of former prime minister margaret thatcher. question arises. did she approve of president obama? brit hume and i will analyze. two gay students want the catholic chaplin at gorge washington university thrown off campus. wait until you hear this story. also tonight, bernie goldberg on how the press covered margaret thatcher and adam carolla on angry airline passengers. 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. margaret thatcher and president obama. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the 87-year-old former prime minister of great britain died last night from a stroke. as you may know, she along with president ronald reagan defined conservative politics in the 1980s. lady thatcher is a legend in conservative circles. her accomplishments are m

bill o'reilly is waiting in the wings. see you tomorrow. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> you can give us an update on the sequester? >> feel free to convey to your readers and viewers that the sequester doesn't matter and then explain. >> i didn't say it didn't matter. >> bill: interesting shootout between white house correspondent ed henry and obama spokesman jay carney. we will have the inside story. >> if a baby is born on a table as a result of a botched abortion. what would planned parenthood want to have happen to that child struggling for life. >> that decision should be between the patient and the healthcare provider. >> bill: we predicted it would happen. now some elements of planned parenthood want to legalize infanticide. killing babies outside the womb. we have update on that. >> one night, baby. >> bill: watch the laker game. >> also tonight dennis miller, will he he challenge president obama to a one-on-one basketball contest? >> bring house. >> bill: caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'

. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> the change their mind about anything old white guy. old guys have stawb born. they just are. [shouting] >> bill: professors browbeating students in the classroom. speakers like karl rove being shouted down in public. charles krauthammer with analysis. >> i'm so wasted. >> used to be most americans opposed the legalization of marijuana. new poll shows majority supports putting pot in the marketplace. why the turn around? we will tell you. >> i'm just waiting for them to come in here and kill us. >> bill: is detroit the worst city in the u.s.a.? because it refuses to consider anything other than the democratic party. jesse watters on the case. >> how bad is it? >> it's bad. >> yeah? >> it's bad. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. >> bill: i'm, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. the far left running wild once again. it that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. if the tea party has interrupted anyo

bill o'reilly's comments, watch this. >> bill o'reilly, who frankly a lot of the times, ladies and gentlemen, comes across as a pompous, arrogant wind bag. we are a bunch of knee an droe that bible bangers. that's essentially what he's saying we are. >> i mean, this is serious back and forward going on here now. >> there's a growing young evangelicals that embrace and the reason the party is in such trouble is that it's an older party and if they want to bring in young people and the young energizing base that capehart is talking about, there's a lot of republicans out there that are maybe fiscally conservative but fiscally conservative. they are getting driven not to the democrats but drive these individuals into independence and make sure that they are up for grabs and that's not a good scenario for the republican party if they want to win the white house, which that's the gem in politics. >> it's interesting. for years the republicans always beat the democrats up on the culture wars. maria teresa kumar, thank you both for your time and have a great weekend. >> you too, reverend. thank you

. ♪ >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the left-wing media, rush lame because, and me. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the two people, the liberal media fear most are radio guy rush limbaugh and me, your humble correspondent. that's because we both have powerful daily forums where we can explain what we believe is harmful to the country. recently on the net a number of left-wing media folks have tried to drum up a phony feud, citing divisions within the so-called conservative community. like they point to me and limbaugh as the primary example. the reportage is simply dishonest. the loons are taking my commentary out of context as they always do. i mean both mr. limbaugh and i literally say millions of words on the year each year. it's simple to distort them. especially for readers who have no blanking clue who never watch or listen to us. the liberal media overarch on me is that i change my beliefs based upon public whim. a foolish lie easily disproved. in fact, in fact, in a positive quirk of f

bill o'reilly, take note. this is the first time ever that someone at fox has helped to implement obamacare. that brings me to the third and final point. we stand up for the next generation of journalists. headlinedime conan this dinner, he gave out scholarships for needy journalism students. in recent years, my predecessors have done an amazing job. i have given out more than a dozen scholarships. i cannot thank you enough, mrs. obama, for being here every year to help us give out those scholarships. she will do that again in a minute. i thought it would be better for me to talk before she does that so you knew what she was doing and how helpful it is to us. [applause] since lester's dinner, we set out to do even more more, and in part to the time of michael scheier who has run our scholarship committee. [applause] we held an event with discovery channel about watergate and how it changed the relationship between the white house and the press corps. it raised money for our scholarship fund. thursday this week