contrarian fox anchor bill o'reilly agreed with mrs. obama on the facts but then went further. >> slaves that worked there were well fed and had decent lodgings provided by the government -- >> reporter: o'reilly's comments sparking major backlash for making light of the treatment of slaves. >> i find it offensive when anyone tries to justify any part of slavery. >> reporter: shonda rhimes tweeting, try slavery, bill, let us know how good the food is while you wear chains. a picture of shackles with the caption, dear bill o'reilly, wear these. tonight o'reilly in full damage control. >> -- in order to keep slaves and free laborers strong, the washington administration provided meat, bread and other staples, decent lodging on the grounds of the new presidential building. that is a fact. not a justification, not a defense of slavery. just a fact. anyone who implies a soft on slavery message is beneath contempt. >> reporter: it was republican president abraham lincoln who said, when i hear anyone argue for slavery, i feel a strong impulse

. >> bill o'reilly. >> anything you want to say to bill? >> hi! >> i love you, bill o'reilly. ♪ >> next up, special edition of "watters' world," a war on woman. >> what way are men and women not equal? >> wow! look at that "why are you checking your credit score?" "well you don't want to live with mom and dad forever, do you?" "she says...bazang!" "ok, good one." "uh, how do i check my credit score?" "credit karma, it's free." "credit karma. give yourself some credit." . >>> the war on women edition. it is a safe bet that the democrats will make the so-called war on women a big campaign issue. as most men know, there are plenty of ladies in . >> in what way are women not treated equal? >> when you walk by, and they go ooh-we. >> do you think you get paid the same as men do? >> of course not. >> do you think the wnba players should make the same as the regular nba players? >> of course. >> do you think this country is male dom fainated right now? >> yes. >> could you guys dominate now? we need a break. >> well, men can be ceos, and many women can

(small beat) if you don't know who bill o'reilly is. for the rest of you, here's the obvious. >> that commentary 100% accurate, providing context to mrs. obama's remarks and explaining how the administration of george washington conducted itself in the construction of the executive mansion. >> larry: are you kidding me?! what is wrong with him? this is clearly all part of o'reilly's research into his new book "killing sanity," because who the (bleep) finds the silver lining in savory?! -- lining in slavery? but it brings up an interesting question -- is the kind of context helpful in the discussion of slavery? well, there is only one way to get to the bottom of it -- an old-fashioned cable news argument. so without further adieu, here's another installment of "pardon the integration." (arguing) >> larry: please welcome "the nightly show" contributors mike yard and rory albanese. (cheers and applause) tonight's topic -- o'reilly's white house slave comments. rory, you will start by taking o'reilly's side and, mike, you will argue against

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i get cabdrivers going [ strange accent ] are you bill o'reilly? because there's no cabdrivers from new york anymore. >> seth: there are very few cab drivers from new york. >> right. [ strange accent ] "we used to watch you in bombay." >> seth: really? you're popular in bombay? >> very. the factor's on in 140 countries right now. >> seth: wow, congratulations. >> yeah. we're offending people all over the world. >> seth: well done. [ applause ] they say the sun never sets on bill o'reilly offending people. >> absolutely. >> seth: so i want to talk about your second season of "legends and lies." >> "legends and lies: the patriots" is a look at how the country really got freedom. and the beauty of the show, and it's really taken off in the ratings, is that we show you the full picture, not the myths. so everybody thinks meyers is smart and he's funny. if you really knew him, he's none of those things. >> seth: true, yeah. [ laughter ] >> it would be "nbc legends and lies." but george washington, for example you look at him on the $1 bill. he looks lik

thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly. in the miller time segment tonight, three hot topics, including something about sharks. but, first, who miller wants as the vice presidential nominees for both parties the sage of southern california joins you now from santa barbara. miller, before we get to that the hair cut, you look like beiber's older brother tony dow. >> billy, it's not a hair cut, it fell out when i was watching loretta lynch's testimony. i thought the attorney general was supposed to prosecute people who obstructed justice not perfect it. she made comey look like sammy the -- on a karaoke bar. >> she was a tough -- it was a tough slog. all right. vp. hillary clinton, who do you want to see running with hillary? >> well, for hillary, obviously i think it has to be bernie. bernie madoff. i think he and hillary are perfect. i don't know if she can get him out on weekends. >> she can't. he would have to campaign inside the penitentiary if that happens. >> i think he would be perfect. i think they run the same sort

. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching this special edition of the factor, the "watters world" summer special. oh boy. in the next hour, jesse will hit all the beaches all over america to sample just what ourea fellow citizens know about current events, global affairs and u.s. history. god help us. >> who did america defeat in the revolutionary war? >> this someone of those things that's going to be on facebook, i yo. >> are you serious? >> oh god. >> this is going to be a history quiz? you didn't tell me this. >> too late. >> who did america fight in the revolutionary war? >> the french? >> no. >> that's a good question. i don't know. >> countries. >> countries? >> yes. >> china. >> china? >> wow, i feel really dumb. was it the french? [ buzzerer ] >> the french, right? [ buzzer ] >> japan? no. >> oh my god. >> who did america fight? i don't remember. >> d russia? >> russia. >> [ buzzer ] me another shot at it. >> who did america fight. >> revolutionary war? ourselves. [ buzzer ] >> north versus south.

i get cabdrivers going [ strange accent ] are you bill o'reilly? because there's no cabdrivers from new york anymore. >> seth: there are very few cab drivers from new york. >> right. [ strange accent ] "we used to watch you in bombay." >> seth: really? you're popular in bombay? >> very. the factor's on in 140 countries right now. >> seth: wow, congrati we're offending people all over the world. >> seth: well done. [ applause ] they say the sun never sets on bill o'reilly offending people. >> absolutely. >> seth: so i want to talk about your second season of "legends and lies." >> "legends and lies: the patriots" is a look at how the country really got freedom. and the beauty of the show, and it's really taken off in the ratings, is that we show you the full picture, not the myths. so everybody thinks meyers is smart and he's funny. if you really knew him, he's none of those things. >> seth: true, yeah. [ laughter ] >> it would be "nbc legends and lies." but george washington, for example you look at him on the $1 bill. he looks like, a nice dad. >>

bill o'reilly is live next. good night from philly. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. as we wrap up our karageorge of the democratic national convention in philadelphia, at approximately 10:20 eastern time hillary clinton will give her keynote address. the secretary will be introduced by her daughter chelsea. other than that, it's the usual democrats saying the usual stuff this evening. so i have a confession to make, these conventions bore me to shreds. to tired of all the prop gab da on both sides, all the partisan hype, all the misleading rhetoric. it's just stupefying even though i concede it's important. talking points believes this presidential campaign will be very difficult to cover in a responsible way. putting partisans on television to insult the other party, that's more boring than the conventions. we're not going to do that here. instead we will give you the tactical picture and that leads us to this evening's talking points memo. the party of love versus the party of hate. the party of optimism versus the party of pessimism

amy: that was fox's bill o'reilly. our guests, george town professor eric dyson, and professor eddie glaude. your response? >> well, it is ludicrous for bill o'reilly to deny the fact that slave labor built that institution, in fact, built america. toni morrison said, on the backs of blacks. , institutionsects all rest on what black people provided. not just physical labor. plans were drafted and they extended what was begun with another architect, or the fact that black intellectual and social and moral vision made possible the realization of the very democratic energy that that building embodies and represents . the point professor glaude made earlier about what black people have done in this country, that white house represents such a powerful moment in locus of such competing energy, and the reason bill o'reilly's is upset and many white people are responding is because michelle obama, without saying so, without saying i am engaging in a powerful articulation of blackness in reaction to the rise of white supremacy

