On the O'Reilly Factor, Bill O'Reilly said that polling data indicates that the majority of Americans think that Obama is a failure, but don't want him impeached.

Citing a FOX News poll that showed that only 36 percent of Americans favor impeachment, while 61 percent are against, he suggested that there was, as of yet, no national support for impeachment.

"Impeachment is a last resort mechanism and although President Obama is having trouble, most Americans believe impeachment would be an overreaction that would damage the country," O'Reilly said.

At the same time he said that polls showed that voters disapproved of Obama's performance on healthcare, the economy, foreign policy, immigration and the border crisis by large margins.

"Barack Obama has lost the folks - at least Americans who evaluate things in a fair way," O'Reilly said.

"He seems disengaged, apathetic, even arrogant at times. When he speaks about the border or the middle east or Putin, he meanders. He doesn't seem authoritative. So the perception, even in some Democratic precincts, is that Mr. Obama has lost his ability to deal with problems effectively."

"The majority of Americans believe President Obama is failing in his job," O'Reilly concluded.