stuart. now that the cash has run out, politicians don t know what to do. bobby gordon in california, hey, bill, do you ever post tweets during the factor ? let us know. bobby, during the program, i m often listening to the guests, formulating questions, before the computer takes us off the air. this is like being an airline controller, always another plane on the horizon. if i were to tweet during the program, something would crash, and it would probably be me. david munley, massachusetts. bill, i took my kids to the movies, thereby missing your show. i kept them up to watch the factor. you re a pinhead. o riley not sure about you, but we love dennis miller.
stuart. now that the cash has run out, politicians don t know what to do. bobby gordon in california, hey, bill, do you ever post tweets during the factor ? let us know. bobby, during the program, i m often listening to the guests, formulating questions, before the computer takes us off the air. this is like being an airline controller, always another plane on the horizon. if i were to tweet during the program, something would crash, and it would probably be me. david munley, massachusetts. bill, i took my kids to the movies, thereby missing your show. i kept them up to watch the factor. you re a pinhead. o riley not sure about you, but we love dennis miller.
now that the cash has run out, politicians don t know what to do. bobby gordon in california, hey, bill, do you ever post tweets during the factor ? let us know. bobby, during the program, i m often listening to the guests, formulating questions, before the computer takes us off the air. this is like being an airline controller, always another plane on the horizon. if i were to tweet during the program, something would crash, and it would probably be me. david munley, massachusetts. bill, i took my kids to the movies, thereby missing your show. i kept them up to watch the factor. you re a pinhead. o riley not sure about you, but we love dennis miller.
stuart. now that the cash has run out, politicians don t know what to do. bobby gordon in california, hey, bill, do you ever post tweets during the factor ? let us know. bobby, during the program, i m often listening to the guests, formulating questions, before the computer takes us off the air. this is like being an airline controller, always another plane on the horizon. if i were to tweet during the program, something would crash, and it would probably be me. david munley, massachusetts. bill, i took my kids to the movies, thereby missing your show. i kept them up to watch the factor. you re a pinhead. o riley not sure about you, but we love dennis miller.
bully pull bit pitt but does he need to be more of a bully when dealing with congress? how is the media treating the whole deal? bernie goldberg has been watching closely. greta: . bill: caution. the factor begins right now. hi, i m bill o reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. what the debt deal means to you that. is the subject of this evening s talking points memo. the house just voted 269-161 to approve the deal. here is what it is. the united states government will define at least $2.1 trillion in spending cuts by thanksgiving. and the feds will raise the debt ceiling by $2.1 trillion, at least through the year 2013. that is pretty much a wash financially and not nearly enough, not nearly enough to bring federal expenses under control. but, the government is divided between big spending liberals and small government conservatives, the deal at least lessens chaos for now. most important thing about the deal is that it challenges you, the american voter. if you want