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The O'Reilly Factor 3/21/16 - Bill O'Reilly on Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies, Obama in Cuba, What Should the Next President Do? Bill O'Reilly Says A Border Wall Will "Stop The Tons Of Hard Narcotics Flowing Into America"
Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies
FNC's Juan Williams and Katie Pavlich analyzed the growing protests and occasional violence at Donald Trump's political gatherings. "People think this is ugly," Williams said, "but some Trump supporters feel even more passionate about him. On the other hand, if Trump is looking toward women and independents and Democrats, I don't think it helps. Donald Trump has to take some responsibility." Pavlich theorized that the candidate is being damaged by the chaos. "Independent voters don't like to see these types of fights break out, they want political rallies to be safe places where they can bring their children. I don't think this will affect the Republican primary, but it could affect the general election. Donald Trump has roundly condemned the protesters but not the people who are taunting them."
Obama Goes to Cuba
President Obama has been in Cuba, where he met with Raul Castro and other Cuban officials. The Factor asked FNC's Kirsten Powers to analyze the trip and its potential benefits. "President Obama is going there because we are hopefully entering a new stage with Cuba," she said, "and the president is trying to move us forward in that direction. You could ask what we were getting by not having a relationship with them and I would say very little." The Factor reminded Powers that Cuba under the Castros has been a malefactor on the world stage: "Cuba is human rights violators, the day before the president showed up they were dragging women into prison. There is no free press and lots of political prisoners."
The O'Reilly Factor 3/17/16 - Bill O'Reilly defends himself on going soft on Donald Trump, Hillary Vs Donald Trump, Media response to Trump
"It is becoming clear that many in the media believe journalists are not acting responsibly unless they are condemning Donald Trump, labeling the man a bigot or worse. Not since the pre-civil rights South has the vicious head of bigotry been raised so prominently in political circles. No question the racist tag will be front and center in the upcoming presidential campaign should Donald Trump get the nomination. That will be the centerpiece of attacks against him. Trump himself does not seem fazed, nor do his supporters. But in order to become president, he will need about 65 million Americans to vote for him, and his opposition believes the racist tag will drive minority and on-the-fence voters away. The question then becomes, how do responsible and fair-minded press people cover the Trump campaign when the race card is being used as an axe? Here's The Factor record and you can look it up: In the beginning of his campaign I directly told Mr. Trump that Mexico would not pay for the border wall, even if economic reprisals were taken against that country. I suggested to the candidate that a mass deportation of illegal aliens would be tied up in federal court for years, effectively shutting that policy down. Same thing with temporarily barring Muslims from entering the USA. Courts would block that, the hearings would take forever. We also investigated Trump's statement about thousands of Muslims in New Jersey celebrating after the 9/11 attack and found it to be exaggerated. In addition, I suggested to the candidate that Muslim nations are needed to defeat the jihadists and America would be wise not to alienate them. Also, I told Donald Trump that John McCain is a hero, that Carly Fiorina's appearance was no issue, that Megyn Kelly's question about women was legit, and just last night that rhetorical mudslinging will not make America great again. I could list dozens of other issues where I have challenged Trump, sometimes to his great annoyance. But I also allow him his say and, to his credit, he comes into this tough forum. He's not afraid, as many other politicians are. Trump is accessible to the voters, a very good thing. The press does not intimidate him and he curries no favor. It is my job to give you insights into those seeking power. Donald Trump is the most important political story in decades. We will cover him fairly, allowing you to decide whether or not he has the right stuff to be president. For that we will be demonized and attacked by those who despise Trump. He deserves fair coverage, as do all the other candidates, including Hillary Clinton. But few media outlets will provide fair coverage in this election cycle. Trump has changed all the rules because he has broken many of them himself. Some press folks are out to get him. We are not, we are out to cover him."
Democratic Response to Trump
Some far left organizations, among them MoveOn, have banded together to accuse Donald Trump of fomenting violence. Former Bush advisor and 'The Five' co-host Dana Perino opined on the situation. "MoveOn knows that they can rile up their base by using Donald Trump as their foil," she said, "and one of the ways they make money is by exploiting someone. So MoveOn has a particular interest so they can raise money and stay in business. They need the enthusiasm because Republicans are swamping Democrats when it comes to turnout, especially in large states like Florida. Democrats are worried because Donald Trump is such a wild card and this is such a non-traditional year. This will be a tight race to the end."
- published: 18 Mar 2016
- views: 182
The O'Reilly Factor 3/14/16 - Bill O'Reilly Checks Donald Trump & Violence, Super Duper Tuesday 2016, Krauthammer Blasts O'Reilly for His 'Weaselly' Defense of Trump, O'Reilly: Some Of The People Accusing Trump Of Being A Fascist Are The Real Fascists
"One of the biggest political stories in years unfolded in Chicago Friday as hundreds of left-wing protesters shut down Donald Trump's rally at the University of Illinois. If you were monitoring the national media coverage, you did not get the entire story. Here's what really happened: One week ago about 180 University of Illinois faculty and staff sent a letter to the university chancellor expressing concern about the rally from a liberal point-of-view. The same day, the far-left website MoveOn.org posted a petition opposing the Trump rally. Throughout the week, far-left people ramped up a campaign to deny Donald Trump the forum. Thus on Friday it was no surprise that disruptive protesters entered the pavilion to shut Trump down and confront his supporters. Far-left agitators who do not believe in freedom of speech drove a situation that could have become violent. But the national media spun the story, demonizing Mr. Trump and his supporters, blaming the incident on 'inflammatory rhetoric' and 'racist thought.' Some Trump supporters are angry, undisciplined people, but some supporters of Bernie Sanders are angry and undisciplined. And here's an interesting footnote. The radical group Black Lives Matter actually shut down a Sanders rally last August. So there is a trend of radical leftists believing they can disrupt political events at will. Talking Points applauds honest dissent. If you don't like Donald Trump, stand outside his events peacefully. Opposition to Trump is not the issue here, true fascism is. We have seen some anti-Trump people use the fascist salute while taunting his supporters. Trump has said some provocative things when protesters have interrupted his speeches. In the beginning of the campaign his flamboyant rhetoric got him attention and support, but now he is a very viable presidential contender. If Trump wins Ohio tomorrow, he wins the nomination. That's how close he is to running against Hillary Clinton for the presidency. But winning the Republican nod is far different than winning the general election, where Mr. Trump is going to have to persuade about 65 million Americans to vote for him. It is a foregone conclusion that minority voters will not support him. He will also have trouble in states like California, Illinois and even New York, which have a lot of electoral votes. In addition, some Republicans who don't like Trump will stay home and the press, as we have seen in the Chicago case, will not cover the Trump campaign fairly. Donald Trump is an intelligent man but he has never been through anything like this before. He would be wise to tone it down a bit, fully explain his positions, hire advisors who can articulate his vision, and conduct himself with restraint. Mr. Trump has to overcome big odds to win the White House. It can be done, as Mrs. Clinton has her own challenges, but a tone adjustment will have to be made."
FNC's Brit Hume looked ahead to Tuesday's five primaries, especially the delegate-rich states of Florida and Ohio. "Florida has 99 delegates and Ohio has 66," he said, "so if Donald Trump wins Florida and not Ohio he'll still be 33 delegates to the good against the field. And if he does really well in Illinois and Missouri, he'll get a lion's share of the delegates. As Trump continues to gain delegates, the others have to get an ever-larger share of the remaining delegates, so the odds lengthen. But that does not mean Trump will get to the convention with the 1,237 delegates necessary to win." Considering the strong possibility of a very contentious convention in July, Hume concluded, "You can not think of a way that this turns out well for the Republicans."
- published: 15 Mar 2016
- views: 164
The O'Reilly Factor 3/3/16 - Bill O'Reilly on Mitt Romney vs Donald Trump, Fox News GOP Debate
2012 Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney blasted Donald Trump today. In his blistering speech, he claimed that if Trump represents the Party against Hillary Clinton in November, he is destined to lose. Trump fired back at Romney calling him a "failed candidate" who all but begged for his endorsement in 2012. So will all this infighting hurt the GOP as we move closer to the presidential election? Special Report anchor Bret Baier will weigh in. He'll also tell us what to expect at tonight's Fox News Republican debate which he will be moderating in Detroit.
While Trump has attracted a large base, many conservatives say he's only recently embraced their principals, and is not a true conservative candidate. We sent Watters to the conservative convention CPAC to see what folks think of Mr. Trump.
Our friend Dana predicts what we'll see at the Fox News GOP debate tonight and if Romney's harsh criticism will have an effect on his soaring poll numbers.
The Justice Department has granted immunity to a State Department employee tied in with the Clinton email scandal. Some folks are saying this leads them to believe Secretary Clinton will eventually be indicted. We'll take a hard look at the situation tonight.
- published: 04 Mar 2016
- views: 97
The O'Reilly Factor 3/16/16 - Bill O'Reilly Donald Trump interview, Jorge Ramos criticizes Bill O'Reilly, Super Tuesday Results and Delegates Count, Hillary Clinton Tops Bernie Sanders, President Obama's Supreme Court Nominee choice
"Here's the delegate count on the Republican side: Donald Trump has 661, Ted Cruz 406, Marco Rubio 169, and John Kasich 142. 1,237 delegates are needed to win the nomination. Right now, Donald Trump has about two million more votes than Ted Cruz. As far as Marco Rubio's delegates are concerned, many will support him in the first round of convention voting even though he has dropped out. After that, they can go where they want. At this point, it is a two-man race between Trump and Cruz, but Kasich is in a spoiler position and some see him as a potential vice presidential choice because of his big win in Ohio. On the Democratic side, it is all over, with Hillary Clinton sweeping all five states last night. She has 1,132 delegates, Bernie Sanders has 818. Talking Points believes it is all over because the large states of California and New York are Clinton territory. Right now, a Trump-Clinton race is likely, although the Republican situation is not a lock yet."
Trump Talks Campaign Strategy
The Factor welcomed Donald Trump and asked the Republican front-runner whether he will tone down his approach and rhetoric. "We're doing pretty well the way it is," Trump replied. "We're getting down to the wire and I'm leading by a substantial margin. I want to finish this off, I'm dealing with two smart and tough guys." Trump also opined on the disruptions he is facing from MoveOn and other far left groups. "The attacks will continue because the last person the Democrats and Hillary Clinton want to face is me. They want to get me out, they want to have someone else to run against Hillary. I've been restrained, we've had very little problem. I'm not going to be provoked, but at the same time you have to take tough action when things happen." The Factor warned Trump that more protests are almost certainly coming: "The pro-active forces are coming at you now and you are going to be provoked. Black Lives Matter and others will try to brand you as a 'Nazi' and the press will go along with them, they're baiting you."
Returning for a second segment, Donald Trump refused to speculate about prospective VP choices. "It's too soon to talk about that," he insisted, "and I like closing the deal before I discuss it. But I've been thinking about it and in the end you will appreciate the selection." Trump then put forth some thoughts about a few prominent past presidents. "I always liked Ronald Reagan, who represented something terrific and was an excellent president. Franklin Roosevelt was an amazing man on the liberal side, and I respected John F. Kennedy, but we never really got to see what the result would have been. Being president means you have to be a cheerleader for the country and that's where President Obama really lets us down. I thought he would be a great cheerleader but we have a very divided country." Trump also took a shot at Bill Clinton, whose husband of the woman he may face in the general election. "NAFTA has been a disaster and that was Bill Clinton's baby. It has stripped our country of everything, it has taken so many jobs out of our country. When you add NAFTA and the personal stuff to his legacy, it's a disaster."
- published: 17 Mar 2016
- views: 186
The O'Reilly Factor 2/29/16 - Bill O'Reilly & John McCain on Donald Trump Super Tuesday and The Oscars
"I have to say I'm a bit surprised that Don Rickles is now apparently a Republican contender. Donald Trump is insulting 'little Marco,' while Marco Rubio says Trump doesn't sweat because 'his pores are clogged from the spray tan he uses!' That's not exactly the Lincoln-Douglas debate, and here's why it's happening: In the beginning of the campaign, Donald Trump did something brilliant. He staked out two essential issues that he knew Republican voters were angry about: the border and the economy. Rather than getting into policy, he kept it simple: He'll build a wall and deport illegal aliens, and he'll make deals that will turn the economy around and punish countries like China and Mexico. That quickly got the new candidate a lot of attention and criticism. Trump then immediately counter-attacked, using hot rhetoric that most politicians would never even consider. The more he insulted, the higher his poll numbers climbed. After months of watching Trump's numbers go up, Senators Rubio and Cruz began to counterattack in the same way. But all of this negative stuff hasn't really altered the race. Polls say Mr. Trump is leading in all the Super Tuesday states with the exception of Texas, Ted Cruz's home state. It is how close Cruz and Rubio can keep the vote that is uncertain. When the votes shift to the Northeast and Midwest, Trump's challenge might grow but by that time he might have things sewn up. If Trump is the Republican nominee, expect a media assault on him that will be unprecedented. The press will hammer Trump, exposing every part of his life. The GOP madness is of course good news for Hillary Clinton, who has major problems of her own but who the American press will get behind. Newspaper endorsements for president will run 20 - 1 for Clinton. So the question becomes, can Donald Trump bring in millions of new voters to overcome his deficit among the press, minorities and other groups that may not like him? Trump thinks he can do it and has confounded his critics thus far."
Trump/Rubio Battle
Donald Trump and Marco Rubio are exchanging insults that have grown ever more personal. Kennedy and Bernard McGuirk reacted to the vicious verbal duel. "This is good for the country because it gets people involved," McGuirk suggested. "Republican turnout is way up, while Democratic turnout is way down because Bernie Sanders doesn't have the onions to go after a woman who calls him a sexist. This is like Don Rickles versus George Lopez." Kennedy credited - or blamed - one man for shaping the 2016 Republican race. "Donald Trump completely shifted the paradigm and re-wrote the rules of the game. He's smacking everyone down and he's a bit of a bully doing it."
Race Talk at the Oscars
Academy Awards host Chris Rock joked and commented about race during Sunday night's show. Juan Williams and Katie Pavlich assessed Rock's performance. "I thought he did a great job," Williams said, "and he was in explosive territory. His performance was terrific on this issue of the Oscars and the lack of diversity in the nominations." But Pavlich took issue with one 'joke' about cops killing innocent blacks. "I did not like that, there were a lot of police officers protecting all those Hollywood actors and actresses. But I did like part of Chris Rock's performance because he took jabs at all the right people. He talked about the hypocrisy of liberal Hollywood and the absurdity of people being offended. Nominations are earned based on performance, not on skin color." The Factor concluded, "The people who vote on the Oscars are overwhelmingly elderly and white, and they have to change that."
- published: 01 Mar 2016
- views: 123
Topics of Discussion:
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The Republican presidential frontrunner enters 'The No Spin Zone'
3. Who would Donald Trump consider for vice president?
GOP front-runner weighs in on potential running mates on 'The O'Reilly Factor'
\Jorge Ramos Confronts O’Reilly: You and Hannity Let Trump ‘Get Away With Anything’
- published: 17 Mar 2016
- views: 119
The O'Reilly Factor 3/16/16 - Bill O'Reilly Donald Trump Full interview
Trump Talks Campaign Strategy
The Factor welcomed Donald Trump and asked the Republican front-runner whether he will tone down his approach and rhetoric. "We're doing pretty well the way it is," Trump replied. "We're getting down to the wire and I'm leading by a substantial margin. I want to finish this off, I'm dealing with two smart and tough guys." Trump also opined on the disruptions he is facing from MoveOn and other far left groups. "The attacks will continue because the last person the Democrats and Hillary Clinton want to face is me. They want to get me out, they want to have someone else to run against Hillary. I've been restrained, we've had very little problem. I'm not going to be provoked, but at the same time you have to take tough action when things happen." The Factor warned Trump that more protests are almost certainly coming: "The pro-active forces are coming at you now and you are going to be provoked. Black Lives Matter and others will try to brand you as a 'Nazi' and the press will go along with them, they're baiting you."
Returning for a second segment, Donald Trump refused to speculate about prospective VP choices. "It's too soon to talk about that," he insisted, "and I like closing the deal before I discuss it. But I've been thinking about it and in the end you will appreciate the selection." Trump then put forth some thoughts about a few prominent past presidents. "I always liked Ronald Reagan, who represented something terrific and was an excellent president. Franklin Roosevelt was an amazing man on the liberal side, and I respected John F. Kennedy, but we never really got to see what the result would have been. Being president means you have to be a cheerleader for the country and that's where President Obama really lets us down. I thought he would be a great cheerleader but we have a very divided country." Trump also took a shot at Bill Clinton, whose husband of the woman he may face in the general election. "NAFTA has been a disaster and that was Bill Clinton's baby. It has stripped our country of everything, it has taken so many jobs out of our country. When you add NAFTA and the personal stuff to his legacy, it's a disaster."
- published: 17 Mar 2016
- views: 274
The O'Reilly Factor, originally titled The O'Reilly Report from 1996 to 1998 and often called The Factor, is an American talk show on the Fox News Channel hosted by commentator Bill O'Reilly, who often discusses current controversial political issues with guests.
