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Foreign here. Welcome to the latest edition of Looking out for you. Let's get started. All right, let's go to the no Kings protest. I was pretty impressed, I gotta tell you. Wasn't violent. Except in Portland, Oregon, where some loons, you know, tried to damage the ICE headquarters or what. But really for a big nationwide protest, people were pretty well behaved. There are a few arrests. I'll get to that in a moment. But dissent is a hallmark of our nation, as you should know. And there were a lot of scary sound bites from the Republicans saying, ooh, the communists. And that really wasn't in play. There were some antifa and anarchist communists, but overall it's people who don't like Trump. And 75 million people voted against the President last year. So there's plenty to choose from, right? This isn't like an organic protest. This is people who just don't like the guy. Anyway, let's run it down. So nobody knows how many people turned out for the no Kings Protestant. The organizers say 7 million. That sounds high to me, but I can't prove it one way or the other. The cities with the largest protest, Chicago, right in the middle of the National Guard ICE controversy. 250,000 cops set D.C. 200,000, same thing, you know, 95% Democrat in D.C. new York, not a lot of turnout. 100,000 for New York, that's not much. There's eight and a half million people here and they kind of roamed around, but nothing much. Louisiana, they don't know because LA really didn't have a structure anymore to disseminate information. Louisiana Times has collapsed. They don't have a major newspaper anymore that reports accurately. TV people are just doing the weather so nobody can get a handle on anything in. The cops are so besieged in Los Angeles that they don't even have time to count people. So we don't know about LA. 12 arrests in Los Angeles. Know about that? Okay. Denver, 13 arrests. Portland, as I mentioned, three people who saw serious crimes trying to destroy an ICE facility. Chicago, 15 arrests. But not. That's not hardly any. Now the organizers of the no Kings, Very interesting crew. Aclu, Move On. Service Employees Union, National Nurses United Working Families, Human Rights Campaign, United We Dream, Democratic socialists and indivisible chapters across country. Many of those are funded by George Soros or partially funded by him. Soros pumped billions of dollars into far left groups, you probably know that. And the Justice Department is investigating him. Now that's going to be a big story if they indict him. But that Open Society foundation that he runs now his son runs it. 39 year old Alexander. Are they. They have constructed a situation where if you are a far left candidate, you can get a lot of money from them. And the right doesn't have anything like that. So it's an interesting aside. Sound bites. How about Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett? Go.
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He's wreaking havoc on this country. And every time that I travel, it doesn't matter if I'm in a small town, a big city, what I consistently hear is people saying that they are feeling hopeless. And let me tell you something, I understand why people would feel that way.
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I don't know any people who feel they're helpless. And you know, I'm around. I know a lot of people now. It's not the greatest time because of high prices for food, gas prices coming down pretty significantly. But I don't know anybody who's helpless. Unemployment's around 4%. You want to make money, you can make money. Who's helpless? Ms. Crockett doesn't know who's helpless. She just throws that out there. The actor, John Cusick, never met him, but he is a radical leftist. Rolled out.
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Everyone knows the score, right? The authoritarians divide and conquer and they create an other and then they pick on it, and then pick on the person and harass them, jail them. And that's all used as a distraction so they can steal as much as they can maintain power.
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Right?
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We all know history. So that's what he's doing. And we have masked goons roaming the streets, hiding their faces, abducting people.
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Okay? So it's pretty radical. He, of course President Trump, but I know history too. John, I'd love to debate you, but you'd never do that. You know that. So these generalisms about the fear and they're abducting people. And there is a campaign run by Homeland Security to basically find out who's here illegally. Some of them are detained. They have a court order of deportation. If they can't explain where they live, what they're doing, they're detained. That's true. But Cusette says masked goons roaming the street, hiding their faces. They have to, because they don't. Their family is in danger. You know that the far left docks, people dox and you gotta protect your kids. But kissing. Don't want to hear any of that. He's an open border guy, let everybody in, do whatever they want. That's what he is now. He's a perfect right to be that. Okay. Under our Constitution. Next one is transgender activist J. Brown. Go.
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This president, he has a darker vision for America. One where our families are told how to parent their children, where our doctors are forced to forego their oaths to do no harm, where the government is ripping families apart and hurting our people.
