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The Truth About the Government Shutdown, Chicago Latin Kings Threaten ICE Agents, & From Afghanistan to Recovery: Marine Veteran Zachary Stinson Tells His Story
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So the government shutdown looks like it will end this week. And longest shutdown in history, 41 days, whatever it is. And I'll tell you all about the ins and outs of it. But the most important thing I can tell you this evening, and this is vitally important, is that this whole thing where millions of people suffered was contrived. This was a political hit job and it has not been reported as such. But we don't play that game. We don't play the party game here. Very important for you to know I'm going to tell you the exact truth about why this government shut down and what is at stake for both parties. All right. So that is coming. And let's begin with the talking points memo. Last night, nine Eastern time, Senate voted 60 to 40 to reopen the government. Now, 60 is the threshold of votes the Senate needs to advance a bill to the floor. Got to have 60 votes because that overrides a filibuster. President Trump wanted to blow up the filibuster. That would be a disaster not only for the Republican Party, but for the country because if you had a lower threshold majority, then you could change laws every two years. You wouldn't have any laws. They'd need to be changing and changing and changing and changing and changing. And that's not what the founding fathers wanted. They wanted stability. All right. So now the bill goes to the House and it will be voted upon tomorrow afternoon and it will pass very enough votes in the vote last night, the only Republican who defected was Rand Paul. Now, I know Dr. Paul and I, I don't want to say bad things about him, but this guy is not helping the country right now. And it's not anything to do with Republican or this or that. I respect the fact that he's an independent thinker, but he's an obstructionist. Now, he doesn't want to spend any money on anything and he knows that's not the way this system is going to work. So he doesn't support his own party and, and that causes all kinds of havoc. So they just reached the 60 vote threshold because eight Democrats to their credit said, you know, we've had enough of this shutdown. And they were Fetterman, Angus King, Maine. Catherine Cortez, Masto, Nevada. Jackie Rose in Nevada, Dick Durbin, Illinois. Jeanne Shaheen, New Hampshire. Maggie Hassan, New Hampshire. And Tim Kaine, Virginia. I was surprised by Cain. He's a kind of a radical leftist now. So they said, no, we're not going to have it. We'll join the Republicans. And that got passed. All right. We all have. What happened? 41 days to do that. Okay. The longest running governor shutdown in history. Now, the whole thing, as I said, was contrived. And it goes back to last March when the Democrats did open the government because of Chuck Schumer. And we went over this last night. If you are a concierge member, you can get a free transcript of every word I say. I'm not going to repeat the reporting tonight, but I'm going to tell you that the goal of the Democrats was to increase spending on Obamacare. That was the goal for this shutdown. And they said to Republicans, we shut it down until you increase the spending. And the Republicans said no. Now, Schumer got hell in March from his own party and saw Ocasio Cortez, the radical leftist congresswoman from New York, start to raise money to run against Schumer the next time around, which I think is four years. And Schumer got nervous. But Schumer is through. He's finished. This is his last go around. Now, we looked at this very hard and I'm going to just simplify it. There was a law signed by President Obama to help Americans who cannot afford health insurance get it. And that is called Obamacare. That is worthy. There are some people for no fault of their own, I don't have any money. And they got to have health insurance. Now, in order to give them that or make it very low health payments, other Americans have to buy into the government insurance you have to have money to give away health insurance. There was a spending level on it for the federal government subsidies. There's a spending level. Once Covid hit that spending level, went whoop, way up because people weren't working, couldn't buy it. But after the COVID stopped, the Obamacare spending is supposed to go back down to the original point in 2010 when it was passed, Democrats said, no, we want to keep the higher spending that was mandated under Covid. The Republicans said, no, we have a $38 trillion debt. We can't spend any more. Now, the Democrats knew the Republicans were going to say that because it would be like a Republican saying the Democrats, we're going to shut down the government. Unless you back abortion being illegal. Democrat Party is never going to do that. The same thing. So Schumer knew the Republicans are going to say, we're not going to increase the spending. We'll talk about a new threshold in negotiations. But we're not giving you a permanent bump up in health care spending. We're not. And that is what shut it all down. Does everybody understand it? I hope so. I can't make it any simpler than that. Now, after the election of last week where the Democrats did well, a segment of the Democratic senator said, okay, we won. We got our people elected. So we don't want to continue this because millions of people are being hurt. And that's to their credit. Those eight senators I mentioned, the other senators on the Democratic side don't care how many people get hurt, led by Uncle Bernie Sanders. Go Look. I think it was a terrible, terrible vote. At a time when we have a broken health care system, this is going to make our health care system even worse. And that vote last night paves the way for 15 million people to be thrown off Medicaid. Not telling the truth. Nobody's thrown off Medicaid. The rules changed. If you are an adult who can work, you must look for work or volunteer in order to get Medicaid. Is that unreasonable? No, it's not. There are medical exceptions. There are mental health exceptions. There are every exception. But if you can work and you're getting free health care from your state through Medicaid, you got to look for work. Sanders never mentions that. He has lost all of my respect. He is a charlatan. Have you heard about Gold Billy? It's an amazing site that celebrates the best of America by shipping our country's most iconic foods from legendary restaurants straight to your door anywhere in the usa. I just had the Maine lobster roll and the Deep dish pizza felt like a celebration. It was good. Now this Thanksgiving, I am gonna do a little pecan pie. I think a holiday roast. Everybody's going to be able to enjoy both of those things. 