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00:00:00.000 hey it's pat and jeffy uh on the podcast today um president trump outlines his immigration reform

00:00:07.360 plan talking about a merit-based system and we want the best and brightest immigrants to come

00:00:13.680 here uh democrats obviously not happy about that but they never will be of course things are so

00:00:19.520 bad at the border they're sending the tsa there uh so that immigrants can be felt up and molested

00:00:25.620 uh the tsa coming to the border it's sold it is sold it's fixed man now it's fixed um because i

00:00:33.980 don't want to get felt up at the border or the airport so maybe that'll stop people for coming

00:00:38.780 i don't i don't know in hour two we of course uh spent the time with bill o'reilly and uh fascinating

00:00:45.280 to hear bill's thoughts on uh on the immigration plan and also the uh you know the democratic

00:00:50.380 presidential run for the nomination he also talked about due process and brett kavanaugh along the way

00:00:56.460 and his thoughts on president trump's immigration um are are fascinating and then uh we also talked

00:01:02.980 about the sat scores soon going to be weighted to compensate for perceived advantages or disadvantages

00:01:09.280 that students have amazing stuff um so you know while we're talking about a merit-based immigration

00:01:15.900 plan we're talking about a non-merit college entrance uh exam it's amazing um also a trans man

00:01:25.160 that gave birth to a a baby and uh that surprised the hospital staff there kind of surprises me too

00:01:31.460 really until you find out it was actually a woman who gave birth yeah you're right and elissa milano

00:01:37.860 on uh uh how pro-life she is all fascinating stuff and all today on the podcast

00:01:45.900 it's pat and uh jeffy today for glenn on the glenn beck program uh president trump kind of went

00:01:51.780 through his proposal for uh immigration reform yesterday uh here's some of what he discussed

00:01:58.340 our plan achieves two critical goals first it stops illegal immigration and fully secures the border

00:02:05.480 and second it establishes a new legal immigration system that protects american wages promotes american

00:02:14.200 values and attracts the best and brightest from all around the world

00:02:19.800 importantly we're already building the wall and we should have close to 400 miles built

00:02:28.480 by the end of next year and probably even more than that it's going up very rapidly every year

00:02:35.880 we admit 1.1 million immigrants as permanent legal residents these green card holders get lifetime

00:02:46.100 authorization to live and work here and a five-year path to american citizenship this is the most prized

00:02:55.500 citizenship anywhere in the world by far well he's got that part right that's for sure

00:03:02.120 um and for him to say that we want the best and brightest how dare he how the seriously the

00:03:09.960 democrats are taking issue with that i know they don't want the best and brightest hey we've we've

00:03:15.460 had a long record of uh bring us your poorest your destitute we want only people who are have clothes

00:03:22.720 that are ragged and uh and we no skills and they can't speak english that's what we want here

00:03:29.560 and some states are getting them yeah right oh yeah california we're getting the governor is

00:03:34.320 pardoning you know felons yes so yeah there you go as far as whether the the border wall is already

00:03:40.180 being built i i don't know i i hear i see conflicting reports on that that they haven't started yet or

00:03:47.180 they've barely started over 400 miles but he claims 400 miles by next year that'd be great and maybe

00:03:53.340 more and maybe more okay if that's true that's great i'd you know i hope it is i hope it is too

00:04:01.260 i hope it is uh but much of this proposal i think is really good as he said right now about 12 percent

00:04:09.380 of immigrants are admitted based on employment and skills so about 12 percent of immigration right

00:04:14.220 now in the united states is merit-based uh how can we expect how can we be expected to continue that

00:04:20.440 rate i don't know it's insane i don't know 66 percent are admitted based on family connections

00:04:27.240 why and that to democrats that's a good thing yes once you're in i mean that's the point right once

00:04:33.960 you're in then the rest can come so if you have a second cousin twice removed uh in manawa niarawa

00:04:40.700 uh come on in yeah it's all yours bring them up come on bring them up i'm in well my my mailman

00:04:47.420 has a friend whose uncle uh wants to bring him in come on in that's kind of the way it's sort of the

00:04:56.180 way it's done i know now the administration wants to flip those numbers so it will be 57 percent based

00:05:02.620 on merit 33 percent based on on family connections that makes more sense that's probably still not the

00:05:09.100 maybe not even the right formula but it makes more sense to what we currently have but of course we you

00:05:15.040 know that's bad oh of course to the democrats it's it's absolutely catastrophic um so we want to

00:05:22.480 recruit top talent um microsoft is continually saying we don't have enough to fill the positions

00:05:29.300 that need to be filled uh in technology so good let's let's flip it around and and let's bring more

00:05:36.500 skilled people into the united states i i do like the focus on um first of all securing the border

00:05:43.680 and he did talk about that and that's a really important part of the plan but also uh focusing

00:05:49.860 on legal immigration yes we want to stop the illegal flow and we want to we want to bring here people

00:05:58.580 here that want to do things the right way and we'll add something to the country every nation on earth

00:06:04.280 asks something of the people who are trying to immigrate there all right what are you going to bring to us

00:06:10.320 what are you gonna do for us it's a legitimate question it's an important question you can't

00:06:16.280 just say okay come here and we'll do everything for you that we possibly can that's not the way

00:06:21.020 it's supposed to work it's just the way it has been working sure is and i mean working i use that