but bill o'reilly thought he should make a clarification on a key racial issue. >> michelle obama is essentially correct in citing slaves as builders of the white house but there were others working as well. slaves that worked there were well fed and had decent lodgings provided by the government. >> your takeaway about slavery is that they were well fed? "thank you, massa o'reilly, for clarifying me about slavery. i appreciate that. oh, you know what, sir? if i could read, i sure would want to read your book about killing lincoln. of course i ain't allowed to read being as i'm a slave and all. sounds to me like he did the wrong thing by freeing them slaves." i don't know what is worse that bill o'reilly white-splained slavery or that people all over the internet needed him to. for more, we turn to nightly show contributor franchesca ramsey with another installment of "hash it out." >> apparently some people are upset that some black people are in the white house and that black people built the white house. of ( applause ) and if only one-third of the workers were slaves, that means

to, i'm sorry, donald trump and hillary clinton talking to bill o'reilly. both of them said nato's got to do more. but it does seem there has been a lack of military resolve to go at least after isis headquarters in syria. is that something you think is going to be advocated in the days ahead, maybe in the media, maybe elsewhere? >> i think it's definitely going to be advocated. the question is how do you go after rocca and not have a lot of civilians killed and i think that's honestly to look at barack obama's expected, what he is worried about is how does he not kill a lot of civilians with collateral damage. but on the other hand after we saw what happened in france yesterday, you've got to take some very tough stances. jon: i want to read judy a transcript of part of what hillary said at the top, she said we got to do more to understand this is a war against the terrorist groups, the radical jihadist groups. it's a different kind of war. i don't know, words, we've got to do more. how about some specifics about what we are going to do? >> how about those

bill o'reilly is live next. good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> hi i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. as we report on the third day of the democratic national convention. big night for the dems. president obama, tim kaine, vice president biden all set to speak to the party faithful a bit later on. in the meantime, we have a busy program including my first interview with governor mike pence, donald trump's running mate. some analysis of trump's press conference today. also, more vicious attacks from the far left media deceivers designed to inhibit honest news coverage of the presidential campaign and that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. on monday, michelle obama said that america has come a long way from the days when slaves built the white house. some criticized her analysis saying saying it demeaned the u.s.a. i disagree. and presented the facts of mrs. obama's statement last night. >> as we mentioned talking points memo michelle obama mentioned slaves building the white house and referring to the evolution of america in a positiv

>> bill clinton? >> that's interesting. >> reporter: bill o'reilly. anything you want to say to bill? >> hi. >> i love you, bill o'reilly. ♪ >> next up, a war on women. >> reporter: in what way are men and women not equal? >> wow. look at that face. >> reporter: have you ever been waterboarded in the war on women? >> in what? >> whoa, little fella. you're not speaking my language. >> reporter: watters is ahead. has been a struggle. i considered all my options with my doctor, who recommended once-daily toujeo®. now i'm on the path to better blood sugar control. toujeo® is a long-acting insulin from the makers of lantus®. it releases slowly, providing consistent insulin levels for a full 24 hours, proven full 24-hour blood sugar control, and significant a1c reduction. and along with toujeo®, i'm eating better and moving more. toujeo® is a long-acting, man-made insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. it contains 3 times as much insulin in 1 milliliter as standard insulin. don't use toujeo® to treat diabetic ketoacidosis,

but bill o'reilly thought he should make a clarification on a key racial issue. >> michelle obama is essentially correct in citing slaves as builders of the white house, but there were others working as well. slaves that worked there were well fed and had decent lodgings provided by the government. >> your takeaway about slavery is that they were well fed? "thank you, massa o'reilly, for clarifying me about slavery. i appreciate that. oh, you know what, sir? if i could read, i sure would want to read your book about killing lincoln. of course i ain't allowed to read being as i'm a slave and all. sounds to me like he did the wrong thing by freeing them slaves." i don't know what is worse, that bill o'reilly white-splained slavery or that people all over the internet needed him to. for more, we turn to nightly show contributor franchesca ramsey with another installment of "hash it out." >> apparently some people are upset that some black people are in the white house and that black people built the white house. of ( applause ) and if only one-third of the workers were slaves, that mean

