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Foreign here. Welcome to the no Spin News for Monday, November 10, 2025. Stand up for your country. Another busy week. Every hour on the hour, something happens which is, you know, keeps me in business. Gets a little tedious once in a while, but I'm not going to whine about it. We're all ramping up for the holiday season and people are spending money. You know, I went out to LA on Wednesday night, airport was packed on a Wednesday night, no holidays. I mean it was jam packed. Flight to la, sold out. So Americans are doing what they always do. They're traveling, spending money. I mean, I know some are cutting back, but boy, I got to tell you, and everywhere I went this weekend in L. A, Southern California, tons of people spending money. American consumers drive this economy and the worldwide economy and they need the government to be open to maximize American potential. And that is the subject of this evening, Talking Points Mellow. So finally, after 41 days, and it was, this was all contrived. I'll explain it in a moment. The government is now looks like it's going to be reopened. There are more procedural things, but they got 60 senators to okay opening up the government and 10, eight Democrats, eight Democratic senators. And if you want their names there, all you gotta do is Google and pop up there. And they said okay, but you know, most Democrats want to keep the government closed because they closed it. The Democratic Party closed it. What the Republican proposition was, well, look, just extend the government spending into January because there's another rigor. Moreau has to go in January and we'll talk about the extension of Obamacare fees. That's what it was all about, health care. And Democrats said, no, you got to give everything we want now. And Trump said blank, you, we're not giving you everything you want. Government shut down. That's it. That's it. Now the Democrats believe they won this controversy because of the election last week. Maybe they did. The polls are back and forth, but a lot of polls say that American people blame Republicans. Okay, that's not true, but what are you going to do? So anyway, it's a complicated but interesting exercise in how corrupt our government is. It is corrupt. It's still the best government in the world as far as our freedom is concerned, but it's corrupt. So Schumer, the senator from New York who's the minority leader, he want to keep the government closed. And since it's not going to stay closed, there are left wing Democrats who are mad at Schumer. Roll the tape.
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Breaking news, Chuck Schumer needs to be replaced as minority leader for caving to Donald Trump. Look, I may be the first and only member of Congress to say this, but someone needs to start speaking the truth. If you're not willing to fight to stop premium hikes on 20 million Americans, then what are you willing to fight for?
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No. No premium hikes. There is going back before COVID because during COVID so many people were ill. The government had to spend the money to help those people who were ill. And now by law, the spending for Obamacare is supposed to go back to pre Covid letter. But Democrats don't want that. Ro Khanna doesn't want that. He wants to keep the COVID level spending and then add to it. The ultimate goal being the national health care system is run by Washington D.C. that's what the Democratic Party wants. Okay? Now Schumer, you may remember last March, voted to keep the government open. Okay? He was savagely attacked by the far left. Roll the tape. Schumer signaled he was going to fight and then he didn't fight. Why was there such a disconnect, not even between House leadership and Senate leadership, but between what the Senate minority leader was saying and then what he ultimately did? Because Schumer acted responsibly in March, but he got hammered so badly that he said never again. Now I'm going to be irresponsible. And he is. And he was intimidated by the far left because Alexandria Ocasio Cortez is going to primary Schumer and she'll beat him in New York State unless things change. I don't think Schumer's even going to try it. Okay? He'll hang it up. I think the election's in four years or whatever. But Schumer does not want to be brutalized by the far left. He's a coward. He is. He's always been that way. He's not going to stand up for anybody but himself. So Schumer knows the right thing to do is to keep the government open, but he's not going to do it because he voted against it. Because he doesn't want to get that grief again. And that's the truth. That's absolutely true. Now, she doesn't really care about, in my opinion, I could be wrong, socializing medicine in this country cares about himself. As I said, that's it. Let's hold onto his power. But the real far left, liberals, they want that socialized medicine. Let me just give you one startling fact. And our friends in Canada can confirm this. There are about 40 million Canadians. There are 343 million Americans. So like Sweden and like other European countries, Ottawa runs the health care system and it tells the doctors what they're going to make and the nurses and the