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Democrats’ Big Lie on Healthcare Spending, Attack on ICE in Chicago, & A Legal Perspective on Trump’s Law Enforcement Tactics with Bruce Fein
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Foreign here. Welcome to the no spin news. Monday, October 6, 2025. Stand up for your country. Well, I talked to President Trump on Friday about a number of things. He told me how hard he's working and I don't think there's any doubt about that. So I researched over the weekend. You know, we did voluminous research for confronting the presidents, whether there has ever been a chief executive that's worked harder than Donald Trump. Two names surfaced and it's not that definitively they worked harder, but they're in that category. Abraham Lincoln. Lincoln Round clock almost. And you'll be surprised by this name. Harry Truman. Harry Truman, when FDR died, had to do all of the post World War II stuff. And then Korea, the war in Korea. Harry couldn't get a break. But Harry spaced it out. He got a massage every day. President Truman made that time for himself. Donald Trump just works almost around the clock. It's amazing. Anyway, we will have some information about my chat a little later on in the week. You know, these are off the record chats, but he is very forthcoming to me, as he always has been for 35 years and gives me a big advantage in reporting stories, that's for sure. The subject of the Talking Points memo this evening is this ongoing government shutdown which you know is heavily misreported. This drives me nuts, but there's nothing I can do about it other than to tell you the truth, which is why you're here watching and listening to me. All right, so the shutdowns in day six, and there are people getting hurt, people who work for the federal government, you know, the tour in the parks, things like that. I suspect it's not going to last all that much longer, but I could be wrong on that. Now it's all about the Democrats being very angry about the big beautiful bill. Remember the big beautiful bill signed into law on July 4th, furious. Because that bill mitigated government spending in a bunch of areas, but one in particular, health care. It said no Medicaid payments unless you're looking for a job. The progressive left Democratic Party went wild, wild with that. They hate that. I don't know what the big deal is. I mean, that bill was laden with. You can volunteer if you can't look for a job physically. If you're infirmed, you can get a doctor's note. I mean, my God. But the progressive left doesn't want any restraints at all. So they're trying to what they call claw back some of the restrictions from the big beautiful bill on health care. Spending. And the Democratics are saying, if you don't give us these give backs, we're going to keep the government shut down. That's what's going on. And there's an ancillary thing about illegal immigration also. Now, the press doesn't understand what this is all about. Doesn't particularly care, just wants to blame Trump. We know the game. And so they're sympathetic to the Democratic Party. And House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries. Roll the tape.
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If Republicans continue to refuse to extend the Affordable Care act tax credits, tens of millions of American taxpayers are going to experience dramatically increased premiums, co pays and deductibles. And that information from their insurance companies is going out right now. Now, federal law clearly prohibits the expenditure of taxpayer dollars to, to provide health care to undocumented immigrants, Period. Full stop. And no Democrat on Capitol Hill is trying to change that law.
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All right. Well, simply gibberish. Number one. The Republican Party has clearly stated we will negotiate an extension of the Affordable Care act, but we're just not going to do a mandate for you to, to throw everything you want back in the hopper. When we passed a tax and spend law on July 4, that makes sense to me. The Republicans say we will negotiate a new, not a new law, but a new spending parameter. Okay, remember, with $37 trillion in debt here, and by Jeffrey saying that full stop, which is a two terrible cliche. That's not true. So the following states do give health, taxpayer health care to migrants through illegal aliens. Oregon, California, Minnesota, Washington, D.C. not a state. And then other states give subsidies. Washington, Colorado, New York, Illinois. This all comes from National Immigration Law Center. Okay, so don't tell me that taxpayer money isn't going for the health care of illegal immigrants. It is not across the board, but in those big places. Now, those are big states and California has the biggest nutrition. I mean, California, New York, Illinois are big states. This is trillions of dollars of health care going to undocumented people. Well, no, no, it's not. It's not. It is. And it goes through the Medicaid process. It's not direct payments. It goes through it. So. But you would think that the woman interviewing Jefferies would say, well, know, O'Reilly has this information. What about this Jefferies? What would he say? Would he deny it? Couldn't. Okay. So we are in a situation where what's likely to happen is there will be set negotiations on the Affordable health Care, which I support to some extent. Not for undocumented migrants, of course, but if you are a Destitute person in America. You need some kind of coverage. So if you're 85 year old widow and you are under siege, you can't let these people die. You can't. Okay, if you hard right people who are, you know, sorry and there are millions of people in that circumstance, I know it's abused, but come on. So let's negotiate. All right. A fair system but don't shut down the government. And that's the memo. All right. ICE. Okay, so this is an interesting story. Saturday, Chicago, three ICE agents are patrolling about 15 miles away from their headquarters. 40th street and Kedsey Avenue. If you know the Windy City, 10 cars, 10 come at the ice ages. One of the cars is looking like she, the driver is going to run them over. Her name is Maramar Martinez. The ICE agents shoot her, she's wounded, she goes to the hospital. Not life threatening. In FBI custody right now. All right, this is horrendous, right? So the governor of the state who is informed immediately this broke fast, boom. And it wasn't a hard story to get because the ICE agents had to report it. So JB Pritzker says this go so.