o'reilly. >>> i'm bill o'reilly. and the second personal story tonight the victims of the dallas terrorists, five killed, several wounded. joining us, president of the dallas police association. so we're going to start with brent thompson, 43 years old. tell us about brent thompson. >> brent thompson is a d.a.r.t. police officer. he is a seven-year veteran. and one of the touching things, he was married two weeks ago to another d.a.r.t. officer. and -- >> d.a.r.t. is the dallas area rapid transit agency and these police officers are you know, in charge of making sure there is no mayhem on those buses and trolleys. so he was recently married and killed. then patrick zamarippa. >> he was a 5-year veteran of the dallas police department, a veteran, served two tours in iraq, and has two young kids. >> two young kids. >> all right, michael krol, 40 years old? >> michael krol was one of those guys who always has wanted to be a police officer. he always wanted to help people. he is a nine-year veteran, moved from michigan t

bill o'reilly will be back on monday. remember the spin stops right here because we're looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, an ugly war of words ask erupting between between the white house hopefuls as the real work of winning over voters kicks into high gear. welcome to "the kelly file," everyone. i'm megyn kelly. hard to believe but we are roughly 100 days now from election day, and what a wild couple of weeks it has been. weeks filled with campaign promises and pointed attacks, culminating in the nominations of hillary clinton and donald trump. already the two rivals are making the most of every waking moment, crisscrossing the country to take their messages directly to the people. and there is good reason why. get a load of this. the real clear politics average of polls has clinton and trump tied, down to

. >> sparking comments from fox tv's bill o'reilly that those slaves were well-fed, setting up a 21st century tweet storm over a bitter chapter in american history. first the "nightline 5." >> a lifetime of your dog's nutritional needs all in one. purina one. healthy energy and a taste he loves. purina one smart blend is expertly blended with always real meat number one. all in one, purina one. >>> hey, need fast heartburn relief? try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. >> n >>> good evening from philadelphia. thank you for joining us. the passing of the baton, that moment, that embrace, many here may never forget. hillary clinton joining the president on that stage after his passionate speech on why she should be the one to succeed him. tonight president obama may have saved his best line for last. and he never said a word. >> to elect hillary clinton as the next president of the united states. >> reporter: the arena erupted when president obama left the podium a

. >> bill o'reilly ''s take on current events has made him the king of cable news. but it's america's past that's husband current concern. >> is it yellow, orange, red alert? >> it's a red alert. >> later on "sunday morning" looking forward and backward with bill o'reilly. >> osgood: speaking of history during this year of our in this casual park service we're following in the footsteps of some genuine trail blaze was. connor knighton will be our guide. >> they were the tree army. created to fight the unemployment during the great depression. >> arrive at the camp is now tough as a >> over 45 0 camps are the boys of the civilian coni vision corps still being used. >> the legacy of the civilian coni vision corps ahead on sun day morning. >> weird al is the nickname. who delights. lee cowan will found out who he does it. no ♪ >> he has been making the sully seem simple for more than 0 years. ♪ and yet, the longer he parodies pop culture, the harder it gets. >> i can think of idea all day long but 8% are hoar able. >> the weirdly popular weird al 'said on "sunday m

. >> bill o'reilly ''s take on current events has made him the king of cable news. but it's america's past that's husband current concern. >> is it yellow, orange, red alert? >> it's a red alert. >> later on "sunday morning" looking forward and backward with bill o'reilly. >> osgood: speaking of history during this year of our in this casual park service we're following in the footsteps of some genuine trail blaze was. connor knighton will be our guide. >> they were the tree army. created to fight the unemployment during the great depression. >> arrive at the camp is now tough as a nut. >> over 45 0 camps are the boys of the civilian coni vision corps still being used. >> the legacy of the civilian coni vision corps ahead on sun day morning. >> weird al is the nickname. who delights. lee cowan will found out who he does it. no ♪ >> he has been making the sully seem simple for more than 0 years. ♪ and yet, the longer he parodies pop culture, the harder it gets. >> i can think of idea all day long but 8% are hoar able. >> the weirdly popular weird al 'said on "sun