drug companies and sets all the prices. Well, if you want a knee replacement or any kind of what they call elective surgery, got to wait a long time in Canada, sometimes more than a year. You'll be limping around if you need a knee, okay, so many Canadians come to the United States. There's also a shortage of surgeons in Canada. Do you know that? Because why spend all that money going to medical school and all that time and then you get out and you're making, you know, okay, money, but you're not making American doctor money. So if that the Canadian system were brought down here, and I was talking to Howie Mandel about that, he's a Canadian, Mandel, and I was on his podcast. I think it's going to be out tomorrow, but we'll get, we'll signal you that when it comes out. And I was talking to myself. Howie, the American health care system will collapse because many, perhaps most doctors, particularly in Los Angeles, New York, to big cities, they're not going to go into the government run system. They'll go to concierge service and they'll charge whatever they want to charge. And the Constitution allows them to do that. Government's not going to be able to force them. So you have two tiers. The wealthy people like O'Reilly and Howie Mandel, we can buy the concierge service and get our knees replaced anytime we want, but the regular folks can't. They'll get much less care. They'll get physicians assistants instead of doctors because there will be a shortage of doctors if the government runs it. So all it is, I'm sorry to be complicated, but everybody, all of us watching me, listening to me, you're all going to have to go into the health care system, even if you're healthy now will go wrong. Just know what you're doing. And that's the memo. So Donald Trump, under severe pressure for high prices, particularly on food, says that he wants to give everybody $2,000 unless you're rich. Not going to raise the rich people. 2000, fine, I don't want 2000. I don't want $2 from the federal government. I don't want anything other than what I paid into, which is Social Security and Medicare. They don't want that because I paid it. It's my money. But do I want President Trump giving me 2000 no, 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. 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So if you are looking for the perfect holiday gift or want to impress your friends and family with an epic Thanksgiving, please go to goldbelly.com get 20% off your first order with promo code bill. That's goldbelly.com code bill. 20% off your first order. Great deal. I know. Give it to somebody who needs it. I don't need it. So how is this going to happen? How is everybody going to get a $2,000 check from the federal government? Well, nobody knows. So maybe the President will define it. But that caught a lot of people by surprise. You said it just yesterday. And I wouldn't be surprised if it happens. So he's going to use tariff money, give everybody a lot of money, a lot of relief. I wouldn't be surprised. It's vote buying, no doubt, but many Americans are suffering. They're broke. So we'll watch it. Not going to be easy. And Congress may have to pass this. Not going to be easy. The loyal opposition. I don't know who that is anymore. It's not the Democratic Party, that's for sure. It used to be that when a president left office, he did not directly criticize his Predecessor. There was kind of an unwritten rule that that took place. You didn't hear Reagan bash Carter a lot. You didn't hear Clinton bash Bush the elder. In fact, they were friends. And Obama didn't really. A little bit, but he didn't open up on Trump the first term. Well, Joe Biden was in Omaha, Nebraska, on Friday and said this. Go now. We have a president who's deliberately making hunger worse for Americans. Today in the United States of America, one in five children. One in five children go to bed hungry every night. No, it's more than boo. It is a disgrace. It's immoral. It's wrong, simply wrong. Then why'd you do. Why didn't you do anything about him for four years? It just didn't happen. I don't even know where that stat comes from, but say it's true. One in five American children are hungry. When I go to bed, I don't believe it, but possible. Why didn't you do anything about it? You had four years. Trump's been in office 11 months. Less than 11 months. Is anybody in the crowd say, wait, Joe, I mean, if they're hungry, that takes a while for that kind of a situation to evolve. Why didn't you. Why didn't you do it? Because it's not true. And Biden doesn't care anyway. Let me give you1 stat. 2001. When Biden took over from Trump, there were 325,000 homeless people in America. 325,000, according to the Department of Housing and Urban Development. When he Left, it was 775,000, up about 70% under Joe Biden's four years. Why, Joe? Why? How come there's so many homeless people? Because if you're homeless, then you have hungry kids. So if your family ain't over home. Yeah. Then I'd say, yeah. Well, how come, Joe? Phony garbage. Nancy Pelosi is hanging it up. 85 years old, 37 years in Congress. Boy, that's the best argument for term limits I could think of. So here's the stat. According to New York Post, in her 37 years in office, she made $130 million in the stock market.
