it s a way to make people happy. that s what brian kilmeade does every morning. i love that little guy. okay. so it s just an art film. that s what this is. it s an art film. but it s a big phenomenon. it s on the o reilly factor. it will be even bigger. there are millions of people watching it on the net and everything else. believe it or not, cats have overtaken the internet. do you have a cat by the way? i had a cat, lassie. may she rest in peace. you have a cat lassie? my family has a sick sense of humor. the cat was about 112 years old when it finally passed away. americans love their cats. i used to make fun of people that had cats, especially guys. you became a cat person and named it lassie. meow. in a moment, the factor tip of the day, don t name your cat lassie. you l hey. you ll at thank me for thisp
and quote, the truth is not out there fully. i didn t just turn and run. i made sure it stopped. and quote, i had to make quick, tough decisions. that e-mail obtained last tuesday. here s what he told cbs news armen keteyian today. do you have any idea when you might be ready to talk? this process has to play out. i don t have anything else to say. just one last thing. just describe your emotions right now. all over the place. just kind of shaken. crazy? crazy. you said what, like a snow globe. now, the exclusive only on 360, the first clear answer to how penn state has been able to put up a virtual wall of silence about what jerry sandusky allegedly did to one of the kids from his second mile charity back in 1998. victim 6 s allegations triggered a multiagency investigation that somehow ended both without charges and without any knowledge of the part on penn state head coach joe paterno. turns out the wall is a legal one. it allows penn state, which is a
precede precedent. it is a dangerous situation of radio and tv and public dole, and then something like thisp has. they say it is 2%, so they can do without it, and maybe the republican congress will look at that. they apply for grants. of course they do. but what s the standard? once the outrage is from something that happens on the left, they get carried away and want to cut off the funding and denounce, but look, juan williams who is a moderating influences on fox should be allowed an opportunity to explain what he is saying and juan will do that in time and let us know what happened. the connection of government, radio and government funding is a very bad idea. i don t think that the government should be involved. they are applying for grants. they even tell people not to give money. they have strict ethical guidelines, and cnn has the same thing, wolf, by the way. if you are worried about juan williams, fox news says they have given him an extension to the contract, so
they come from people who want to be homegrown extremists. it doesn t lomatter if you don succeed. put forth the best of your efforts and you ll become a hero, regardless of whether or not the bomb goes off. if you try to commit an act of violence, you will become a hero in our minds. you will become a martyr. there is some sense not that you have to carry out a successful terrorist attack, make the effort. scare the american public. terrify people that want to get on airplanes. that s the idea. to spread fear. and you don t need 19 people to do that. you can just get one or two people spread across large areas or distances. you describe it that way, and you realize what a challenge this is to keep america safe. one whack job with a bomb in his backpack. how many people are walking around new york city? it s the proverbial needle in a haystack. al qaeda the pakistani taliban, they all know thisp and they re pointing to examples like faisal
pelaeze and one is in his teens and one in his 30s. the teenager is studying classic piano and both are in the united states until further notice, the family attorney tells us that. the mother, vicki peleaze may end up in latin america, but those are the only two left in the united states. brian todd working the story for us, as he does everyday. thank you. and now more on the spy swap, we bring in fran townsend, the homeland security adviser to president bush and worked in the justice department during the clinton administration and also a member of the cia s external advisory board. fran, the four individuals whom the russians have now freed, we believe two may be in britain and two just arrived here in the united states, what basically happens to them now? well, typically, wolf, the cia and thisp had on reasonably short notice on the transfer,