because production is under way on the movie version of bill o'reilly's book, "killing reagan." and nischell turner is first on the set. >> i would abandon of getting reagaa in a second if i could win your heart and live out my life with you. >> a chilling recreation of that fateful day in 1991. >> the president was not wounded. >> he was wounded! >> it's not just the reenactment that has us doing a double-take. in the category of casting we never saw coming. tim mathison is ronald reagan and cynthia nixon is nancy. >> are you happy with the transformation? >> i'm pretty good. the clothes are so beautiful. they've been really tailored wonderfully. to fit me. and it's very strange to look as well as i do in these clothes and yet, not want any of them. >> but not exactly "sex and the city." >> no judgment. tim mathison as ronnie, he's got that down. >> i'll show them. >> we all know the love story that is ron and nancy. and now the new docu-drama "killing reagan" sheds light on the day she almost lost him. the director wanted a high level of authenticity on set. >> the entire crew

o'reilly, tonight, donald trump did not argue when bill o'reilly said that he bill o'reilly could tell that donald trump had already decided on either mike pence or newt gingrich. >> are people going to be surprised or is it one of the people that have been bantered around and predicted? >> well, bill, i'm not doing this for surprises or doing this for games -- >> okay. it's either pence -- >> help me get elected -- but also -- >> well 118 days left for the campaign war room, joining us tonight, steve mcman, veteran of governor howard dean, steve, first of the republican vp choice, what do you see there? >> well, i mean, it does seem to be narrowing to a group that includes mike pence, who you saw just now, if that's the best material he has, i like elizabeth warren's chances. and chris christie who would be sort of doubling down on bravado, if you will. and, you know, and. >> newt gingrich. >> how could i forget newt gingrich. that's the code word that people are talking about right now. time magazine broke something that said those are the three that are sort of remaining. they seem

bill o'reilly, he had to be first. [laughter] i like hosting his show. [laughter] sean hannity, who's a great guy. actually hosting a show for hannity tonight, there's a big special about the clinton scandals. it's going to be fantastic. real expose on what's going on with the clintons. donald trump. i sent the book to donald trump. i've known him for many, many years. if you watch fox, you know that. i'm a fan of donald's. he sent me back a book quote, and i was thrilled to put it on the back of the book. mark cuban. now, a lot of people think he may not be conservative. in fact, hillary clinton has said she actually talked to mark cuban about a potential vice presidency nomination, he said, no, i don't think that's going to happen. he's a great guy. what a great success story. i've known him a long time. and mark levin. i just got off the mark levin show. what a great man. one of my most conservative inputs in my entire life. those are the people who wrote book quotes for me. the dedication was to president obama. so i'm almost done now, and i'm readin

because she was answering challenges, i think bill o'reilly was raising to them. she was answering them in such a way, it wasn't that o'reilly thing where he kind of pushes you back, no, no, come on. and i think she was finding areas that -- that were surprising agreement for bill o'reilly. i think o'reilly was hearing something in her knowledge about this, that he had never heard before. i think it was the strongest, the single strongest eight minutes of interview she's done on the campaign. >> i wish i had a chance to see it. i think to the extent that one can be comfortable on this terrain. i think she's confident in her knowledge. the thing that she said that stood out to me when you heard the trump comments right afterwards, when she said we have to work with our friends. then you heard trump talk about they want to let anyone come into the country, he's alluding to his own muslim ban. the problem is, what does that do to a lot of our alliances, what does that say to the world about the cooperation we want, about the coap ration we're willing to -- cooperatio

i'm bret baier in for bill o'reilly tonight. earlier this evening i talked to france's ambassador to the united states about the attack in nice, france, and the growing terrorist threat in europe. but i started by asking about this breaking news about the military coup attempt in turkey. >> i would like to begin if we could about the breaking news tonight, mr. ambassador, out of turkey, and that is this military coup as it's being reported. what do you know, and how significant is that geopolitically, what's happening there? >> first, i think we have always -- we have all been surprised by this military coup. secondly, we can only express our support for the constitutional order, for democratically elected government, and, third, to express our concerns for the stability of this very important country, which is not only one of our main allies in the framework of nato but, you know, really now that we are facing so many threats, we are facing the civil war in syria, isis, obviously turkey is a critical ally. >> there seems to be

