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[laughs] >> bill: also ahead, watters in times square asking people about the new year.. >> it's going to be a beautiful year filled with love and acceptance. i am sure of it. >> did you read that on a hallmark card? [laughs] >> bill: caution, you are about to enter "the no spin zone." "the factor" begins right now. ♪ >> bill: hi, i am bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. first edition of 2017. happy new year, hope it is a good one for you and your family. donald trump's inauguration, that is the subject of this evening's "talking points" memo. there are wide reports that many ente...

Whack-a-mole. it's hard to see trump move on because of these drip, drip, drip of revelations, and stuff hard to pin down, decades' old allegations that are hard to prove or disprove. >> john, you know the house leadership so well. this is what newt gingrich had to say on fox business today. >> let me say about trump, who i admire and try to help as much as i can. there's a big trump and a little trump. the little trump is, frankly, pathetic. >> and, i mean, he's one of the supporters and surrogates, frequent surrogate. what is happening on capitol hill with the leadership and how does paul ry...

Controversy. first it was the heat. then the extensive allegations of bribery. but what is most worry sum is the human cost associated with this event. workers are dying on the job in the race to complete these multibillion dollar sites associated with the world cup. now, the number, difficult to pin down, but a report by the international trade union confederation has stilted 1,200 deaths so far with up to 4,000 additional worker deaths by 2022. now many experts say those numbers vastly underplay the reality. in the face of stinging criticism about working conditions and abuse, the country's ...

Confession on tape. >> he got up and say goodbye and we thought that was the end, but his microphone kept recording, we always leave it on him, he knows that, and he went to the bathroom while it was recording and months later we had an editor listening to material we had left behind. we'll go back and finish the series and we discovered a shocking piece of audio. >> "new york times" said two years, you said months. >> it was many months since we sat down with him. we have the kind of revelation which he was unable to determine which of the two handwritings were his own, after that he got off....

We have the kind of revelation which he was unable to determine which of the two handwritings were his own, after that he got off. many months later we realized the more interesting revelation may have been the secret revelation. joining me now is "new york times" contributor. the time line here is difficult to pin down, and they seemed a little squirrely, frankly. >> that is what i started the interview with, they were interested in sorting out the inconsistencies. so where they confront him with the letter seemed to happen when you watch the film, after he had been arrested on his brother's