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41:07The O'Reilly Factor 3/21/16 - Bill O'Reilly on Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies, Obama in Cuba
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/21/16 - Bill O'Reilly on Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies, Obama in Cuba, What Should the Next President Do? Bill O'Reilly Says A Border Wall Will "Stop The Tons Of Hard Narcotics Flowing Into America" Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies FNC's Juan Williams and Katie Pavlich analyzed the growing protests and occasional violence at Donald Trump's political gatherings. "People think this is ugly," Williams said, "but some Trump supporters feel even more passionate about him. On the other hand, if Trump is looking toward women and independents and Democrats, I don't think it helps. Donald Trump has to take some responsibility." Pavlich theorized that the candidate is being damaged by the chaos. "Independent voters don't like to see these types of fights break out, they want political rallies to be safe places where they can bring their children. I don't think this will affect the Republican primary, but it could affect the general election. Donald Trump has roundly condemned the protesters but not the people who are taunting them." Obama Goes to Cuba President Obama has been in Cuba, where he met with Raul Castro and other Cuban officials. The Factor asked FNC's Kirsten Powers to analyze the trip and its potential benefits. "President Obama is going there because we are hopefully entering a new stage with Cuba," she said, "and the president is trying to move us forward in that direction. You could ask what we were getting by not having a relationship with them and I would say very little." The Factor reminded Powers that Cuba under the Castros has been a malefactor on the world stage: "Cuba is human rights violators, the day before the president showed up they were dragging women into prison. There is no free press and lots of political prisoners." -
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/17/16 - Bill O'Reilly defends himself on going soft on Donald Trump, Hillary Vs Donald Trump, Media response to Trump "It is becoming clear that many in the media believe journalists are not acting responsibly unless they are condemning Donald Trump, labeling the man a bigot or worse. Not since the pre-civil rights South has the vicious head of bigotry been raised so prominently in political circles. No question the racist tag will be front and center in the upcoming presidential campaign should Donald Trump get the nomination. That will be the centerpiece of attacks against him. Trump himself does not seem fazed, nor do his supporters. But in order to become president, he will need about 65 million Americans to vote for him, and his opposition believes the racist tag will drive minority and on-the-fence voters away. The question then becomes, how do responsible and fair-minded press people cover the Trump campaign when the race card is being used as an axe? Here's The Factor record and you can look it up: In the beginning of his campaign I directly told Mr. Trump that Mexico would not pay for the border wall, even if economic reprisals were taken against that country. I suggested to the candidate that a mass deportation of illegal aliens would be tied up in federal court for years, effectively shutting that policy down. Same thing with temporarily barring Muslims from entering the USA. Courts would block that, the hearings would take forever. We also investigated Trump's statement about thousands of Muslims in New Jersey celebrating after the 9/11 attack and found it to be exaggerated. In addition, I suggested to the candidate that Muslim nations are needed to defeat the jihadists and America would be wise not to alienate them. Also, I told Donald Trump that John McCain is a hero, that Carly Fiorina's appearance was no issue, that Megyn Kelly's question about women was legit, and just last night that rhetorical mudslinging will not make America great again. I could list dozens of other issues where I have challenged Trump, sometimes to his great annoyance. But I also allow him his say and, to his credit, he comes into this tough forum. He's not afraid, as many other politicians are. Trump is accessible to the voters, a very good thing. The press does not intimidate him and he curries no favor. It is my job to give you insights into those seeking power. Donald Trump is the most important political story in decades. We will cover him fairly, allowing you to decide whether or not he has the right stuff to be president. For that we will be demonized and attacked by those who despise Trump. He deserves fair coverage, as do all the other candidates, including Hillary Clinton. But few media outlets will provide fair coverage in this election cycle. Trump has changed all the rules because he has broken many of them himself. Some press folks are out to get him. We are not, we are out to cover him." Democratic Response to Trump Some far left organizations, among them MoveOn, have banded together to accuse Donald Trump of fomenting violence. Former Bush advisor and 'The Five' co-host Dana Perino opined on the situation. "MoveOn knows that they can rile up their base by using Donald Trump as their foil," she said, "and one of the ways they make money is by exploiting someone. So MoveOn has a particular interest so they can raise money and stay in business. They need the enthusiasm because Republicans are swamping Democrats when it comes to turnout, especially in large states like Florida. Democrats are worried because Donald Trump is such a wild card and this is such a non-traditional year. This will be a tight race to the end." -
40:55The O'Reilly Factor 3/14/16 - Bill O'Reilly Checks Donald Trump & Violence, Super Duper Tuesday 2016
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/14/16 - Bill O'Reilly Checks Donald Trump & Violence, Super Duper Tuesday 2016, Krauthammer Blasts O'Reilly for His 'Weaselly' Defense of Trump, O'Reilly: Some Of The People Accusing Trump Of Being A Fascist Are The Real Fascists "One of the biggest political stories in years unfolded in Chicago Friday as hundreds of left-wing protesters shut down Donald Trump's rally at the University of Illinois. If you were monitoring the national media coverage, you did not get the entire story. Here's what really happened: One week ago about 180 University of Illinois faculty and staff sent a letter to the university chancellor expressing concern about the rally from a liberal point-of-view. The same day, the far-left website MoveOn.org posted a petition opposing the Trump rally. Throughout the week, far-left people ramped up a campaign to deny Donald Trump the forum. Thus on Friday it was no surprise that disruptive protesters entered the pavilion to shut Trump down and confront his supporters. Far-left agitators who do not believe in freedom of speech drove a situation that could have become violent. But the national media spun the story, demonizing Mr. Trump and his supporters, blaming the incident on 'inflammatory rhetoric' and 'racist thought.' Some Trump supporters are angry, undisciplined people, but some supporters of Bernie Sanders are angry and undisciplined. And here's an interesting footnote. The radical group Black Lives Matter actually shut down a Sanders rally last August. So there is a trend of radical leftists believing they can disrupt political events at will. Talking Points applauds honest dissent. If you don't like Donald Trump, stand outside his events peacefully. Opposition to Trump is not the issue here, true fascism is. We have seen some anti-Trump people use the fascist salute while taunting his supporters. Trump has said some provocative things when protesters have interrupted his speeches. In the beginning of the campaign his flamboyant rhetoric got him attention and support, but now he is a very viable presidential contender. If Trump wins Ohio tomorrow, he wins the nomination. That's how close he is to running against Hillary Clinton for the presidency. But winning the Republican nod is far different than winning the general election, where Mr. Trump is going to have to persuade about 65 million Americans to vote for him. It is a foregone conclusion that minority voters will not support him. He will also have trouble in states like California, Illinois and even New York, which have a lot of electoral votes. In addition, some Republicans who don't like Trump will stay home and the press, as we have seen in the Chicago case, will not cover the Trump campaign fairly. Donald Trump is an intelligent man but he has never been through anything like this before. He would be wise to tone it down a bit, fully explain his positions, hire advisors who can articulate his vision, and conduct himself with restraint. Mr. Trump has to overcome big odds to win the White House. It can be done, as Mrs. Clinton has her own challenges, but a tone adjustment will have to be made." FNC's Brit Hume looked ahead to Tuesday's five primaries, especially the delegate-rich states of Florida and Ohio. "Florida has 99 delegates and Ohio has 66," he said, "so if Donald Trump wins Florida and not Ohio he'll still be 33 delegates to the good against the field. And if he does really well in Illinois and Missouri, he'll get a lion's share of the delegates. As Trump continues to gain delegates, the others have to get an ever-larger share of the remaining delegates, so the odds lengthen. But that does not mean Trump will get to the convention with the 1,237 delegates necessary to win." Considering the strong possibility of a very contentious convention in July, Hume concluded, "You can not think of a way that this turns out well for the Republicans." -
41:14The O'Reilly Factor 3/3/16 - Bill O'Reilly on Mitt Romney vs Donald Trump, Fox News GOP Debate
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/3/16 - Bill O'Reilly on Mitt Romney vs Donald Trump, Fox News GOP Debate 2012 Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney blasted Donald Trump today. In his blistering speech, he claimed that if Trump represents the Party against Hillary Clinton in November, he is destined to lose. Trump fired back at Romney calling him a "failed candidate" who all but begged for his endorsement in 2012. So will all this infighting hurt the GOP as we move closer to the presidential election? Special Report anchor Bret Baier will weigh in. He'll also tell us what to expect at tonight's Fox News Republican debate which he will be moderating in Detroit. While Trump has attracted a large base, many conservatives say he's only recently embraced their principals, and is not a true conservative candidate. We sent Watters to the conservative convention CPAC to see what folks think of Mr. Trump. Our friend Dana predicts what we'll see at the Fox News GOP debate tonight and if Romney's harsh criticism will have an effect on his soaring poll numbers. The Justice Department has granted immunity to a State Department employee tied in with the Clinton email scandal. Some folks are saying this leads them to believe Secretary Clinton will eventually be indicted. We'll take a hard look at the situation tonight. -
40:50The O'Reilly Factor 3/16/16 - Bill O'Reilly Donald Trump interview, Jorge Ramos slams Bill O'Reilly
The O'Reilly Factor 3/16/16 - Bill O'Reilly Donald Trump interview, Jorge Ramos slams Bill O'ReillyThe O'Reilly Factor 3/16/16 - Bill O'Reilly Donald Trump interview, Jorge Ramos slams Bill O'Reilly
The O'Reilly Factor 3/16/16 - Bill O'Reilly Donald Trump interview, Jorge Ramos criticizes Bill O'Reilly, Super Tuesday Results and Delegates Count, Hillary Clinton Tops Bernie Sanders, President Obama's Supreme Court Nominee choice "Here's the delegate count on the Republican side: Donald Trump has 661, Ted Cruz 406, Marco Rubio 169, and John Kasich 142. 1,237 delegates are needed to win the nomination. Right now, Donald Trump has about two million more votes than Ted Cruz. As far as Marco Rubio's delegates are concerned, many will support him in the first round of convention voting even though he has dropped out. After that, they can go where they want. At this point, it is a two-man race between Trump and Cruz, but Kasich is in a spoiler position and some see him as a potential vice presidential choice because of his big win in Ohio. On the Democratic side, it is all over, with Hillary Clinton sweeping all five states last night. She has 1,132 delegates, Bernie Sanders has 818. Talking Points believes it is all over because the large states of California and New York are Clinton territory. Right now, a Trump-Clinton race is likely, although the Republican situation is not a lock yet." Trump Talks Campaign Strategy The Factor welcomed Donald Trump and asked the Republican front-runner whether he will tone down his approach and rhetoric. "We're doing pretty well the way it is," Trump replied. "We're getting down to the wire and I'm leading by a substantial margin. I want to finish this off, I'm dealing with two smart and tough guys." Trump also opined on the disruptions he is facing from MoveOn and other far left groups. "The attacks will continue because the last person the Democrats and Hillary Clinton want to face is me. They want to get me out, they want to have someone else to run against Hillary. I've been restrained, we've had very little problem. I'm not going to be provoked, but at the same time you have to take tough action when things happen." The Factor warned Trump that more protests are almost certainly coming: "The pro-active forces are coming at you now and you are going to be provoked. Black Lives Matter and others will try to brand you as a 'Nazi' and the press will go along with them, they're baiting you." Returning for a second segment, Donald Trump refused to speculate about prospective VP choices. "It's too soon to talk about that," he insisted, "and I like closing the deal before I discuss it. But I've been thinking about it and in the end you will appreciate the selection." Trump then put forth some thoughts about a few prominent past presidents. "I always liked Ronald Reagan, who represented something terrific and was an excellent president. Franklin Roosevelt was an amazing man on the liberal side, and I respected John F. Kennedy, but we never really got to see what the result would have been. Being president means you have to be a cheerleader for the country and that's where President Obama really lets us down. I thought he would be a great cheerleader but we have a very divided country." Trump also took a shot at Bill Clinton, whose husband of the woman he may face in the general election. "NAFTA has been a disaster and that was Bill Clinton's baby. It has stripped our country of everything, it has taken so many jobs out of our country. When you add NAFTA and the personal stuff to his legacy, it's a disaster." -
40:24The O'Reilly Factor 2/29/16 - Bill O'Reilly & John McCain on Donald Trump Super Tuesday, The Oscars
The O'Reilly Factor 2/29/16 - Bill O'Reilly & John McCain on Donald Trump Super Tuesday, The OscarsThe O'Reilly Factor 2/29/16 - Bill O'Reilly & John McCain on Donald Trump Super Tuesday, The Oscars
The O'Reilly Factor 2/29/16 - Bill O'Reilly & John McCain on Donald Trump Super Tuesday and The Oscars "I have to say I'm a bit surprised that Don Rickles is now apparently a Republican contender. Donald Trump is insulting 'little Marco,' while Marco Rubio says Trump doesn't sweat because 'his pores are clogged from the spray tan he uses!' That's not exactly the Lincoln-Douglas debate, and here's why it's happening: In the beginning of the campaign, Donald Trump did something brilliant. He staked out two essential issues that he knew Republican voters were angry about: the border and the economy. Rather than getting into policy, he kept it simple: He'll build a wall and deport illegal aliens, and he'll make deals that will turn the economy around and punish countries like China and Mexico. That quickly got the new candidate a lot of attention and criticism. Trump then immediately counter-attacked, using hot rhetoric that most politicians would never even consider. The more he insulted, the higher his poll numbers climbed. After months of watching Trump's numbers go up, Senators Rubio and Cruz began to counterattack in the same way. But all of this negative stuff hasn't really altered the race. Polls say Mr. Trump is leading in all the Super Tuesday states with the exception of Texas, Ted Cruz's home state. It is how close Cruz and Rubio can keep the vote that is uncertain. When the votes shift to the Northeast and Midwest, Trump's challenge might grow but by that time he might have things sewn up. If Trump is the Republican nominee, expect a media assault on him that will be unprecedented. The press will hammer Trump, exposing every part of his life. The GOP madness is of course good news for Hillary Clinton, who has major problems of her own but who the American press will get behind. Newspaper endorsements for president will run 20 - 1 for Clinton. So the question becomes, can Donald Trump bring in millions of new voters to overcome his deficit among the press, minorities and other groups that may not like him? Trump thinks he can do it and has confounded his critics thus far." Trump/Rubio Battle Donald Trump and Marco Rubio are exchanging insults that have grown ever more personal. Kennedy and Bernard McGuirk reacted to the vicious verbal duel. "This is good for the country because it gets people involved," McGuirk suggested. "Republican turnout is way up, while Democratic turnout is way down because Bernie Sanders doesn't have the onions to go after a woman who calls him a sexist. This is like Don Rickles versus George Lopez." Kennedy credited - or blamed - one man for shaping the 2016 Republican race. "Donald Trump completely shifted the paradigm and re-wrote the rules of the game. He's smacking everyone down and he's a bit of a bully doing it." Race Talk at the Oscars Academy Awards host Chris Rock joked and commented about race during Sunday night's show. Juan Williams and Katie Pavlich assessed Rock's performance. "I thought he did a great job," Williams said, "and he was in explosive territory. His performance was terrific on this issue of the Oscars and the lack of diversity in the nominations." But Pavlich took issue with one 'joke' about cops killing innocent blacks. "I did not like that, there were a lot of police officers protecting all those Hollywood actors and actresses. But I did like part of Chris Rock's performance because he took jabs at all the right people. He talked about the hypocrisy of liberal Hollywood and the absurdity of people being offended. Nominations are earned based on performance, not on skin color." The Factor concluded, "The people who vote on the Oscars are overwhelmingly elderly and white, and they have to change that." -
40:50The O'Reilly Factor, March 16, 16: Interview with Trump, Trump vs Hillary, Clinton Caught on Camera
The O'Reilly Factor, March 16, 16: Interview with Trump, Trump vs Hillary, Clinton Caught on CameraThe O'Reilly Factor, March 16, 16: Interview with Trump, Trump vs Hillary, Clinton Caught on Camera
Topics of Discussion: 1. Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, the big winners 'The O'Reilly Factor': Bill O'Reilly's Talking Points 3/16 2. Will Donald Trump change his confrontational style? The Republican presidential frontrunner enters 'The No Spin Zone' 3. Who would Donald Trump consider for vice president? GOP front-runner weighs in on potential running mates on 'The O'Reilly Factor' \Jorge Ramos Confronts O’Reilly: You and Hannity Let Trump ‘Get Away With Anything’ -
14:50The O'Reilly Factor 3/16/16 - Bill O'Reilly Donald Trump Full interview
The O'Reilly Factor 3/16/16 - Bill O'Reilly Donald Trump Full interviewThe O'Reilly Factor 3/16/16 - Bill O'Reilly Donald Trump Full interview
The O'Reilly Factor 3/16/16 - Bill O'Reilly Donald Trump Full interview Trump Talks Campaign Strategy The Factor welcomed Donald Trump and asked the Republican front-runner whether he will tone down his approach and rhetoric. "We're doing pretty well the way it is," Trump replied. "We're getting down to the wire and I'm leading by a substantial margin. I want to finish this off, I'm dealing with two smart and tough guys." Trump also opined on the disruptions he is facing from MoveOn and other far left groups. "The attacks will continue because the last person the Democrats and Hillary Clinton want to face is me. They want to get me out, they want to have someone else to run against Hillary. I've been restrained, we've had very little problem. I'm not going to be provoked, but at the same time you have to take tough action when things happen." The Factor warned Trump that more protests are almost certainly coming: "The pro-active forces are coming at you now and you are going to be provoked. Black Lives Matter and others will try to brand you as a 'Nazi' and the press will go along with them, they're baiting you." Returning for a second segment, Donald Trump refused to speculate about prospective VP choices. "It's too soon to talk about that," he insisted, "and I like closing the deal before I discuss it. But I've been thinking about it and in the end you will appreciate the selection." Trump then put forth some thoughts about a few prominent past presidents. "I always liked Ronald Reagan, who represented something terrific and was an excellent president. Franklin Roosevelt was an amazing man on the liberal side, and I respected John F. Kennedy, but we never really got to see what the result would have been. Being president means you have to be a cheerleader for the country and that's where President Obama really lets us down. I thought he would be a great cheerleader but we have a very divided country." Trump also took a shot at Bill Clinton, whose husband of the woman he may face in the general election. "NAFTA has been a disaster and that was Bill Clinton's baby. It has stripped our country of everything, it has taken so many jobs out of our country. When you add NAFTA and the personal stuff to his legacy, it's a disaster." -
12:29Ted Cruz on the O'Reilly Factor | March 22, 2016
Ted Cruz on the O'Reilly Factor | March 22, 2016Ted Cruz on the O'Reilly Factor | March 22, 2016
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40:58The O'Reilly Factor 3/2/16 - Bill O'Reilly Super Tuesday Analysis, Donald Trump & Hillary Clinton
The O'Reilly Factor 3/2/16 - Bill O'Reilly Super Tuesday Analysis, Donald Trump & Hillary ClintonThe O'Reilly Factor 3/2/16 - Bill O'Reilly Super Tuesday Analysis, Donald Trump & Hillary Clinton
The O'Reilly Factor 3/2/16 - Bill O'Reilly Super Tuesday Analysis, Donald Trump & Hillary Clinton performance, Ted Koppel raps Bill O'Reilly: Interviewing Trump is 'irrelevant' now because of you "It is now clear that Donald Trump will go to the Republican convention in Cleveland with more votes than anyone else. There is no way that Trump will lose the popular primary vote, as his supporters are steadfast. That means he is almost unstoppable because if the Republican Party did some kind of end run regarding delegates or procedure, Mr. Trump could justifiably run on a third-party ticket, dooming the GOP. Things can happen, so Talking Points cannot say for certain that Donald Trump will be the Republican nominee. But I can say that no one will beat him in the popular vote. On the Democratic front, it was what we predicted: Hillary Clinton winning big. That race is over and Secretary Clinton wins, but I have to give Senator Sanders credit. He is running an energetic campaign, does not use personal attacks and is a man of dignity. The only thing that could defeat Mrs. Clinton is the FBI, whose Director James Comey says he is 'very close personally into the investigation' of Mrs. Clinton's email problem Some Americans do not trust Director Comey, but Talking Points does. I believe an honest investigation is being done, and we should know the results of the email situation within a few weeks. Summing up, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton will win the popular primary vote. Mrs. Clinton will be the Democrat nominee unless she is indicted. Mr. Trump looks to be unstoppable, but it's not a lock yet." The Factor invited reaction from Democrat Mary Anne Marsh and Republican Andrea Tantaros "James Comey is a political guy," Tantaros objected, "but the small group of FBI agents is very good and they are taking this seriously. I believe they will recommend charges for Hillary Clinton, Cheryl Mills, and Huma Abedin. But I do not think the Department of Justice will indict them." Marsh turned to the Republicans and Donald Trump's dominance. "The only thing that will derail Trump is politics if the Republican Party tries to game the system. Trump got more votes in Massachusetts last night than Mitt Romney got, and he had been the governor of that state." The Factor dismissed the notion that GOP elders will be able to stop Trump, saying, "The Republican Party knows it can not deny Donald Trump the nomination if he has a plurality of 10-million votes because all those votes would go to a third party run." Assessing the Democratic Presidential Race The Factor spoke about the Democratic race with Fox News correspondent Ed Henry. "Democratic turnout has been awful in primary after primary," Henry reported, "so Hillary Clinton wants to boost turnout by taking on Donald Trump, who has offended Muslims and Mexicans and women. She is already saying these things, that we have to be nicer to people and make America 'whole' again. She is trying to say that Trump has brought a new low to the process and she wants to elevate it." The Factor predicted that Donald Trump, if nominated, will go after Hillary Clinton with a vengeance: "He will run against Hillary Clinton in a very simple way, saying she is incompetent and corrupt. He will not hold back at all, it will be scorched earth. And the media attack against Donald Trump will be unprecedented." Analyzing Trump's Momentum FNC's Karl Rove, a former aide to George W. Bush, has been openly and harshly opposed to Donald Trump. The Factor asked him to explain his enmity. "I don't believe he is the right guy for the job," Rove declared. "We have a debt crisis coming and it is being driven by entitlements, but he stands up and says we won't touch Social Security or Medicare. I also don't agree with his attitude on Planned Parenthood, which should not be getting government funds. Also, this is a guy who has systematically alienated groups that we need to win." Asked whether he will support Trump if he actually becomes the Republican nominee, Rove was noncommittal, saying, "I want to see how all the candidates conduct themselves between now and then."