because production is under way on the movie version of bill o'reilly's book, "killing reagan." and nischell turner is first on the set. >> i would abandon of getting reagaa in a second if i could win your heart and live out my life with you. >> a chilling recreation of that fateful day in 1991. wounded. >> he was wounded! >> it's not just the reenactment that has us doing a double-take. in the category of casting we never saw coming. tim mathison is ronald reagan and cynthia nixon is nancy. >> are you happy with the transformation? >> i'm pretty good. the clothes are so beautiful. they've been really tailored wonderfully. to fit me. and it's very strange to look as well as i do in these clothes and yet, not want any of them. >> but not exactly city." >> no judgment. tim mathison as ronnie, he's got that down. >> i'll show them. >> we all know the love story that is ron and nancy. and now the new docu-drama "killing reagan" sheds light on the day she almost lost him. the director wanted a high level of authenticity on set. >> the entire crew has created would not allow me to mee

i'm bret baier in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us. we have a lot of breaking news tonight. an announcement from hillary clinton about her vice presidential pick is believed to be imminent. really any second now. we'll have that for you as soon as it happens. but, first, an apparent terror attack in munich, germany. at least 10 people are dead. 10 more wounded after at least one shooter and it's believed to be one now, opened fire at a major shopping center in munich. video of the chaos emerging on twitter showing one gunman opening fire on a crowd of innocent people. [gunfire] >> a tenth body discovered near the scene of that rampage. police believe it was the suspected gunman and that he shot himself. authorities were looking for at least three more potential suspects but as we have seen in other recent attacks, they think they're wrong. they now believe the dead suspect was likely the sole shooter. munich police are also giving us now a cautious all clear but today mass transit was shut down, highways closed for part of the day as a

becauss production is under way on the movie version of bill o'reilly's book, "killing reagan." and nischell turner is first on the set. >> jodie, i would abandon this idea of killing reagan in a second, if >> a chilling recreation of that fateful day in 1991. >> the president was noo wounded. >> he was wounded! >> it's not just the reenactment that has us doing a ouble-take. in the category of casting we never saw cominn. tim mathison is ronald reagan and cynthia nixon is nancy. >> re you happy with he transformation? p> i'm pretty good. the clothes are so beautiful. they've been really tailored wonderfully. to fit me. and yet, not want any of them. >> but not exactly "sex and the city." >> no judgment. tim mathison as ronnie, he's got that down. >> i'll show them. >> we all know the love story that is ron and nancy. and now the new docu-drama "killing reagan" sheds light on the day she almost lost him. hear the three things you need to know about it. the director wanted a high level of aut such a sense of reality. calls him mr. president and rod would not allow me to meet hinc

i am bill o'reilly. please always remember spin stops right here because we're definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, amid palpable anger and intense protests, a manhunt is now under way in baton rouge, louisiana, for potential cop killers. after police discover a group of people planning a deadly attack on law enforcement. welcome to "the kelly file," everyone. i'm megyn kelly. the initial arrests in what police are calling a plot to kill cops first happened on saturday. but with at least one of the would-be killers still on the loose, police decided to go public just a couple of hours ago. they say several men broke into a pawnshop this weekend, stealing the guns to carry out the attack as payback for the shooting of suspect alton sterling. and that's not all that now has law enforcement on edge in louisiana and

becauss production is under way on the movie version of bill o'reilly's book, "killing reagan." and nischell turner is first on the set. >> jodie, i would abandon this idea of killing reagan in a second, if i could only win your heaat and live out my life with you. >> a chilling recreation of that fateful day in 1991. >> the president was noo wounded. >> he was wounded! >> it's not just the reenactment that has us doing a ouble-take. in the category of casting we never saw cominn. tim mathison is ronald reagan and cynthia nixon is nancy. >> re you happy with he transformation? p> i'm pretty good. the clothes are so beautiful. they've been really tailored wonderfully. to fit me. and it's very strange to look as well as i do in these clothes and yet, not want any of them. >> but not exactly "sex and the city." >> no judgment. tim mathison as ronnie, he's got that down. >> i'll show them. >> we all know the love story that is ron and nancy. and now the new docu-drama "killing reagan" sheds light on the day she almost lost him. hear the three things you need to know about it. the di

