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In today's episode, we talk to Fox News pollster Daron Shaw about the latest numbers in the 2016 campaign. Stony Brook University Political Science Professor Helmut Norpoth also joins the podcast to explain why he thinks Trump has an 87% chance to beat Hillary in the fall.

In this episode, retired intelligence operative Tony Shaffer (2:14 to 23:20) and the Heritage Foundation's Steven Bucci (23:28 to 35:45) analyze the recent string of terror attacks in Europe. ISIS now appears to be recruiting refugees to carry out its vicious attacks. What does this mean for U.S. security? Listen now for the best analysis.

Kevin Lacz, a Navy SEAL who served with Chris Kyle in Iraq and plays himself in the movie "American Sniper," joins the podcast to discuss ISIS, the war on Terror, and his new book "The Last Punisher: A SEAL Team THREE Sniper's True Account of the Battle of Ramadi."

In this episode, Karl Rove (00:30 - 16:35) and Democratic Strategist Mary Anne Marsh (16:40 - 26:42) join the podcast from Philadelphia to provide the latest from the Democratic National Convention.

Ted Cruz caused a political earthquake on Wednesday by declining to endorse Donald Trump in his primetime address at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland. In this episode, Fox News Contributor Charles Krauthammer (0:34 to 9:06), Fox News Sunday anchor Chris Wallace (9:10 to 19:20) and Fox News Senior Producer Chad Pergram (19:26 to 34:43) give you the inside story of what's happening in Cleveland.

In this episode, we take you inside day three of the Republican National Convention in Cleveland with Fox News Chief Political Anchor Bret Baier (00:35 to 7:35), former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee (7:40 to 19:15), and Fox News Anchor Bill Hemmer (19:18 to 29:56).

In this episode, we talk to Fox News Senior Political Analyst Brit Hume about race relations in America and the Republican National Convention. Jesse Watters then joins the podcast for a preview of his antics at the conventions.

Fox News Anchor Eric Shawn recently traveled to Israel where he interviewed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other prominent Israeli leaders. In this episode, we debrief Shawn on his trip, discuss worldwide terrorism, and recount the 40th anniversary of the Entebbe raid - one of the greatest counter-terrorism operations of all time.

In this episode, Pulitzer Prize winning columnist Bret Stephens discusses why he thinks FBI Director James Comey made a political decision when he decided to recommend no indictment against Hillary Clinton. Stephens also tells us what the United States needs to do to win the war against ISIS.

More people have been convicted for ties to ISIS in Minnesota than any other state. In the latest in our "Crime in America" series, Fox News anchor Harris Faulkner tell us about her recent trip to Minneapolis and why ISIS is recruiting so heavily in the Twin Cities metro area's Somali refugee community. Should we be optimistic about law enforcement's efforts to stop ISIS's efforts in the North Star State? Listen now to find out.

Fox News Anchor Eric Bolling joins the Contributing Factor to discuss his new book Wake Up America and the presidential candidacy of Donald Trump. Why does Bolling think Millennials are so misguided? And does Bolling think Trump has a real shot to win the White House? Listen now to find out.

In this episode, O'Reilly Factor Correspondent Jesse Watters and Factor producer Rob Monaco take you behind-the-scenes on the production of The Factor's always popular Watters' World segment.

Recorded June 22, 2016 Listen now to hear Geraldo opine on what a free society needs to do to protect itself from mass shootings.

Recorded on June 21, 2016 In the debut of the Contributing Factor, Bill O'Reilly talks about what it's like to cover Trump and why he's so passionate about writing about history. Bill opines on what he thinks Trump needs to do to help his poll numbers plus reveals his favorite historical document in his personal collection.

Recorded on June 8, 2016 Can Donald Trump win over African-American voters? Actress Stacey Dash thinks so. Listen now to hear how she plans to persuade African-Americans to vote for Trump. She also describes how she went from poverty in the South Bronx to Hollywood stardom to her current role as a Republican activist.