some of the confet hewishes written by people from 50 countries around the world. isn t that great? well, of course, you can stay nice and cozey and warm at home, and watch bill hammer and megyn kelley. 17 million pieces of confetti who knew. how do you get to be one of the people who throws out the confetti. wouldn t that be fun? yeah. heather: cool story. happy new year. well, it is never too early to start planning for retirement. in fact, the earlier, the better. in today s take-charge consumer protection segment, we have life-changing tips to help people in their 20s, prepare for the future. we have the founder and ceo of poult financial group. this advice would be for me and for you, correct? oh, i wish. [laughter] heather: so how much should people have in their retirement? what should they aim for?
0 nancy pelosi thinks the tax rates should go up on everybody. does the president have the political will to go against his own party? what we are seeing so far, he is not. we read his first offer, when he sat down with mr. boehner, mr. boehner said here s $800 billion for revenue and what do i get for that? the president allegedly said, that s for free. that s not evidence 6 somebody who wants a deal who, wants to lead. eric: what would you like to see? i would like to see a clean deal. i would like to see something that fixes the problem. keep in mind, one of the things that frustrates me is that the fiscal cliff is getting all of this attention, when it s real. i don t want to diminish it. but it s a drop in the bucket. the tax increases that the president wants that represent 8 cents of every dollar of debt. we are not dealing with the overall problem. that s what i would like to see. something that brings as much attention to the $16 trillion debt, as it does to the relatively
them to be the bland, cultivated, middle class airless ghetto, she calls it, girls, and she doesn t make she doesn t have a real conclusion. it s not this is my premise, ergo. bill: you know what she really wants? publicity. money. she wants publicity. bill: she s been out of then. limelight a long time. she gets the hollywood reporter which is now some kind of left wing thing to run this piece. people start to talk about her. that s what she wants. doesn t make any sense at all. perry and swift put out records that people like. they haven t done anything offensive to me. i haven t seen anything that they veth done. all they re doing is making an honest living, and now she says they re not womanliness. is there a word, womanliness? i don t know. yes. bill: when we come back, perhaps the most important story of the evening. a u.s. marine put in prison in mexico for nothing. the man did nothing wrong. megyn kelley on the case in just a few moments.
bill: young singers taylor swift and kat katy perry under e by a radical feminist who said they are insipid. definef the fiscal cliff for me. some imaginary cliff in my mind that we re going to jump off of. bill: jesse watt iers quizes folks about the fiscal cliff. caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi. i m bill o reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. secular forces on the march. that is the subject of this evening s talking points memo. as we have been reporting. some committed left wing americans have been emboldened by the reelection of president obama. you re seeing that now in the budget negotiations as the president and his side are not in any compromising mood. i saw it firsthand this week when i was down in washington. there is arrogance and con desen shun in many left wing precincts despieght thdespite the fact thn ambassador today susan rice is out in consideration for secretary of state. we ll have more on that
gaffes than by rhetorical eloquence. al al gore s repeated sighs in his first debate with george w. bush. richard nixon s sweaty brow next to a fit, tanned jfk. ronald reagan s barbs, there you go again, turning the race in his favor. this will likely be the most important debate of this race. it all starts in moments. they just introduced the first lady and ann romney. soon, the candidates. bret? just heard from jim lehrer, warming up the crowd, telling them to be quiet. let s bring in our panel. brit hume and former howard dean campaign manager and fox news contributor, joe trippi. gentlemen, what should we be looking for? the first thing, obviously, we will see these men, side by side on the same stage for the first time, ever. and we don t know how that s going to work. we don t know how they will seem. we don t know anything about that. that will be the first thing to watch for. how they seem side by side. and after that, of course, it s all up to the how the deb