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Bill O'Reilly (9:36)

And how did that work out there, Senator, the interdiction thing? And I work out under Biden. Let's get to Pacific. How to work out they interdicting the ships. That worked out pretty well. Well, according to Border Patrol, Biden's last year, 23, 24. Record amount of fentanyl seas, which means a record amount was coming over £20,000. Kill 20 million people, easy. Okay, so how did that work out, that interdiction go? Let's go all the way back, okay, to Vietnam. Never been a shortage in narcotics in America. Never. You want heroin, you want cocaine, methamphetamine, hey, you go out, you find out where the dealer is, you buy the dealer. Never a shortage. That interdiction, that was working pretty well, wasn't it? Now, the fact that the United States is now blowing drug boats out of the water, that is an inhibitor, okay? So if you're on that boat, you go. That's why Maduro, the leader of Venezuela, was up to here in the narcotics. Okay? He's getting paid tens of millions of dollars, in my opinion. I can't prove it. But to narco state Venezuela. That's why he doesn't want this. This is his money. So Schiff is. Look, I got no respect for the man. I'm sorry. And there are Republican senators I don't respect either Murkowski. Okay? So I'm not. It's not a partisan play. But he's like, if. If Trump wants it, I don't want it. And that's a memo. Okay? So there's a poll, Reuters, it's a news service that doesn't like Trump. And a poll is about the National Guard being sent to cities. But the questions are too simple. Now, what does that mean? It means that you're asking people for an opinion of something they don't know about. So that would be like me doing a poll and calling you up and say, the War of 1812, should we have done that? Should we have been engaged in that war? And you go like that. All right, now, a few of you do know about the War of 1812, but not many. So this is 1154, US adults. First question. President should only deploy troops to areas with external threats. That means outside of the United States. Yes. 58. No, 25. Don't know, 18. All right, so the external threat, if there's an internal threat that 58% of the people say no. No military, no National Guard, well, that puts you in the direct opposite of John F. Kennedy, Dwight Eisenhower, US Grant, and a whole bunch of other presidents who had to use the US Federal military to solve very serious problems. You're on the other side of that now. If those 1154 US adults are sitting right next to me now, they would not know what I'm talking about. I guarantee you they don't know what Kennedy did and what Eisenhower did. Now, we did it earlier this week. And if you're a premium conservation member, I said, you can get a transcript. It was about civil rights states. Some of them in the south just wouldn't obey the civil rights law, wouldn't let the black kids in school, public school. Kennedy said 17,000 people, 17,000 U.s. military paratroopers down Alabama. Do you think most people know that? They remember that in 1963. They don't. Second question on the Reuters poll. The president should be able to send troops to a state even if its governor objects? Yes. 37%. No, 48. That second question doesn't make any sense in conjunction with the first question. Okay, so it doesn't matter what the governor wants. Although this is an interesting aside. Trump asked Pritzker, the governor of Illinois, to call up the Guard to protect the people in the south side who were being gunned down by the drug gangs. Pritzker wouldn't do it. Wouldn't do it. 4,000 dead. I'm not calling them up. Why not? Got 4,000 dead, 80% African Americans. Why aren't you calling them up? But Trump wanted the locals to take action. They wouldn't do it. And they will protect, as we proved, the ICE agents in Chicago. So therefore you got the guard there, about five to 700 of them. And they'll be patrolling over the weekend, I'm pretty sure. So I'm going to do a big takeout on the YouTube channel, our YouTube channel, because that's all over the world and I want people in other countries to understand exactly what's going on. So I'm going to have soundbites from Eisenhower and JFK and explain the whole thing. So sign up for that. It's free. Subscribe. It's YouTube.combillorilly we'll give you the address a little later on. Here are the lawsuits about the National Guard, State of Illinois, Chicago, State of Oregon, Portland, Oregon, State of California, District of Columbia. Okay, so there's six lawsuits. Supreme Court will knock them out. I'm very confident that will happen. All right, let us from the Middle East. So it looks like there is a deal, at least a verbal deal. The Knesset in Israel voting on the deal. They'll vote to take it because this is this. Hostages will be released. Anything could happen here. So I'm just reporting where we know right now. All right? And that's why the President will go to the Middle east if this deal is signed. Now. Netanyahu put an AI generated image of Trump getting the Nobel Peace Prize, which Trump wants the Norwegians. You know, I'm just not, I'm not going to say anything now because I'm working on this myself. But not like they're fair over there. Witkoff, Steve Witkoff, which is Trump's main negotiator and his son in law, Jared Kushner, who's got all kinds of business with the Gulf states. They're involved with this negotiation as well as the President and Marco Rubio, the Secretary of State. Do I think it'll happen? I do. I think it'll happen. Could be wrong.