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Paul Pelosi. Her husband's an investor. Now, there's supposed to be legislation about saying that if you're in Congress, you can't buy stocks, your family can't buy them. You got to put your money in trust. I'd support that. Not Nancy. She didn't want any part of that 130 million. You wonder why Our government's corrupt. Now how, how did you make the money? All Congress people and senators get inside information about who the government's going to do business with, what corporations, what companies, what products are going to be approved, on and on and on and on. Nancy. Hey, Chicago. So apparently on Saturday, somebody drove up in a black Jeep and fired three shots at ICE agents. They're in the middle of something called the Operation Midway Blitz, arresting undocumented migrants in the Windy City. And somebody tried to kill him. Person got away. Not unusual in Chicago. Okay. The Chicago Police Department did respond. Don't expect anybody to be arrested. Okay. Now this helps Donald Trump when he wants to send in guard and marshals and FBI in Chicago. Right. You should not try to kill him. According to just the news that John Solomon's operation vacancies in downtown Chicago called a miracle mile are at a record high 28%. Everybody moving out of downtown. Too much crime and chaos. According to John Solomon, Oregon, the National Guard is outside the city. But Judge Karen Immergut, who was appointed by Trump said they can't go in boiling down. There's not enough violence against the federal agents in Portland. According to the judge, to allow a federal intrusion into that city. National Guard might have to get involved. National Guard Supreme Court might have to get involved. The judge is holding and blocking that right now. Okay, now you've heard the Democratic Party, Chuck Schumer again. We're picking on Chuck today. I'm going to play Chuck Soundbite first. So get ready in the booth. Okay, so Chuck says the Republican Party is lying. President Trump is lying, Bill O'Reilly is lying. When all of them say that health care money is going to undocumented migrants. Okay, so by law that's not supposed to happen. That if you're not American citizen, not supposed to get health care money from taxpayer. Here's what Chuck says. Go. The federal government by law that we passed does not fund health insurance for undocumented in immigrants in Medicaid, period, nor the aca, nor Medicare. Undocumented immigrants do not get federal health insurance premiums, period, period. They're lying. According to Open the Books, which is a watchdog group for federal spending, federal health related grants, that's money coming from Washington to the individual states. Total $200 million since 2021. Get us by so the National Institute of Health, I'm going to give you some examples here. Throw that up on the screen. I'll read it to you listening on the radio. Ucla, for example, and the University of Miami have both gotten A lot of money. UCLA 2.4 million to research health care access among Asian immigrant women. University of Miami. A million study on culturally tailored intervention present drunk driving in immigrant communities. And on and on and on and on. Okay, so California benefits most. They have given the undocumented population out there $66 million. Florida 26 million. Does DeSantis know about that? It's not his money. Okay. It's, you know, Fed send it to him and he doing it and DC 22 million. So this is all gamesmanship. They just tell you, oh, the lawyer thought. But we all know that American tax dollars are going hundreds of millions to undocumented people. And that doesn't even count the Medicaid scam that the feds send money to the states like Oregon and Washington state and California for Medicaid and then they divert the Medicaid money the state governments do to undocumented people. Better count that media mana. So the British Broadcasting Corporation is on everywhere in the world, and it is the big media platform in Great Britain. It's amazing what they did. They hate Donald Trump, despise him. So every day, Trump's the devil. That's when you go to England and you go to any of the commonwealth countries, they hate them. They hate Trump because they see this BBC stuff. So in a program called Panorama, they ran a sound clip in October of 2024 about the 2020 election. Roll it.
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We're going to walk down to the Capitol and I'll be there with you. And we fight. We fight like hell. And if you don't fight like hell, you're not going to have a country anymore.
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Okay, so that's a clip they ran. Here's what President Trump actually said. Go.
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We're going to walk down and I'll be there with you. We're going to walk down. We're going to walk down anyone you want. But I think right here, we're going to walk down to the Capitol.
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And.
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We'Re going to cheer on are brave senators and congressmen and women. And we're probably not going to be cheering so much for some of them because you'll never take back our country with weakness.
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So the BBC used two separate sound bites and merged them into one. Didn't tell their viewers with the fight stuff. All right, so two BBC executives have been fired. The the top two, Tim Davy and Deborah Ternus. And today, President Trump announced he's going to sue the BBC for 1 billion with the B dollars. Now, BBC apologizes. Not good enough, because these people would not have done that if they didn't think they were going to be able to get away with it. There's a culture at the BBC. I know it. I know some of these people. And if they hate you, they're going after you. But to do that, what they did, to edit in a false way.
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Hey, what are you doing over there in London? Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. Under President Biden, we saw the American dream slip away from any 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 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. Details on six specific stocks, the potential to soar in Trump's second term, and a complete roadmap 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 Presidents. Please visit trumpsamericandream.com now to secure your spot. Veterans Day is tomorrow. No mail delivery. Federal holiday should be. I mean, millions of Americans have died for their country since the Revolutionary War. And I am participating in a special on News Nation. It will run 10pm tomorrow night, Tuesday on America's greatest warriors. And some who were not that great, who everybody thinks were good. Roll the tape.