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Here it's really hard to know exactly what the facts are and they won't.
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Let us access the the facts.
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They are just putting out their propaganda and then we've got to later determine what actually happened.
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That's not true. These people just, it's just not true at all. Everybody knew what happened. I knew it happened within the hour and I'm on Long Island. So the governor now is in an embarrassed number one, he's in an untenable place. But listen to this. So Fox News gets a hold of a dispatch message from Chicago's chief of patrol, a man named John Hein. H E I N. The message goes out to all Chicago police officers, quote chief of patrol. No units will respond to this as related. Let's face it, the US economy is under stress. National debt rising, trade war shaking the markets. And meanwhile China is dumping the dollar and stockpiling gold. That's why I protected my savings with physical gold and silver through the only dealer I trust, American Hartford Gold. And you can do this. Get precious metals delivered to your door or place in a tax Advantage Gold IRA. They'll even help you roll over your existing IRA or 401k tax and penalty free with billions in precious metals delivered thousands of five star reviews and an A from the Better Business Bureau. You can trust American Hartford Gold as I do. Please call 866-326-5576 or text Bill to 998-899. Again, that's 866-326-5576, or text Bill to 998-899.
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Hey, it's Sean Spicer from the Sean Spicer show podcast reminding you to tune into my show every day to get your daily dose inside the world of politics. President Trump and his team are shaking up Washington like never before. And we're here to cover it from all sides, especially on the topics the mainstream media won't. So if you're a political junkie on a late lunch or getting ready for the drive home, new episodes of the Sean Spicer show podcast drop at 2pm East coast every day. Make sure you tune in. You can find us at Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcast.
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Caller is one of approximately 30 armed patrol agents who are being surrounded by a large crowd of people requesting Chicago Police Department. Don't respond. No units will respond. So even though the ICE agents are now under siege, in danger, physical danger, this guy, the Chicago PD chief of patrol, says the local cops can't help them. That's a crime. Now, I expect the Justice Department to go in heavy on this. Pam Bondi, you cannot do that. Now, if that was ordered by the mayor, Brandon Johnson or the police chief, they need to be arrested and high needs to be investigated because you can't do that. That's so horrendous, it's really hard to believe. So we'll kill them now. Now, all of this is set up an advantage for the White House, for the Trump administration, because in the Constitution it says if the local authorities cannot or will not ensure the public safety, then the federal government can go on in remember Shays Rebellion, George Washington, okay, took the federal troops and said, okay, Massachusetts is not going to control it. We will. And so there's way, precedent, the president, the precedent. And finally, Portland, I should mention that 300 ICE agents are supposedly going to be in Chicago by the end of this week. But we don't know for sure because there's all kinds of lawsuits. Same thing in Portland. National Guard troops from Texas, California are on their way to Portland, but it's being held up by litigation. But I expect President Trump to win all of this. Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. Under President Biden, we saw the American dream slip away from many because of record spending, open borders, policies that ignited inflation. But that's all changing. President Trump has laid out a vision to restore American prosperity. And I want you to to consider what we have in this vision. So please join me and investment expert Alexander Green for a special event called the Rebirth of the American Dream, where we will reveal Donald Trump's plan to eliminate inflation while supercharging growth. How a new wave of AI could create unprecedented wealth. Tales on six specific stocks, the potential to soar in Trump's second term, and a complete roadback to achieving your own American dream. Plus, everyone who attends gets a chance to claim a free copy of my number one best selling book, Confronting the presidency. Please visit trumpsamericandream.com now to secure your spot. Joining us now from Florida is a constitutional attorney. Now, this guy has been around. Bruce Fine was general counsel. The FCC under President Reagan, participated in the drafting of articles, impeachment against Nixon and Bill Clinton. Wow, Quite the resume, counselor.