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Your ratings are very good and I want to congratulate you. So tomorrow, the President goes to Walter Reed Medical center, very fine facility in Maryland. I was there doing a charity thing, the wounded of Iraq and Afghanistan, and I was impressed. She gets a medical checkup and then I wonder what happened to Biden's doctor. The guy didn't tell anybody that Biden had prostate cancer in last February. And then he has prostate cancer. Where is that? How come we don't know what that's all about? But anyway, so Trump's getting examined tomorrow. Another poll. Power, Power. A lot of people love power. You know, if I had a choice between money and power, I'm taking the money because I can give it away. You can't get power away. Power. I mean, sometimes I can right wrongs as we do on our concierge membership. For billorily.com if you're getting hosed, I can come in and do some serious damage to the people who are hurting you. And so that's power. And we use it that way. But just power. People go, okay, here it is. Pew is a Good Research Center. 3,455 US adults compared to other recent presidents. Do you think Donald Trump is trying to exercise more presidential power? 69%. Less. 2%. About the same. 21. The answer there, if we're doing Jeopardy. Is more. All right. President Trump believes in executive power. Executive branch. No question about it. No question. And he joins Alexander Hamilton, Andrew Jackson, Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin Roosevelt. All of those presidents said the supremacy should lie in the executive branch. Trump is. The pursuit of power is the highest level in modern times. Now, maybe you don't like that. Obviously, Democrats don't. Second question. As you may know, Donald Trump has used a number of executive orders to set policy. Do you think Trump is doing too much by executive order 51? Too little. 6. About right. 27. I haven't seen any executive orders from the president that I objected to, but I didn't really study all of them. There are a lot of them. We don't even have time to report. He is a lot of them. No doubt about it. Next question. Improve the way the government works. Has Trump done that? Definitely improved it. 19. Probably improved it. 20%. 39%. Altogether not approved the government. 18. Definitely not. 41. That's not a good number for the president there. They don't think is working as it should. Final question. Improperly encourage federal investigations of political opponents. Okay, interesting question. Definitely done that. 38. Probably 24 haven't done it. 21. Definitely haven't done it. 15. So he's underwater. 62 to 36. Donald Trump has used his power to roil. That's a good word, right? R O I L his political opponents, but some of them broke the law. I do the Same thing. I always measure what I would do. Call me. I go after him. I didn't. Comey corrupted that Justice Department, that FBI agency to a degree that I haven't seen since Nixon. Garland was bad under Biden. He was terrible. Where is he? He disappeared. He may be up in Greenland somewhere. Garland bad? But he didn't do anything. But Comey ran wild. I don't think he should get away with it. I don't think he's going to get convicted of the perjury stuff. I don't see it could be wrong on that. But the fact that he has to go through it and people know what he did or didn't do is worthy exercise. And then I look at all the others that he, Schiff and Letitia James. Man, I think they all abused their power in trying to destroy him and his family. Anyway, that's my point of view. Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. I'd like to tell you about an important new book. Leland Vitters, Born Lucky. A dedicated father, a grateful son. In my journey with autism, Born Lucky gives hope to millions of American parents who have a child with autism, ADHD or any developmental disorder. Read Born Lucky today. Good job. Leland Vitter. FBI issued a report on the Summer Heat operation that I never even heard of. So the FBI Summer Heat operation, all 55 FBI offices across the country happened from June 24 to September 20, summer. Here are the stats. 8,629 arrests. Bulk of the arrests, gang members. 6,510. 53 child victims were involved with these crimes. 45,000 kilograms of cocaine seized just in the summer. Tell Adam Schiff, please. 421 kilograms of fentanyl seized. Almost 2,300 weapons seized. Not a bad summer for the FBI now that Comey's not there. Okay, you will never hear this reported on the national television news. I don't even think Fox are reported. They just don't do it. Chicago. Okay, so the Guard now is on the outskirts of Chicago. I got my people there. They're training. I hope they're going to use restraint. I think the National Guard has conducted itself in Washington. Excellent. Excellent. I got my son down there watching. He says they're great, dad. They're just patrolling. Everything's safe. So I got boots on the ground in D.C. i think by this weekend their Guard will move into Chicago proper and patrol and protect ICE agents. That is the reason they're there. But the real reason they're there, it's a suppressed crime. But then you get into legalisms. If you say the reason the guard is there is to protect ICE agents. That's firm constitutional ground. I usually ask potential criminals to have a seat, but now I'm asking you to join me, Chris Hansen, for my.