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Please call 866-326-5576 or text BILL to 998899. Again, that's 866-326-5576, or text BILL to 998999. He's a communist. Hardcore radical. Dangerous. Now, why don't Americans understand what I'm just telling you? Because they don't get accurate information. We have millions of people watch and listen to me. But there are 343 million people in this country, okay? And most of them don't listen to me because they don't care or they can't, whatever, I don't know. But they don't know what's happening. All they hear is the media 80% supporting. The Democrats never tell you the truth. Okay? This is what they hear. Roll the tape, Democrats. You sold out the entire shutdown not to get what you wanted, but for a promise to not get what you wanted. Later. Where in the Art of War. Hold on. Where in the Art of War? Okay, here it is. I got it. Sun Tzu said, never press your advantage. It's unseemly. Fighting's hard. How about a snack? No surprise, the vast majority of Democrats.
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Do not want this. None of those eight Senate Democrats are up for re election next year.
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And two have announced they are retiring from the Senate. What a disappointing way to end your career. Reminds me of when Journey released their last single, We Stopped Believing. All right, so this is the drumbeat in America. The late nights, the Saturday night lives, the street press on television, on and on and on, never explaining what the real subject is. So the people who don't know much, all right, they absorb this and you hear them in the crowd. Yeah. What are you yaying for? If you come on and I interview you, I can guarantee 100% you won't know anything. Okay, now, it worked for the Democrats. NBC News poll, very simple. Poll, thousand registered voters. Who do you think is more to blame for the government shutdown? Democrats, 42%. Republicans, 52%. Okay, it worked. It worked because most people do not pay attention. They don't know what's happening. And they're besieged on television news by Donald Trump's latest statement about whatever it may be. That's all they hear. And that's the memo. Bill@billorilly.com Name in town. If you have any questions, I'll be happy to answer them for you. If you are a concierge member, write me. Any concern. Bill at billowreilly. You have your own email to me directly, but if you don't understand, I'll explain it again. But again, I think that's the best analysis you're ever going to get. All right, Chicago Latin Kings. This is a gang, mostly Hispanic. All right, so according to News Nation, which is the best reportage on cable news these days, the Latin Kings are threatening ICE agents. Go. According to this alert, Customs and Border Protection received credible information that Latin King's leadership has issued a, quote, shoot on sight directive targeting immigration officers, specifically working Operation Midway Blitz in Chicago and surrounding areas. All right, now, that gives Donald Trump the authority to send a National Guard to Chicago. Obviously, if that's true. Okay, so this is Ali Brady, a News Nation reporter. I believe the report, but I'm not there on the ground. Department of Homeland Security spokesman. We asked, and they're not saying much about it, but they do say that There is an 8,000% increase in death threats against ICE agents nationwide. Dangerous situation. Now, the Latin King's been operating for decades. 1954, they started. They're in 34 states, but the headquarters in Chicago, and they're all armed and dangerous. I mean, these are the people that are killing people. They control the drug trade and others. So Chicago thing is escalating, no doubt about it. Oklahoma, the governor there, Kevin Stade, I talked to him last week. He cooperates with ICE, and they just had a big bust. 70 foreign nationals here illegally taken into custody. 34 of the 70 criminal records. Okay. And 35 of the 70 were driving illegal semi trucks. Okay? Those are bad crew. Now, why would the other 35 not involved in driving the trucks or committing crimes, why would they be taken into custody? Because the policy of the federal government is in a raid that targeting criminals. If you're with the criminal, your boyfriend, girlfriend, husband, wife, brother, sister, whatever you're taking in, but he understand the policy. Because the ICE agents themselves can't adjudicate who's here and what they're here and they don't have a computer to run down. Everybody comes in, but that's what the left is screaming about. They don't want any raids. But Oklahoma, good state, strong, doing the right thing. New York City, the opposite. Okay, so Mandani is the new mayor. You know that. And he promised free bus rides. Well, in order to get the bus rides, which cost $800 million a year, give everybody free bus transportation in New York City. The state has to pay a lot of that. Here's Governor Hochul. Go. I cannot set forth a plan right now that takes money out of a system that relies on the fares of the buses and the subways. But can we find a path to.