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Flattery will get you everywhere.
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Well, it's okay. I mean, I'm telling the truth. We only get the best guests on this program. All right, so am I reading this wrong, that the Trump administration probably will win this in the Supreme Court?
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I think right now the jury is out. But let me add a couple of footnotes to your opening observations. The power to utilize the military to enforce the law is not in the Constitution. It's in congressional statutes. Shays Rebellion actually occurred before the Constitution in 1786. But those are small things at present. We do know that there's a statute at least now President Trump has refrained from invoking. It's called the Insurrection act of 1807. It was urged by some to be utilized with regard to many of the protests that surfaced after George Floyd killing. But President Trump, I think he was concerned that military wasn't completely supportive of invoking the Insurrection Act. That says, you know, in times when there's sufficient chaos and disruption that the enforcement of federal laws is severely compromised. He can utilize the military. It is what's called an exception to the military. The Comitatus Posse Comitatus act of 1877, which says ordinarily you can't use the military to enforce civilian law unless Congress by statute creates an exception.
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Let me stop you there. Let me push back. So the Shays Rebellion came under the Articles of Confederation, which were then incorporated into the U.S. constitution. In 1871, U.S. grant ordered federal troops to South Carolina without congressional approval to put down a Ku Klux Klan. It was like a war. And the federal troops went in and it was violent shooting, all kinds of stuff. Okay. Then the city of New Orleans and others were taken over by the federal government because they would not ensure public safety. You'll remember that there were actually law enforcement agents from New York City that were appointed to run the New Orleans Police Department with federal oversight. So you're correct in your interpretation. But there is that clause that there are exceptions to the Posse Comitatus law when the public or federal facilities or people are deemed to be in danger. Correct.
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Well, I mean, I think. I never like to be disputatious, but I. Again, I add a little bit of context here. Remember, those invocations by President Grant were during Reconstruction. Were there military governments running all of the South? Reconstructions do not end until at least.
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Yeah, but it didn't matter because the South Carolinian authorities had their own elected officials and they would not deal with the Ku Klux Klan. That's why Grant wrote the order.
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Yeah, right. But that was before the Posse Comitatus act, and that was.
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It was six years before it was based.
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It was based upon Reconstruction law. But I'm just saying, Bill, there's nothing in the express language of the Constitution that addresses this issue. It does say in Article 1, Section 9, that Congress may suspend the writ of habeas corpus and you could impose martial law, so to speak. But that's Congress, not the executive branch. And here, at least at present, Mr. Trump is not Congress to do anything, including his behavior.
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So then you would say that the Trump lawyers are going to raise the Insurrection Act. That would be the way to go. Correct.
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If they want to. Pro. If they want to.
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Well, they're gonna have to defend it. They're gonna have to.
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I think that is correct. And say that was contemplated during the George Floyd demonstrations, many of which erupted into violence. But Trump decided, for his own reasons not to invoke the Insurrection Act. But I underscore the importance in my mind is always process over personalities. That's what the process is. And Congress can expand the instances in which a president can use the military by statute, but has to amend the law and make it as possible. It can be justified. And the law is pretty clear, Bill, that the dividing line between when we have ordinary law enforcement and these extraordinary occasions when the president can intercede is basically when the court system is broken down. We know that courts are there because people do violate the law from time to time. There are massive violations during Prohibition.
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Okay, but let me stop be there. Sanctuary cities defy the law. Chicago and Portland are punctuary cities. So that.
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Go ahead. It's more complicated, Bill, for this reason. And I don't want to sound like a lawyer.
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No, no, no. Just. Just shoot it. Go ahead.
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This is the US Supreme Court and it arose with regard to gun control. And the Supreme Court held you cannot coerce state authorities to enforce federal law. Right. Immigration law is federal law. It's exclusively entrusted to Congress and the executive in Article 1, Section 8. And the courts have held that you cannot compel a state to assist in immigration enforcement. A state may choose to cooperate. Fair enough. And the federal government can utilize as many ICE agents they want to enforce federal law. So it's a little bit misleading to say you may disagree with the decision of a state to say we don't want to help enforce.