00:06:26.940 word loosely so supposedly the average yearly wage of legal immigrants right now is 43 000

00:06:34.080 this if we go to this system supposedly they would then increase the average income to 126 000

00:06:43.880 wow yeah uh yeah and the average yearly wage of all immigrants would rise to around 96 000

00:06:57.520 how could you not want that for the people that are immigrating kidding how could you not want that

00:07:04.040 no i'm sorry i want them to continue to make seven bucks an hour and i'm gonna fight this tooth and nail

00:07:09.580 every step of the way no how could you not want that and the thing is and we should have been talking

00:07:19.060 about this from the beginning when they come the way they do and you don't ask anything of them

00:07:24.260 and you don't encourage them to learn the language because that's somehow hateful that's somehow

00:07:29.860 racist that's somehow xenophobic i mean we're in trouble for encouraging them even just to have

00:07:35.000 rudimentary knowledge of english exactly yeah um and so they stay at the bottom rung of society and

00:07:41.880 there's nowhere they can go because if you speak only spanish or norwegian or german or whatever it is

00:07:48.340 when you come here you're not going to succeed in america you have to learn english in order to get up

00:07:53.680 the social ladder and the employment ladder it's just it's mandatory really if you don't you're

00:08:00.700 going to be stuck in a crappy job your entire life here why would you want that for them i don't

00:08:06.780 so you encourage them to learn the language and when you do they can have a chance to succeed here

00:08:13.680 i'm all for them making 100 grand a year me too i think that's great but democrats don't because

00:08:19.700 then uh they're not dependent on the democrats if they start making 126 000 a year they don't need

00:08:27.820 the democrats when their handouts so they don't want this they do not want this uh so president

00:08:35.880 trump trying to end the chain migration situation uh he's frequently called for an end to the visa

00:08:41.740 lottery program um something this seeks to do it'd be replaced by a new build america visa program that

00:08:49.240 would recognize extraordinary talent and people with professional and specialized vocations

00:08:54.340 including exceptional students um what the plan doesn't do though is cut back on immigration at all

00:09:03.480 and that would be a nice component to this limit you know a little bit more than we do now because

00:09:12.620 we allow what a million a year legally and then another million two are coming in illegally this year

00:09:18.420 that's unacceptable so we're gonna have immigration at a rate of two to two and a half million every

00:09:24.560 year i don't think that's sustainable it can't be it can't be so uh the plan doesn't deal with that

00:09:32.520 it also doesn't deal with uh people who are already here illegally including uh the the dreamers

00:09:39.620 but uh president trump said it does close loopholes so the gang members and criminals are inadmissible

00:09:46.680 and it would stop frivolous asylum claims one of the things they're proposing and i think this is

00:09:53.140 really good you can't you can't claim asylum at the border sorry you got to go to an embassy or a

00:09:57.840 consulate for that i'm okay with that oh that i think that's imperative

00:10:02.060 because what do we when you're at the border how do we know that that you're here claiming asylum

00:10:09.160 that you're in danger in your home country we don't no way to know but if you go to a consulate

00:10:14.240 in guatemala or honduras or wherever you're from um you know you can look into it then go to the embassy

00:10:21.160 do it there every country on earth just about has an american embassy or consulate and that's the right

00:10:29.820 way to do it so it does seem uh uh that that is the uh had the wise thing to do well yeah i mean

00:10:38.140 let's just keep if you're in trouble in your country come to us for help right and and if if it's for real

00:10:44.360 we'll help you well and they you know a lot of this is well i'm i'm afraid of gangs well then you

00:10:50.740 know people in los angeles be claiming asylum all the time uh and new york and every large city in

00:10:55.740 america because they're afraid of gangs as well there's plenty of gang activity in america can americans

00:11:01.400 claim asylum from it no no so i don't know that we allow that uh asylum is supposed to be from

00:11:09.140 oppression from the government and so uh it's really tough to ascertain when you're here at

00:11:16.200 the border that you've been through that so that's one of the things we need to deal with

00:11:21.440 uh also there was no mention of the e-verify program right um so that's an issue as well

00:11:29.360 so some apparently because of those two things the the lack of reducing immigration and no e-verify

00:11:38.460 so some conservatives aren't necessarily for this but it's not i mean this is just a proposal i think

00:11:43.800 this is just kind of a uh framework i mean this is a we've got to do something and here's here you go

00:11:49.280 let's get this thing started right and where's your proposal democrats let's thank you just olly olly

00:11:55.400 all come free is is not a really good uh immigration plan right now and that's all they that's all the

00:12:01.360 democrats offers everybody come on in well that's because they hate trump so whatever trump trump doesn't

00:12:06.240 want want wants to try to limit no we don't we don't and when you look back on the way they used

00:12:11.760 to feel about this you can't help but think that's true because they were all against just allowing the

00:12:18.220 border to be wide open right they talked about it they voted for it they voted for the the fence in

00:12:23.680 2006 and in the 1990s uh in fact they were pretty hardcore about it they sounded like conservatives back

00:12:31.940 in the 90s yes they did that's how far we've come we've come a long way a long way yeah wow uh triple

00:12:40.340 eight seven two seven b-e-c-k it's pat and jeffy for glenn on the glennbeck program