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Make it more affordable for people who need help?
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Of course we can. What about child care, though? Child care I already committed to. So we'll be on a path to get there. Because I'm committed to this as mom, governor.
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I get it.
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But also to do it statewide. Right now, it's about $15 billion, the entire amount of my reserves. All right, so Mandami is not going to get any money for the free buses and the child. Free health care isn't going to work either, just so you know. You can run for office and say whatever you want, but then when it comes down to paying for it, he can't pay for it. So there you go. Free bus riders not going to get it. China, this is a story very close to me, and I'll explain it. So President Trump goes to Korea, meets with Xi. One of the things they agree upon is that China is going to stop making the precursors for fentanyl. Okay, so on Monday, that was yesterday. The Chinese say we're going to crack down on 13 Chinese businesses that make chemicals that are then shipped to the usa, Mexico and Canada to be included in fentanyl. Can't make fentanyl without these chemicals. Chemicals come from China. She told Trump he would mitigate that. And then on Monday, they cracked down on these 13 companies. Now, let's go back to May 28th. Your humble correspondent is sitting in Beijing at the International Club for foreign relations with 13 members of the Chinese politburo at their invitation. If you follow me. You know this story in the Q and A, which was designed for the Chinese government to ask me about Donald Trump because I wrote the book the United States of Trump and known a man for 35 years. They wanted to know what I know about Trump, which is why they invited me to Beijing. Now, I paid my own way, paid every cent. Didn't go at that bas relief at the American government did debrief President Trump. Told him I was gone. When I came back, extensive conversation. This was a key moment in the Q and A. The director of security for China sitting right across from me. And this is a very tough guy, okay? He goes, this is a real good story about Bronx and his dad, Ryan. Real United Airlines customers.
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We were returning home, and one of the flight attendants asked Bronx if he wanted to see the flight deck and meet Captain Andrew.
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I got to sit in the driver's seat. I grew up in an aviation family.
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And seeing Bronx kind of reminded me of myself when I was that age.
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That's Andrew, a real United pilot.
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These small interactions can shape a kid's future.
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It felt like I was the captain. Allowing my son to see the flight deck will stick with us forever.
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That's how good leads the way.
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Hey, Mrs. Sarah. Look, I'm standing out front of AM PM right now, and, well, you're sweet and all, but I found something more.
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Fulfilling, even kind of cheesy, but I like it.
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Sure, you met some of my dietary.
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Needs, but they've just got it all, so farewell, oatmeal. So long, you strange soggy.
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Break up with bland breakfast and taste AM PM's bacon, egg and cheese biscuit made with K tree egg, smoked bacon, and melty cheese on a buttery biscuit. AM PM Too much. Good stuff. What will President Trump demand? This is the question. I say nothing. That's not the way the president does business. But if you want something from President Trump, which the Chinese do in the form of trade, you have to give him something first before the trade negotiation. The guy leans in. Little guy goes, well, what might that be? And I say, got to get out of the fentanyl business. Silence in the room. I just let the silence hang. So I said, got to get out of the fentanyl business. He says, the director of security. We're not in the fentanyl business. We make the precursors. I lean into him and go, do you really need to do that? My son, who's sitting three seats away, I can see a little sweat break out on his forehead. But that was the exchange on May 28, okay? And I debriefed Mr. Trump about it, so let's hope that happens. Mexico is the main problem with the Fentanyl because those cartels are smuggling it in here for me and I'm president, I blow those people, all the hell, I'll tell you right now, any one of them, just like Soleimani and Iran, Boom. See you. Because they're killing more people than the Islamic terrorists are. War Secretary Pete Haig said is blowing people to hell. Two more strikes over the weekend. That makes 19 alleged drug boats blown out of the water by the USA in the Pacific and Caribbean. 76 people killed. Now, the UK doesn't like that and a lot of other countries don't like it either. I don't know why, but they don't. So London says we're not going to share intel with the USA in the Caribbean. Remember, London's got big. If you're a James Bond fan, you know that British intelligence is in Jamaica and other British territories or formerly British territories, and they swap info with the the usa. Well, they said, I can do it anymore. Big mistake, London. Okay? These guys are harming you and everybody else on the planet. Today is Veterans Day, all right? Now, this is very close to me, so if you follow my career, you know we raised more than $30 million for the independence Fund. They provide a track, shares, high tech wheelchairs for severely injured vets in Iraq and Afghanistan. 