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It's the mid-1800s. The colonies have been liberated by George Washington and the young nation has been strengthened by Andrew Jackson. But now the Civil War calls on new heroes to keep a fractured Union intact. General Ulysses S. Grant came from humble beginnings and rose to lead the Union army against the rebellious South. His willingness to make hard decisions led him first to victory, then to the White House.
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He was a hero of the Civil War. Without Grant, it might have been a stalemate because McClellan, who was the first commander, he was a coward and his troops did not respect him. And then Lincoln went through three, four guys, and they were terrible. And finally drags Grant, who's out in the hinterlands, because this guy with lease will fight, fight. So we analyze all the big generals all throughout history, and, yes, in some surprises. So joining us now from New York City is Leland Bitter, the correspondent on the special and of course, the author of the book Born Lucky, big bestseller, Dedicated Father, Grateful Son, My Journey with Autism. And anything surprise you about the special, Leland?
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Yeah, that I think it could have been five segments. We spent the day at West Point, Bill, after I interviewed you, and they gave us the head of the history department at West Point to take us through the generals and the lessons learned. And it was, I think, one of the top 10 or 15 days of my life listening to him. And our viewers are going to get a taste of that, of the very best. And to walk around the plane, the parade ground at West Point, and see the statues of Washington and Grant, of Eisenhower, of Patton, and then bring those alive on the screen. Is this just sort of great juxtaposition of the history we know and then the history that will be written by those cadets now at West Point?
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Now, I didn't see the special yet, but they say it's very good. And I think it's important for Americans who really don't know a lot, generally speaking, because public schools don't teach history anymore about their leadership on a battlefield because we tend to mythologize our generals and our military now. So like Vietnam, where the military was, whoa, you know, they were getting hammered unfairly. But we talk a little bit about Vietnam and the poor leadership that led to that debacle. And then, of course, we talk about the modern wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. But what I took away from it was that. And I'm not going to I don't want to give it away, but you asked me who the greatest American general was. Don't give it away. We want people to watch the special. And my answer surprised you, right?
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It did. And I would say that the person at West Point who we interviewed, the head of the history Department at West Point disagrees with you, Bill. So we kind of. Yeah, we adjudicate that in the special.
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Oh, but I didn't get to rebut him. So you interviewed him after.
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That's what happens when you do your interview first.
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Sorry. Okay. So there is a lot of stuff swirling around now. One of the guys that you and I kind of went up against was MacArthur. General MacArthur in World War II, who was, you know, a good general, sure. But so many deficits. And you kind of disagreed a little with that, right?
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I did. And we. We went to the MacArthur statue right. @ West Point and looked at Duty, honor and country, the speech he gave. Old soldiers never die. They just fade away. And went through that with this head of the History department about why MacArthur as a soldier has a different meaning as a general than other generals, than Pershing and others that you and I talked about, Patton, Grant, on and on. What I think was most interesting is. And we tried to do this in the specials, we trying to find common themes between all these men. And probably what was the most common and most important theme was their ability to gain the respect of their troops. And we pointed that out. You talked about that just now about Grant and then in the Civil War with McClellan, McClellan's problem. But that was the common characteristic. How they did that through all the different generals is totally different. You know, you think about somebody like Eisenhower and Patton couldn't be more juxtaposed. Eisenhower and MacArthur, very different personalities, but yet would become such amazing leaders.
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Yeah. I mean, there's a lot in there. And I want people again. It's on Tuesday, tomorrow at 10pm News Nation. So just a quick question. The book, pretty impressive, Leland.
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You know, I'm glad you very much.
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I'm glad it's out. And it's an excellent Christmas and holiday gift because it gives hope to so many people who have children not only with autism, but other learning disabilities and people. Parents need to have perspective. When you did the media for the book, it was mostly friendly media. Nobody was mean to you, right? No.
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I think that's what's so amazing, right, Bill, is I did everything from you and Steve Bannon all the way to Joe Scarborough for Born Lucky, talking about the story of my dad when I was diagnosed with autism, adapting me to the world, rather than the world to me. And you talk about finding a topic in America right now that Joe Scarborough and you and Steve Bannon can agree on and almost come to tears at different times talking about. It has been this story of born Lucky and you said it's a message of hope. I, and I appreciate, Bill, you talking about how it's been a bestseller and thank you to anybody who's come on this journey with us and bought the book. But to me, what has been most important about the reception is the emails and the letters and the phone calls and the text messages and the social media posts from hundreds, if not thousands of people I've never known thanking me for telling them and showing them that they're not alone. Thanking me and telling them that there is hope for every parent of a kid.