00:12:46.580 here's how bad things are at the border just to give you an idea uh they're deploying the tsa to

00:12:58.480 the border wait what that's how bad it is uh the tsa headed for the border we're redeploying some of

00:13:06.640 them i would rather have them feeling up the yeah me too cross the border that'll stop it in a hurry

00:13:11.240 yeah you want to cross the border you're going to get felt up by the tsa okay okay if you're tony

00:13:19.380 romo or not yeah that'll that'll shut it right down uh department of homeland security retasking

00:13:24.960 hundreds of tsa employees to the u.s mexico border to assist with the frontline immigration process in

00:13:31.360 an effort to relieve some of the pressure on uh customs and border patrol wow and ice cnn reports

00:13:38.800 175 of the tsa's law enforcement officials and up to 400 of its security ops personnel

00:13:46.340 including a number of air marshals are being sent to the southern border to help with efforts to deal

00:13:51.620 with the immigrant flow wow uh they're expected to commit up to 10 of their workforce to border

00:13:59.300 security so i've never heard of this before what's happening does that mean longer lines at the

00:14:07.560 airports oh i hope so because that'll just really be convenient for us because nobody travels in the

00:14:12.900 summer anyway no that's coming up on summertime breaks that's right nobody goes anywhere uh there

00:14:18.860 is now an immediate need for more help from the tsa at the southwest border according to a tsa spokesperson

00:14:23.780 tsa is committed to support 400 400 people from security ops who will be deployed in waves similar to

00:14:33.420 how they're deployed in an emergency situation tsa at the border now it's fixed there now it's fixed

00:14:42.040 they're asking this is just volunteers for now though uh it claims that uh they're just asking

00:14:49.620 you know if you could volunteer to go to the border so i'm sure that oh tsa members are jumping all

00:14:54.800 over themselves who wouldn't want to do that go to the hot be deployed sticky texas border

00:15:00.960 uh in the summer i could work at dfw at the air-conditioned airport um oh it's a tough choice

00:15:09.740 all right send me to the border i really let me be out there with the mosquitoes and the flies

00:15:16.400 and people throwing rocks at me that's yeah yeah i think i'll go to the border yeah that's not

00:15:22.260 gonna work like fun that's not that's not gonna work i don't know i mean i guess what comes next is

00:15:29.080 just mandatory right you're going yeah your government employees i would think so nice day

00:15:32.780 yeah unless they volunteer unless they choose to do the national guard again or some other agency

00:15:40.160 some other group who i don't know uh triple eight seven two seven beck scary yeah they are they can

00:15:46.680 be mm-hmm yeah it'll this this will fix it because not only are these scary but they're so efficient

00:15:53.740 jeffy i think you've i think we've all found that haven't we very much so yes they've ingratiated

00:15:59.520 themselves to americans for years now and uh i think once they get to the border you don't have a

00:16:04.940 problem anymore speaking of problems at the border uh wow a dallas man previously arrested in the death

00:16:14.280 of an 81 year old woman has been charged with killing at least at least 11 more elderly women

00:16:22.700 whose jewelry and other valuables he stole spokesman for the uh dallas county district attorney's office

00:16:31.480 said the 46 year old uh billy chimmerer was indicted on six more counts of capital murder and the

00:16:40.640 deaths of women ranging in age from 76 to 94 so he's a kenyan citizen living in the united states

00:16:49.580 illegally and he's a serial killer

00:16:53.040 but don't worry about that these are just good decent hard-working family people that's there's

00:17:02.140 nothing to worry about wow that's amazing what does it take i mean i don't i don't know what it's

00:17:09.040 gonna take i don't know i mean look to get the democrats to be serious about this i mean we mentioned

00:17:14.260 i mentioned gavin newsom you know in california he's pardoning felons and uh you know including

00:17:19.460 two that were up for deportation he's saying oh no you're fine and stay here i mean i don't know

00:17:23.520 what what can be done well and i don't know what you have to do obviously you know this is probably i

00:17:30.100 hope too far and we're going to do something you would hope yeah you would like to think that there

00:17:36.360 is some there's a line of criminality where they say okay yeah maybe instead what they say well

00:17:42.500 the american citizens are killing people too yeah but we've got enough of that don't we without

00:17:48.280 having kenya's killers here as well yeah but he hasn't killed 20 so he may have because they said it

00:17:54.600 might be more than 11 or 12 now 12 elderly women disgusting really really really horrible from 76

00:18:03.900 years old and 94 years old really sad really sad uh and but you don't hear anything about it

00:18:11.000 nobody's nope cnn's not talking about it msnbc is not talking about it i don't know that i've even

00:18:16.740 seen that story on fox um and it you know it's kind of an important one oh yeah these are a few of

00:18:23.700 the people we'd like to prevent from coming into the country illegally okay that'd be nice yeah it'd be

00:18:28.860 nice i uh uh just and while while i get it we can't prevent all of this from not coming into the

00:18:35.460 country we can certainly attempt to do better than we have been yeah that's and that's been

00:18:41.200 president trump's uh theme all along is we you know we can do better than this we we can prevent some of

00:18:47.560 these with the wall we can prevent some of these by paying attention to uh who it is that we allow to

00:18:52.860 come in why would you just allow everybody's families family members to come into the country

00:18:58.320 it doesn't make any sense so zero sense let's ask something of them uh like i don't know what

