What would you like to see happen to these protesters . They need to go home and get a job. Bill caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. The factor begins right now. Bill hi, i am bill oreilly. Thanks for watching us tonight. Wiretaps and your health. That is a subject of this evenings Talking Points. The two things are separate, thank god. Today, the leaders of the Senate Intelligence committee issued a statement saying they have no evidence that anyone tapped trump tower. Not a surprise. Also, the white house dragged our pal bret baier into that and he will be here shortly. But first, the debate over your health and how the country should treat you. Fact number one, we need a new Health Care System because Working Americans are paying too much for Health Insurance and the federal government is running up debt that will eventually harm every single one of us. So, Congress Needs to move it. But no matter what the republican majority in Congress Comes up with, the opposing par
bill: the guy is a nut. and the chinese, i don t know, they could crush them in a minute. do you predict war in north korea? would you say that s a likelihood?? i think right now, if i had to look at the number of hotnk spots in the world, i think north korea is near the topk because they clearly are unpredictable. they are continuing to develop their missile capabilities, their icbm capability, they are working on miniaturizing nuclear weapons. all of those steps are dangerous. but more dangerous than anythinc is the fact that this leader is unstable and could engage in provocations that could result in some kind of war. bill: all right, now, youl: were the head of the cia, so you must be following the surveillance stuff pretty closely. one of the things that bothers me is that general flynn was caught up in a wiretap with a russian ambassador, and we assume it was an nsa wiretap because we now know he was in the dominican republic when the tap occurred. but they are supposed to
bill: these guys are nuts in the chinese, i don t know, they could crush them in a minute. do you protect war and north korea? would you say that the likelihood? i think right now, if i had to look at the number of hot spots in the world, i think north korea is near the top because they clearly are unpredictable. they are continuing to develop their missile capabilities, their icbm capability, they are working on miniaturizing nuclear weapons. all of those steps are dangerous. more dangerous than anything is the fact that this leader is unstable and could engage in provocations that could result in some kind of war. bill: you were the head of the cia, so, you must be following the surveillance stuff pretty closely. one of the things that bothers me is that general flynn was caught up in a wiretap with a russian ambassador and we assume it was an nsa wiretap because we now know he was in the dominican republic when the top
the lede. that s the first story. greg, now that summer is approaching how about you break out those tank tops? i will. he dropped by to ask if they spy edward snowden made an appearance at the call in meeting with the nation. and so i wonder if the trait russ swine asked if russia stores or analyzes the communications of millions of individuals. does russia intercept, store or analyze in anyway the communications of millions of individuals? always with the surveillance stuff. he has a one track mind. here is how putin responded. case closed. it is hard to argue with that.
this aggressive campaign of drone strikes in yemen to deal with this very sort of unspecific threat. so there s all of these aspects of the counterterrorism strategy that have been on display this week and my guess is that this is going to dominate the press conference and the president is going to have to describe and defend the administration s strategy on this. we have a perfect storm in terms of counterterrorism and national security. you have embassy closures and drone strikes and edward snowden and putin cancellation and you have these newest pieces of information about the nsa and just how broadly it s monitoring american correspondents. this is your chance and opportunity to explain this stuff and how it fits together. i expect the president to say as you said before on the surveillance stuff, we really have to balance security and privacy and have a debate about that. and i think the follow-up question would be when were you