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/21/16 - Bill O'Reilly on Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies, Obama in Cuba
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/14/16 - Bill O'Reilly Checks Donald Trump & Violence, Super Duper Tuesday 2016
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/3/16 - Bill O'Reilly on Mitt Romney vs Donald Trump, Fox News GOP Debate
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/16/16 - Bill O'Reilly Donald Trump interview, Jorge Ramos slams Bill O'Reilly
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The O'Reilly Factor 2/29/16 - Bill O'Reilly & John McCain on Donald Trump Super Tuesday, The Oscars
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The O'Reilly Factor, March 16, 16: Interview with Trump, Trump vs Hillary, Clinton Caught on Camera
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/2/16 - Bill O'Reilly Super Tuesday Analysis, Donald Trump & Hillary Clinton
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The O'Reilly Factor, March 9, 2016: Fascism and Donald Trump, Can Trump beat Hillary?
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/19/16 | Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/4/16 - Donald Trump vs Mitt Romney & Debate Analysis with Chris Wallace
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The O'Reilly Factor 2/24/16 - Donald Trump running a Populist campaign, Ted Cruz Immigration policy
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The O'Reilly Factor 2/10/16 - Donald Trump Bill O'Reilly interview, South Carolina Primary
The O'Reilly Factor 2/10/16 - Donald Trump Bill O'Reilly interview, South Carolina Primary "After the vote in New Hampshire, there are five viable Republican candidates: Trump, Cruz, Kasich, Bush and Rubio. The vote in South Carolina will be on Saturday February 20th, and already attack ads are on the air between Trump and Cruz. The race will be intense, as both Trump and Cruz vie for conservative votes and the three more moderate Republicans desperately try to emerge. On the Democrat side, Bernie Sanders must get black votes in order to compete against Hillary Clinton in South Carolina and Nevada. He started his campaign for those votes last night, implying that America unjustly imprisons those who are 'African-American and Latino.' Sanders says he is a straight-talker, but not on this i... -
The O'Reilly Factor 2/22/16 - Bill O'Reilly slams The Pope & Apple, Marco Rubio & Ted Cruz interview
The O'Reilly Factor 2/22/16 - Bill O'Reilly slams The Pope & Apple, interview with Marco Rubio & Ted Cruz With a big win in South Carolina, Talking Points believes Donald Trump has secured his place as a the GOP front runner along with Senators Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio. It looks right now like John Kasich and Ben Carson won't make the cut. On the Democratic side, Hillary Clinton secured a Nevada win, further strengthening her lead against Bernie Sanders. So how will the rest of this race play out? We'll bring in Charles Krauthammer to analyze the race. As we told you last week, Apple is in a fierce battle with the FBI over whether they should help the feds hack into the San Bernardino shooter's iPhone. Apple says they won't budge because of privacy concerns. What do American folks think... -
The O'Reilly Factor 2/23/16 - Donald Trump wins Nevada Caucus, Obama closed Gitmo
The O'Reilly Factor 2/23/16 - Donald Trump wins Nevada Caucus, President Obama closed Gitmo, Will Hillary Clinton take tough question from conservative journalists. Talking Points will analyze the American media and how they're covering the 2016 election. While some TV hosts are rooting for certain candidates to win, The Factor treats all candidates the same and subjects them all to the same tough questions. Tonight we'll talk about the relationship between the media and the presidential contenders and how it can affect the way voters think. Former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani will join us to analyze the Talking Points and weigh in on Donald Trump's surge. President Obama has announced his plan to close Guantanamo Bay for good. But where will the prisoners go? Will they still pose a threat t... -
The O'Reilly Factor 2/12/16 - Bill O'Reilly slams Bernie Sanders, interview with Ben Carson
The O'Reilly Factor 2/12/16 - Bill O'Reilly slams Bernie Sanders, interview with Ben Carson, Analysis of PBS NewHour Democratic Debate, Sanders vs. Hillary Heating Up. "I hate to say it, but the debates are getting kind of tedious on both sides. Canned answers rule, there are very few thoughtful responses, and most of the questions are easily deflected by the well-rehearsed politicians. Last night Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders faced off once again. In one exchange, Clinton said this: 'The kind of criticism that we've heard from Senator Sanders about our president I expect from Republicans.' Mrs. Clinton's poke at Sanders was smart and will rally Obama loyalists to her cause. Hillary won that round, but she lost when asked about her Super PAC that is lavishly funded by financiers Geor...
The O'Reilly Factor 3/21/16 - Bill O'Reilly on Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies, Obama in Cuba
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/21/16 - Bill O'Reilly on Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies, Obama in Cuba, What Should the Next President Do? Bill O'Reilly Says A Border Wall Will "Stop The Tons Of Hard Narcotics Flowing Into America"
Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies
FNC's Juan Williams and Katie Pavlich analyzed the growing protests and occasional violence at Donald Trump's political gatherings. "People think this is ugly," Williams said, "but some Trump supporters feel even more passionate about him. On the other hand, if Trump is looking toward women and independents and Democrats, I don't think it helps. Donald Trump has to take some responsibility." Pavlich theorized that the candidate is being damaged by the chaos. "Independent voters don't like to see these types of fights break out, they want political rallies to be safe places where they can bring their children. I don't think this will affect the Republican primary, but it could affect the general election. Donald Trump has roundly condemned the protesters but not the people who are taunting them."
Obama Goes to Cuba
President Obama has been in Cuba, where he met with Raul Castro and other Cuban officials. The Factor asked FNC's Kirsten Powers to analyze the trip and its potential benefits. "President Obama is going there because we are hopefully entering a new stage with Cuba," she said, "and the president is trying to move us forward in that direction. You could ask what we were getting by not having a relationship with them and I would say very little." The Factor reminded Powers that Cuba under the Castros has been a malefactor on the world stage: "Cuba is human rights violators, the day before the president showed up they were dragging women into prison. There is no free press and lots of political prisoners."
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/21/16 - Bill O'Reilly on Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies, Obama in Cuba, What Should the Next President Do? Bill O'Reilly Says A Border Wall Will "Stop The Tons Of Hard Narcotics Flowing Into America"
Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies
FNC's Juan Williams and Katie Pavlich analyzed the growing protests and occasional violence at Donald Trump's political gatherings. "People think this is ugly," Williams said, "but some Trump supporters feel even more passionate about him. On the other hand, if Trump is looking toward women and independents and Democrats, I don't think it helps. Donald Trump has to take some responsibility." Pavlich theorized that the candidate is being damaged by the chaos. "Independent voters don't like to see these types of fights break out, they want political rallies to be safe places where they can bring their children. I don't think this will affect the Republican primary, but it could affect the general election. Donald Trump has roundly condemned the protesters but not the people who are taunting them."
Obama Goes to Cuba
President Obama has been in Cuba, where he met with Raul Castro and other Cuban officials. The Factor asked FNC's Kirsten Powers to analyze the trip and its potential benefits. "President Obama is going there because we are hopefully entering a new stage with Cuba," she said, "and the president is trying to move us forward in that direction. You could ask what we were getting by not having a relationship with them and I would say very little." The Factor reminded Powers that Cuba under the Castros has been a malefactor on the world stage: "Cuba is human rights violators, the day before the president showed up they were dragging women into prison. There is no free press and lots of political prisoners."
- published: 22 Mar 2016
- views: 176
The O'Reilly Factor 2/9/16
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/17/16 - Bill O'Reilly defends himself on going soft on Donald Trump
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/17/16 - Bill O'Reilly defends himself on going soft on Donald Trump, Hillary Vs Donald Trump, Media response to Trump
"It is becoming cle...
The O'Reilly Factor 3/17/16 - Bill O'Reilly defends himself on going soft on Donald Trump, Hillary Vs Donald Trump, Media response to Trump
"It is becoming clear that many in the media believe journalists are not acting responsibly unless they are condemning Donald Trump, labeling the man a bigot or worse. Not since the pre-civil rights South has the vicious head of bigotry been raised so prominently in political circles. No question the racist tag will be front and center in the upcoming presidential campaign should Donald Trump get the nomination. That will be the centerpiece of attacks against him. Trump himself does not seem fazed, nor do his supporters. But in order to become president, he will need about 65 million Americans to vote for him, and his opposition believes the racist tag will drive minority and on-the-fence voters away. The question then becomes, how do responsible and fair-minded press people cover the Trump campaign when the race card is being used as an axe? Here's The Factor record and you can look it up: In the beginning of his campaign I directly told Mr. Trump that Mexico would not pay for the border wall, even if economic reprisals were taken against that country. I suggested to the candidate that a mass deportation of illegal aliens would be tied up in federal court for years, effectively shutting that policy down. Same thing with temporarily barring Muslims from entering the USA. Courts would block that, the hearings would take forever. We also investigated Trump's statement about thousands of Muslims in New Jersey celebrating after the 9/11 attack and found it to be exaggerated. In addition, I suggested to the candidate that Muslim nations are needed to defeat the jihadists and America would be wise not to alienate them. Also, I told Donald Trump that John McCain is a hero, that Carly Fiorina's appearance was no issue, that Megyn Kelly's question about women was legit, and just last night that rhetorical mudslinging will not make America great again. I could list dozens of other issues where I have challenged Trump, sometimes to his great annoyance. But I also allow him his say and, to his credit, he comes into this tough forum. He's not afraid, as many other politicians are. Trump is accessible to the voters, a very good thing. The press does not intimidate him and he curries no favor. It is my job to give you insights into those seeking power. Donald Trump is the most important political story in decades. We will cover him fairly, allowing you to decide whether or not he has the right stuff to be president. For that we will be demonized and attacked by those who despise Trump. He deserves fair coverage, as do all the other candidates, including Hillary Clinton. But few media outlets will provide fair coverage in this election cycle. Trump has changed all the rules because he has broken many of them himself. Some press folks are out to get him. We are not, we are out to cover him."
Democratic Response to Trump
Some far left organizations, among them MoveOn, have banded together to accuse Donald Trump of fomenting violence. Former Bush advisor and 'The Five' co-host Dana Perino opined on the situation. "MoveOn knows that they can rile up their base by using Donald Trump as their foil," she said, "and one of the ways they make money is by exploiting someone. So MoveOn has a particular interest so they can raise money and stay in business. They need the enthusiasm because Republicans are swamping Democrats when it comes to turnout, especially in large states like Florida. Democrats are worried because Donald Trump is such a wild card and this is such a non-traditional year. This will be a tight race to the end."
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/17/16 - Bill O'Reilly defends himself on going soft on Donald Trump, Hillary Vs Donald Trump, Media response to Trump
"It is becoming clear that many in the media believe journalists are not acting responsibly unless they are condemning Donald Trump, labeling the man a bigot or worse. Not since the pre-civil rights South has the vicious head of bigotry been raised so prominently in political circles. No question the racist tag will be front and center in the upcoming presidential campaign should Donald Trump get the nomination. That will be the centerpiece of attacks against him. Trump himself does not seem fazed, nor do his supporters. But in order to become president, he will need about 65 million Americans to vote for him, and his opposition believes the racist tag will drive minority and on-the-fence voters away. The question then becomes, how do responsible and fair-minded press people cover the Trump campaign when the race card is being used as an axe? Here's The Factor record and you can look it up: In the beginning of his campaign I directly told Mr. Trump that Mexico would not pay for the border wall, even if economic reprisals were taken against that country. I suggested to the candidate that a mass deportation of illegal aliens would be tied up in federal court for years, effectively shutting that policy down. Same thing with temporarily barring Muslims from entering the USA. Courts would block that, the hearings would take forever. We also investigated Trump's statement about thousands of Muslims in New Jersey celebrating after the 9/11 attack and found it to be exaggerated. In addition, I suggested to the candidate that Muslim nations are needed to defeat the jihadists and America would be wise not to alienate them. Also, I told Donald Trump that John McCain is a hero, that Carly Fiorina's appearance was no issue, that Megyn Kelly's question about women was legit, and just last night that rhetorical mudslinging will not make America great again. I could list dozens of other issues where I have challenged Trump, sometimes to his great annoyance. But I also allow him his say and, to his credit, he comes into this tough forum. He's not afraid, as many other politicians are. Trump is accessible to the voters, a very good thing. The press does not intimidate him and he curries no favor. It is my job to give you insights into those seeking power. Donald Trump is the most important political story in decades. We will cover him fairly, allowing you to decide whether or not he has the right stuff to be president. For that we will be demonized and attacked by those who despise Trump. He deserves fair coverage, as do all the other candidates, including Hillary Clinton. But few media outlets will provide fair coverage in this election cycle. Trump has changed all the rules because he has broken many of them himself. Some press folks are out to get him. We are not, we are out to cover him."
Democratic Response to Trump
Some far left organizations, among them MoveOn, have banded together to accuse Donald Trump of fomenting violence. Former Bush advisor and 'The Five' co-host Dana Perino opined on the situation. "MoveOn knows that they can rile up their base by using Donald Trump as their foil," she said, "and one of the ways they make money is by exploiting someone. So MoveOn has a particular interest so they can raise money and stay in business. They need the enthusiasm because Republicans are swamping Democrats when it comes to turnout, especially in large states like Florida. Democrats are worried because Donald Trump is such a wild card and this is such a non-traditional year. This will be a tight race to the end."
- published: 18 Mar 2016
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/14/16 - Bill O'Reilly Checks Donald Trump & Violence, Super Duper Tuesday 2016
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/14/16 - Bill O'Reilly Checks Donald Trump & Violence, Super Duper Tuesday 2016, Krauthammer Blasts O'Reilly for His 'Weaselly' Defense of ...
The O'Reilly Factor 3/14/16 - Bill O'Reilly Checks Donald Trump & Violence, Super Duper Tuesday 2016, Krauthammer Blasts O'Reilly for His 'Weaselly' Defense of Trump, O'Reilly: Some Of The People Accusing Trump Of Being A Fascist Are The Real Fascists
"One of the biggest political stories in years unfolded in Chicago Friday as hundreds of left-wing protesters shut down Donald Trump's rally at the University of Illinois. If you were monitoring the national media coverage, you did not get the entire story. Here's what really happened: One week ago about 180 University of Illinois faculty and staff sent a letter to the university chancellor expressing concern about the rally from a liberal point-of-view. The same day, the far-left website MoveOn.org posted a petition opposing the Trump rally. Throughout the week, far-left people ramped up a campaign to deny Donald Trump the forum. Thus on Friday it was no surprise that disruptive protesters entered the pavilion to shut Trump down and confront his supporters. Far-left agitators who do not believe in freedom of speech drove a situation that could have become violent. But the national media spun the story, demonizing Mr. Trump and his supporters, blaming the incident on 'inflammatory rhetoric' and 'racist thought.' Some Trump supporters are angry, undisciplined people, but some supporters of Bernie Sanders are angry and undisciplined. And here's an interesting footnote. The radical group Black Lives Matter actually shut down a Sanders rally last August. So there is a trend of radical leftists believing they can disrupt political events at will. Talking Points applauds honest dissent. If you don't like Donald Trump, stand outside his events peacefully. Opposition to Trump is not the issue here, true fascism is. We have seen some anti-Trump people use the fascist salute while taunting his supporters. Trump has said some provocative things when protesters have interrupted his speeches. In the beginning of the campaign his flamboyant rhetoric got him attention and support, but now he is a very viable presidential contender. If Trump wins Ohio tomorrow, he wins the nomination. That's how close he is to running against Hillary Clinton for the presidency. But winning the Republican nod is far different than winning the general election, where Mr. Trump is going to have to persuade about 65 million Americans to vote for him. It is a foregone conclusion that minority voters will not support him. He will also have trouble in states like California, Illinois and even New York, which have a lot of electoral votes. In addition, some Republicans who don't like Trump will stay home and the press, as we have seen in the Chicago case, will not cover the Trump campaign fairly. Donald Trump is an intelligent man but he has never been through anything like this before. He would be wise to tone it down a bit, fully explain his positions, hire advisors who can articulate his vision, and conduct himself with restraint. Mr. Trump has to overcome big odds to win the White House. It can be done, as Mrs. Clinton has her own challenges, but a tone adjustment will have to be made."
FNC's Brit Hume looked ahead to Tuesday's five primaries, especially the delegate-rich states of Florida and Ohio. "Florida has 99 delegates and Ohio has 66," he said, "so if Donald Trump wins Florida and not Ohio he'll still be 33 delegates to the good against the field. And if he does really well in Illinois and Missouri, he'll get a lion's share of the delegates. As Trump continues to gain delegates, the others have to get an ever-larger share of the remaining delegates, so the odds lengthen. But that does not mean Trump will get to the convention with the 1,237 delegates necessary to win." Considering the strong possibility of a very contentious convention in July, Hume concluded, "You can not think of a way that this turns out well for the Republicans."