00:19:05.720 skill do you have what are you gonna what what job do you have lined up where are you gonna live

00:19:10.140 so it just it just makes sense this is a it's a pretty good start on immigration reform uh and it

00:19:18.900 doesn't include amnesty which is a pretty good uh pretty good step in the right direction as well

00:19:24.140 but i think if if the democrats were to propose a plan it would just go back to the same thing the

00:19:30.620 comprehensive immigration reform they've been talking about they just want the dreamers to all

00:19:34.500 be here legally they just want a path to citizenship for everybody else that's here for the 11 to 20 or 25

00:19:41.760 million that are here illegally uh and they'll just make the problem worse so this is a good start from

00:19:48.680 the president 888-727-BECK it's pat gray from pat gray unleashed and uh jeff fisher from chewing the fat

00:19:58.780 for glenn uh today and uh all next week here on the glenn beck program

00:20:04.020 this is the best of the glenn beck program

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00:20:32.060 itunes thanks bill o'reilly from bill o'reilly.com hey bill gentlemen how you doing doing well you

00:20:38.280 i'm uh the same which is a tragedy for everyone uh your latest column at bill o'reilly.com talks

00:20:46.320 about how due process is dead in america whether it's brett kavanaugh hearings or with president

00:20:52.020 trump and the muller report um tell us about that well it's the media's fault in the sense that

00:20:58.320 you are done if anyone on the planet files an allegation against you and you're a famous person

00:21:06.940 that's for sure okay so you're finished there's no oh well maybe he didn't do it maybe there's an

00:21:12.180 agenda uh on why this is happening so the real horrible lawyers and ideologues know that now

00:21:21.960 so they target people for um allegations that's that's number one is what's happening so every

00:21:29.600 corporation in america now is a battery of lawyers they have to pay um to fend this stuff

00:21:36.700 off you don't hear about 90 of it and now you have lawyers advertising on radio and television

00:21:42.280 and billboards you know if somebody did something to you you call us we'll give you millions of dollars

00:21:46.040 okay the second thing about the due process is the disgraceful uh performance of some u.s senators in

00:21:54.180 the kavanaugh hearings now i don't have any problem with uh grilling um a supreme court nominee it has to be

00:22:01.860 done but these people flat out said oh you're guilty of something you did in high school even

00:22:07.780 though we don't have a shred of evidence and nothing has emerged since you're guilty you did it

00:22:14.180 you and your family should be disgraced that was kamala harris that was cory booker that was diane

00:22:20.680 feinstein who behind the scenes actually engineered this whole thing it's great everlasting disgrace

00:22:27.260 um and so when you have that combination of elected political officials who do not recognize

00:22:33.900 due process combined with the media you're in trouble and i think the country's in trouble

00:22:38.600 is there anything we can do to uh uh stem that tide i don't know i mean individual americans i think if

00:22:46.500 you ask them and they just listen to what my explanation was would say yeah o'reilly's right

00:22:51.820 um because this could happen to me or my son or daughter or my husband or whatever yeah um and

00:22:58.300 now i'm going to have to go out and pay two hundred thousand dollars to an attorney

00:23:01.780 um to defend me against uh charges that are fallacious um the whole thing stems around

00:23:09.660 the affidavits if you file something against someone you have to sign an affidavit under perjury

00:23:16.760 but the system does not prosecute that so therefore it's a free fire zone you can lie about anybody you

00:23:23.600 can say anything you want and the media i think the media has basically fallen apart in america i

00:23:29.340 don't think people know how bad it is we see the surveys and the polls that 70 percent of americans

00:23:34.760 don't trust the media but i watch uh cable news ratings every night i see network news ratings what's

00:23:41.240 happening in the morning and late night i did it on billoreilly.com we did a segment last night on

00:23:45.640 the collapse of late night viewership across the board on the three networks nobody watches those

00:23:51.140 shows anymore and i think the people are uh saying enough and that's what you can do i mean if you are

00:23:58.060 an american and you see something unfair do not do not watch the network that's doing it and fire off

00:24:06.720 a letter to the senator won't matter but at least you're doing something yeah it's it's really tough

00:24:13.200 because as conservatives we we have that mindset where i'm not i'm not going to participate in a

00:24:19.180 boycott i'm not gonna i'm not gonna get out on the streets and protest whereas the left does all that

00:24:24.800 kind of stuff and it's really effective it has been effective so we kind of just have seeded all of that

00:24:31.020 to them and and we just we sort of sit back and take it every time you know somebody's wrongly accused

00:24:38.440 or yeah but here's the deal you're right the right in america doesn't have an organized media

00:24:46.700 matters or move on or power of change or color of this or they don't have that all right and listen

00:24:55.160 to all all that you just listed off i mean they've got so many of those organizations and these these

00:25:00.420 organizations have millions of dollars all right to mobilize boycotts to threaten sponsors to do

00:25:07.060 whatever they want to do a lot of that money comes from the george soros foundation as people

00:25:11.680 probably know so they have millions of dollars to go smear people threaten people intimidate people

00:25:17.100 extort people nothing like that exists on the right but i'm telling americans that it shouldn't

00:25:23.280 you don't get down in the mud with these people what should happen is that there should be an organization

00:25:29.200 to expose the boycotters to tell people exactly who they are what they're doing what sponsors are

