The O'Reilly Factor (FNC) - 2002-01-10

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[0:00] Up until next time, I'm John Scott in

[0:02] New York. Have a great night and a safe

[0:04] one. Miss you.

[0:08] The O'Reilly factor is on tonight. Bad

[0:10] news for America. It looks like the

[0:11] Afghan power brokers are not cooperating

[0:14] in the hunt for Mulla Omar and other

[0:16] Taliban leaders. What should the USA do?

[0:18] We'll have a debate. American Civil

[0:20] Liberties Union has always been a

[0:21] champion of freedom of speech. Why then

[0:23] are they crusading against the O'Reilly

[0:25] factor? We'll find out. And is President

[0:28] Bush helping women? Caution. You're

[0:31] about to enter a no spin zone. Factor

[0:33] begins in 90 seconds. [music]

[0:44] Fox News live. I'm Kieran Chetri. The

[0:46] Pentagon says there's no evidence that

[0:47] enemy fire caused Wednesday's crash of a

[0:49] KC130 plane in southwestern Pakistan.

[0:53] Steep, rocky terrain is making it hard

[0:55] for crews to recover the bodies of the

[0:57] seven Marines on board. Meanwhile, an

[1:00] Air National Guard F-16 crashed on a

[1:02] training mission in New Jersey today.

[1:04] The pilot was able to be rescued by the

[1:06] Coast Guard.

[1:08] American Taliban fighter John Walker's

[1:10] fate is still uncertain. The 20-year-old

[1:13] Californian is the only prisoner left on

[1:15] a marine ship in the Arabian Sea. The

[1:17] other al-Qaeda and Taliban detaininees

[1:19] are heading to a new prison facility on

[1:21] Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. The government is

[1:24] still deciding how to prosecute Walker's

[1:26] case. The campaign against terrorism is

[1:29] taking some US troops to the

[1:31] Philippines. About two dozen special

[1:33] forces are helping train Philippine

[1:35] soldiers to deal with Muslim rebels. The

[1:38] militants aligne

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