30 million. Independence Fund no longer in business. Okay? We got a track chair to every single vet who needed it. With all that money coming in. Now there are other service people who need help from Iraq and Afghanistan. These are contemporary wars. In Iraq, Americans lost 4,492 people. Okay, 32,292 wounded. That's a big number in Iraq, Afghanistan, 2004, 56 killed, 20,770 wounded. Altogether. More than 50,000 U.S. service people wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan. Now, there is a charity that's doing a lot of good. There are actually two. One's the Fisher House. Okay, but we're not going to do that today. But that's a good charity. The other is Semper Fi and America's Fund, thefund.org is how you get to them. All right, so they help severely wounded vets and their families in a variety of ways. And one of the men that they've helped is Marine Sergeant Zachary Stinson, who joins us now from Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. Sergeant, good to see you. And I want to tell the folks about your personal story. I'll start it off, and then I'll ask you some questions about it. Okay, so at 18, you enlisted in the Marines, Is that correct?
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Yes, sir.
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Why did you enlist?
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Because I like working out.
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You wanted a free. Free gym to go to? No, but why really did you enlist in the Marines?
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Because I didn't want to go to college and start my life out in debt, and I wanted to be the best. So I had talked to enough people that said the Marines were the way to go, so that's why I did it.
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Okay, so at 18, you're not fully formed emotionally, but to go to the Marines is usually a very positive experience. Three years later, you're sent to Afghanistan, right? Is it three years after you did boot camp?
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Yes, sir.
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And you're on patrol in Marja, Afghanistan. Where is Marja?
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Southern Helmand province, Afghanistan.
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And you're out there with the guys, and you step on an ied, a mine, and you get your leg severely injured, Right? Right.
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Yes. Gone.
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Okay. Now, you didn't know that at the time. You just got concussed, and boom, all of a sudden you're back in the States with two legs that are severely, as you put it, gone. 25 surgeries, is that correct?
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Roundabout, yes. I really don't know the actual number.
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It was that many, though?
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Oh, yeah, yeah, that or more.
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And what did the surgeries do for you?
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A lot of it was washout, just cleaning out the injury. A lot of dirty bombs over there just because of the dirt, but. And then everything was else. Just trying to get function back, trying to get my legs, trying to save as much of my leg as they could. I had my eardrum blown out. I had my pelvis smashed. So just getting functionality in. In those parts of my body.
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All right, so you go through this ordeal, but then you also develop a plan to get yourself back into top shape. Tell us about that.
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Yeah, so I realized one day I looked in the mirror, and I was like 220 pounds. And it's just not as easy without legs just getting up and going for a run or anything like that. So I had to find something that would work. So I grew up as a. Was a gym rat, so I hit the gym and then also tried to find a form of cardio and eventually found that in hand. Cycling.
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So you got into cycling and Then you started to compete, correct?
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Yes, sir. Yeah, I've done. I started out in marathons. I went over to triathlon for a little bit, and then since 2023, I've been competing internationally for paracycling as well as a member of Team USA right now until January.
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And you could do all this because of the technology, the medical technology, that even though you didn't have legs, you had enough medical procedure in you that you could function. What level would you say you were functioning at or are functioning at now?
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I mean, functioning at now? I don't know. I like to think more positive that I'm around 80%. Being just having the ability to be physical, though, is such a huge aspect of it. People, especially being in a wheelchair, it's. It's really easy to become sedentary and then just kind of roll over and die. So it's just being active and staying active.
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All right. And you do that through the cycling. You get married and have two girls, right?
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Yes, sir.
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Attribute anything to your family life that goes over into your Competition and your overall life.
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Yeah, Yeah. I do attribute that the. My kids never knew me as a Marine, and I was a pretty good Marine, but they need to see me getting up and doing something. So cycling is that for me. They see me putting in the work and the bike, doing all the training and then eventually having the competitions and where I have the. The final result or things. But they see the process of everything, even though my job doesn't look like it used to, just pushing through and still working out and being active.