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Well, nobody told me how to raise my kids. I don't know any families on Long island where I live that have been ripped apart. Unless the dad or the mom is here illegally. Remember, if you're a child and you're born in America, you're American citizen. But if your dad or mom came here illegally, they're not. Now, I don't believe in the separation of families myself. Okay. I would have a whole different structure for Homeland Security, keep those families together. But they might have to be together in Mexico. Okay. I mean, we'd have to adjudicate it, see what the situation is, what's best for the children. Now, I don't know what this guy, transgender activist, what his beef is. Do no harm. I don't know. Doctors doing any harm to you? If you do, billorilly.com let me know. I don't want doctors doing harm to anybody. Why would they do that? They'll get sued. But Jay apparently knows a lot of doctors doing harm. I don't know. And finally, Bill Nye the science Guy. Go. Rather than abandoning a war against an elusive, perhaps sometimes imaginary foe, we are confronting the possible end of our republic. Public, we are here to tell our lawmakers that what's going on in our government is wrong. They must stop the abuses of this petulant president and his circle of sycophants. Okay, so the republic might end. Okay. Not sure the republic is going to end, Bill, but you're the science guy. Give me a little science behind that. It looks to me like it's fairly robust. When you got millions of people going out to demonstrate against the president, that kind of looks like freedom in action. I don't know if the republic is ending. So, look, I'm mocking these people on purpose because they don't have what they need to convince clear thinking Americans of the urgency of the protest. They don't have it. They don't like Trump. Okay? 75 million people voted, Kamala. They don't like Trump. They're never going to like them. Everything he does is bad. A lot of people hated Thomas Jefferson. What are you going to do? You can't do anything. I'm not in the business of promoting Donald Trump or any other president. I wrote a book, Confronting the President. Told you the truth about Every single one of them, including Donald Trump. But this kind of hysterical reaction to immigration enforcement, to fighting violent crime, fighting drug importance, it's hysterical. And then we say, well, what is your solution? They don't have one. We had four years of no solutions. Four years. What problem was solved again, Bill, @billorilly.com Tell me one problem that was solved in four years by the Biden Harris administration. Just one, and I'll come back on, but I'll report it. That's fair, right? Okay. So summing up, the protesters deserve a lot of credit for being peaceful. Dissent is a very important part of our republic. But there's a lot of hysteria attached to the anti Trump movement. 20 days until the mayoral election. That's what everybody in New York City is talking about. People. I was upstate over the weekend getting a little foliage tour, so. So foliage up there this year, not the best, but, you know, it's pretty and, you know, they're watching it. But people in the city, all eight and a half million of us, are emotionally tied to it. So here is the latest Gotham polling. AARP survey says that if Sliwa drops out of the race, that Mandani would only lead Cuomo by 4 percentage points, 45% to 41. If SLIWA stays in the race. Because Sliwa is polling at 19% according to this Gotham poll, which I don't know anything about. I can't put it into any perspective for you as Mandami, 43, Cuomo, 29, Curtis, 19. So if Curtis drops out, Cuomo gets most of his support. Now, I find it very hard to believe that people supporting Curtis Sliwa would ever vote for Andrew Cuomo, but maybe they would. Maybe they would, because Mandani is a threat. You know, it's. I tell my daughter who lives in Manhattan, I said, look, I don't want to tell you who to vote for. I know that you're looking at this Mandani, but number one, you're earning a good salary and your check is going to go down because you're going to raise income taxes. The New York City income tax will go up, okay? And who you work for, their corporate tax is going to go up big time. So they'll either lay people off or they won't pay as much money or they'll cut back, whatever, because everybody's going to get hurt. Corporations and the high wage earners. When I say high wage earners, I'm talking 100 grand and above. So Mandani going to come in with a cleaver he has to. That's his campaign promise. Most people don't earn $100,000 a year, so they don't care. But they don't know the unintended consequences of this. And it's going to be very dangerous on the street because the miscreants, the criminals, know that right now they can do whatever they want. Where do you see when the police say, you know, this Mandame can go blank himself because that's what the cops are going to do. Got a civilian review board. Every time somebody spits at a cop and the cop, you know, stops that, they file a complaint, and then the cop is automatically guilty on the civilian review board. You think police are going to respond to this? So you call 911 now. It's a long time on average for cops to get to you call 911 in a mandami administration, nobody's going to show up. And that's the truth. So I'm not a scared kind of tactic guy. There's nothing good about this Mandani. Nothing. Zero. Okay, so another poll from Fox, and Fox is terrible polling, always has been. Even when I was there, I went, what is this? You're always wrong, you know, a poll you can track by their accuracy. Anyway, mid October, the election we're held today. Who would you vote for? A mandami, 52%. Slave of 14. Cuomo, 28. Whoa. Second choice. Mandami, 11. Curtis. 