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/14/16 - Bill O'Reilly Checks Donald Trump & Violence, Super Duper Tuesday 2016, Krauthammer Blasts O'Reilly for His 'Weaselly' Defense of Trump, O'Reilly: Some Of The People Accusing Trump Of Being A Fascist Are The Real Fascists
"One of the biggest political stories in years unfolded in Chicago Friday as hundreds of left-wing protesters shut down Donald Trump's rally at the University of Illinois. If you were monitoring the national media coverage, you did not get the entire story. Here's what really happened: One week ago about 180 University of Illinois faculty and staff sent a letter to the university chancellor expressing concern about the rally from a liberal point-of-view. The same day, the far-left website MoveOn.org posted a petition opposing the Trump rally. Throughout the week, far-left people ramped up a campaign to deny Donald Trump the forum. Thus on Friday it was no surprise that disruptive protesters entered the pavilion to shut Trump down and confront his supporters. Far-left agitators who do not believe in freedom of speech drove a situation that could have become violent. But the national media spun the story, demonizing Mr. Trump and his supporters, blaming the incident on 'inflammatory rhetoric' and 'racist thought.' Some Trump supporters are angry, undisciplined people, but some supporters of Bernie Sanders are angry and undisciplined. And here's an interesting footnote. The radical group Black Lives Matter actually shut down a Sanders rally last August. So there is a trend of radical leftists believing they can disrupt political events at will. Talking Points applauds honest dissent. If you don't like Donald Trump, stand outside his events peacefully. Opposition to Trump is not the issue here, true fascism is. We have seen some anti-Trump people use the fascist salute while taunting his supporters. Trump has said some provocative things when protesters have interrupted his speeches. In the beginning of the campaign his flamboyant rhetoric got him attention and support, but now he is a very viable presidential contender. If Trump wins Ohio tomorrow, he wins the nomination. That's how close he is to running against Hillary Clinton for the presidency. But winning the Republican nod is far different than winning the general election, where Mr. Trump is going to have to persuade about 65 million Americans to vote for him. It is a foregone conclusion that minority voters will not support him. He will also have trouble in states like California, Illinois and even New York, which have a lot of electoral votes. In addition, some Republicans who don't like Trump will stay home and the press, as we have seen in the Chicago case, will not cover the Trump campaign fairly. Donald Trump is an intelligent man but he has never been through anything like this before. He would be wise to tone it down a bit, fully explain his positions, hire advisors who can articulate his vision, and conduct himself with restraint. Mr. Trump has to overcome big odds to win the White House. It can be done, as Mrs. Clinton has her own challenges, but a tone adjustment will have to be made."
FNC's Brit Hume looked ahead to Tuesday's five primaries, especially the delegate-rich states of Florida and Ohio. "Florida has 99 delegates and Ohio has 66," he said, "so if Donald Trump wins Florida and not Ohio he'll still be 33 delegates to the good against the field. And if he does really well in Illinois and Missouri, he'll get a lion's share of the delegates. As Trump continues to gain delegates, the others have to get an ever-larger share of the remaining delegates, so the odds lengthen. But that does not mean Trump will get to the convention with the 1,237 delegates necessary to win." Considering the strong possibility of a very contentious convention in July, Hume concluded, "You can not think of a way that this turns out well for the Republicans."
- published: 15 Mar 2016
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/3/16 - Bill O'Reilly on Mitt Romney vs Donald Trump, Fox News GOP Debate
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/3/16 - Bill O'Reilly on Mitt Romney vs Donald Trump, Fox News GOP Debate
2012 Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney blasted Donald ...
The O'Reilly Factor 3/3/16 - Bill O'Reilly on Mitt Romney vs Donald Trump, Fox News GOP Debate
2012 Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney blasted Donald Trump today. In his blistering speech, he claimed that if Trump represents the Party against Hillary Clinton in November, he is destined to lose. Trump fired back at Romney calling him a "failed candidate" who all but begged for his endorsement in 2012. So will all this infighting hurt the GOP as we move closer to the presidential election? Special Report anchor Bret Baier will weigh in. He'll also tell us what to expect at tonight's Fox News Republican debate which he will be moderating in Detroit.
While Trump has attracted a large base, many conservatives say he's only recently embraced their principals, and is not a true conservative candidate. We sent Watters to the conservative convention CPAC to see what folks think of Mr. Trump.
Our friend Dana predicts what we'll see at the Fox News GOP debate tonight and if Romney's harsh criticism will have an effect on his soaring poll numbers.
The Justice Department has granted immunity to a State Department employee tied in with the Clinton email scandal. Some folks are saying this leads them to believe Secretary Clinton will eventually be indicted. We'll take a hard look at the situation tonight.
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/3/16 - Bill O'Reilly on Mitt Romney vs Donald Trump, Fox News GOP Debate
2012 Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney blasted Donald Trump today. In his blistering speech, he claimed that if Trump represents the Party against Hillary Clinton in November, he is destined to lose. Trump fired back at Romney calling him a "failed candidate" who all but begged for his endorsement in 2012. So will all this infighting hurt the GOP as we move closer to the presidential election? Special Report anchor Bret Baier will weigh in. He'll also tell us what to expect at tonight's Fox News Republican debate which he will be moderating in Detroit.
While Trump has attracted a large base, many conservatives say he's only recently embraced their principals, and is not a true conservative candidate. We sent Watters to the conservative convention CPAC to see what folks think of Mr. Trump.
Our friend Dana predicts what we'll see at the Fox News GOP debate tonight and if Romney's harsh criticism will have an effect on his soaring poll numbers.
The Justice Department has granted immunity to a State Department employee tied in with the Clinton email scandal. Some folks are saying this leads them to believe Secretary Clinton will eventually be indicted. We'll take a hard look at the situation tonight.
- published: 04 Mar 2016
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/16/16 - Bill O'Reilly Donald Trump interview, Jorge Ramos slams Bill O'Reilly
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/16/16 - Bill O'Reilly Donald Trump interview, Jorge Ramos criticizes Bill O'Reilly, Super Tuesday Results and Delegates Count, Hillary Cli...
The O'Reilly Factor 3/16/16 - Bill O'Reilly Donald Trump interview, Jorge Ramos criticizes Bill O'Reilly, Super Tuesday Results and Delegates Count, Hillary Clinton Tops Bernie Sanders, President Obama's Supreme Court Nominee choice
"Here's the delegate count on the Republican side: Donald Trump has 661, Ted Cruz 406, Marco Rubio 169, and John Kasich 142. 1,237 delegates are needed to win the nomination. Right now, Donald Trump has about two million more votes than Ted Cruz. As far as Marco Rubio's delegates are concerned, many will support him in the first round of convention voting even though he has dropped out. After that, they can go where they want. At this point, it is a two-man race between Trump and Cruz, but Kasich is in a spoiler position and some see him as a potential vice presidential choice because of his big win in Ohio. On the Democratic side, it is all over, with Hillary Clinton sweeping all five states last night. She has 1,132 delegates, Bernie Sanders has 818. Talking Points believes it is all over because the large states of California and New York are Clinton territory. Right now, a Trump-Clinton race is likely, although the Republican situation is not a lock yet."
Trump Talks Campaign Strategy
The Factor welcomed Donald Trump and asked the Republican front-runner whether he will tone down his approach and rhetoric. "We're doing pretty well the way it is," Trump replied. "We're getting down to the wire and I'm leading by a substantial margin. I want to finish this off, I'm dealing with two smart and tough guys." Trump also opined on the disruptions he is facing from MoveOn and other far left groups. "The attacks will continue because the last person the Democrats and Hillary Clinton want to face is me. They want to get me out, they want to have someone else to run against Hillary. I've been restrained, we've had very little problem. I'm not going to be provoked, but at the same time you have to take tough action when things happen." The Factor warned Trump that more protests are almost certainly coming: "The pro-active forces are coming at you now and you are going to be provoked. Black Lives Matter and others will try to brand you as a 'Nazi' and the press will go along with them, they're baiting you."
Returning for a second segment, Donald Trump refused to speculate about prospective VP choices. "It's too soon to talk about that," he insisted, "and I like closing the deal before I discuss it. But I've been thinking about it and in the end you will appreciate the selection." Trump then put forth some thoughts about a few prominent past presidents. "I always liked Ronald Reagan, who represented something terrific and was an excellent president. Franklin Roosevelt was an amazing man on the liberal side, and I respected John F. Kennedy, but we never really got to see what the result would have been. Being president means you have to be a cheerleader for the country and that's where President Obama really lets us down. I thought he would be a great cheerleader but we have a very divided country." Trump also took a shot at Bill Clinton, whose husband of the woman he may face in the general election. "NAFTA has been a disaster and that was Bill Clinton's baby. It has stripped our country of everything, it has taken so many jobs out of our country. When you add NAFTA and the personal stuff to his legacy, it's a disaster."
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/16/16 - Bill O'Reilly Donald Trump interview, Jorge Ramos criticizes Bill O'Reilly, Super Tuesday Results and Delegates Count, Hillary Clinton Tops Bernie Sanders, President Obama's Supreme Court Nominee choice
"Here's the delegate count on the Republican side: Donald Trump has 661, Ted Cruz 406, Marco Rubio 169, and John Kasich 142. 1,237 delegates are needed to win the nomination. Right now, Donald Trump has about two million more votes than Ted Cruz. As far as Marco Rubio's delegates are concerned, many will support him in the first round of convention voting even though he has dropped out. After that, they can go where they want. At this point, it is a two-man race between Trump and Cruz, but Kasich is in a spoiler position and some see him as a potential vice presidential choice because of his big win in Ohio. On the Democratic side, it is all over, with Hillary Clinton sweeping all five states last night. She has 1,132 delegates, Bernie Sanders has 818. Talking Points believes it is all over because the large states of California and New York are Clinton territory. Right now, a Trump-Clinton race is likely, although the Republican situation is not a lock yet."
Trump Talks Campaign Strategy
The Factor welcomed Donald Trump and asked the Republican front-runner whether he will tone down his approach and rhetoric. "We're doing pretty well the way it is," Trump replied. "We're getting down to the wire and I'm leading by a substantial margin. I want to finish this off, I'm dealing with two smart and tough guys." Trump also opined on the disruptions he is facing from MoveOn and other far left groups. "The attacks will continue because the last person the Democrats and Hillary Clinton want to face is me. They want to get me out, they want to have someone else to run against Hillary. I've been restrained, we've had very little problem. I'm not going to be provoked, but at the same time you have to take tough action when things happen." The Factor warned Trump that more protests are almost certainly coming: "The pro-active forces are coming at you now and you are going to be provoked. Black Lives Matter and others will try to brand you as a 'Nazi' and the press will go along with them, they're baiting you."
Returning for a second segment, Donald Trump refused to speculate about prospective VP choices. "It's too soon to talk about that," he insisted, "and I like closing the deal before I discuss it. But I've been thinking about it and in the end you will appreciate the selection." Trump then put forth some thoughts about a few prominent past presidents. "I always liked Ronald Reagan, who represented something terrific and was an excellent president. Franklin Roosevelt was an amazing man on the liberal side, and I respected John F. Kennedy, but we never really got to see what the result would have been. Being president means you have to be a cheerleader for the country and that's where President Obama really lets us down. I thought he would be a great cheerleader but we have a very divided country." Trump also took a shot at Bill Clinton, whose husband of the woman he may face in the general election. "NAFTA has been a disaster and that was Bill Clinton's baby. It has stripped our country of everything, it has taken so many jobs out of our country. When you add NAFTA and the personal stuff to his legacy, it's a disaster."
- published: 17 Mar 2016
- views: 186
The O'Reilly Factor 2/29/16 - Bill O'Reilly & John McCain on Donald Trump Super Tuesday, The Oscars
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The O'Reilly Factor 2/29/16 - Bill O'Reilly & John McCain on Donald Trump Super Tuesday and The Oscars
"I have to say I'm a bit surprised that Don Rickles is n...
The O'Reilly Factor 2/29/16 - Bill O'Reilly & John McCain on Donald Trump Super Tuesday and The Oscars
"I have to say I'm a bit surprised that Don Rickles is now apparently a Republican contender. Donald Trump is insulting 'little Marco,' while Marco Rubio says Trump doesn't sweat because 'his pores are clogged from the spray tan he uses!' That's not exactly the Lincoln-Douglas debate, and here's why it's happening: In the beginning of the campaign, Donald Trump did something brilliant. He staked out two essential issues that he knew Republican voters were angry about: the border and the economy. Rather than getting into policy, he kept it simple: He'll build a wall and deport illegal aliens, and he'll make deals that will turn the economy around and punish countries like China and Mexico. That quickly got the new candidate a lot of attention and criticism. Trump then immediately counter-attacked, using hot rhetoric that most politicians would never even consider. The more he insulted, the higher his poll numbers climbed. After months of watching Trump's numbers go up, Senators Rubio and Cruz began to counterattack in the same way. But all of this negative stuff hasn't really altered the race. Polls say Mr. Trump is leading in all the Super Tuesday states with the exception of Texas, Ted Cruz's home state. It is how close Cruz and Rubio can keep the vote that is uncertain. When the votes shift to the Northeast and Midwest, Trump's challenge might grow but by that time he might have things sewn up. If Trump is the Republican nominee, expect a media assault on him that will be unprecedented. The press will hammer Trump, exposing every part of his life. The GOP madness is of course good news for Hillary Clinton, who has major problems of her own but who the American press will get behind. Newspaper endorsements for president will run 20 - 1 for Clinton. So the question becomes, can Donald Trump bring in millions of new voters to overcome his deficit among the press, minorities and other groups that may not like him? Trump thinks he can do it and has confounded his critics thus far."
Trump/Rubio Battle
Donald Trump and Marco Rubio are exchanging insults that have grown ever more personal. Kennedy and Bernard McGuirk reacted to the vicious verbal duel. "This is good for the country because it gets people involved," McGuirk suggested. "Republican turnout is way up, while Democratic turnout is way down because Bernie Sanders doesn't have the onions to go after a woman who calls him a sexist. This is like Don Rickles versus George Lopez." Kennedy credited - or blamed - one man for shaping the 2016 Republican race. "Donald Trump completely shifted the paradigm and re-wrote the rules of the game. He's smacking everyone down and he's a bit of a bully doing it."
Race Talk at the Oscars
Academy Awards host Chris Rock joked and commented about race during Sunday night's show. Juan Williams and Katie Pavlich assessed Rock's performance. "I thought he did a great job," Williams said, "and he was in explosive territory. His performance was terrific on this issue of the Oscars and the lack of diversity in the nominations." But Pavlich took issue with one 'joke' about cops killing innocent blacks. "I did not like that, there were a lot of police officers protecting all those Hollywood actors and actresses. But I did like part of Chris Rock's performance because he took jabs at all the right people. He talked about the hypocrisy of liberal Hollywood and the absurdity of people being offended. Nominations are earned based on performance, not on skin color." The Factor concluded, "The people who vote on the Oscars are overwhelmingly elderly and white, and they have to change that."
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The O'Reilly Factor 2/29/16 - Bill O'Reilly & John McCain on Donald Trump Super Tuesday and The Oscars
"I have to say I'm a bit surprised that Don Rickles is now apparently a Republican contender. Donald Trump is insulting 'little Marco,' while Marco Rubio says Trump doesn't sweat because 'his pores are clogged from the spray tan he uses!' That's not exactly the Lincoln-Douglas debate, and here's why it's happening: In the beginning of the campaign, Donald Trump did something brilliant. He staked out two essential issues that he knew Republican voters were angry about: the border and the economy. Rather than getting into policy, he kept it simple: He'll build a wall and deport illegal aliens, and he'll make deals that will turn the economy around and punish countries like China and Mexico. That quickly got the new candidate a lot of attention and criticism. Trump then immediately counter-attacked, using hot rhetoric that most politicians would never even consider. The more he insulted, the higher his poll numbers climbed. After months of watching Trump's numbers go up, Senators Rubio and Cruz began to counterattack in the same way. But all of this negative stuff hasn't really altered the race. Polls say Mr. Trump is leading in all the Super Tuesday states with the exception of Texas, Ted Cruz's home state. It is how close Cruz and Rubio can keep the vote that is uncertain. When the votes shift to the Northeast and Midwest, Trump's challenge might grow but by that time he might have things sewn up. If Trump is the Republican nominee, expect a media assault on him that will be unprecedented. The press will hammer Trump, exposing every part of his life. The GOP madness is of course good news for Hillary Clinton, who has major problems of her own but who the American press will get behind. Newspaper endorsements for president will run 20 - 1 for Clinton. So the question becomes, can Donald Trump bring in millions of new voters to overcome his deficit among the press, minorities and other groups that may not like him? Trump thinks he can do it and has confounded his critics thus far."
Trump/Rubio Battle
Donald Trump and Marco Rubio are exchanging insults that have grown ever more personal. Kennedy and Bernard McGuirk reacted to the vicious verbal duel. "This is good for the country because it gets people involved," McGuirk suggested. "Republican turnout is way up, while Democratic turnout is way down because Bernie Sanders doesn't have the onions to go after a woman who calls him a sexist. This is like Don Rickles versus George Lopez." Kennedy credited - or blamed - one man for shaping the 2016 Republican race. "Donald Trump completely shifted the paradigm and re-wrote the rules of the game. He's smacking everyone down and he's a bit of a bully doing it."
Race Talk at the Oscars
Academy Awards host Chris Rock joked and commented about race during Sunday night's show. Juan Williams and Katie Pavlich assessed Rock's performance. "I thought he did a great job," Williams said, "and he was in explosive territory. His performance was terrific on this issue of the Oscars and the lack of diversity in the nominations." But Pavlich took issue with one 'joke' about cops killing innocent blacks. "I did not like that, there were a lot of police officers protecting all those Hollywood actors and actresses. But I did like part of Chris Rock's performance because he took jabs at all the right people. He talked about the hypocrisy of liberal Hollywood and the absurdity of people being offended. Nominations are earned based on performance, not on skin color." The Factor concluded, "The people who vote on the Oscars are overwhelmingly elderly and white, and they have to change that."
- published: 01 Mar 2016
- views: 123
The O'Reilly Factor, March 16, 16: Interview with Trump, Trump vs Hillary, Clinton Caught on Camera
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- Duration: 40:50
- Updated: 17 Mar 2016
- views: 119
Topics of Discussion:
1. Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, the big winners
'The O'Reilly Factor': Bill O'Reilly's Talking Points 3/16
2. Will Donald Trump...
Topics of Discussion:
1. Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, the big winners
'The O'Reilly Factor': Bill O'Reilly's Talking Points 3/16
2. Will Donald Trump change his confrontational style?
The Republican presidential frontrunner enters 'The No Spin Zone'
3. Who would Donald Trump consider for vice president?
GOP front-runner weighs in on potential running mates on 'The O'Reilly Factor'
\Jorge Ramos Confronts O’Reilly: You and Hannity Let Trump ‘Get Away With Anything’
wn.com/The O'Reilly Factor, March 16, 16 Interview With Trump, Trump Vs Hillary, Clinton Caught On Camera
Topics of Discussion:
1. Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, the big winners
'The O'Reilly Factor': Bill O'Reilly's Talking Points 3/16
2. Will Donald Trump change his confrontational style?
The Republican presidential frontrunner enters 'The No Spin Zone'
3. Who would Donald Trump consider for vice president?
GOP front-runner weighs in on potential running mates on 'The O'Reilly Factor'
\Jorge Ramos Confronts O’Reilly: You and Hannity Let Trump ‘Get Away With Anything’
- published: 17 Mar 2016
- views: 119
The O'Reilly Factor 3/16/16 - Bill O'Reilly Donald Trump Full interview
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- Duration: 14:50
- Updated: 17 Mar 2016
- views: 274
The O'Reilly Factor 3/16/16 - Bill O'Reilly Donald Trump Full interview
Trump Talks Campaign Strategy
The Factor welcomed Donald Trump and asked the Republican...