00:25:38.540 giving into it right you know you guys may remember um years ago there was a big fierce uh controversy

00:25:46.280 over some corporations telling their employees not to say merry christmas remember that yeah okay well i your

00:25:53.880 humble correspondent turn that around by naming the corporations that were doing it and as soon as i

00:26:01.740 did that those corporations stopped back down people weren't going to christmas shop in the stores right

00:26:09.460 so that's the way to do it unfortunately i called a couple of um conservative groups that that handle

00:26:17.820 uh pro bono law cases and they were frightened to do it because they didn't want these groups to come

00:26:24.340 after them and they wouldn't do it not going to name them that's not fair but i tried to mobilize some

00:26:32.120 of these crews and saying look you got to set up an arm to defend people under fire yeah and and they

00:26:38.020 wouldn't do it because they didn't want these people to come after them unbelievable it sure is it

00:26:44.720 that's how powerful this is yeah if you look at history and you know i write the killing books and

00:26:49.060 all that if you look at history all the totalitarian regimes uh have done this have demonized groups and

00:26:57.220 and selected people for punishment all of them yeah and that's exactly what's happening in america

00:27:04.640 and there's nobody doing anything about it yeah the road is long i mean you talk about voting with

00:27:09.960 your with your with your eyes and with your remotes and don't watch the channels and don't do that

00:27:15.480 but when they have uh the money that they're getting from whatever sources they're getting it from

00:27:21.560 uh they can still stay alive and keep uh keep on the air whereas a number of uh uh conservative

00:27:29.660 channels may have to go dark and so it's a long battle it the worst part about it is that the

00:27:37.860 boycotters and the extorters and the and the people who are peddling false allegations are propped up

00:27:45.320 by the very liberal media so the new york times washington post cnn msnbc nbc news this kind of

00:27:53.660 stuff props them up there are no investigations into media matters or uh move on or color of change

00:28:01.020 none of that they're not looked at they everybody knows this is happening so where is the press

00:28:06.720 exposing this kind of extortion it's extortion when you go to mercedes-benz and say if you don't pull

00:28:13.320 your spot from the fox news channel or whatever radio program then we're going to send out a uh

00:28:19.140 email blast on facebook or however they do it to um you know five million people saying don't buy

00:28:26.620 mercedes cars that's extortion all right now you i've gone and talked to lawyers you could make a

00:28:34.640 rico case against media matters you could do that and file federal that'd be interesting that would

00:28:40.820 be fantastic but again who's going to do it right nobody i mean apparently nobody yeah they're not

00:28:47.180 they're not uh evil enough in people's eyes overall right i mean they're building those rico cases

00:28:52.720 against drug manufacturers they're not going to do it against media matters in the social civil war

00:28:58.060 okay the far left progressive movement is far more weaponry and is far more ruthless than the other

00:29:06.800 side yeah and and now i you know you're basically seeing people being destroyed before your eyes

00:29:13.600 kavanaugh survived by one vote collins and i saw her in california a couple weeks ago and i i

00:29:20.460 she requested to speak to me and i just said you know senator i gotta tell you you save that family

00:29:27.080 put everything else aside you save those people because of what was happening she knew she knew

00:29:34.700 all right and and so americans are watching the spectacle and again you know you say what can we

00:29:42.480 the regular people do not much other than walk away from the vehicles that are that are doing this

00:29:49.580 and you have to be and that's happening you have to be willing to do that though yes you do you have

00:29:53.380 to be willing to walk away and you know when i when i saw camilla harris and cory booker uh declare

00:30:00.340 for the presidency i i said to myself there's no way on earth that i as an american citizen not a

00:30:05.700 commentator not not a purveyor billoreilly.com none of that would vote for that kind of a person

00:30:12.900 to lead this country yeah you can scream about how bad trump is or how good he is or whatever

00:30:17.840 you know but these people in full view of the nation basically said blank you constitution

00:30:24.600 yeah blank you well it's good that you have another guy due process on anything it's good that you have

00:30:30.680 another 21 or 22 candidates to pick from other than those two now well they're not gonna you know

00:30:37.200 camilla harris got an outside chance to get the vp nod with biden but i think it's going to be the

00:30:42.660 stacy abrams um but yeah she's mad about people talking about that too because she kamala harris was

00:30:49.980 so saying you know they were her people were saying that uh it was embarrassing to think about her being

00:30:54.660 the vice president to joe biden you know look i don't even pay attention to those campaigns because

00:31:00.020 they're not going anywhere you know except for bill de blasi i know he's gonna rock it up and

00:31:04.620 all right absolutely uh i live in new york i know how bad this guy is my god oh it's it's amazing

00:31:13.460 that he has the ego to think that he could actually i mean what did three people show up for him in

00:31:21.300 vegas when he appeared there recently a dozen maybe tops unbelievable it's all about the money

00:31:27.340 he gets to keep all the campaign funds that idiots might donate to him that's what it's about he's got

00:31:32.960 nothing else to do new york city's falling apart everybody hates him cops turn their back on him

00:31:38.160 um i mean it's really really a disaster yeah if you don't live in new york say a prayer of thanks

00:31:44.620 all right because that city is falling apart i live 20 miles away from manhattan it takes me in

