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Five" after refusing roger an a ails. fox dismissed the allegation as total nonsense. most of these allegations date from the roger ails era, but the echos of that era are til making news. im howard kurtz. thanks for watching. i try to respond and have a dialogue with people who post comments. same thing on twitter. let us know what you think of the kellyanne conway interview. i have to remind you now and then you can dvr the program.

That, you know, when it comes to how russians target u.s. persons, and more importantly, which is a story that i lived. i worked undercover over three years for the fbi against the russians in new york, what i told the members is that i see echos in 2016 to what the russians did with me. and i thought that this from a tactical standpoint, understanding how the russians operate, how they recruit people, why they recruit people, how that works is something that is of huge interest, especially when...

>> tell us than. >> first of all, im sort of flabbergasted that while i was talking about russia, the statement by the president comes out saying this whole thing is a hoax. i dont know. >> knot >> not just that its a hoax, but he has tried in his head and convicted susan rice in his head -- >> yes, that too. >> -- of a crime he refuses to specify. >> what i was talking about today was very specifically that, you know, when it comes to how russians target u.s. persons, and more importantly, whic...

This evening. as always, thanks for being with us. see you back here tomorrow nigh night. ♪ >> bill: "the oreilly factor" is on tonight. >> i leaked nothing to nobody and never have and never would. >> bill: former national security advisor under o president obama susan rice denied any wrongdoing in surveying donald trump and his associates. however, fox news is reporting that ambassador rice was deeplyru involved. we will give you the facts tonight. >> the facts will come out with susan rice ...

Sanctuary for illegal aliens statewide. echos of the civil war and civil rights situation. well tell you whats going on. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> bill: hi, im bill oreilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the trump surveillance story explodes. that is the subject of this evenings talking points memo. tonight we will give you just the facts. no speculation, no hysteria. the latest from fox news correspondents adam housley and maliya...

The attack was resolute and defiant. >> we are not afraid. and our resolve will never waiver in the face of terrorism. >> reporter: the last terrorist attack on westminster was also in the month of march but a long time ago in 1979. then it was the ira. this time it was apparently inspired by isis, the suddenness of this attack, the randomness of it, the indiscriminate bar ba barty of it came as a shock. >> the location of this attack was no accident. the terrorist chose to strike at the heart o...

Where people of all nationalities, religions and cultures come together to celebrate the values of liberty, democracy and freedom of speech. these streets of westminster, hold to the worlds oldest parliament are engrained with a spirit of freedom that echos in some of the furthest corners of the globe. and the values our parliament represents, democracy, freedom, human rights, the rule of law, commands the admiration and respect of free people everywhere. that is why it is a target for those tha...

Specifically in this context of white people, frankly, how they speak to us and learning to take that reaction and sort of interrogate it. >> do we ever get any better in terms of not being driven by fear? and not having fear being the easiest button it is for politicians to push and for, you know, media elites to push in terms of getting peoples attention, getting them to believe -- >> that is so -- it is so hard, right, to overcome that because the fear stuff is located in the brain stem. the ...

Terms of not being driven by fear? and not having fear being the easiest button it is for politicians to push and for, you know, media elites to push in terms of getting peoples attention, getting them to believe -- >> that is so -- it is so hard, right, to overcome that because the fear stuff is located in the brain stem. the first part that evolved. then all the other stuff in the prefrontal cortext. here in new york city there was an election to end stop and frisk which that was overwhelmingl...

I mean, i have felt it in my life. many a time. ive felt the siren call that particularly growing up as 12 and 13-year-old in new york city when the crime rate was at a peak amount, so before we talk about, like, criminal justice policy or policing, like, the deeper truth is an emotional truth about how we, as political actors, respond to these appeals. >> yeah. >> and recognizing the way they speak to us, and i mean this specifically in this context of white people, frankly, how they speak to u...