The O'Reilly Factor 3/16/16 - Bill O'Reilly Donald Trump Full interview
Trump Talks Campaign Strategy
The Factor welcomed Donald Trump and asked the Republican front-runner whether he will tone down his approach and rhetoric. "We're doing pretty well the way it is," Trump replied. "We're getting down to the wire and I'm leading by a substantial margin. I want to finish this off, I'm dealing with two smart and tough guys." Trump also opined on the disruptions he is facing from MoveOn and other far left groups. "The attacks will continue because the last person the Democrats and Hillary Clinton want to face is me. They want to get me out, they want to have someone else to run against Hillary. I've been restrained, we've had very little problem. I'm not going to be provoked, but at the same time you have to take tough action when things happen." The Factor warned Trump that more protests are almost certainly coming: "The pro-active forces are coming at you now and you are going to be provoked. Black Lives Matter and others will try to brand you as a 'Nazi' and the press will go along with them, they're baiting you."
Returning for a second segment, Donald Trump refused to speculate about prospective VP choices. "It's too soon to talk about that," he insisted, "and I like closing the deal before I discuss it. But I've been thinking about it and in the end you will appreciate the selection." Trump then put forth some thoughts about a few prominent past presidents. "I always liked Ronald Reagan, who represented something terrific and was an excellent president. Franklin Roosevelt was an amazing man on the liberal side, and I respected John F. Kennedy, but we never really got to see what the result would have been. Being president means you have to be a cheerleader for the country and that's where President Obama really lets us down. I thought he would be a great cheerleader but we have a very divided country." Trump also took a shot at Bill Clinton, whose husband of the woman he may face in the general election. "NAFTA has been a disaster and that was Bill Clinton's baby. It has stripped our country of everything, it has taken so many jobs out of our country. When you add NAFTA and the personal stuff to his legacy, it's a disaster."
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/16/16 - Bill O'Reilly Donald Trump Full interview
Trump Talks Campaign Strategy
The Factor welcomed Donald Trump and asked the Republican front-runner whether he will tone down his approach and rhetoric. "We're doing pretty well the way it is," Trump replied. "We're getting down to the wire and I'm leading by a substantial margin. I want to finish this off, I'm dealing with two smart and tough guys." Trump also opined on the disruptions he is facing from MoveOn and other far left groups. "The attacks will continue because the last person the Democrats and Hillary Clinton want to face is me. They want to get me out, they want to have someone else to run against Hillary. I've been restrained, we've had very little problem. I'm not going to be provoked, but at the same time you have to take tough action when things happen." The Factor warned Trump that more protests are almost certainly coming: "The pro-active forces are coming at you now and you are going to be provoked. Black Lives Matter and others will try to brand you as a 'Nazi' and the press will go along with them, they're baiting you."
Returning for a second segment, Donald Trump refused to speculate about prospective VP choices. "It's too soon to talk about that," he insisted, "and I like closing the deal before I discuss it. But I've been thinking about it and in the end you will appreciate the selection." Trump then put forth some thoughts about a few prominent past presidents. "I always liked Ronald Reagan, who represented something terrific and was an excellent president. Franklin Roosevelt was an amazing man on the liberal side, and I respected John F. Kennedy, but we never really got to see what the result would have been. Being president means you have to be a cheerleader for the country and that's where President Obama really lets us down. I thought he would be a great cheerleader but we have a very divided country." Trump also took a shot at Bill Clinton, whose husband of the woman he may face in the general election. "NAFTA has been a disaster and that was Bill Clinton's baby. It has stripped our country of everything, it has taken so many jobs out of our country. When you add NAFTA and the personal stuff to his legacy, it's a disaster."
- published: 17 Mar 2016
- views: 274
Ted Cruz on the O'Reilly Factor | March 22, 2016
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- Duration: 12:29
- Updated: 23 Mar 2016
- views: 1267
Learn more about Ted Cruz: www.tedcruz.org
Follow Ted: twitter.com/tedcruz
Like Ted: fb.com/tedcruzpage
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Learn more about Ted Cruz: www.tedcruz.org
Follow Ted: twitter.com/tedcruz
Like Ted: fb.com/tedcruzpage
Ted’s Instagram: instragram.com/cruzforpresident
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Download the app: tedcruzapp.org
Ted on Snapchat: Cruz4President
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Learn more about Ted Cruz: www.tedcruz.org
Follow Ted: twitter.com/tedcruz
Like Ted: fb.com/tedcruzpage
Ted’s Instagram: instragram.com/cruzforpresident
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Ted on Snapchat: Cruz4President
- published: 23 Mar 2016
- views: 1267
The O'Reilly Factor 3/2/16 - Bill O'Reilly Super Tuesday Analysis, Donald Trump & Hillary Clinton
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- Duration: 40:58
- Updated: 03 Mar 2016
- views: 70
The O'Reilly Factor 3/2/16 - Bill O'Reilly Super Tuesday Analysis, Donald Trump & Hillary Clinton performance, Ted Koppel raps Bill O'Reilly: Interviewing Trump...
The O'Reilly Factor 3/2/16 - Bill O'Reilly Super Tuesday Analysis, Donald Trump & Hillary Clinton performance, Ted Koppel raps Bill O'Reilly: Interviewing Trump is 'irrelevant' now because of you
"It is now clear that Donald Trump will go to the Republican convention in Cleveland with more votes than anyone else. There is no way that Trump will lose the popular primary vote, as his supporters are steadfast. That means he is almost unstoppable because if the Republican Party did some kind of end run regarding delegates or procedure, Mr. Trump could justifiably run on a third-party ticket, dooming the GOP. Things can happen, so Talking Points cannot say for certain that Donald Trump will be the Republican nominee. But I can say that no one will beat him in the popular vote. On the Democratic front, it was what we predicted: Hillary Clinton winning big. That race is over and Secretary Clinton wins, but I have to give Senator Sanders credit. He is running an energetic campaign, does not use personal attacks and is a man of dignity. The only thing that could defeat Mrs. Clinton is the FBI, whose Director James Comey says he is 'very close personally into the investigation' of Mrs. Clinton's email problem Some Americans do not trust Director Comey, but Talking Points does. I believe an honest investigation is being done, and we should know the results of the email situation within a few weeks. Summing up, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton will win the popular primary vote. Mrs. Clinton will be the Democrat nominee unless she is indicted. Mr. Trump looks to be unstoppable, but it's not a lock yet."
The Factor invited reaction from Democrat Mary Anne Marsh and Republican Andrea Tantaros "James Comey is a political guy," Tantaros objected, "but the small group of FBI agents is very good and they are taking this seriously. I believe they will recommend charges for Hillary Clinton, Cheryl Mills, and Huma Abedin. But I do not think the Department of Justice will indict them." Marsh turned to the Republicans and Donald Trump's dominance. "The only thing that will derail Trump is politics if the Republican Party tries to game the system. Trump got more votes in Massachusetts last night than Mitt Romney got, and he had been the governor of that state." The Factor dismissed the notion that GOP elders will be able to stop Trump, saying, "The Republican Party knows it can not deny Donald Trump the nomination if he has a plurality of 10-million votes because all those votes would go to a third party run."
Assessing the Democratic Presidential Race
The Factor spoke about the Democratic race with Fox News correspondent Ed Henry. "Democratic turnout has been awful in primary after primary," Henry reported, "so Hillary Clinton wants to boost turnout by taking on Donald Trump, who has offended Muslims and Mexicans and women. She is already saying these things, that we have to be nicer to people and make America 'whole' again. She is trying to say that Trump has brought a new low to the process and she wants to elevate it." The Factor predicted that Donald Trump, if nominated, will go after Hillary Clinton with a vengeance: "He will run against Hillary Clinton in a very simple way, saying she is incompetent and corrupt. He will not hold back at all, it will be scorched earth. And the media attack against Donald Trump will be unprecedented."
Analyzing Trump's Momentum
FNC's Karl Rove, a former aide to George W. Bush, has been openly and harshly opposed to Donald Trump. The Factor asked him to explain his enmity. "I don't believe he is the right guy for the job," Rove declared. "We have a debt crisis coming and it is being driven by entitlements, but he stands up and says we won't touch Social Security or Medicare. I also don't agree with his attitude on Planned Parenthood, which should not be getting government funds. Also, this is a guy who has systematically alienated groups that we need to win." Asked whether he will support Trump if he actually becomes the Republican nominee, Rove was noncommittal, saying, "I want to see how all the candidates conduct themselves between now and then."
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/2/16 - Bill O'Reilly Super Tuesday Analysis, Donald Trump & Hillary Clinton performance, Ted Koppel raps Bill O'Reilly: Interviewing Trump is 'irrelevant' now because of you
"It is now clear that Donald Trump will go to the Republican convention in Cleveland with more votes than anyone else. There is no way that Trump will lose the popular primary vote, as his supporters are steadfast. That means he is almost unstoppable because if the Republican Party did some kind of end run regarding delegates or procedure, Mr. Trump could justifiably run on a third-party ticket, dooming the GOP. Things can happen, so Talking Points cannot say for certain that Donald Trump will be the Republican nominee. But I can say that no one will beat him in the popular vote. On the Democratic front, it was what we predicted: Hillary Clinton winning big. That race is over and Secretary Clinton wins, but I have to give Senator Sanders credit. He is running an energetic campaign, does not use personal attacks and is a man of dignity. The only thing that could defeat Mrs. Clinton is the FBI, whose Director James Comey says he is 'very close personally into the investigation' of Mrs. Clinton's email problem Some Americans do not trust Director Comey, but Talking Points does. I believe an honest investigation is being done, and we should know the results of the email situation within a few weeks. Summing up, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton will win the popular primary vote. Mrs. Clinton will be the Democrat nominee unless she is indicted. Mr. Trump looks to be unstoppable, but it's not a lock yet."
The Factor invited reaction from Democrat Mary Anne Marsh and Republican Andrea Tantaros "James Comey is a political guy," Tantaros objected, "but the small group of FBI agents is very good and they are taking this seriously. I believe they will recommend charges for Hillary Clinton, Cheryl Mills, and Huma Abedin. But I do not think the Department of Justice will indict them." Marsh turned to the Republicans and Donald Trump's dominance. "The only thing that will derail Trump is politics if the Republican Party tries to game the system. Trump got more votes in Massachusetts last night than Mitt Romney got, and he had been the governor of that state." The Factor dismissed the notion that GOP elders will be able to stop Trump, saying, "The Republican Party knows it can not deny Donald Trump the nomination if he has a plurality of 10-million votes because all those votes would go to a third party run."
Assessing the Democratic Presidential Race
The Factor spoke about the Democratic race with Fox News correspondent Ed Henry. "Democratic turnout has been awful in primary after primary," Henry reported, "so Hillary Clinton wants to boost turnout by taking on Donald Trump, who has offended Muslims and Mexicans and women. She is already saying these things, that we have to be nicer to people and make America 'whole' again. She is trying to say that Trump has brought a new low to the process and she wants to elevate it." The Factor predicted that Donald Trump, if nominated, will go after Hillary Clinton with a vengeance: "He will run against Hillary Clinton in a very simple way, saying she is incompetent and corrupt. He will not hold back at all, it will be scorched earth. And the media attack against Donald Trump will be unprecedented."
Analyzing Trump's Momentum
FNC's Karl Rove, a former aide to George W. Bush, has been openly and harshly opposed to Donald Trump. The Factor asked him to explain his enmity. "I don't believe he is the right guy for the job," Rove declared. "We have a debt crisis coming and it is being driven by entitlements, but he stands up and says we won't touch Social Security or Medicare. I also don't agree with his attitude on Planned Parenthood, which should not be getting government funds. Also, this is a guy who has systematically alienated groups that we need to win." Asked whether he will support Trump if he actually becomes the Republican nominee, Rove was noncommittal, saying, "I want to see how all the candidates conduct themselves between now and then."
- published: 03 Mar 2016
- views: 70
The O'Reilly Factor, March 9, 2016: Fascism and Donald Trump, Can Trump beat Hillary?
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- Duration: 40:38
- Updated: 10 Mar 2016
- views: 142
Topics of Discussion:
1. Fascism and Donald Trump
2. Can Donald Trump beat Hillary Clinton?
O'Reilly: Trump's Not the One Acting Like a Nazi, His C...
Topics of Discussion:
1. Fascism and Donald Trump
2. Can Donald Trump beat Hillary Clinton?
O'Reilly: Trump's Not the One Acting Like a Nazi, His Critics Are!
wn.com/The O'Reilly Factor, March 9, 2016 Fascism And Donald Trump, Can Trump Beat Hillary
Topics of Discussion:
1. Fascism and Donald Trump
2. Can Donald Trump beat Hillary Clinton?
O'Reilly: Trump's Not the One Acting Like a Nazi, His Critics Are!
- published: 10 Mar 2016
- views: 142
The O'Reilly Factor 3/19/16 | Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders
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- Duration: 40:14
- Updated: 19 Mar 2016
- views: 20
The O'Reilly Factor" uncovers news items from the established wisdom and goes against the grain of the more traditional interview style programs.
The No. 1 cab...
The O'Reilly Factor" uncovers news items from the established wisdom and goes against the grain of the more traditional interview style programs.
The No. 1 cable news show at 8 PM for 10 consecutive years, O'Reilly's signature "No-Spin Zone" cuts through the rhetoric as he interviews the players who make the story newsworthy.
Pushing beyond just the headlines, "The O'Reilly Factor" also features issues from local markets that do not find the national spotlight on other newscasts.
wn.com/The O'Reilly Factor 3 19 16 | Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders
The O'Reilly Factor" uncovers news items from the established wisdom and goes against the grain of the more traditional interview style programs.
The No. 1 cable news show at 8 PM for 10 consecutive years, O'Reilly's signature "No-Spin Zone" cuts through the rhetoric as he interviews the players who make the story newsworthy.
Pushing beyond just the headlines, "The O'Reilly Factor" also features issues from local markets that do not find the national spotlight on other newscasts.
- published: 19 Mar 2016
- views: 20
The O'Reilly Factor 3/4/16 - Donald Trump vs Mitt Romney & Debate Analysis with Chris Wallace
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- Duration: 37:55
- Updated: 05 Mar 2016
- views: 42
The O'Reilly Factor 3/4/16 - Eric Bolling on Donald Trump vs Mitt Romney & Debate Analysis with Chris Wallace
Eric began Friday's show by welcoming Fox News Su...
The O'Reilly Factor 3/4/16 - Eric Bolling on Donald Trump vs Mitt Romney & Debate Analysis with Chris Wallace
Eric began Friday's show by welcoming Fox News Sunday host Chris Wallace, one of the moderators of Thursday night's raucous Republican debate. "We had seen the previous debate," Wallace began, "and how it degenerated into name-calling. So Bret and Megyn and I were determined to focus on policy, but if the candidates want to act like a bunch of damn fools we can't stop them. And there were a bunch of times when they acted like damn fools. Something weird is happening at these debates - there have been a lot of hecklers and screaming, and they had to eject several dozen people who were drunk and shouting. You want audience enthusiasm, but it's getting out of control and Republican Party officials are concerned about it." Wallace also provided a few observations about the participants. "Marco Rubio was as sick as a dog, he had the flu, and his performance was hurt because of that. Donald Trump was effective in the first hour when he tried to be more presidential, but as the debate went on he was back to 'little Marco' and 'lying Ted.'"
Trump vs. the GOP
Many Republicans, Mitt Romney prominently among them, are determined to stop Donald Trump from capturing the party's nomination. Eric was joined by Trump spokesperson Katrina Pierson and anti-Trump Republican activist Tim Miller. "If we want to defeat Hillary Clinton," Miller declared, "we have to first defeat Donald Trump because he doesn't have a prayer against Hillary Clinton. He's getting crushed by her and he has a worse favorability rating than Bill Cosby." But Pierson contended that her boss is ideally suited to win the White House. "This is typical elitism, and this is why people are rejecting this. They told us in 2008 that the Republican candidate has to be John McCain, and then we heard it had to be Mitt Romney in 2012. These are the same suits and geniuses who have been wrong all along. Mr. Trump is just defending himself and the people are supporting him."
Romney vs. Trump
Fox News analyst and liberal Democrat Kirsten Powers also analyzed the war of words between Mitt Romney and Donald Trump. "This is a reflection of the fact that the Republican establishment is freaking out," she asserted. "They thought Donald Trump would flame out and that people would never select him as their nominee. Now they are throwing everything at him, but the people who are with him are with him. His supporters are very dedicated to him and it will not be easy to shake them loose."
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/4/16 - Eric Bolling on Donald Trump vs Mitt Romney & Debate Analysis with Chris Wallace
Eric began Friday's show by welcoming Fox News Sunday host Chris Wallace, one of the moderators of Thursday night's raucous Republican debate. "We had seen the previous debate," Wallace began, "and how it degenerated into name-calling. So Bret and Megyn and I were determined to focus on policy, but if the candidates want to act like a bunch of damn fools we can't stop them. And there were a bunch of times when they acted like damn fools. Something weird is happening at these debates - there have been a lot of hecklers and screaming, and they had to eject several dozen people who were drunk and shouting. You want audience enthusiasm, but it's getting out of control and Republican Party officials are concerned about it." Wallace also provided a few observations about the participants. "Marco Rubio was as sick as a dog, he had the flu, and his performance was hurt because of that. Donald Trump was effective in the first hour when he tried to be more presidential, but as the debate went on he was back to 'little Marco' and 'lying Ted.'"
Trump vs. the GOP
Many Republicans, Mitt Romney prominently among them, are determined to stop Donald Trump from capturing the party's nomination. Eric was joined by Trump spokesperson Katrina Pierson and anti-Trump Republican activist Tim Miller. "If we want to defeat Hillary Clinton," Miller declared, "we have to first defeat Donald Trump because he doesn't have a prayer against Hillary Clinton. He's getting crushed by her and he has a worse favorability rating than Bill Cosby." But Pierson contended that her boss is ideally suited to win the White House. "This is typical elitism, and this is why people are rejecting this. They told us in 2008 that the Republican candidate has to be John McCain, and then we heard it had to be Mitt Romney in 2012. These are the same suits and geniuses who have been wrong all along. Mr. Trump is just defending himself and the people are supporting him."
Romney vs. Trump
Fox News analyst and liberal Democrat Kirsten Powers also analyzed the war of words between Mitt Romney and Donald Trump. "This is a reflection of the fact that the Republican establishment is freaking out," she asserted. "They thought Donald Trump would flame out and that people would never select him as their nominee. Now they are throwing everything at him, but the people who are with him are with him. His supporters are very dedicated to him and it will not be easy to shake them loose."
