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Australia that would increase u.s. military presence in next several years. it's seen as a direct response to china's growing influence. president obama tried his hand at a little australian. >> when julie and iç meet, we listen to each other, we learn from each other. it's not just a lot of ear-bashing. that's a good one, ear-bashing. i can use that in washington. because there's a lot of ear-bashing sometimes. >> president obama has a jam-packed schedule ahead of him. he's expected to speak to the u.s. and australian troops before leaving for indonesia for a regional meeting. he's schedule...

>> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the failure of the occupy wall street movement, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. in the beginning there was some sympathy towards the protesters who believed the federal government should take action against financial institutions that cheat in the face of the terrible recession. that message is a powerful one. so the occupy wall street movement got some traction. but the more we saw and heard, the more fair minded americans came to believe that the occupiers were not interested in legitimate issues so mu...

Freddie which owe 141 billion to the government. where are the occupiers on that? >> well, first of all, i supported that. i am on the financial services committee. i want to tell you that compensation for executives at failing businesses needs to be looked atticly. >> bill: where are the occupiers on that? >> you got to ask them, bill. >> bill: i don't have to ask them. you are one of their supporters. i'm asking you where they are. >> i'm one of the people who support the goals and the principles that they have articulated. >> bill: isn't that hypothetical to ignore that? >> no. i'm one of t...