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Yeah. That's the key to it. All right. The book is born. Lucky and I will see you at 9pm Eastern tonight for the Leland Vitter program on A News Nation. All right. So I'm sure you saw the Bill Maher stuff with me and we're going to run a little bit of that in about two minutes here.
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But that was a little bit of it tonight, too.
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Yeah, that was, that was a pretty interesting back and forth. All right, Leland, we'll see you tonight. Thanks. Thanks. Taking the time. Back with Bill Maher in a moment. Okay. Final thought. So I did Billy Bush podcast, Howie Mandel podcast and Bill Maher HBO broadcast on the Mar thing. Millions of people. I knew that was going to blow up. I told Mar. I said, get ready. So the first thing was antisemitism. Roll it.
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Bill, thoughts on Jews?
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I don't want to make it awkward that I'm Jewish.
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No. But all my business people are Jewish. So I and they do a great job. How widens are up there right now we have a personal connection perspective from O'Reilly. And I know you're looking forward to that more. You can tell his face. Number one, you've been doing this show for about 23 years, right?
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Yeah.
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Did you invite Fuentes on a program?
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No.
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Why?
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That's a bridge too far for me.
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Okay. That's a troll.
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He's not sincere. It's just gross. Like I said, I didn't even want to talk about him tonight. He's the guy who runs on the.
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Field you have to talk about.
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The camera doesn't show because he broke.
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Through because you have to talk about him. So you didn't invite him on the program? I don't live in that world. I didn't invite him on my program. You can get somebody like him at Speaker's Corner in London anytime you want.
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Right.
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They're wandering around with wine and. Okay. So why would you have them and waste all of these nice people's time. Why? That's number one, so to say.
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Well, everybody, the answer is because the Republican establishment never met something so far right that they won't at least some of them take it seriously.
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The Republican establishment couldn't care less about this guy.
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Well, they could this week.
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No, they don't care about him. They are embarrassed by him. Okay. And again, I will do extensive analysis on what I just said on YouTube this week. The second one was that Maher has alienated some liberals. Roll it. And you were disenchanted. And correct me if I'm wrong, which I very rarely am, so you probably won't have to do that. You're disenchanted with the far left wing of the Democratic Party. Okay. Because you believe that it's poisoned the well for everybody else, like the con congressman here.
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Because they never meant anything that was counterintuitive that they didn't love.
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Right. So they want to put trans people in here and they want to do this. And it just dilutes the message that the Democratic party has traditionally had that word for the workers. We want to improve the lives of the backbone of the country. Now you're into all this fringe garbage that Americans don't want. I think that's your posture.
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I wouldn't put it that way, but go ahead.
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Okay, but you might want to rethink because that's a good way to put it.
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Well, I'm still on the air and you're not, but go ahead.
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I expected that. So we did a town hall news nation two weeks ago from Kennedy Center. 23 million people watch. 23 million. Okay. You can add up all the HBOs you want. You're not going to come close. Just want to correct the record. All right. So there you go. And pretty good jazz back and forth. I knew he was going to try to get in one of those. I was ready for it. The final one is politics in general. Go.
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What about Gavin Newsom? Now I mentioned in the monologue he.
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Has hair like you. You guys have the same hair.
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I. I wish.
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Back thing.
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I mean, you both do have great hair.
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I wish someone would come up to me and say, Gavin.
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No you don't, Mark. I do. You want to be Gavin Newsom?
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I want to look like him.
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You really? You want to look like him? Oh, he look, you're in decent shape for an 83 year old man. He's not the state.
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Not enough.
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Well, okay, I know that. It doesn't matter.
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Well, he didn't wreck it. But yes, I agree he's got. He's too far left from my taste. And he's not going to be president unless he moves to the but he's a politician and I think he has that ability to and now he looks like he is the front runner. Is he not the front runner for the Democratic nomination as of now?
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No, no, no. Wes Moore Westmore, isn't he governor of Maryland? Okay. So we posted the a bunch of stuff on bill o'reilly.com that I don't have time to play for you that's entertaining. You know, I, I watched the Marshall I would say I watch 50% of the time most people are intimidated by him, you know, because he's up there and been doing it a long time and it but you know me. So anyway, it was a very interesting experience. I've known for a long time and that is it. I hope you enjoyed the program. We have, as I said at the top, very busy week. We're on it all. Thank you for watching. I'm Bill O'Reilly and we'll see you again tomor.