- published: 05 Mar 2016
- views: 42
The O'Reilly Factor 2/26/16 - Bill O'Reilly analyze CNN GOP Debate & Hillary Clinton vs Donald Trump
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- Duration: 40:27
- Updated: 27 Feb 2016
- views: 107
The O'Reilly Factor 2/26/16 - Bill O'Reilly analyze Republican Debate & Donald Trump Marco Rubio Ted Cruz Performance
"As usual, there are analysts saying who ...
The O'Reilly Factor 2/26/16 - Bill O'Reilly analyze Republican Debate & Donald Trump Marco Rubio Ted Cruz Performance
"As usual, there are analysts saying who won and lost the debate last night. That's meaningless because it's really up to you the voter and the real test will come on Super Tuesday, just four days away. There is now one undeniable fact: Donald Trump is the clear favorite. So last night his two main contenders went after him hard. It was entertaining but did not really advance public policy. A couple of specific things from the debate. Trump was criticized by the Washington Post and others for saying our borders are 'like Swiss cheese.' The Post says Trump is exaggerating, but that's not the point. The southern border is not secure, narcotics continue to flow through it at an astounding rate and any thug who wants to get in here can. So Trump is smart to make border security a cornerstone of his campaign. It's interesting to watch the left wing respond to the Trump phenomenon. Even though the press tries to pump up Senator Sanders, nobody really believes that he will defeat Hillary Clinton for the nomination, so there's little drama in that race. But at this point three Republicans could still become the GOP nominee. Before South Carolina, Mr. Trump's lead was kind of hypothetical. Now it's reality. Many pundits believe Marco Rubio won last night's debate, but that's your call. Responsible American voters have now seen the Republicans hash it out ten times, yet it is estimated that 6% of GOP voters are still undecided and others could change allegiance if other candidates drop out. That is what keeps Rubio and Cruz going, because it's really hard to be undecided about Donald Trump, you either like him or you don't. Rubio took a page out of the Trump playbook - take it to your opposition. Unlike past debates, the Florida senator did not concentrate on Ted Cruz, he went after the poll leader. For his part, Trump stood firm and fought back the way he always does, using a mixture of disdain and pointed criticisms. If Marco Rubio or Ted Cruz can stay very close, then it's on to the big March 15th vote in Florida - a must win for any Republican nominee. Also, if Trump beats Cruz in Texas on Tuesday, the senator is done. As for the other two candidates on the stage, I thought John Kasich did a very good job because he concentrated on policy and he has been very successful in Ohio. There is no question the man knows what he's talking about, but he just can't overcome the three frontrunners. As for Ben Carson, what can you say? He's a good man who's waged a dignified campaign but has no shot. Summing up, Rubio and Cruz gave Trump their best shots. Trump took the heat and did not buckle. You the voter make the ultimate call. That's where the spin really stops."
Hillary Clinton vs Donald Trump
What if the polls hold up and the general election comes down to Hillary Clinton vs. Donald Trump. The Factor asked Eric Bolling and Geraldo Rivera to look ahead to that hypothetical matchup. "Donald Trump won't hold back," Bolling predicted, "and he's already shown that. When Hillary Clinton suggested Trump is a misogynist, he went right after Bill Clinton and the Clintons cowered in the corner. Trump won't be afraid to do that again. The Latino vote will be the decider in the national election." Rivera agreed, and predicted that Trump will try mightily to court the Hispanic vote. "Watch Trump take a hard turn on the Latino and immigration issues. He has already started by softening the 'forced immigration' talk. He's saying you can go home, touch base, and then come back in twelve months. He's trying to design a policy that is compassionate and practical."
FNC's Kirsten Powers, a liberal Democrat, provided her assessment of the GOP debate. "Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio finally came ready to tangle with Donald Trump," she began. "Rubio was particularly strong, he was able to do it with confidence and a smile on his face. At the same time, Trump didn't really get rattled and he had a strong night. When he seems very reasonable, he can appeal to people who weren't with him already." Powers also opined on Hillary Clinton's criticism of Trump, who is her former friend and benefactor. "A lot of people think Donald Trump is going to be the nominee and Hillary Clinton has to prepare for that possibility. She also has to explain why she used to be friends with him." The Factor added, "If Trump gets the nomination he will go after Hillary Clinton like no one has gone after another political candidate, but she has an army of political assassins to fight back."
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The O'Reilly Factor 2/26/16 - Bill O'Reilly analyze Republican Debate & Donald Trump Marco Rubio Ted Cruz Performance
"As usual, there are analysts saying who won and lost the debate last night. That's meaningless because it's really up to you the voter and the real test will come on Super Tuesday, just four days away. There is now one undeniable fact: Donald Trump is the clear favorite. So last night his two main contenders went after him hard. It was entertaining but did not really advance public policy. A couple of specific things from the debate. Trump was criticized by the Washington Post and others for saying our borders are 'like Swiss cheese.' The Post says Trump is exaggerating, but that's not the point. The southern border is not secure, narcotics continue to flow through it at an astounding rate and any thug who wants to get in here can. So Trump is smart to make border security a cornerstone of his campaign. It's interesting to watch the left wing respond to the Trump phenomenon. Even though the press tries to pump up Senator Sanders, nobody really believes that he will defeat Hillary Clinton for the nomination, so there's little drama in that race. But at this point three Republicans could still become the GOP nominee. Before South Carolina, Mr. Trump's lead was kind of hypothetical. Now it's reality. Many pundits believe Marco Rubio won last night's debate, but that's your call. Responsible American voters have now seen the Republicans hash it out ten times, yet it is estimated that 6% of GOP voters are still undecided and others could change allegiance if other candidates drop out. That is what keeps Rubio and Cruz going, because it's really hard to be undecided about Donald Trump, you either like him or you don't. Rubio took a page out of the Trump playbook - take it to your opposition. Unlike past debates, the Florida senator did not concentrate on Ted Cruz, he went after the poll leader. For his part, Trump stood firm and fought back the way he always does, using a mixture of disdain and pointed criticisms. If Marco Rubio or Ted Cruz can stay very close, then it's on to the big March 15th vote in Florida - a must win for any Republican nominee. Also, if Trump beats Cruz in Texas on Tuesday, the senator is done. As for the other two candidates on the stage, I thought John Kasich did a very good job because he concentrated on policy and he has been very successful in Ohio. There is no question the man knows what he's talking about, but he just can't overcome the three frontrunners. As for Ben Carson, what can you say? He's a good man who's waged a dignified campaign but has no shot. Summing up, Rubio and Cruz gave Trump their best shots. Trump took the heat and did not buckle. You the voter make the ultimate call. That's where the spin really stops."
Hillary Clinton vs Donald Trump
What if the polls hold up and the general election comes down to Hillary Clinton vs. Donald Trump. The Factor asked Eric Bolling and Geraldo Rivera to look ahead to that hypothetical matchup. "Donald Trump won't hold back," Bolling predicted, "and he's already shown that. When Hillary Clinton suggested Trump is a misogynist, he went right after Bill Clinton and the Clintons cowered in the corner. Trump won't be afraid to do that again. The Latino vote will be the decider in the national election." Rivera agreed, and predicted that Trump will try mightily to court the Hispanic vote. "Watch Trump take a hard turn on the Latino and immigration issues. He has already started by softening the 'forced immigration' talk. He's saying you can go home, touch base, and then come back in twelve months. He's trying to design a policy that is compassionate and practical."
FNC's Kirsten Powers, a liberal Democrat, provided her assessment of the GOP debate. "Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio finally came ready to tangle with Donald Trump," she began. "Rubio was particularly strong, he was able to do it with confidence and a smile on his face. At the same time, Trump didn't really get rattled and he had a strong night. When he seems very reasonable, he can appeal to people who weren't with him already." Powers also opined on Hillary Clinton's criticism of Trump, who is her former friend and benefactor. "A lot of people think Donald Trump is going to be the nominee and Hillary Clinton has to prepare for that possibility. She also has to explain why she used to be friends with him." The Factor added, "If Trump gets the nomination he will go after Hillary Clinton like no one has gone after another political candidate, but she has an army of political assassins to fight back."
- published: 27 Feb 2016
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The O'Reilly Factor 2/24/16 - Donald Trump running a Populist campaign, Ted Cruz Immigration policy
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The O'Reilly Factor 2/24/16 - Donald Trump running a Populist campaign, Ted Cruz Immigration policy, Bernie sanders losing the steam?
Donald Trump's Populist C...
The O'Reilly Factor 2/24/16 - Donald Trump running a Populist campaign, Ted Cruz Immigration policy, Bernie sanders losing the steam?
Donald Trump's Populist Campaign
Guests: Julie Pace & Heidi Przbyla
Donald Trump had another strong showing in Nevada last night, winning the state's Republican primary. Rubio came in second, while Cruz finished third. It appears Trump's populist message is really resonating with voters. As we've told you, he doesn't adopt all standard Republican values - instead he's a "Trumpian". Tonight we'll explain what we mean by that and talk to two political reporters about why the Trumpian approach is working.
Both Donald Trump and Ted Cruz say that as president, they could deport illegal aliens who are settled in the U.S. Is that legal? We'll talk to two constitutional scholars tonight about this controversial debate.
Sanders Running Out of Steam?
Guest: Ed Henry
For a while there Bernie Sanders was running neck and neck with Hillary, but in South Carolina she's got a huge lead over the Vermont Senator. So is his campaign in trouble? Ed Henry will bring us the latest from both campaigns.
One Tough Cop
Guest: Martha MacCallum
A cop in Louisiana is calling out gang members by name and showing their faces on TV. They're calling him the "Cajun John Wayne". Tonight we'll show you his controversial video and talk about why folks are rallying behind his cause to stop gang violence in its tracks.
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The O'Reilly Factor 2/24/16 - Donald Trump running a Populist campaign, Ted Cruz Immigration policy, Bernie sanders losing the steam?
Donald Trump's Populist Campaign
Guests: Julie Pace & Heidi Przbyla
Donald Trump had another strong showing in Nevada last night, winning the state's Republican primary. Rubio came in second, while Cruz finished third. It appears Trump's populist message is really resonating with voters. As we've told you, he doesn't adopt all standard Republican values - instead he's a "Trumpian". Tonight we'll explain what we mean by that and talk to two political reporters about why the Trumpian approach is working.
Both Donald Trump and Ted Cruz say that as president, they could deport illegal aliens who are settled in the U.S. Is that legal? We'll talk to two constitutional scholars tonight about this controversial debate.
Sanders Running Out of Steam?
Guest: Ed Henry
For a while there Bernie Sanders was running neck and neck with Hillary, but in South Carolina she's got a huge lead over the Vermont Senator. So is his campaign in trouble? Ed Henry will bring us the latest from both campaigns.
One Tough Cop
Guest: Martha MacCallum
A cop in Louisiana is calling out gang members by name and showing their faces on TV. They're calling him the "Cajun John Wayne". Tonight we'll show you his controversial video and talk about why folks are rallying behind his cause to stop gang violence in its tracks.
- published: 25 Feb 2016
- views: 142
The O'Reilly Factor 2/10/16 - Donald Trump Bill O'Reilly interview, South Carolina Primary
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- Updated: 11 Feb 2016
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The O'Reilly Factor 2/10/16 - Donald Trump Bill O'Reilly interview, South Carolina Primary
"After the vote in New Hampshire, there are five viable Republican c...
The O'Reilly Factor 2/10/16 - Donald Trump Bill O'Reilly interview, South Carolina Primary
"After the vote in New Hampshire, there are five viable Republican candidates: Trump, Cruz, Kasich, Bush and Rubio. The vote in South Carolina will be on Saturday February 20th, and already attack ads are on the air between Trump and Cruz. The race will be intense, as both Trump and Cruz vie for conservative votes and the three more moderate Republicans desperately try to emerge. On the Democrat side, Bernie Sanders must get black votes in order to compete against Hillary Clinton in South Carolina and Nevada. He started his campaign for those votes last night, implying that America unjustly imprisons those who are 'African-American and Latino.' Sanders says he is a straight-talker, but not on this issue. The truth is that African-Americans make up 13% of the population in the USA, but commit 37% of all murders. And 90% of black murder victims are killed by other blacks. You will never hear Bernie Sanders or Hillary Clinton say that. The Republican candidates will not likely point that out because it is politically incorrect. It's much easier to cry racism than address the root causes of violent crime, which are a corrosive culture and the collapse of the traditional family. Most politicians will never tell you the truth about social problems, preferring to pander. Trump and Sanders largely won because they are seen as mavericks, outsiders who will dismantle a corrupt and inept political system. That's the perception. We'll see what kind of reality both bring going forward."
Returning for another segment, Donald Trump laid out his positions on some key issues, beginning with our trade imbalance with China. "One reason for this," he said, "is that they devalue their currency. China is the single greatest currency manipulator on the planet, and if they don't stop devaluating we are going to have to tax their goods coming in. Our president doesn't understand this, but I understand it better than anyone." Trump also weighed in on legal marijuana in Colorado and Washington. "The book isn't written on this yet, but there are a lot of difficulties in terms of illness. I would really want to think about what to do, I first have to see what the effects are. But I am in favor of medical marijuana." On another subject, Trump reiterated that, as president, he will find a way to deport more than 10-million illegal immigrants.
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The O'Reilly Factor 2/10/16 - Donald Trump Bill O'Reilly interview, South Carolina Primary
"After the vote in New Hampshire, there are five viable Republican candidates: Trump, Cruz, Kasich, Bush and Rubio. The vote in South Carolina will be on Saturday February 20th, and already attack ads are on the air between Trump and Cruz. The race will be intense, as both Trump and Cruz vie for conservative votes and the three more moderate Republicans desperately try to emerge. On the Democrat side, Bernie Sanders must get black votes in order to compete against Hillary Clinton in South Carolina and Nevada. He started his campaign for those votes last night, implying that America unjustly imprisons those who are 'African-American and Latino.' Sanders says he is a straight-talker, but not on this issue. The truth is that African-Americans make up 13% of the population in the USA, but commit 37% of all murders. And 90% of black murder victims are killed by other blacks. You will never hear Bernie Sanders or Hillary Clinton say that. The Republican candidates will not likely point that out because it is politically incorrect. It's much easier to cry racism than address the root causes of violent crime, which are a corrosive culture and the collapse of the traditional family. Most politicians will never tell you the truth about social problems, preferring to pander. Trump and Sanders largely won because they are seen as mavericks, outsiders who will dismantle a corrupt and inept political system. That's the perception. We'll see what kind of reality both bring going forward."
Returning for another segment, Donald Trump laid out his positions on some key issues, beginning with our trade imbalance with China. "One reason for this," he said, "is that they devalue their currency. China is the single greatest currency manipulator on the planet, and if they don't stop devaluating we are going to have to tax their goods coming in. Our president doesn't understand this, but I understand it better than anyone." Trump also weighed in on legal marijuana in Colorado and Washington. "The book isn't written on this yet, but there are a lot of difficulties in terms of illness. I would really want to think about what to do, I first have to see what the effects are. But I am in favor of medical marijuana." On another subject, Trump reiterated that, as president, he will find a way to deport more than 10-million illegal immigrants.
- published: 11 Feb 2016
- views: 205
The O'Reilly Factor 2/22/16 - Bill O'Reilly slams The Pope & Apple, Marco Rubio & Ted Cruz interview
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- Updated: 23 Feb 2016
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The O'Reilly Factor 2/22/16 - Bill O'Reilly slams The Pope & Apple, interview with Marco Rubio & Ted Cruz
With a big win in South Carolina, Talking Points beli...
The O'Reilly Factor 2/22/16 - Bill O'Reilly slams The Pope & Apple, interview with Marco Rubio & Ted Cruz
With a big win in South Carolina, Talking Points believes Donald Trump has secured his place as a the GOP front runner along with Senators Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio. It looks right now like John Kasich and Ben Carson won't make the cut. On the Democratic side, Hillary Clinton secured a Nevada win, further strengthening her lead against Bernie Sanders. So how will the rest of this race play out? We'll bring in Charles Krauthammer to analyze the race.
As we told you last week, Apple is in a fierce battle with the FBI over whether they should help the feds hack into the San Bernardino shooter's iPhone. Apple says they won't budge because of privacy concerns. What do American folks think? We sent Watters on the street to find out.
Senator Cruz won the Iowa Caucus earlier this month but lost to Donald Trump in both New Hampshire and South Carolina. Does he have what it takes to take down the billionaire frontrunner in future elections? Don't miss Ted Cruz in the No Spin Zone tonight.
Senator Rubio eked out a win over rival Ted Cruz this weekend in South Carolina, but can he keep the momentum moving to Nevada? He'll join us tonight to talk about his campaign.
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The O'Reilly Factor 2/22/16 - Bill O'Reilly slams The Pope & Apple, interview with Marco Rubio & Ted Cruz
With a big win in South Carolina, Talking Points believes Donald Trump has secured his place as a the GOP front runner along with Senators Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio. It looks right now like John Kasich and Ben Carson won't make the cut. On the Democratic side, Hillary Clinton secured a Nevada win, further strengthening her lead against Bernie Sanders. So how will the rest of this race play out? We'll bring in Charles Krauthammer to analyze the race.
As we told you last week, Apple is in a fierce battle with the FBI over whether they should help the feds hack into the San Bernardino shooter's iPhone. Apple says they won't budge because of privacy concerns. What do American folks think? We sent Watters on the street to find out.
Senator Cruz won the Iowa Caucus earlier this month but lost to Donald Trump in both New Hampshire and South Carolina. Does he have what it takes to take down the billionaire frontrunner in future elections? Don't miss Ted Cruz in the No Spin Zone tonight.
Senator Rubio eked out a win over rival Ted Cruz this weekend in South Carolina, but can he keep the momentum moving to Nevada? He'll join us tonight to talk about his campaign.
- published: 23 Feb 2016
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The O'Reilly Factor 2/23/16 - Donald Trump wins Nevada Caucus, Obama closed Gitmo
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- Duration: 40:32
- Updated: 24 Feb 2016
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The O'Reilly Factor 2/23/16 - Donald Trump wins Nevada Caucus, President Obama closed Gitmo, Will Hillary Clinton take tough question from conservative journali...
The O'Reilly Factor 2/23/16 - Donald Trump wins Nevada Caucus, President Obama closed Gitmo, Will Hillary Clinton take tough question from conservative journalists.
Talking Points will analyze the American media and how they're covering the 2016 election. While some TV hosts are rooting for certain candidates to win, The Factor treats all candidates the same and subjects them all to the same tough questions. Tonight we'll talk about the relationship between the media and the presidential contenders and how it can affect the way voters think. Former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani will join us to analyze the Talking Points and weigh in on Donald Trump's surge.
President Obama has announced his plan to close Guantanamo Bay for good. But where will the prisoners go? Will they still pose a threat to America? Is it Legal will explain the situation tonight.
Donald Trump won the evangelical vote in South Carolina last week but Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz also did well with religious voters. What accounts for the split in support from this important group? Pastor Jeffress will tell us.