00:31:51.920 one hour and 45 minutes to drive not in the rush hour to get into that city it everything is falling

00:32:00.240 apart well it's you ever see that movie escape from new york yeah okay that's what it is i mean

00:32:06.880 i saw snake pliskin the other day time square it's a snake how you doing man how do you get out of here

00:32:12.140 can you get me out of here all right more with uh bill o'reilly you've got it we've got to ask him

00:32:17.820 about uh the president's speech on immigration yesterday and and much more coming up in 60 seconds

00:32:23.900 it's pat and jeffrey for glenn on the glenn beck program uh talking with bill o'reilly uh bill i

00:32:33.620 want i want to get your thoughts on what the president had to say on immigration uh but we

00:32:37.380 were talking about first of all we were talking about kavanaugh a few minutes ago uh and his his

00:32:41.980 nomination process how what are your thoughts on on his rulings so far and some people are already

00:32:48.580 worried that he might be a bust for conservatives you know i don't evaluate rulings like that on

00:32:54.640 ideological basis um i i kind of uh independent guy and i look at how he bases his uh his decisions on

00:33:05.360 the law and the constitution and what it says i have to tell you i don't know yet i don't know yet

00:33:11.960 uh when i saw the abortion thing in alabama i told my viewers last night on bill o'reilly.com i said

00:33:17.460 don't get excited because i don't think the supreme court is going to uphold this law well i don't

00:33:22.360 either oh no way i don't either right there's only one guy that would vote for it and that's

00:33:26.260 clarence thomas um so i think kavanaugh wants to send a signal like john roberts does that he's not

00:33:33.080 in anybody's pocket i think so too um so whether that harms the nation down the road we have to wait

00:33:40.800 yeah this is a bold move for alabama yes and they're they're trying to force this issue with

00:33:48.440 the spring court it's payback it's payback from the idiot virginia governor actually saying to the

00:33:54.420 american public right you know even after the baby's born we might put it to death and then

00:33:58.940 andrew como a villain of unbelievable lengths um passing this law that says you can have an abortion

00:34:06.480 at any time for any reason well once the uh pro-life community saw those two things they said

00:34:11.640 we'll get a little bit agreed yeah right we may not win yeah we're going to humiliate them and we're

00:34:17.380 going to go in and we're going to send a message it was time to fight back it's not really about

00:34:21.840 abortion that's what nobody understands it's about states rights that's the argument that's going to

00:34:27.920 be put forth not roe v wade they're not going to try to overthrow roe v wade they're going to try to

00:34:33.780 say to the supreme court look each state has a right based upon their population's desire

00:34:39.680 to regulate public health you and the federal government do not have a right to impose public

00:34:46.460 health on alabama or missouri or wherever and that's in the constitution it's a local issue

00:34:52.980 let us decide that's how the argument is going to go down um but again i don't think it's going to

00:34:58.960 be successful right yeah i don't either i i i think you're right the only the only one you could

00:35:04.360 really count on to overturn roe v wade i think is clarence thomas yeah i don't even know that alito

00:35:09.440 would mike you might you might be able to peel off alito on the uh on the state's rights issue yeah

00:35:14.900 uh you might be able to do that but you're not getting roberts and you're not gonna get roberts

00:35:18.860 you're not getting roberts yeah right uh so did you uh what what were your thoughts on uh the

00:35:26.060 president's unveiling of his new immigration plan yesterday it's all posturing uh he knows it's not

00:35:31.960 going to get through you know so there are two schools of thought here uh you do it to send a

00:35:38.040 message and this is what you believe i'm okay with that but if you're telling the american people that

00:35:44.660 there's a shred this will get passed then you're misleading them nancy pelosi's not going to allow that

00:35:50.240 um even if trump were a little bit more moderate which i would have been had i been president and

00:35:57.000 faced with this issue i would have said we're going to do 50 50 we're going to do 50 percent

00:36:01.320 humanitarian visas and we're going to do 50 merit visas that's what i would have done so that you

00:36:07.960 then become somebody who's not devoid of compassion because that's what the tradition of america is

00:36:14.400 take your downtrodden and you come here and then you reverse your life they trump administration

00:36:20.580 doesn't have that philosophy in what they put forth that was a mistake but none of this is going to come

00:36:28.060 to fruition he seems to be he seems to be trying to sort of even balance the scale though with what he

00:36:35.960 just did because we've been doing it the other way for so long he sort of i think went a little bit

00:36:41.340 further than than you might expect him to just to sort of even out the playing field maybe uh it's

00:36:47.580 a campaign issue for him that's what he's doing yeah um you know he's got four pillars i have a book

00:36:53.060 coming up in september the united states of trump where i explain his how the president really sees

00:36:59.000 america as a subtitle i explain how he really sees america first i explain how he got there which is

00:37:05.000 only two people on earth could have done it him and oprah i explain exactly how he got there

00:37:10.920 and then i explain exactly what his view of the country is um he doesn't really care about people

00:37:18.000 in honduras and i'm not saying that as a pejorative i mean he just doesn't care we knows that illegal

00:37:25.080 immigration is one of the pillars of his um administration yeah gonna run on four things

00:37:31.940 and that's one of them right well i mean and that's part of his appeal isn't it because it is

00:37:36.720 put america first put america and americans first and that's you know that's what a lot of us