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Okay, but, but, but remember, help is. What was the difference then? What would be the difference then? You can flood the zone with ICE agents, but why not National Guard? It's the same protective apparatus. Look, when the feds. You were around. You were around. Wait, wait a minute. You were around when the federal government took over the city of New Orleans Police Department. Okay. They did it citing public safety, that the police department in New Orleans, the state of Louisiana was not able to protect the citizenry. The same law that was used to send the Guard into LA when there were the riots. And that when the police chief of Los Angeles said we can't handle this.
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Want to congratulate you.
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And we clearly said it. And our people are in danger. Bang. The Guard went in and the courts allowed them the go in. Correct?
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Yes. And that.
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Correct.
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And that. And the reason was because the state authorities were saying we cannot.
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No, no, just the police chief. The governor wouldn't. The governor repudiated it and so did legislate.
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He wasn't contradicted. The states weren't. I mean, the governor wasn't contradicting that. Here we have a situation which a little more complex where the governors are saying, we can handle this issue. We don't need assistance. And at least at present, it doesn't appear as though the federal officials being sent in are confined to simply enforcing the immigration laws, which they're entitled to do.
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All right, let me, let me challenge.
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Again, agents, as he wishes.
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If you have a chief of patrol sending out a message to cops, do not protect ICE agents as you have in Chicago, that seems to me to be all you need to. To send in National Guard to protect the ICE agents.
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Well, I agree with that. And that. And the National Guard could go in and protect the ICE agents for sure. Just like he can send in the Guard to protect federal buildings, including ICE building, if they are attacked. I have no doubt about that. I think some of the litigation bill is because some of the federal interveners are going beyond simply enforcing the immigration laws and protecting ICE agents, although they're doing that as well as. But I do not. And if it comes to the U.S. supreme Court, I have no doubt that with regard to federal officials enforcing federal law, that the Supreme Court will say, Trump, under existing statutes can dispose of the National Guard, the military, to accomplish that function. To the extent there's a dispute, it's. Well, whether they can go beyond the federal functions and enforce the law more generally.
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Okay, that seems to be, that seems to be logical. But, you know, the National Guard isn't making any arrests in D.C. where it's posted and wouldn't make any arrests in Portland or Chicago. They're there to contain the violence and the arrests are being made by federal agents primarily, you know, that the Guard hadn't made any arrests. So that would take that issue away from the judges that are trying to stay it.
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Well, oftentimes the law is very complicated and lawyers draw lines that maybe are mysterious to lay people. But even, even if they're not Making arrests. The statute says that you can be summoned to protect federal buildings, federal officers in the discharge of federal responsibilities. But it doesn't say as long as you don't make arrests, you can go ahead and police for other purposes, at least if the state officials don't want. Now, my view is that the immigration is the chief issue. Why are you going. And if you're asking for an electoral mandate. Trump did get a mandate with regard to immigration, but I don't think he got a mandate for every other law.
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Right. Well, immigration, certainly in Chicago, I think that's the property in Portland, Oregon. But I'm going to predict here, Counselor, that the Supreme Court will allow the guard to go in. And basically about what you said, but I don't know whether they're going to be that specific in spelling out exactly what the Guard and can't. Can and can't do. That would be unusual for the court to do that. Last word.
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No, I study the court, read law of their opinions. No, sometimes they can be very precise. You can go this far, but no further. They don't have to do that. After all, they're the final word. Right, but it wouldn't be unique in the annals of Supreme Court.
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No, no. But this is a political. This is a political court. And I don't know whether it's going to be 6, 3 or 5, 4. It might be 5, 4. But I think they're going to give Trump the authority to do this because they understand that the locals and states are undermining the federal government here. That, that's how I see it.
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And I want, I want to make one thing clear, Bill. I do, I do think it becomes constitutionally suspect for a state to say we're not going to help or protect race agents. But. But others we will protect. Because the U.S. supreme Court has also said you can't single out federal operations for discrimination. Once you have state authorities out there, you can't, insofar as they're discharging their duties, say will protect everything except the feds. That doesn't work. The Supreme Court has said it's got to be even handed if you have the authority at all.
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All right. You think I should take the bar exam, Council? That was a good discussion. I appreciate your expertise. And we'll have you back after they rule because they're going to have to rule fast on this. So thank you very much, Council. We appreciate it. Okay. New Atlas Poll. Atlas is our guys in Brazil. They were by far the most accurate in the 2024 election so they got to poll out thousand respondents about Trump's approval rating among various groups. First question, you approve or disprove the job Donald Trump is doing as president. Overall disapprove 52 approve 47 that looks pretty accurate to me. Then I go by race. Asians 74% disapprove approve 25 that's an interesting number. Black. Look at that number. 46 disprove 54% of African Americans approve I don't. Wow. Hispanic disapproved 58 approved 42 that's immigration. White is almost tied 5148 disapprove and gender? Men 55 disapprove 45 approved look at that woman number disapproved 49. 5 approved 48 5. A tie.
