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Say well, we want state-control of production. okay, that didnt work. great leaps forward and five-year economic plan ended up in economic disaster for the former soviet union. that doesnt work. but what we do know is that democrats kind of like socialism, thats at least what they say in this poll. 60% of liberals view it favorably. we also know that the policies, whether its cap and trade, the new e.p.a. regulation of carbon, health care reform, massive spending, what we do know is that diminis...

Put a committed socialist idealogue in the white house, his name is barack hussein obama. >> there is not much of a dog whistle there. you can figure out that point of view. yesterday on "the view," megan mccain, daughter from the senator of arizona, reacted to tom tancredos comments. here she is. lets listen. >> congressman tancredo said on tv -- he was the first oemg speaker. he said that people who could not even spell the word vote or say it in english put a committed socialist ideologue in ...

Acorn on paige 12 after his arrest. bernie goldberg is a bit agitated about that. >> i cant figure this out. it is so stupid. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, im bill oreilly. thank you for watching us tonight. finding common ground with president obama, that is the subject of this evenings talking points memo. the presidents poll numbers are better today. got a nice bounce from the state of the union address last week. accordin...

>> bill: president obama and the folks last week. mr. obama spoke to a conference of house republicans where he was asked why he didnt seriously consider the g.o.p. stimulus proposal which would have cost far less money than his own? >> i am not an idealogue. im not. it doesnt make sense if somebody could tell me you could do this cheaper and get increased results that i wouldnt say great. >> bill: joining us now from washington fox news analyst mary katharineham and williams. i dont want to be ...

>> bill: president obama and the folks last week. mr. obama spoke to a conference of house republicans where he was asked why he didnt seriously consider the g.o.p. stimulus proposal which would have cost far less money than his own? >> i am not an idealogue. im not. it doesnt make sense if somebody could tell me you could do this cheaper and get increased results that i wouldnt say great. >> bill: joining us now from washington fox news analyst mary katharineham and williams. i dont want to be ...

Failure for the president so far and i think he could still get it in the end, is healthcare. that he certainly planned to pivot this year but he planned to pivot after a big triumph on healthcare. i think what happened with the republicans was a great thing for both the republicans and the president. and i think he should do it more often. >> chris: charles, short of surrender on either side, do you see a practical, a realistic possibility of compromise with the two parties coming together on s...

You went after this bill, you would think that that thing was some bolshevic plot. im not an idealogue. im not. >> anything that cuts medicare, raises premiums and sends the states a big bill for the medicaid expansion, that deserves to be voted against and characterized as a bad idea, which we did. >> chris: do you think he is an idealogue? >> in many ways, no. i think he doesnt think he is an idealogue but i think he approaches things in the way a professor would with big complicated schemes w...

The biggest -- the biggest failure for the president so far and i think he could still get it in the end, is healthcare. that he certainly planned to pivot this year but he planned to pivot after a big triumph on healthcare. i think what happened with the republicans was a great thing for both the republicans and the president. and i think he should do it more often. >> chris: charles, short of surrender on either side, do you see a practical, a realistic possibility of compromise with the two p...

Failure for the president so far and i think he could still get it in the end, is healthcare. that he certainly planned to pivot this year but he planned to pivot after a big triumph on healthcare. i think what happened with the republicans was a great thing for both the republicans and the president. and i think he should do it more often. >> chris: charles, short of surrender on either side, do you see a practical, a realistic possibility of compromise with the two parties coming together on s...

You went after this bill, you would think that that thing was some bolshevic plot. im not an idealogue. im not. >> anything that cuts medicare, raises premiums and sends the states a big bill for the medicaid expansion, that deserves to be voted against and characterized as a bad idea, which we did. >> chris: do you think he is an idealogue? >> in many ways, no. i think he doesnt think he is an idealogue but i think he approaches things in the way a professor would with big complicated schemes w...