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Bill O'Reilly (26:59)

So Pritzker, the worst mayor in the country, he doesn't want any part of this. And because like shift with the narcotics, Pritzker hasn't solved one problem. Now crime is coming down a bit in Chicago, but there's still bodies all over the place. Okay? So Trump says, quote, chicago mayor should be in jail for failing to protect ICE officers. Governor Pritzker also, and that's Trump. But you can't put them in jail because they didn't commit a crime. Not doing your duty is not a crime. Okay. Their election duty is not a crime. Can't put them in jail, can humiliate them, which is what Trump is doing. Here's how Pritzker responded. Go. You know as well as I do the president of the United States in the last 24 hours called for you to be imprisoned. I want get to give you an opportunity with senior reaction on social media. But I want to hear what you have to say back to the president, United States. Let's start with the idea that this is a convicted felon. I mean, think about that. Who is threatening to jail me? I got to say, this guy's unhinged. He's insecure. He's a wannabe dictator. And there's one thing I really want to say to Donald Trump. If you come for my people, you come through me. So come and get me. Now. A lot of people get angry, not me. I think Pritzker is through. I think he's done. And all of this madness that we're seeing in Oregon, in la, California, Illinois, going to work against the progressive left, people are going, you know what you're not doing your job. Most clear thinking people are feeling that way. In my opinion. I could be wrong. The exception is Boston because that Mayor Wu, she's up there doing the same thing and she's going to get reelected. Nobody's even running against her. Boston, very, very left wing town. I got to get up to Boston, find out what's going on up there. Interesting. Overseas Denmark. This is a bogus story, but it's amusing. So the Prime Minister of Denmark is a woman named Met Friedrichsen. Okay. She has announced that there is a new law coming out of Copenhagen in Denmark. And Denmark's a nice little country. You go over there, it's two or three days, right? Viking things and all that. All right, so no social media, according to the Danish parliament, for kids under 15, because they're, quote, stealing our children's childhood. Their kids have increased anxiety and depression. So they're going to pass a law. They already have that. If you're under 15, you can't have social media. How are they going to enforce it? How are you going to do that? They don't know. Okay, so Prime Minister Frederickson does not specify how the law is going to work. Can't work. What are you going to do? Have cops going around? If some kid has a dopey phone, you take him into custody. All of this is just sending a message. That's what this is. Can enforce it. Final thought coming your way in a moment. Okay. Final thought of the day. I outlined what we're going to do next week in Washington, D.C. so I hope you. I think News Nation's got a few seats left for the three Americans. Get over there. Like to see you tonight. Thursday, 9pm Concierge Premium members get to ask me questions about confronting evil. Josh Hammer, the new co author, will be there with me. And we have questions for him because he's the researcher. Lots of questions, and they're good ones. So nine o' clock tonight, live with all you guys who are premium and concierge members, it enhances your life. You know, when I see the sheet every day of people that sign up and we got a lot of, a lot of concierge, but once in a while, people cancel and I guess, you know, people die and people go bankrupt and all that. But I go, why would you do that? We give you information that nobody else is ever going to give you, and it gets you ahead of what's happening in this country. And knowledge is power. We talked about power a little while ago. The more you know, the more powerful you are. The more you can protect yourself against the evils of the world. And you have to. You have to plan ahead. And if you don't, you're going to get hosed. And if you do get hosed, then I'm here to help you. If you're a concierge, remember, we kind of put that net out. You know, trust is earned. I think I've earned your trust all over the world. So check it out. And we're looking forward to our soiree tonight, 9pm I'll be right back here, same jacket, tie, and we'll have a lot of fun. Thanks for watching O Spin News. We'll see you tonight.