17. Cuomo, 31. So it's just bad news all around on a polling front. And I think Mandani will win 20 days from now because it does seem to be the organized machine it's been around since turn of the 20th century. Remember boss Tweed? Look him up. Boss Tweed, Tweed. All right. Ever since he got in and designed this machine, it's been this way. And it looks like they're going to turn out the Mandami people. Everybody else who stay home or, you know, Cuomo's not lighting it up. Two weeks we vote for the mayor of New York City. Actually, I cannot vote because I'm eight miles away from the Queens line. I'm in Nassau county, and I'm happy to be in Nassau county because it's the safest county in the country. Crime wise. And Bruce Blakeman, who's running for re election as a county executive, has done an excellent job. Sorry for you people who don't think so, but the facts are the facts. Blake going to win here pretty easily, and he deserves to win. He's kept the taxes down. The taxes are killing people and the crime is way down. And a lot of that is the Nassau County Police Department. Patrick Ryder is the guy running that, and he's done an excellent job as well. Why would you change? The only reason you change is you. If you are a fanatical party apparatus, that you have to vote Democrat. Nothing wrong with that, I guess. But I'm. I vote for performance. All right, so two weeks. Mandani will probably win. The only chance, according to all the analysis. And I'm not just doing the polls here, but the internal polling, too, shows that Mandani is about 10 points ahead of Cuomo. And Curtis Lee was way back. So now the drum beat. Curtis should drop out. Curtis should drop out. And it's coming from Curtis's friends like John Cassametides, who owns wabc. Roll it.
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Look, I love Curtis. You know, me and Curtis, we work together a lot. Curtis has to realize that he should love New York more than anything else. And it certainly looks like that Curtis should pull out right now. We cannot take a chance on Zalman winning, okay?
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And New York Post editorialized that and everything, right? So I'm going to give you my analysis of it in a moment. But Curtis, who, you know, he loves the city. I don't think there's any doubt about it. He's not showing any signs of dropping out. Roll it. The billionaires can conspire to pick their candidate.
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They failed with Cuomo the first.
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First time they ran over to Eric Adams. And now they've run back to Andrew Cuomo. I trust the people. They'll make the decision.
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I'm not dropping out.
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Okay? So I hesitate to call for Curtis to drop out because he's exercising patriotism by running all people who run for office, even the Santos of the world, they are in a position where most of them, not Santos, are trying to do the right thing for the people. They want to represent the people and improve their lives. I believe that Curtis's motivation is that I don't think he's a venal man. I don't think he's power hungry. I think he believes that honestly can do a much better job than Cuomo or Mamdani. I don't know how many people who support Curtis would vote for Cuomo. The polls say a number. What? So Curtis then has to decide, okay, I'm not going to win. But I don't know if Curtis believes that. And remember, people believe what they want to believe. And I don't know if he believes that he can't win. But all of the numbers say that he cannot. And then he has to go, well, okay, Mandani is a danger, but I don't think it's possible that Curtis could endure Sandru Cuomo, not after all the history between the two men. I don't think that's possible. But you could do it in an outside way. Okay, say, look, I don't like either of them. I don't think either of them are looking out for you. But there's a level of incompetence here that we have to take into account. But I am not going to call for Curtis Lee would drop out of the race. I don't think that's my place to do it if he does. Would that be a good thing? Yeah, it probably would be, but that's as far as I'm gonna go. So the big debate, I watched it and it doesn't matter. I hate to tell you that, but it's true. It's a man, Donnie, way ahead. And I think he's going to win. I told you, I have a prediction at the end of October, and I am going to predict that Zorhan is going to win here, but I'm going to tell you why now. Okay? And it's not what you might think. And it's not a lock. My prediction is not a lock. But you know, I'm pretty good at this, as you know. So in New York City, There are approximately 1, 1.5 million voters born overseas. Okay? They're naturalized citizens, so they're eligible to vote. Not all of them vote, but 1.5 million people overseas. Altogether in the city there are 3 million foreign nationals, but many of them are not eligible. You got to meet American citizen in order to vote. Okay? So 1.5 million people overseas, they are breaking for man, dummy. 