i am bill o'reilly. please always remember that the spin stops right here because we're definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, amid palpable anger and intense protests, a manhunt is now under way in baton rouge, louisiana, for potential cop killers. after police discover a group of people planning a deadly attack on law enforcement. welcome to "the kelly file," everyone. i'm megyn kelly. the initial arrests in what police are calling a plot to kill cops first happened on saturday. but with at least one of the would-be killers still on the loose, police decided to go public just a couple of hours ago. they say several men broke into a pawnshop this weekend, stealing the guns to carry out the attack as payback for the shooting of suspect alton sterling. and that's not all that now has law enforcement on edge in louisiana and

i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. finally, some good news for kate's law. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the nation was shocked when 32-year-old kate steinle was murdered in san francisco just about one year ago, 45-year-old juan francisco lopez sanchez, an illegally alien are seven connections in the u.s.a. charged with murder. not only was he allow to do roam the streets but he had been deported five times and returned returned six times. i proposed kate's law insofar as rate convicted felons be five years caught defying deportation. sweep them off the street. my question, who would oppose that law? who would? apparently harry reid would. the senator and we will see about the other senators next week. that's when kate's law will finally be authored for a stand alone vote in the senate. 60 votes are needed out of 100 to get the law in place for a full vote on the floor. again, i simply can't believe that any sitting senator would not support kate's law. and

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and in that clip, bill o'reilly didn't display any of that. i think any -- it is not an appearance to defend slavery. what he did was say that slaves were well fed which is beyond the pale. it is not as if he gave the appearance of anything. he was speaking in a way that was disrespectful to the legacy of many people who came to this country in shackles and actually were tormentetormented, were be died. if they had any choice, no, mr. o'reilly, they wouldn't be building the white house. they would be living free. i think the fact that he can't wrap his head around those words of dignity and decency, i really have no use for him at all. >> strong words from you. from you, just the politics of it all. the first lady's speech, she's a tough one to criticize. yet are you surprised this came of it? >> no. i think if you put bill o'reilly, fox news and the worth slavery in the same sentence, you've got a twitter sensation. it was awkward. i don't get the well fed reference. i think we've all become expert today in learning what kind of fl labor who

i'm bill o'reilly. let's go to miller who is joining us from santa barbara. your thoughts on the orlando situation? >> you know, bill, i've seen a lot of people since it happened on tv being heartfelt and wise and i'm going to stop at heartfelt because i don't have any wisdom. i've been laid low by this. i know people mock prayer. i'm a believer. i'm not going to say how you think, how -- you know, i don't have any idea. all i know is god bless the people who passed, god bless the people who survived them. i'll say my prayers for you. it's a cat ka clichl. everybody is going on tv and, like, here's what -- i don't have any idea, billy. the world has gone mad. >> from a policy and historical vantage point, i hope our politicians will wise up and protect us better. >> billy, i think everyone, everyone, everyone is going to have to give a little but my feeling is that no one, absolutely no one is going to give a little. >> no, that's not true. >> everybody has dug in. >> everybody has dug in and the one commentator, i guess it was samantha dee who mocked people

i was on with bill o'reilly a couple of nights talking about this. this is part of a deliberate campaign with isis. over the next few days i'm sure we'll pull the attack apart and see if it is isis. but what they're following is the prophetic methodology of the end of days. they want to keep poking us until we give them the manufactured holy war that they want. that is what tehe end of days i all about. >> but how do we not do that and at the same time defeat islamic terrorism? >> well, we still have to go back to them. and frankly, if you can't acknowledge who your enemy is, how can you defeat them at their level? locals don't want them in these places, they will stand up against them if given the chance of t . but we have to get in there and give the green berets and locals the authority. >> what do you mean about this guy, acting alone, sitting in his basement or getting part of a rider of support network. >> i've been working guerilla war fare my whole life, i guarantee you there were lily pads he operated. >> what do you mean? >> well, i think y