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Okay, you're 35 years old now. What has the fun.org done for you specifically so?
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Well, the track chairs. They actually were one of the first ones to get me a track chair back in, like, 2014. I think it was very early. They helped me with anything from bike equipment to, honestly, putting a fence in my backyard so my kids could play. Play and everything in between. They go much more than just what they've done for me. There's a lot more, like neurotherapy and other things that really don't apply to me at this current time, but they've got a little bit of everything.
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And they stay with you till you're dead. Right. It's lifelong.
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Absolutely. So they were one of the first people to reach out whenever my. Whenever I got injured and was at the hospital, they made sure my wife was taking care of any of my other family members down in Maryland because we didn't know how long we were going to be at the hospital initially. So they took care of my family there whenever I couldn't, and then they've been with us ever since, and it just doesn't stop.
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And you also know other vets, of course, that are in the Fund.org's orbit and all. We've checked you out all have the same great experience.
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Yeah, I don't have anything. I don't know anybody that has anything negative to say about them. They're literally just a part of our family. I have. My previous case manager retired earlier this year, and I still have conversations back and forth, texts and everything. And that goes on top of the case manager I currently have, who I'm in contact with constantly.
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And you know, because you were a Marine, how much the camaraderie helps and gives people support to get through the hardest times.
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Absolutely. Absolutely. You got to have a good support system. I wouldn't be here if it weren't for the fund, if it weren't for my family and a supportive community.
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All right, so we wanted to bring you on and let everybody know about the fund.org if they want to help out. Tax deductible, of course. Veterans Day, the perfect time to help these guys out. And Sergeant, if there's anything that we can do for you or your family, you know, and for the duration, you let us know. We're here if you need us at all.
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Greatly appreciate that. I did just want to make a note that the Bob and Renee Parsons foundation, along with PXG are going to match up to $7.5 million for the fund till the end of the year.
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That's pretty generous, I have to say. Very, very good. The whole thing is a big positive for America from top to bottom. We wouldn't be involved with it if it weren't. Okay, sergeant, thanks very much. We'll talk again. The fund.org okay. What's the happiest state in the union? Make a guess. Happy state. That would be Hawaii. Of course it would. Hawaii's wallet hub says based on physical well being, work environment, community is the happiest state. Maryland, second. Then Nebraska, New Jersey, Connecticut, Utah, California, New Hampshire, Massachusetts. I don't really buy this list, but that's what it says. Coincidentally, Hawaii is the most heavily taxed state. All right. And that is a Smart Life segment tonight. So I get a lot of mails of people, really bad financial problems. Really bad. All right. I feel so bad. And sometimes it's their fault, sometimes it isn't. But if you don't have any money, then you got to move. Sometimes you got to move out. You're living in a place that doesn't have a lot of jobs or anything like that. You got to go. So here's the places you don't want to go if you're worried about high taxes. Why, number one, New York. Oh, my God. New York is out of control. Vermont, socialist state. California, another out of control. Maine, New Jersey, Illinois, Rhode Island, Maryland, Connecticut, all blue states, highest tax burden lowest. Alaska. But you got to pay that whole meeting. Wyoming, New Hampshire, Tennessee, South Dakota, Florida, Delaware, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Idaho on that list. Tennessee is a very interesting choice. A lot of work there. Low taxes there. I know people, you know, moved there. Prospering. Smart life. You got to adjust. If it's not working, you got to move it. Wendy's. I didn't know this. Wendy's having a hard time closing 5% of its stores. I don't know. I thought it was decent. I don't eat fast food, but Wendy's US sales dropped 4% this year. Revenues down pretty big. So there you go. Back with some more west coast stuff in a moment. Okay. Final thought, News Nation, 10pm Eastern tonight, Veterans Day special on the best generals and the worst in American history. You love it. It's great. And then we're on with Billy Bush on his podcast Hot Mics. We're on with Jillian Michaels, keeping it real. We're on with Howie Mandel, but how he did not take off the shades, but it was a very fun interview with him. Howie Mandel does stuff. So they're available on YouTube, Apple, Spotify. And if you want to make it easy on yourself, go to billo reilly.com and we got them there for you. Just pop right on over and it's worth it. It's fun. So I was very busy when I was out there. It's all in support of confronting Evil. And everybody was very nice to us. I gotta say, I didn't have any problem with anybody out there, but I'm glad I'm back. All right. Thank you very much for watching and listening to the notes bin news. I'm Bill O'Reilly. I'll see you again tomorrow.