00:37:42.420 he doesn't feel a moral obligation to heal the poverty in central america and around the world

00:37:49.420 right he doesn't feel that moral obligation because my my moral obligation is to make sure americans

00:37:56.520 prosper first and then we'll take a look at the others but that'll never happen and it's honduras

00:38:01.240 job to take care of hondurans uh it's it's their leadership that's never going to happen it's not

00:38:07.120 going to happen now if america thrives though then so will honduras down the road right i mean yes

00:38:13.000 nicaragua will never thrive el salvador will never thrive wow okay well the cultures are so corrupt

00:38:24.220 yeah all right it's like mexico mexico is never going to be the republic that the usa is because

00:38:31.940 of the culture of corruption yeah right yeah that they don't enforce corruption laws everybody's on

00:38:41.020 the take you can't run a country like that and think you're going to prosper and that's how these

00:38:47.460 countries operate uh bill there seems to be a lot of saber rattling going on between the u.s.

00:38:52.340 and iran and a lot of people are concerned about an actual either a proxy war or an actual war

00:39:01.260 um do you have some concerns there that actual war could break out with iran

00:39:05.160 i think there's maybe a one in five chance there'll be any military action there that's a decent chance

00:39:13.800 though yeah it would be iran would have to make the play so you got warships in the persian gulf

00:39:21.520 and um you've got 500 troops uh or more i guess now in iraq um and they would have to attack them

00:39:32.320 uh in order for u.s. to to get involved that way um i think these sanctions against iran are working

00:39:39.660 i mean if i were uh trump i i know what he's doing um you know he wants to be um the guy who sets the

00:39:49.420 agenda for the world not for just for the united states and he he knows that iran is trying to

00:39:54.900 cause trouble on a lot of fronts so he's basically saying telling them you better knock it off and if

00:40:00.400 you don't um you're going to get hurt um so i'm kind of uh agnostic about this i wouldn't i wouldn't

00:40:07.200 provoke any military action um but if it comes you know it's not going to be good for iran

00:40:13.760 that's for sure i mean they'll get hurt badly but it'll also re-stimulate isis and al-qaeda and

00:40:20.640 those that's a downside yeah it's always it's always a mess when it involves the middle east and

00:40:26.780 and everything that's going on there it's always a mess um speaking of which i i know you've spoken

00:40:32.500 about tariffs before um what are your thoughts on on the latest round of tariffs back and forth with

00:40:38.600 china well that's another pillar of trump's re-election campaign along with the immigration

00:40:42.900 the economy why does he love him so much what what is it about tariffs i don't think he loves

00:40:48.040 tariffs so much he just basically he knows there's a trade war with china so everybody knows there's a

00:40:53.380 trade war and it's been going on now for decades but the american government has basically said uh we

00:40:59.860 don't really want to fight this war because our economy is you know chugging along so we'll let them do

00:41:06.460 what they want well from the very beginning from 1990 if you look at trump you know again i'm in a

00:41:12.320 good perch to give you guys um the facts on this case if you go back and you look at trump's public

00:41:18.600 pronouncements about china he started in 1990 saying the chinese were hosing us economically and they are

00:41:26.560 and they are yes they are people people don't understand it i'll let me put it in terms that

00:41:32.480 even glenn beck could understand okay all right so say bill o'reilly makes a band-aid and the band-aid

00:41:40.900 not only stops the bleeding but heals the cut in two hours nice okay yeah and it's the it's a fabulous

00:41:50.080 success in america everybody wants to bill o'reilly band-aid well o'reilly then looks over and goes hey

00:41:55.340 there's 1.5 billion people in china i want to sell some band-aids over there so i try to get my product

00:42:01.700 into the chinese market whereupon the government says you know what this product is unsafe we're

00:42:07.400 not going to allow it in it's unsafe they do that all the time to any american product that may threaten

00:42:15.160 their domestic production of anything now that everybody can understand correct yep that's been

00:42:21.020 going on since uh jfk all right since 1906 and no president has confronted it so trump said you know

00:42:29.820 i'm the i'm the macho man i'm the tough guy i'm going to do it i'm going to break them um and we'll

00:42:35.200 see if it's successful or not but that's what's happening there's going to be a lot of pain in the

00:42:39.300 meantime though i mean maybe yeah the hope is the the prices at walmart are going up well so don't buy

00:42:45.880 that yeah i don't need any chinese stuff you need any chinese stuff no i like shopping i shop at

00:42:52.720 walmart trim fried rice i mean that's all i need and they make it in my town i don't need it i don't need a

00:42:58.440 chinese t-shirt or a hat i don't a lot of americans do yes they do the americans shop at walmart wait

00:43:04.360 wait wait wait wait why well because it's cheaper enough american maybe so what it's maybe 35 cents

00:43:09.940 cheaper you know take a hit for your country anybody needs anything from china is that your new poster

00:43:16.160 take a hit for your country yeah come on why do i need this i like that on the farmer's stuff yeah i

00:43:23.160 understand but trump is gonna you know chuck money over to them so you know if you're getting hurt and

00:43:29.800 your products aren't moving the way they did the federal government is going to come in and and at

00:43:34.980 least give you some kind of relief as far as finances is concerned this federal government

00:43:40.520 under donald trump spending more money than any federal government in history yeah this guy's a