62 to 31 foreign born people in New York City are supporting Mamdani, 62%. Okay? And native born, 31%. Cuomo, foreign born, 24%. Native born, 40%. Sliwa, foreign born, 12%. Native born, 25%. So you can see that Cuomo has got the most native born support, but Mandami is overwhelming in the foreign born support. And that is the difference. Now, these numbers come from Patriot Poly, okay? She's based in Philadelphia. I believe it because, and I'm, you know, I run the risk here being attacked and I don't want to lump everybody in, but I have to generalize. So if you're a foreign born person in New York City, the odds are you are struggling because it's such an expensive place to live. If you were in Tupelo, Mississippi, you'd have some money. You're in New York. You don't unless, you know, you're a skilled worker. But most of these people are not. They're in the service industry or they're entrepreneurs, so they want help. And Mandani's whole rap is, I'm going to give you stuff, I'm going to give you housing, I'm going to stabilize rent, going to give you more food stamps, I'm going to give you this. Free bus rides, whatever. It's not going to happen. And if it does happen, there'll be unintended consequences that would just be catastrophic for the fiscal area of New York City. But likely it is not going to happen. It's like Fidel Castro and I made this analogy before, promised everything to the Cuban people. Nothing economically came to fruition in Cuba. Nothing. Okay, so you're not going to erode that support. The only possibility that Cuomo pulls an upset with less than two weeks to Election Day is if somehow he can mobilize the African American vote to turn out in big numbers for him. And that's what sunk Lee Zeldin. That's what put Hochul into office. The African American vote. Now, I don't think the African Americans are that hot on Zoran, but I'm just guessing there. There's no data to back that up. But Cuomo has not really campaigned in those precincts very hard. He needs to go to all the black churches this Sunday, as many as he can, say, hey, I'm here and I'm going to help you, and the other guy's going to make promises that he can't keep. But that's it. I mean, African Americans have to break 2 to 1 for Cuomo to beat Mandani. I think most or many African American voters are going to stay home. They don't like any of the candidates at all. They didn't hear anything about that in the debate last night. But I said on Sid this morning that and on Rita last night after the debate that the African American vote, I don't know why Cuomo isn't chasing it, because they in general loved his father, Mario Cuomo. So you could, you know, you have a legacy there. Anyway, I'm sorry to make the prediction, but I gotta be honest, and that's what I'm doing here. Fascinating topic today tonight. So one of the reasons we have so much chaos in our government, both local, state and federal, is that many of our Leaders are dumb. Can I be more blunt? They don't know anything. They're charlatans. They pretend to know, but they don't know. The worst governor in the country is JB Brown Pritzker in Illinois. On his watch, 4,000 more than that now. But about 4,000 mostly poor black people have been murdered in Chicago. 4,000. What has JB done to mitigate that? The answer is nothing. Didn't call in the guard. When Trump wants to send a guard, Pritzker opposes. On and on and on and on. People are leaving Illinois. The neighboring state, Indiana, is prospering economically. Illinois has a huge debt. People are moving out. Pritzker is a disaster. Then the machine in Chicago keeps him in power. All right, so Pritzker is very anti Trump, very anti enforcing immigration law. He wants the open border. He likes the open border. Does not want ice. He doesn't want anybody tracking foreign nationals who are in his state or any other state. Doesn't want any of that. But he goes further. He calls the President of the United States, he, Hitler, and the ICE agents, Gestapo. All right, I'm going to play you a sound bite, and then we'll analyze it. Go.
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People have criticized me for talking about the Nazi regime on the right. People have criticized me.
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It.
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It's the one I know most about because I helped to build a Holocaust museum. And I can tell you, sitting next to Holocaust survivors, that what they will say in this moment is, this is what happened. This is what happened. People's rights started getting taken away. People got accused of being immigrants. This is before the Holocaust really took place. People were accused of being immigrants. And then laws were passed to limit immigrants. And then people who weren't actually immigrants were called immigrants. And then it was othering people. And that led to a lot worse.
