horn on your head, you go through a candyland device. boom. bill: is colorado hallucinating? jesse watters attends the mushroom fest in the rocky mountains. it s like-minded people looking for mushrooms. bill: caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. bill: hi. i m bill o reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the biggest failure of the obama administration that is the subject of this evening s talking points memo. in order for more than 300 million americans to have a chance at prosperity, you need a vibrant economy. at this point the usa does not have one. that is now on president obama. as you may know, the president s economic vision is focused on so-called economic justice, giving help to americans who don t have very much, spending and taxation the president doesn t seem to trust the capitalist civic, instituting new regulations in the marketplace, inhibiting business expansion. the social justice economic plan is failing.
0 vast entitlements means big spending and taxation. the president doesn t seem to trust the capitalist civic, instituting new regulations in the marketplace, inhibiting business expansion. the social justice economic plan is failing. the u.s. economy is stagnant, thus quality of life is going down in this country. here are the facts to back that statement up. 7 out of 8 jobs created during the obama administration have been part time jobs. 54% of american workers make less than $30,000 a year. when mr. obama took office, he averaged unemployment paid to an individual was 20 weeks. now it s 37 weeks. number of americans who have stopped looking for work now more than 8 million, the highest number in any four-year period. when mr. obama took office, the trade deficit with china was $268 billion last year. it had risen to $315 billion. the u.s. poverty rate stands at 16%, that number is higher higher than when the war on poverty began in 1965. americans receiving food stamps in the p
0 this thursday, august 22nd, 2013. i m sto shepard smith. the fox report is back tomorrow night. studio b tomorrow afternoon. o reilly comes on now. bill: tonight they don t have male figures in their lives. you can t give kids liberty to do what they want to do with no restraints whatsoever. bill: the three teenagers charged with murdering a young australian man in oklahoma are under intense scrutiny tonight. now there s charges of racism against one of the boys. we ll have the latest. i d like to invite you to the state dinner next week. not as a butler, cecil. i m inviting you as a guest. some conservatives want moviegoers to boycott the butler because jason fonda posterior traces nancy reagan. is that fair? makes you feel you have a horn on your head, you go through a candyland device. boom. bill: is colorado hallucinating? jesse watters attends the mushroom fest in the rocky mountains. it s like-minded people looking for mushrooms. bill: caution. you a
0 any resistance to being arrested when the police pulled up on them? no. there was no resistance to an arrest. have you had people don t realize that one of the toughest parts about being a prosecutor is that you often at some point you talk to the victim s family. that s tough. that s hard. and i realize that they live in australia. but have you had any contact so far with them? it s a very difficult conversation to have with the victim s family. i have visited with the girlfriend with the harper family inside duncan. i have not visited with the lane family in australia. but we ll be doing that within the next i ll say week to two weeks. what do you say to them? i don t know that there s anything they can say to them. i certainly can t do anything to bring their child back. he was sent over here to do nothing more than to seek an education and to better himself. all i can do is apologize for their loss, apologize to the australian community for such a tragic accident. b
0 likely any court will ever force the medicines to be given. i have a feeling i know he is being denied his salary which would make me think he is being denied his benefits. jim, in your best-selling self-help book beauty is skin deep it is what inside that is most important. should america then pay for his surgery? that s a good point, greg, and i am glad i raised it. first of all the ironic part is that he gets sentenced to 35 years the day before i realized i would have slept with him. you are the real loser here then, my friend. i really am. chelsea, you poor dear. you would have, by the way. should he get his benefits? no. once you are convicted and sent to prison bradley manning made a choice and a decision i have nothing against somebody getting hormone therapy, obviously. i don t think the state should be forced to give it to you if you go to jail. it is not like you have brain cancer. believe me, i am a big supporter of the transgender community. you reall