00:43:45.120 spender trump's a spender yeah i mean you know so i'm look you don't want to be dependent on them

00:43:53.180 but i don't i think they're going to help the people in the big industries that are getting hurt

00:43:58.880 uh from the china tariffs but the regular folks i mean i i just don't understand what you need from

00:44:06.200 china i just don't get it so it sounds like you you you pretty much agree you're kind of on board with

00:44:11.700 the tariffs i i think it's the only weapon we have in this chinese um economic war and if they're if

00:44:20.900 they walk back and i believe it's true they did um what their agreements were what are you gonna do

00:44:26.720 just let them get away with all that stuff and hopefully it hurts them it hurts them uh more than

00:44:31.280 it hurts us but they don't care see that that's the thing we actually care if our farmers get hurt

00:44:37.060 yeah they don't care you're right you know you don't like it i'll shoot you in the head

00:44:41.400 that's why it makes it communist authoritarian regime that that's what makes this war so hard

00:44:46.480 to win though right but but what trump's calculation is is that he he is going to squeeze them so that

00:44:56.040 there's unrest in china so that the 1.5 billion people start to get a little teed off just like

00:45:02.600 they're getting teed off in iran that's the calculation and beijing doesn't want that because

00:45:08.320 once the people start to get a little uh hey this isn't working out real well um then they got big

00:45:15.220 problems over there be interesting to see if that ever happens i don't know uh yeah i don't know that

00:45:20.640 would take a long time because i would it would take a long time but remember in china there there's

00:45:27.140 out in the hinterlands those people are not happy they don't have electricity they don't have

00:45:33.100 anything to eat i mean this is not a happy place you go to china you know the big cities are bustling

00:45:39.120 everybody else is like we don't really have much so who gets more pissed off first americans paying

00:45:45.880 higher prices or the chinese you don't know it's a calculation but i really don't think americans are

00:45:53.060 going to scream and yell about the terror well not with the new bill o'reilly plan hey take a hit for

00:45:58.560 your country yeah i mean i i just don't see it i mean the worst thing that could happen would be that

00:46:05.700 it throws the economy into a recession now that's right if trump if the trump people start to see

00:46:11.020 that cudlow's a smart guy cudlow's really running he is operation yeah he is a smart guy and they're

00:46:17.220 they're watching but they're trying to squeeze them and if trump can get the deal he wants then he

00:46:22.380 feels he can be re-elected because if he's a guy that took on china but if recession kicks in

00:46:27.200 then he's in trouble yeah big time he's done because i don't know about done because you know

00:46:31.980 it biden is not yeah you know he's not a guy like barack obama is a big guy yeah you know and he's i mean

00:46:42.580 i mean i know that donald trump is what 72 yeah his early 70s but biden and uh sanders are all in their

00:46:49.860 you know last half of 70s that's going to show here soon that's already starting to show trump

00:46:56.080 can take biden in a debate i mean i think so too yeah because biden's all over the place and you

00:47:02.000 know biden doesn't think there's a china problem and you're looking at him like going what um

00:47:07.160 so and the far left doesn't like biden they don't want him and african-americans that's the reason that

00:47:13.600 trump won 800 000 african-americans didn't didn't come out you say that but those numbers for joe biden

00:47:19.340 seem awful good yeah it's his it's his though that's his crew well who else are they going to

00:47:26.000 pick beto they live in el paso and he doesn't think there's a problem on the border right i mean you

00:47:32.240 know hello yeah you know it's it's a walk it's a bad group i mean it's a bad group all of these people

00:47:40.240 and i don't say this with any ideology any ideology at all bernie sanders socialist fine um but all of

00:47:48.240 them are so weak when it comes to problem solving so there's no fixing right then all they would do

00:47:57.880 is bring in this in crazy theory that's never worked anywhere bernie sanders knows he's not

00:48:04.140 going to be president he knows that uh he's his far out socialistic view is never going to be

00:48:10.260 accepted but what else does he have to do what else bernie sanders says he lives in vermont have you

00:48:16.080 ever been to vermont i have okay it's a pretty state but all you can do is walk around you get a

00:48:21.320 ben and jerry's you walk around that's it that's all bernie has to do this is fun he gets on a private

00:48:27.460 jet he goes all right it's fun he gets a pack of dough he gets all the money he gets to keep all the

00:48:35.280 campaign fund money i mean that's really why they're all jumping in anyway right they all see

00:48:39.160 a path to a bank account and that is a story that's unreported right that all of these people are in it

00:48:44.880 because they get money all right right money bill de blasio knows that no one even his wife will vote

00:48:52.160 for him no one will vote for him he'll get no votes zero votes not even his kids for no no they don't

00:49:00.340 like him they don't want him they live in new york city too they're going can't you fix anything

00:49:06.140 anything just fix anything he can't so it's all about money yeah all right uh bill o'reilly for

00:49:14.120 billoreilly.com uh you got the the book united states of trump comes out when september 24th right

00:49:20.380 now we uh want everybody to be nice to dad and granddad and get them the killing series we've got

00:49:25.640 eight killing books out including the latest one killing the ss big bestseller as you may know

00:49:30.140 and i've had a couple of those coming up go on in i'll sign them for your dad and granddad if you

00:49:35.000 want um lots of good stuff okay great thanks a lot bill thanks bill thanks for having me in guys

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