At a campaign event yesterday, Ohio Governor John Kasich said he owed a big thanks to the women that came out of their kitchens to support him when he was a brand new politician. Now some on the Left say this was a sexist statement. Others are defending the governor, saying he just meant that years ago, there were many more stay-at-home moms. Katie and Kennedy debate Kasich's comments tonight and whether any offense should be taken.
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The O'Reilly Factor 2/23/16 - Donald Trump wins Nevada Caucus, President Obama closed Gitmo, Will Hillary Clinton take tough question from conservative journalists.
Talking Points will analyze the American media and how they're covering the 2016 election. While some TV hosts are rooting for certain candidates to win, The Factor treats all candidates the same and subjects them all to the same tough questions. Tonight we'll talk about the relationship between the media and the presidential contenders and how it can affect the way voters think. Former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani will join us to analyze the Talking Points and weigh in on Donald Trump's surge.
President Obama has announced his plan to close Guantanamo Bay for good. But where will the prisoners go? Will they still pose a threat to America? Is it Legal will explain the situation tonight.
Donald Trump won the evangelical vote in South Carolina last week but Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz also did well with religious voters. What accounts for the split in support from this important group? Pastor Jeffress will tell us.
At a campaign event yesterday, Ohio Governor John Kasich said he owed a big thanks to the women that came out of their kitchens to support him when he was a brand new politician. Now some on the Left say this was a sexist statement. Others are defending the governor, saying he just meant that years ago, there were many more stay-at-home moms. Katie and Kennedy debate Kasich's comments tonight and whether any offense should be taken.
- published: 24 Feb 2016
- views: 15025
The O'Reilly Factor 2/12/16 - Bill O'Reilly slams Bernie Sanders, interview with Ben Carson
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- Updated: 13 Feb 2016
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The O'Reilly Factor 2/12/16 - Bill O'Reilly slams Bernie Sanders, interview with Ben Carson, Analysis of PBS NewHour Democratic Debate, Sanders vs. Hillary Heat...
The O'Reilly Factor 2/12/16 - Bill O'Reilly slams Bernie Sanders, interview with Ben Carson, Analysis of PBS NewHour Democratic Debate, Sanders vs. Hillary Heating Up.
"I hate to say it, but the debates are getting kind of tedious on both sides. Canned answers rule, there are very few thoughtful responses, and most of the questions are easily deflected by the well-rehearsed politicians. Last night Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders faced off once again. In one exchange, Clinton said this: 'The kind of criticism that we've heard from Senator Sanders about our president I expect from Republicans.' Mrs. Clinton's poke at Sanders was smart and will rally Obama loyalists to her cause. Hillary won that round, but she lost when asked about her Super PAC that is lavishly funded by financiers George Soros and Donald Sussman. Secretary Clinton completely dodged the issue. If she is going to condemn big PAC money going to Republicans, she can't take cash from Soros and rich Democrat PACs. But her supporters don't care. Devoted followers of a politician pretty much will accept anything from him or her. It is obvious in this campaign that followers of Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump, to give two vivid examples, are not expecting precise political analysis. It is the tone those candidates strike that is driving their support. As I told Mr. Trump, the federal courts would block his attempt at mass deportations. On the Sanders front, there is no way his draconian taxation vision could even come close to covering his endless list of entitlements. But to Bernie's followers, it doesn't really matter. Like a bad gift, it's the thought that counts. Sanders' democratic socialism' is basically what some countries in Western Europe have, a system that limits income through taxation in return for cradle-to-grave payouts from the governments. Even if you're a derelict, you will be supported by the government and in return you will do what the government tells you to do. When it comes to housing, you can get it supplemented, but you are assigned to units. And you can get daycare, but your kids are assigned to centers. So you can see that democratic socialism where citizens still vote but are mostly told what to do by guys like Bernie Sanders is a system of subservience to a big central government. The majority of those supporting Senator Sanders have no clue what he actually wants, they are hypnotized by the prospect of free stuff because of course they deserve that. Why? Because the system is rigged by billionaires, so why shouldn't Bernie provide for me and take from the greedy rich folks who made their money by exploiting the peasants? That is right out of the Fidel/Che handbook. Again, Talking Points submits that many of those voting for the Bern-meister have no idea who Che was or who Karl Marx was or even who Fidel is. Getting ill-informed folks to follow you isn't all that hard. A dose of flamboyance mixed with some passion and more than a smidgen of resentment can rally some people who don't know very much. Sadly, many would forfeit their right to prosper in a major way for the false security of a government controlled economy. But those folks - the Bernie people - remain a distinct minority, as we will see going forward."
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The O'Reilly Factor 2/12/16 - Bill O'Reilly slams Bernie Sanders, interview with Ben Carson, Analysis of PBS NewHour Democratic Debate, Sanders vs. Hillary Heating Up.
"I hate to say it, but the debates are getting kind of tedious on both sides. Canned answers rule, there are very few thoughtful responses, and most of the questions are easily deflected by the well-rehearsed politicians. Last night Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders faced off once again. In one exchange, Clinton said this: 'The kind of criticism that we've heard from Senator Sanders about our president I expect from Republicans.' Mrs. Clinton's poke at Sanders was smart and will rally Obama loyalists to her cause. Hillary won that round, but she lost when asked about her Super PAC that is lavishly funded by financiers George Soros and Donald Sussman. Secretary Clinton completely dodged the issue. If she is going to condemn big PAC money going to Republicans, she can't take cash from Soros and rich Democrat PACs. But her supporters don't care. Devoted followers of a politician pretty much will accept anything from him or her. It is obvious in this campaign that followers of Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump, to give two vivid examples, are not expecting precise political analysis. It is the tone those candidates strike that is driving their support. As I told Mr. Trump, the federal courts would block his attempt at mass deportations. On the Sanders front, there is no way his draconian taxation vision could even come close to covering his endless list of entitlements. But to Bernie's followers, it doesn't really matter. Like a bad gift, it's the thought that counts. Sanders' democratic socialism' is basically what some countries in Western Europe have, a system that limits income through taxation in return for cradle-to-grave payouts from the governments. Even if you're a derelict, you will be supported by the government and in return you will do what the government tells you to do. When it comes to housing, you can get it supplemented, but you are assigned to units. And you can get daycare, but your kids are assigned to centers. So you can see that democratic socialism where citizens still vote but are mostly told what to do by guys like Bernie Sanders is a system of subservience to a big central government. The majority of those supporting Senator Sanders have no clue what he actually wants, they are hypnotized by the prospect of free stuff because of course they deserve that. Why? Because the system is rigged by billionaires, so why shouldn't Bernie provide for me and take from the greedy rich folks who made their money by exploiting the peasants? That is right out of the Fidel/Che handbook. Again, Talking Points submits that many of those voting for the Bern-meister have no idea who Che was or who Karl Marx was or even who Fidel is. Getting ill-informed folks to follow you isn't all that hard. A dose of flamboyance mixed with some passion and more than a smidgen of resentment can rally some people who don't know very much. Sadly, many would forfeit their right to prosper in a major way for the false security of a government controlled economy. But those folks - the Bernie people - remain a distinct minority, as we will see going forward."
- published: 13 Feb 2016
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FULL Donald Trump at O'Reilly Factor After Winning Super Tuesday 3, Talking About Hillary,March 16
While Hillary Clinton did not explicitly compare Donald Trump to Hitler in her speech to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), the implication was entirely clear. As she spoke to the audience, Clinton referenced Donald Trump indirectly, attacking his policies and accusing him of encouraging violence, "playing coy with white supremacists," and vitriolic rhetoric towards immigrants. “We’ve had dark chapters of our history before," said Clinton. "We remember the nearly 1000 Jews aboard the St Louis who were refused entry in 1939,” she said, referencing the German ship that docked with with almost 1000 Jewish refugees that was forced to return to Europe to their inevitable death. “America should be better than this and I believe it is our responsibility as citizens to say... -
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/21/16 - Bill O'Reilly on Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies, Obama in Cuba
The O'Reilly Factor 3/21/16 - Bill O'Reilly on Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies, Obama in Cuba Bill O'Reilly on Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies, Obama in Cuba, What Should the Next President Do? Bill O'Reilly Says A Border Wall Will "Stop The Tons Of Hard Narcotics Flowing Into America" Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies FNC's Juan Williams and Katie Pavlich analyzed the growing protests and occasional violence at Donald Trump's political gatherings. "People think this is ugly," Williams said, "but some Trump supporters feel even more passionate about him. On the other hand, if Trump is looking toward women and independents and Democrats, I don't think it helps. Donald Trump has to take some responsibility." Pavlich theorized that the candidate is being damaged by the chaos. "Independent voter... -
The O'Reilly Factor 3 21 16 Bill O'Reilly on Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies, Obama in Cuba
The O'Reilly Factor 3/21/16 - Bill O'Reilly on Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies, Obama in Cuba, What Should the Next President Do? Bill O'Reilly Says A Border Wall Will "Stop The Tons Of Hard Narcotics Flowing Into America" Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies FNC's Juan Williams and Katie Pavlich analyzed the growing protests and occasional violence at Donald Trump's political gatherings. "People think this is ugly," Williams said, "but some Trump supporters feel even more passionate about him. On the other hand, if Trump is looking toward women and independents and Democrats, I don't think it helps. Donald Trump has to take some responsibility." Pavlich theorized that the candidate is being damaged by the chaos. "Independent voters don't like to see these types of fights break out, they want po... -
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The Kelly File 3/21/16 - Megyn Kelly on Donald Trump at AIPAC 2016, Ted Cruz interview
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FULL Donald Trump at O'Reilly Factor After Winning Super Tuesday 3, Talking About Hillary,March 16
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While Hillary Clinton did not explicitly compare Donald Trump to Hitler in her speech to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), the implication w...
While Hillary Clinton did not explicitly compare Donald Trump to Hitler in her speech to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), the implication was entirely clear.
As she spoke to the audience, Clinton referenced Donald Trump indirectly, attacking his policies and accusing him of encouraging violence, "playing coy with white supremacists," and vitriolic rhetoric towards immigrants.
“We’ve had dark chapters of our history before," said Clinton. "We remember the nearly 1000 Jews aboard the St Louis who were refused entry in 1939,” she said, referencing the German ship that docked with with almost 1000 Jewish refugees that was forced to return to Europe to their inevitable death.
“America should be better than this and I believe it is our responsibility as citizens to say so,” said Clinton. “If you see bigotry, oppose it. If you see violence, condemn it. If you see a bully, stand up to him.”
The implication was clear: Donald Trump is Adolf Hitler, and this is 1939 all over again -- a powerful analogy given the influential Jewish audience. Donald Trump has been ambivalent towards Israel in the past, stating that he is “sort of a neutral guy” when it comes to their conflict with the Palestinians. Clinton on the other hand, is a major Israel hawk and told the audience that the first thing she would do as President would be to invite the Israeli prime minister to the White House.
This distinction in American politics is clear -- you either pledge your allegiance to Israel, or get labeled an anti-semite. Clinton understands this dynamic well, and is using it like a knife to gut Trump before the general election even begins. The Democrats clearly see this as being a major weapon against Trump, and the fact that they are wielding it so early on is a sign of just how nasty the upcoming election is about to become. No elite politician uses the Hitler comparison card without careful thought and calculation, and Clinton's use of it is a clear indication that she is coming straight at Trump with all guns blazing.
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While Hillary Clinton did not explicitly compare Donald Trump to Hitler in her speech to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), the implication was entirely clear.
As she spoke to the audience, Clinton referenced Donald Trump indirectly, attacking his policies and accusing him of encouraging violence, "playing coy with white supremacists," and vitriolic rhetoric towards immigrants.
“We’ve had dark chapters of our history before," said Clinton. "We remember the nearly 1000 Jews aboard the St Louis who were refused entry in 1939,” she said, referencing the German ship that docked with with almost 1000 Jewish refugees that was forced to return to Europe to their inevitable death.
“America should be better than this and I believe it is our responsibility as citizens to say so,” said Clinton. “If you see bigotry, oppose it. If you see violence, condemn it. If you see a bully, stand up to him.”
The implication was clear: Donald Trump is Adolf Hitler, and this is 1939 all over again -- a powerful analogy given the influential Jewish audience. Donald Trump has been ambivalent towards Israel in the past, stating that he is “sort of a neutral guy” when it comes to their conflict with the Palestinians. Clinton on the other hand, is a major Israel hawk and told the audience that the first thing she would do as President would be to invite the Israeli prime minister to the White House.
This distinction in American politics is clear -- you either pledge your allegiance to Israel, or get labeled an anti-semite. Clinton understands this dynamic well, and is using it like a knife to gut Trump before the general election even begins. The Democrats clearly see this as being a major weapon against Trump, and the fact that they are wielding it so early on is a sign of just how nasty the upcoming election is about to become. No elite politician uses the Hitler comparison card without careful thought and calculation, and Clinton's use of it is a clear indication that she is coming straight at Trump with all guns blazing.
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- published: 23 Mar 2016
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/22/16 | Interview with Ted Cruz, Cruz's plan to defeat Trump & Brussels
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- Updated: 23 Mar 2016
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Ted Cruz : on the O'Reilly Factor
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Ted Cruz on the O'Reilly Factor March 22, 2016
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The O Reilly Factor - Bill O Reilly on Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies Cant Stump Trump
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- Updated: 23 Mar 2016
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The O Reilly Factor - Bill O Reilly on Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies Cant Stump Trump
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Destroying ISIS: Does America have the will?
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- Updated: 23 Mar 2016
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Destroying ISIS: Does America have the will?
Mar. 22, 2016 - 7:29 - 'The O'Reilly Factor': Bill O'Reilly's Talking Points 3/22
Destroying ISIS: Does America have the will?
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Ted Cruz on battling terror
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Ted Cruz on battling terror
Mar. 22, 2016 - 6:19 - GOP presidential hopeful joins 'The O'Reilly Factor' to discuss his strategy for defeating ISIS
Ted Cruz on battling terror
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- published: 23 Mar 2016
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The O'Reilly Factor: March 23, 2016: Interview with Ted Cruz, Cruz's plan to defeat Trump & Brussels
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- Updated: 23 Mar 2016
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The O'Reilly Factor: March 23, 2016: Interview with Ted Cruz, Cruz's plan to defeat Trump & Brussels
The O'Reilly Factor: March 23, 2016: Interview with Ted Cruz, Cruz's plan to defeat Trump & Brussels
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Terror In Brussels
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'The O'Reilly Factor' examines the latest on the multiple terrorist attacks. Allan Hall, Lachlan Carmichael.
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- published: 23 Mar 2016
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Ted Cruz's Plan To Defeat Donald Trump
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2016 presidential politics: Republican presidential candidate discusses his challenger.
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- published: 23 Mar 2016
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Donald Trump meets with top Republicans
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- Updated: 23 Mar 2016
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Newt Gingrich weighs in on the political gathering on 'The O'Reilly Factor'
Newt Gingrich weighs in on the political gathering on 'The O'Reilly Factor'
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Newt Gingrich weighs in on the political gathering on 'The O'Reilly Factor'
- published: 23 Mar 2016
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Megadeth on Watters' World
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- Updated: 23 Mar 2016
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Recorded March 17, 2016. Jesse Watters (from the O'Reilly Factor) visits a Megadeth concert to see what's on the fans minds.
The song in the background is "Dy...
Recorded March 17, 2016. Jesse Watters (from the O'Reilly Factor) visits a Megadeth concert to see what's on the fans minds.
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Recorded March 17, 2016. Jesse Watters (from the O'Reilly Factor) visits a Megadeth concert to see what's on the fans minds.
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- published: 23 Mar 2016
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/21/16 - Bill O'Reilly on Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies, Obama in Cuba
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- Updated: 22 Mar 2016
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/21/16 - Bill O'Reilly on Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies, Obama in Cuba
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/21/16 - Bill O'Reilly on Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies, Obama in Cuba
Bill O'Reilly on Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies, Obama in Cuba, What Should the Next President Do? Bill O'Reilly Says A Border Wall Will "Stop The Tons Of Hard Narcotics Flowing Into America"
Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies
FNC's Juan Williams and Katie Pavlich analyzed the growing protests and occasional violence at Donald Trump's political gatherings. "People think this is ugly," Williams said, "but some Trump supporters feel even more passionate about him. On the other hand, if Trump is looking toward women and independents and Democrats, I don't think it helps. Donald Trump has to take some responsibility." Pavlich theorized that the candidate is being damaged by the chaos. "Independent voters don't like to see these types of fights break out, they want political rallies to be safe places where they can bring their children. I don't think this will affect the Republican primary, but it could affect the general election. Donald Trump has roundly condemned the protesters but not the people who are taunting them."
Obama Goes to Cuba
President Obama has been in Cuba, where he met with Raul Castro and other Cuban officials. The Factor asked FNC's Kirsten Powers to analyze the trip and its potential benefits. "President Obama is going there because we are hopefully entering a new stage with Cuba," she said, "and the president is trying to move us forward in that direction. You could ask what we were getting by not having a relationship with them and I would say very little." The Factor reminded Powers that Cuba under the Castros has been a malefactor on the world stage: "Cuba is human rights violators, the day before the president showed up they were dragging women into prison. There is no free press and lots of political prisoners."
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/21/16 - Bill O'Reilly on Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies, Obama in Cuba
Bill O'Reilly on Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies, Obama in Cuba, What Should the Next President Do? Bill O'Reilly Says A Border Wall Will "Stop The Tons Of Hard Narcotics Flowing Into America"
Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies
FNC's Juan Williams and Katie Pavlich analyzed the growing protests and occasional violence at Donald Trump's political gatherings. "People think this is ugly," Williams said, "but some Trump supporters feel even more passionate about him. On the other hand, if Trump is looking toward women and independents and Democrats, I don't think it helps. Donald Trump has to take some responsibility." Pavlich theorized that the candidate is being damaged by the chaos. "Independent voters don't like to see these types of fights break out, they want political rallies to be safe places where they can bring their children. I don't think this will affect the Republican primary, but it could affect the general election. Donald Trump has roundly condemned the protesters but not the people who are taunting them."
Obama Goes to Cuba
President Obama has been in Cuba, where he met with Raul Castro and other Cuban officials. The Factor asked FNC's Kirsten Powers to analyze the trip and its potential benefits. "President Obama is going there because we are hopefully entering a new stage with Cuba," she said, "and the president is trying to move us forward in that direction. You could ask what we were getting by not having a relationship with them and I would say very little." The Factor reminded Powers that Cuba under the Castros has been a malefactor on the world stage: "Cuba is human rights violators, the day before the president showed up they were dragging women into prison. There is no free press and lots of political prisoners."
- published: 22 Mar 2016
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The O'Reilly Factor 3 21 16 Bill O'Reilly on Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies, Obama in Cuba
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/21/16 - Bill O'Reilly on Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies, Obama in Cuba, What Should the Next President Do? Bill O'Reilly Says A Border Wal...