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Things that never happened. So Pritzker made it all up. Here's what actually happened. So Germany lost World War I, and then there was a Treaty of Versailles, and it basically gutted the entire country of Germany. They couldn't do anything. Then 10 years later, there was a Great Depression, the stock market crash. The German people were so poor that many of them starved. No immigration. Nobody was going to Germany. Okay? Nobody. Because there were no jobs, no money. And the German people themselves, we're desperate. Who would go there? The last immigration wave into Germany came in the Russian revolution way back. Okay? I don't think Pritzker knows the difference between immigration, which is people going into a country, and emigration, people going out. Now, as soon as Hitler began to ascend Many Jews and other people bought their way out of Germany. You could do that. You come with some money, you get a stamp, you can move to Sweden or anywhere you wanted that would accept you. That went on until Hitler took over, all right? And then it stopped. In the early 1930s, Hitler became the Chancellor after Hindenburg died and he was a dictator. And the Germans voted for him to be the dictator. Full power. And then he said, no more buying visas out of here. Nobody can leave. But there wasn't any immigration at all. Still, who's going to flock to Germany with a nut who's wrote mein cough and basically is telling everybody, I'm going to kill people I don't like? That's what he. Germans knew. That's what this guy was all about. All right? So there's no immigration. What the Third Reich did was it designated groups already living in Germany, Jews being the top, but Communists, Bolsheviks, okay? Gypsies, Roma, gays, homosexuals and other undesirables designated them for no rights, okay? They no rights. And then as Hitler got more and more power, he started to move those people into what they call ghettos. All the Jews went into a certain area where the authorities could keep track of them. Now, at the same time, the Third Reich began building camps to detain not only Jews and this, but anybody who dissented. There are a lot of Catholic priests in Dachau, which was the first one outside of Munich. The Catholic Church objected to the Nazis, and when the priests did, they got thrown into Dachau. Dachau was in a death camp that came later. Now, I recommend my book, Confronting Evil, because we open with when the Holocaust actually started, okay? And that was in 1942 that you had a conference, okay, in a place called Wancy, suburb of Berlin. The conference was attended by the head SS people, but not Himmler and not Hitler, because both of them knew what they were going to do at this WANCI conference was to order the destruction, extermination of millions of people. So they wanted deniability. Hitler and Himmler, it was a charge of the SS, alright? That happened January 20, 1942. That's when the Holocaust began. Because in this WANCI conference, they organized the camps, all right? And they said, these people go here, these people go there. We're going to build all the railroads, taking them in there, Auschwitz, Treblanca, all of those. Now, Pritzker knows nothing about any of this. Nothing. And what he trying to do is to sell the Trump policy of not allowing illegal immigration to the United States, okay? That's a Trump policy okay with the Nazi policy of stopping immigration. You see, he doesn't know the difference. Pritzker, it's stunning that this guy would go out there and spew all of this nonsense. Now, everybody's not a historian like I am. I read Killing the SS if you really want to know about this. But Confronting Evil has got the really inside stuff. The book is out now. And I know that public schools don't teach any of this. I know that colleges don't, you know, college history professors don't know it. It's just a decline of our educational system here in America. But Pritzker uses his ignorance to whip up progressive hatred against the Trump administration. There are enough valid things that happen where you don't have to do that, Governor. I mean, I know you're not smart enough to figure this out. I think I have explained it in a simple way that even you might grasp. But maybe you have an assistant who could watch my presentation and take notes and give them to you. Not that you care. I know you don't. You just want to brand Trump Hitler and anybody who supports him Nazis. That's what you want to do. But shouldn't you have a better example of that? And this is what's happening all over our country. I said at the beginning of this, many of our public servants are just dumb. They just don't know anything. They don't know the Constitution. They don't know what happened in America, how it all evolved. And I don't care very for power, sometimes money. I don't care why I'm not going to read an O'Reilly book. I want to play on my Internet or whatever it is. So Pritzker, I know I'm picking on him, but he is the worst governor and he deserved to be picked on. Thank you for listening to Looking out for you. Remember to subscribe to my podcast feed. Also, consider becoming a Billorilly.com Premium Member. It will enhance your life. Sign up@billorilly.com membership. Get access to full episodes of the no Spin News.