bill: tonight, what is the status of the susan rice investigation. you may or member last week, headlines are made by the former national security advisor to president obama when it was discovered that she was involved in nsa wiretap surveillance. apparently, ms. rice looked at some of the dispatches and allegedly unmasked some of the americans involved which is not usually done. fox news correspondent adam housley and melia zimmerman and investigative reporter have been working the story. they join us now from los angeles. housley, what is the investigation as far as congress is concerned stand right now? we ve been told that members of the intelligence committee say the investigation is expanding right now. they re looking into allegations for other americans or other politicians are unmatched and had their information collected. the file similar to what they did with the trump team, they re also not going on a record at this point due to the fact this was an ongoing investigatio
in this position to abuse his little girl? that s a big story one. that s a valid story. i m all with you up to this point. the reality is that the courts are also protecting the identities bill: they have to protect and they should. of both the victim and the perpetrators of the crime because there are so under age, the children. if you are asking me, i d say bill o reilly has got it because you got to look at what s going on. bill: now you re giving me an angle. it s that i would cover it as such prey to what you heard from lisa, lisa politicized and went immediately to president trump and immigration. i don t think that s the issue here. bill: i wouldn t cover it on a political base is pretty i disagree with both of you because they were clearly issuen the issues coming in this country and other cultures that treat women very differently progressing sexual assaults happening across the world from refugee populations. bill: you can cover it that
talking about refugee populations. looking across the country with issues regarding refugee populations. bill: one wouldn t cover it so i m going to tell juan how i would cover it if i was a national editor, which i am. this is how i would cover it. the story i want to know these things. supervision of these children accused i m with you. i think that s legitimate. we can talk about bill: that s a national story. here you have these refugees whom. they re here less than two years. was supervising them, where they living, why did they do this, what is the reaction of the people in charge of them? i believe the victim alone and the idaho judge and the idaho court, i ve got to tell you doing a magnificent job by protecting this little girl. leaving little girl out of it. but supervision of these children of cultures way away from our culture, what is happening to them, why were they
bill: he s got a personal responsibility to stop it. there s no law that says he has to be consistent. there s no law that says it can t he can t change his mind. but it is a night and day between the old donald trump and not much changed in between. bill: the criticism i don t think is valid from a private citizen to a commander-in-chief. when you re a person who can stop war crimes, you can do it. you can stop it. a whole different ball game that somebody can t do anything. when your private citizen, you can recommend that the person who does have power stop it, and he didn t do that. bill: bernie goldberg everybody pretty directly ahead, a horrifying story in idaho involving child refugees attacking a 5-year-old girl. the viewer warning here, this is very disturbing. later, why is airline travel so
anyone condemning an entire group because of a crime committed by children as being desperately unfair. the story made huge headlines in idaho, but it s not been covered nationally because of that very reason. the press wanting to protect the refugees community. joining us now from washington who. i think i ve set this up fairly long that we understand this can be used as a battering ram against the entire refugee population in america. and that would be horribly wrong. so the question then becomes, can you report the story on national basis, which has not been reported in a responsible way? i think it s clear to everybody it s a reprehensible act, disturbing as you said it. the question becomes then once you move beyond the local news value and is you say, the folks out in idaho played this big, to