The O'Reilly Factor 3/21/16 - Bill O'Reilly on Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies, Obama in Cuba, What Should the Next President Do? Bill O'Reilly Says A Border Wall Will "Stop The Tons Of Hard Narcotics Flowing Into America"
Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies
FNC's Juan Williams and Katie Pavlich analyzed the growing protests and occasional violence at Donald Trump's political gatherings. "People think this is ugly," Williams said, "but some Trump supporters feel even more passionate about him. On the other hand, if Trump is looking toward women and independents and Democrats, I don't think it helps. Donald Trump has to take some responsibility." Pavlich theorized that the candidate is being damaged by the chaos. "Independent voters don't like to see these types of fights break out, they want political rallies to be safe places where they can bring their children. I don't think this will affect the Republican primary, but it could affect the general election. Donald Trump has roundly condemned the protesters but not the people who are taunting them."
Obama Goes to Cuba
President Obama has been in Cuba, where he met with Raul Castro and other Cuban officials. The Factor asked FNC's Kirsten Powers to analyze the trip and its potential benefits. "President Obama is going there because we are hopefully entering a new stage with Cuba," she said, "and the president is trying to move us forward in that direction. You could ask what we were getting by not having a relationship with them and I would say very little." The Factor reminded Powers that Cuba under the Castros has been a malefactor on the world stage: "Cuba is human rights violators, the day before the president showed up they were dragging women into prison. There is no free press and lots of political prisoners."
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The O'Reilly Factor 3/21/16 - Bill O'Reilly on Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies, Obama in Cuba, What Should the Next President Do? Bill O'Reilly Says A Border Wall Will "Stop The Tons Of Hard Narcotics Flowing Into America"
Growing Chaos at Trump Rallies
FNC's Juan Williams and Katie Pavlich analyzed the growing protests and occasional violence at Donald Trump's political gatherings. "People think this is ugly," Williams said, "but some Trump supporters feel even more passionate about him. On the other hand, if Trump is looking toward women and independents and Democrats, I don't think it helps. Donald Trump has to take some responsibility." Pavlich theorized that the candidate is being damaged by the chaos. "Independent voters don't like to see these types of fights break out, they want political rallies to be safe places where they can bring their children. I don't think this will affect the Republican primary, but it could affect the general election. Donald Trump has roundly condemned the protesters but not the people who are taunting them."
Obama Goes to Cuba
President Obama has been in Cuba, where he met with Raul Castro and other Cuban officials. The Factor asked FNC's Kirsten Powers to analyze the trip and its potential benefits. "President Obama is going there because we are hopefully entering a new stage with Cuba," she said, "and the president is trying to move us forward in that direction. You could ask what we were getting by not having a relationship with them and I would say very little." The Factor reminded Powers that Cuba under the Castros has been a malefactor on the world stage: "Cuba is human rights violators, the day before the president showed up they were dragging women into prison. There is no free press and lots of political prisoners."
- published: 22 Mar 2016
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Watters' World: SXSW edition
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- Updated: 22 Mar 2016
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Jess Watters heads to the 'South by Southwest Conference and Festival' to ask the folks about politics on 'The O'Reilly Factor'
Jess Watters heads to the 'South by Southwest Conference and Festival' to ask the folks about politics on 'The O'Reilly Factor'
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Jess Watters heads to the 'South by Southwest Conference and Festival' to ask the folks about politics on 'The O'Reilly Factor'
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Jess Watters' World SXSW edition
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- Updated: 22 Mar 2016
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Jess Watters heads to the 'South by Southwest Conference and Festival' to ask the folks about politics on 'The O'Reilly Factor'
Jess Watters heads to the 'South by Southwest Conference and Festival' to ask the folks about politics on 'The O'Reilly Factor'
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Jess Watters heads to the 'South by Southwest Conference and Festival' to ask the folks about politics on 'The O'Reilly Factor'
- published: 22 Mar 2016
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Russell Brand: Nazi Bill O'Reilly on Evil Fox News
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- Updated: 22 Mar 2016
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- published: 22 Mar 2016
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Bernie Sanders - Bernie Sanders on The O'Reilly Factor
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- Updated: 22 Mar 2016
- views: 26
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Russell Brand Bill O'Reilly Killing Jesus! Fox News
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- Updated: 22 Mar 2016
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Russell Brand - The Trews.
I edited together the best parts of Russell Brand ridiculing and simply destroying Bill O'Reilly from Fox News. If you want to see...
Russell Brand - The Trews.
I edited together the best parts of Russell Brand ridiculing and simply destroying Bill O'Reilly from Fox News. If you want to see the whole episodes of The Trews .
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- published: 22 Mar 2016
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The Kelly File 3/21/16 - Megyn Kelly on Donald Trump at AIPAC 2016, Ted Cruz interview
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- Duration: 40:49
- Updated: 22 Mar 2016
- views: 59
The Kelly File 3/21/16 - Megyn Kelly on Donald Trump at AIPAC 2016, Ted Cruz interview, Growing Violence at Donald Trump Rallies, Tomorrow's Arizona Caucuses an...
The Kelly File 3/21/16 - Megyn Kelly on Donald Trump at AIPAC 2016, Ted Cruz interview, Growing Violence at Donald Trump Rallies, Tomorrow's Arizona Caucuses and Primaries.
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The Kelly File 3/21/16 - Megyn Kelly on Donald Trump at AIPAC 2016, Ted Cruz interview, Growing Violence at Donald Trump Rallies, Tomorrow's Arizona Caucuses and Primaries.
- published: 22 Mar 2016
- views: 59
Hannity 3/21/16 - Sean Hannity Donald Trump FULL 1 Hour Long interview
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- Duration: 38:38
- Updated: 22 Mar 2016
- views: 129
Hannity 3/21/16 - Sean Hannity Donald Trump FULL 1 Hour Long interview - Trump Slams 'Professional Disruptors' at His Rallies
This Monday, be sure to tune in f...
Hannity 3/21/16 - Sean Hannity Donald Trump FULL 1 Hour Long interview - Trump Slams 'Professional Disruptors' at His Rallies
This Monday, be sure to tune in for Hannity’s powerful interview with Donald Trump, presented as a special full-hour audience event in Phoenix, Arizona!
The New York mogul last week swept state contests on Super Tuesday II, racking up wins in states including Illinois, North Carolina and Florida.
But recent protests in Chicago, Arizona and New York have brought forth a new debate about the First Amendment and about the GOP front-runner’s rhetoric out on the trail.
In a frank, far-ranging conversation with Sean, Trump sounds off on the protesters, calling them “professional disruptors.”
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Hannity 3/21/16 - Sean Hannity Donald Trump FULL 1 Hour Long interview - Trump Slams 'Professional Disruptors' at His Rallies
This Monday, be sure to tune in for Hannity’s powerful interview with Donald Trump, presented as a special full-hour audience event in Phoenix, Arizona!
The New York mogul last week swept state contests on Super Tuesday II, racking up wins in states including Illinois, North Carolina and Florida.
But recent protests in Chicago, Arizona and New York have brought forth a new debate about the First Amendment and about the GOP front-runner’s rhetoric out on the trail.
In a frank, far-ranging conversation with Sean, Trump sounds off on the protesters, calling them “professional disruptors.”
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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Wednesday night lashed out at Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly in his first appearance on the network since he announced he’d boycott the next GOP debate.
He also refused to reconsider his decision to sit out the network’s Thursday night debate – the last before the Iowa caucuses in five days – and said he’d move forward with his own competing event to raise money for wounded veterans.
Speaking on “The O’Reilly Factor,” Trump continued his long-running feud with Kelly, who he has been criticizing ever since she challenged him on his past derogatory remarks about women at the first GOP debate in August.
“I have zero respect for Megyn Kelly,” Trump said. “I don’t think she’s good at what she does and I think she’s highly overrated. And frankly, she’s a moderator; I thought her question last time was ridiculous.” Kelly is also set to moderate Thursday night’s debate on Fox News.
Trump is instead holding a rally in Des Moines at the same time as the Republican debate that he says will raise money for wounded veterans.
In the contentious interview with O’Reilly, Trump rebuffed the anchor’s attempts to convince him that he’s making a grave error by skipping the debate.
“You have in this debate format the upper hand — you have sixty seconds off the top to tell the moderator, ‘You’re a pinhead, you’re off the mark and here’s what I want to say’. By walking away from it, you lose the opportunity to persuade people you are a strong leader.”
But O’Reilly’s pitch fell flat with Trump. The GOP front-runner dug in his heels, insisting he intended to retaliate against the network by depriving them of ratings.
“Fox was going to make a fortune off this debate,” Trump said. “Now they’re going to make much less.”
O’Reilly said he was merely trying to convince Trump that his approach “is wrong because it’s better for people to see you in the debate format.”
He gave the example from 2012, when former Speaker Newt Gingrich was asked an embarrassing question by a CNN debate moderator at a South Carolina debate about allegations he had an open marriage.
Gingrich shut the moderator down and went on to win South Carolina, O’Reilly noted.
“That’s the kind of guy you are,” O’Reilly said. “You stick it to them and let them have it.”
Responded Trump: “Newt is a friend of mine and I thought it was an unfair question. But equally unfair was the question Megyn Kelly asked me.”
O’Reilly then sought to appeal to Trump’s capacity to forgive, reminding the billionaire businessman that he’s a Christian, even if he doesn’t attend church all that often, and that the Bible says to “turn the other cheek.”
Trump shot back, saying he’s a regular church-goer, and that the Bible also says “an eye for an eye.”
“You could look at it that way too,” Trump said.
O’Reilly accused Trump of being “petty,” and said he was allowing things that are out of his control to have outsized influence over his decision-making process.
“I don’t like being taken advantage of,” Trump said. “In this case I was being taken advantage of by Fox. I don’t like that. Now when I’m representing the country, if I win, I’m not going to let our country be taken advantage of. … It’s a personality trait but I don’t think it’s a bad personality trait.”
O’Reilly ended the interview asking Trump to just at least consider showing up Thursday night. Trump said the two had agreed beforehand that O’Reilly not ask that question.
“I told you up front don’t ask me that question because it’s an embarrassing question for you and I don’t want to embarrass you,” he said.
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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Wednesday night lashed out at Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly in his first appearance on the network since he announced he’d boycott the next GOP debate.
He also refused to reconsider his decision to sit out the network’s Thursday night debate – the last before the Iowa caucuses in five days – and said he’d move forward with his own competing event to raise money for wounded veterans.
Speaking on “The O’Reilly Factor,” Trump continued his long-running feud with Kelly, who he has been criticizing ever since she challenged him on his past derogatory remarks about women at the first GOP debate in August.
“I have zero respect for Megyn Kelly,” Trump said. “I don’t think she’s good at what she does and I think she’s highly overrated. And frankly, she’s a moderator; I thought her question last time was ridiculous.” Kelly is also set to moderate Thursday night’s debate on Fox News.
Trump is instead holding a rally in Des Moines at the same time as the Republican debate that he says will raise money for wounded veterans.
In the contentious interview with O’Reilly, Trump rebuffed the anchor’s attempts to convince him that he’s making a grave error by skipping the debate.
“You have in this debate format the upper hand — you have sixty seconds off the top to tell the moderator, ‘You’re a pinhead, you’re off the mark and here’s what I want to say’. By walking away from it, you lose the opportunity to persuade people you are a strong leader.”
But O’Reilly’s pitch fell flat with Trump. The GOP front-runner dug in his heels, insisting he intended to retaliate against the network by depriving them of ratings.
“Fox was going to make a fortune off this debate,” Trump said. “Now they’re going to make much less.”
O’Reilly said he was merely trying to convince Trump that his approach “is wrong because it’s better for people to see you in the debate format.”
He gave the example from 2012, when former Speaker Newt Gingrich was asked an embarrassing question by a CNN debate moderator at a South Carolina debate about allegations he had an open marriage.
Gingrich shut the moderator down and went on to win South Carolina, O’Reilly noted.
“That’s the kind of guy you are,” O’Reilly said. “You stick it to them and let them have it.”
Responded Trump: “Newt is a friend of mine and I thought it was an unfair question. But equally unfair was the question Megyn Kelly asked me.”
O’Reilly then sought to appeal to Trump’s capacity to forgive, reminding the billionaire businessman that he’s a Christian, even if he doesn’t attend church all that often, and that the Bible says to “turn the other cheek.”
Trump shot back, saying he’s a regular church-goer, and that the Bible also says “an eye for an eye.”
“You could look at it that way too,” Trump said.
O’Reilly accused Trump of being “petty,” and said he was allowing things that are out of his control to have outsized influence over his decision-making process.
“I don’t like being taken advantage of,” Trump said. “In this case I was being taken advantage of by Fox. I don’t like that. Now when I’m representing the country, if I win, I’m not going to let our country be taken advantage of. … It’s a personality trait but I don’t think it’s a bad personality trait.”
O’Reilly ended the interview asking Trump to just at least consider showing up Thursday night. Trump said the two had agreed beforehand that O’Reilly not ask that question.
“I told you up front don’t ask me that question because it’s an embarrassing question for you and I don’t want to embarrass you,” he said.
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This week, "RuPaul's Drag Race" said goodbye to one of the sweetest queens to ever walk the runway, Puerto Rico's Cynthia Lee Fontaine. Examiner.com caught up with her after her elimination when she revealed her take on season eight and talked about a health scare she had on the show ... In the moment, I was a little sad because my expectation was to get further in the competition ... I'd [also] like to do acting but that's for the future....
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Belgian state broadcaster RTBF has identified two of the attackers who targeted Brussels as brothers Khalid and Brahim Bakraoui. The report issued on Wednesday says the brothers were known to police for past crimes, but nothing relating to terrorism ... According to Reuters, the attacker still at large is Najim Laachraoui, 25, a man already sought by the police since Monday, Belgian newspaper DH said....
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Brussels suicide bombers identified as brothers
Edit New York Post 23 Mar 2016
BRUSSELS — Belgian authorities were searching Wednesday for a top suspect in the country’s deadliest attacks in decades, as the European Union’s capital awoke under guard and with limited public transport after 34 were killed in bombings on the Brussels airport and a subway station ... They are believed to have blown themselves up in the attacks....
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‘The O’Reilly Factor’ With Donald Trump Spikes to 3.8 Million Viewers
Edit Variety 28 Jan 2016
On the eve of Fox News Channel’s Donald Trump-less Republican primary debate in Iowa, a visit from the GOP front-runner helped boost ratings Wednesday for the network’s “The O’Reilly Factor.” According to Nielsen estimates, “The O’Reilly Factor” was the most-watched program on cable Wednesday night, drawing 3.793 million, including 642,000 in the 25-54 demo. Compared... Read more » ... ....
Donald Trump Doesn’t Back Down From the Fox Feud On The O’Reilly Factor
Edit Time Magazine 28 Jan 2016
Donald Trump appeared Wednesday night on Fox News’ The O’Reilly Factor to air his grievances with the network ... the President of the United States,” O’Reilly said ... Trump also complained during the O’Reilly interview about the Republican debate schedule, and suggested that Democrats had a lighter load with less debates....
Press aide encouraged CDC boss Tom Frieden to appear on ‘The O’Reilly Factor’
Edit The Washington Post 06 Nov 2015
Of all the things that Fox News host Bill O’Reilly has gotten wrong in his career, the Ebola crisis of a year ago distinguishes itself. Hysteria raged in October 2014 around the death of Thomas Eric Duncan, a Liberian who traveled to the United States and became the first person here diagnosed with the disease. […] ... ....
Donald Trump On ‘The O’Reilly Factor’: The Great Fox News Boycott Ends With A Whimper
Edit IMDb 30 Sep 2015
The Donald was in the “no spin zone” of Bill O’Reilly’s Fox News Channel program ......
Donald Trump is ending his Fox News boycott yet again to appear on The O'Reilly Factor
Edit Digital Spy 29 Sep 2015
The Republican presidential candidate will sit down with Bill O'Reilly on The O'Reilly Factor tonight (September ... In particular, he singled out The O'Reilly Factor at the time for what he claimed was inaccurate reporting of his poll numbers....
The Night Presidential Candidate John Kasich Tried to Ambush Me on "The O'Reilly Factor"
Edit Huffington Post 22 Jul 2015
If he makes it onto the ticket, the election will take place two weeks shy of the 10th anniversary of Kasich's guest host interview on "The O'Reilly Factor" in which he did the bidding of an ex U.S ... McCarthy had already shot from the hip with an attack on TRIPLE CROSS when I appeared on The O'Reilly Factor the night the book hit the stores....
Donald Trump Almost Apologizes To John McCain On ‘The O’Reilly Factor’
Edit IMDb 21 Jul 2015
John McCain for comments Trump made over the weekend about McCain’s war-hero status. ......
The amazing FCC complaints against 'The O'Reilly Factor'
Edit The Daily Dot 19 Jul 2015
'This might sound crazy, but...' ....
Pro Football Hall of Famer Bobby Bell Appeared on "The O'Reilly Factor" Friday (Kansas City Chiefs)
Edit noodls 06 Jun 2015
Kansas City Chiefs) Pro Football Hall of Famer Bobby Bell Appeared on "The O'Reilly Factor" Friday ... On Friday night, that latest accomplishment earned him a spot on political commentator Bill O'Reilly's "The O'Reilly Factor.". "It's never too late for Americans to improve themselves in the marketplace," O'Reilly explained on the program....
The Reilly factor: Dismal season for Blue Jackets would brighten considerably if team can sign ...
Edit The Columbus Dispatch 10 Mar 2015
When Minnesota’s season ends — that could be in less than two weeks if the Golden Gophers don’t qualify for the NCAA tournament — Reilly is expected to notify Minnesota, the NHL and the Blue Jackets that he’s forgoing his senior season to turn pro ... If he doesn’t sign with the Jackets, Reilly would become an unrestricted free agent....
'The O'Reilly Factor' sees spike in viewers as Bill O'Reilly faces criticism over reporting
Edit Syracuse 27 Feb 2015
His show, "The O'Reilly Factor," drew just over 3 million viewers Wednesday night ... The Nielsen ratings company says O'Reilly had his largest audience since last ......
'The O'Reilly Factor' Ratings Soar Amidst Controversy Over Host's War-Reporting
Edit Huffington Post 27 Feb 2015
LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) - "The O'Reilly Factor" has long been the most popular program in cable news, and the controversy surrounding host Bill O'Reilly's war-reporting experiences has only helped elevate the show's ratings ... Monday's episode of "O'Reilly Factor," in which O'Reilly defended himself by broadcasting excerpts of CBS News coverage of ......
Fox News Channel’s ‘The O’Reilly Factor’ Surges in Ratings
Edit Variety 26 Feb 2015
“The O’Reilly Factor” has long been the most popular program in cable news, and the controversy surrounding host Bill O’Reilly’s war-reporting experiences has only helped elevate the show’s ratings. Wednesday night’s “Factor” delivered easily the program’s largest audience of 2015 in the key news demo of adults 25-54 (705,000) — up 24% week-to-week, up 62%......
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