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So the African American on the Atlas and again, based on their past performances, pretty, pretty accurate. There is a poll among American Jews in Israel by the Washington Post. Okay, this is 815 Jewish Americans. How safe do you feel as a Jew in the USA? Safe. 69 not safe. 31. Emotionally attached to you? To Israel? Very somewhat 56 not much. 44. How would you rate Netanyahu? Excellent. Good. 32. Fair? Poor 68 that's a big number against Netanyahu. Which of the following statement is closer to your view of U.S. support for Israel? Too supportive. 32. Not supportive enough. 20. About right. 47. Final question. You approve or disapprove of the military action Israel has taken in Gaza? Approved. 46 disapprove. 48. So with October 7 tomorrow, Jews in this country are divided on Israel. And because Jewish Americans tend to be liberal people and the progressive left despises Israel. Across the board. Media madness. So everybody's melting down about CBS News. And as an alumni of cbs, I might do this story tomorrow. I haven't decided yet because I don't know how much you care about this. Cbs, NBC, ABC News, they've all lost and they're never going to get it back. Currency and credibility. But CBS was sold to Skydance. Skydance appointing a new editor in chief. Her name is Bari Weiss. Do not know her. She's right for the New York Times. She quit saying the Times are too liberal. She is the head of some website Free Press. And Skydance bought free pass for 150 million. So Barry is good for you, Adam. Under 50 million. So she's pro Israel and the progressives are going nuts. And she doesn't like the woke movement. I got to send her a not woke mat. So CBS in for big, big shock now again. I know most of you don't watch over there. I, I was going to watch 60 Minutes last night and I, I didn't. It was Rob Reiner and I know what Robert is going to say, and I just, you know, I didn't feel bad about not watching it. It's just not in my purview any longer. Anyway, Barry Weiss getting a lot of ink. I'll watch it. I'll watch it. Disney. So the Kimmel situation has hurt them. According to Thrill Data, an independent tracker for parks, amusement parks. Disney's attendance is going down pretty fast and their cancellations of cable are going up. Hulu, espn, all of that. Not. So it's gonna really hurt them in the stock market or anything but substantial. Substantial. So a lot of conservative Americans, traditional Americans, aren't doing business with Disney any longer. Hamas negotiating in Sharm el Sheikh, which is a resort on the Red Sea. All right. And Egypt controls Sharm el Sheikh. Eliat is the Israeli resort right next to it. Interesting part of the world. Anyway, I don't know how this is going to come out. When I talked to the President on Friday, he was optimistic that the hostages will be released. Got to happen pretty soon, though. I said this week. Got to happen. Anyway, they're all over there. They're all negotiating. And As I said, October 7th, tomorrow we're saying prayers. Those hostages get out. It's horrible. Now, the best. If you really want to know what happened on October 7, the preface, the introduction to Confronting Evil, is that I put you right into town. And if you haven't read it, you should read it because it's just horrifying. And I did that on purpose so you would know what true evil is like. All right. Final thought on our Q and A about confronting evil in a moment. Okay. Very busy couple of weeks here. We'll be going down to D.C. for the 3American show on October 15th and then on this Thursday, three days from now. Got the Q and A live just for premium and concierge members on billorilly.com so if you're not one, please sign up, get all the benefits. We will answer all of your questions about confronting evil. I'm going to bring in Josh Hammer, my new co author. You get to look at him, see him, scold him, yell at him, and send your questions to Billo reilly.com live, billowy.com live. So it's this Thursday, 9 Eastern, right after I'm going to do Cuomo on at 8 on News Nation. Then I'm going to come into our studio and do the Q A with Hammer. We'll answer all of your questions about it. Be a lot of fun. These things have worked great in the past. Anyway, why'd your feedback, you know, if there's something in there you didn't like or something you want more information, I'm happy to give it to you. Once again, that address is Bill O'Reilly, one word. Com live. So we got lots of stuff going on here. And as always, we thank you very much for watching. And no Spin News. I'm Bill O'Reilly. We'll see you again tomorrow.