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so does the president believe them? >> by the way, he gives a total denial. most of them are trump voters. all you can do is you have to do what you have to do. he totally denys it. >> reporter: when mr. trump was a candidate, more than a dozen women accused him of sexual assault on his conduct. >> every woman came forward have lied to hurt my campaign. >> reporter: and the president has stood by allies like roger ailes and bill o'reilly both came to face with million dollar settlements in the face of sexual harassment claims. mr. trump on o'reilly -- >> i think he shouldn't have settled. he's a good person. >> reporter: after a photo surfacing over franken seemingly groping a woman. what's the president's message now? >> women are very special. it's a very special time. a lot of things are coming out and i think it's very, very good
but if he stays quiet on o'reilly and focuses on other issues, voters could look past this. a lot of this depends on how the president handle is it. >> we're getting new information on bill o'reilly's payout from fox, what are you learning? >> reporter: it's a staggering amount that o'reilly's getting paid. he's get $25 million to leave fox, that's the equivalent of about one year salary for o'reilly under the contract he just signed. 21st century fox and o'reilly not acknowledging the existence of any payout. >> let's get back to our panel. this is a relationship between the president and bill o'reilly that's been going on for 20 years. >> and a relationship between bill o'reilly, fox news and the republican party that's been going on and i cannot stress to you, wolf, what an impact bill o'reilly has had, talking to voters across this country, you hear recitation of his talking points because it really helps a lot of people in this country
at this same set of issues. so everyone expects that these will go on for some time. and there will be some time before we get some clear answers to the questions that we've been looking at. >> mark with "the new york times." we'll put that piece out on my twitter. new details emerging about the departure of bill o'reilly following allegations of sexual harassment and reported multimillion-dollar payouts. in a statement about his departure, he dismissed the allegations saying in part it is tremendously disheartening that we part ways due to completely unfounded claims. for more on o'reilly. julia, let me start with you. what do we know about how much money blill o'reilly stands to make from departing fox in?
he sure had a way with words. >> say you're a cocaine dealer and you kind of look like one a little bit. >> as do you. you look like a cocaine user. >> in my mind, i think of you as a goon. >> i didn't hear a word she said. i was looking at the james brown wig. >> reporter: hey, bill, how do you like my wig now. like magic, poof, bill o'reilly disappeared. posters outside fox say nobody moves this man. we're moved, vanished from his show mockingly compared to stalin, airbrushing out comrades who fell from grace. stephen colbert resurrected his old pundit character based on o'reilly. >> you failed o'reilly. all he ever did was have your back. if you're a woman, have a go at the front, too. >> reporter: comedians reprized his most macho moments. >> cut his mike. >> cut his mike out.
fox, it's going to take a lot more than these terminations. >> you know, one thing that is expected to change, the ratings. you look at o'reilly, "the o'reilly factor," that was a ratings monster. it will be hard to match that. how does fox recover from that? they are putting their trust in tucker karlsson, their bench is not that deep. how do they compete like they did a week or two ago? >> let me tell you how hard it will be to replace bill o'reilly, because he has been on the air 21 years there. he has been number one for 16 of those years. he is not only a host that people like. he is a part of people's families. they eat dinner and watch o'reilly. i know this i can go back to when i was home. my father sent me a text, just today, tonight, as soon as i got up. he said, here's the difference on o'reilly, he's not on tonight. o'reilly was must-watch tv. that's the difference. that's what the people have to
who have a larger immigration population. >> we cooperated with ice and we made sure they are aware of who is in our custody, but we do not change the way we prosecute based on immigration status. >> our first priority is to get bad guys off the street. cutting homeland security grants, cutting cost funding and threating to take other resources away makes it worse, not better. >> harris: there's more, a massachusetts share for speaking out against lawmakers who don't comply. >> if these sinks very are going to harbor immigrants from ice which is a violation, federal arrest warrants should be issued to elect officials. >> harris: there upwards of 300 of them that we know of. >> eric: here's the thing. ag sessions who is on o'reilly tonight, decided that there is $27 billion going to these century cities that may be earmarked to be pulled back from law enforcement cities.
basement and behind the camera there was a window and i used to waved to him and do funny stuff like pretend i am walking down stairs to try to make him laugh. he had such a great sense of humor. i've been on his radio show couple times. the guy was a great interview, great, bright light. i am sorry to see him go. he was married to monica's sister, as you point out. monica always had a great relationship with alan as well. >> kimberly: and on o'reilly a lot. >> dana: i haven't been here as long as you all but used to come to the 18th floor to do his radio show and i would see him when we finished "the five" ." he would love to ask me about my dog, jasper. he and his wife had a dog. i remember when the dog passed away and we bonded over that and he started having me on his radio show. we would talk politics a little bit but mostly we would talk about dogs. one of the things i remember
>> kimberly: i don't think he is referring to any u.s. presidents. he is referring to u.s. military presence versus we don't have anybody that was the head of the kgb. >> tom: it's a one-day situation. it is a small gaffe that will be forgotten tomorrow. >> jesse: mr. o'reilly, who i will not criticize, he didn't say that putin poisons people. he says kills people. he said he's a killer. >> dana: like we are expected to understand what trump meant. you know what o'reilly meant when he said that. talking about people who mysteriously have organ failure because they are against the government. >> tom: i'm not going to criticize. >> kimberly: for more on o'reilly and jesse's job security, watch "the o'reilly factor" tonight.
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john mccain. joining us now, rick wilson, republican strategist and contributor to heat street, and deborah packer, and a msnbc contributor. katie, just when you think they cannot get crazier, they find a way. >> it's really unbelievable. i mean, i thought i had seen everything from the trump team. i've never seen a republican nominee openly attack the republican speaker of the house who has approval ratings among republicans about twice as high as his. it's unbelievable to me, and paul ryan is just one of the best men i've ever known in politics. and his patience with this is, is admirable. but i don't know how long it's going to last. >> let's listen to more of what donald trump said on o'reilly tonight about paul ryan.