January 8, 2025 • 30 mins
Bill O’Reilly, author of Confronting the Presidents, No Spin Assessments from Washington to Biden, is back for his first appearance in the New Year. What does he think about Biden’s mad dash last actions?
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
All right, Leonard Skinner simple man that can only be
one thing on this radio program, all things self proclaimed
simple man, which means all things Bill O'Reilly, all things
Bill O'Reilly at billooreilly dot com. Mister O'Reilly, sir, Happy
New year. Great to talk to you. I'm sure you
agree with me that our prayers are with the people
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of California, although it is frustrating that the state has
done nothing to lessen the likelihood of these wildfires because
of their extreme environmental policies. You know, and this isn't
a time for politics, but however, you ought to be
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able to clear out the brush. The LA Mayor shouldn't
have cut seventeen million dollars of the firefighters budget. Scores
of broken hydrants in Los Angeles we've discovered, and he
could be a lot of this could be prevented if,
in fact, actly if they would get rid of the
overgrowth in California forests, which makes this all the more likely.
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In much of California, landowner that undertakes the start of
controlled burn on their property has to jump through a
series of hoops proving that they have the expertise to
do so. But they should be doing it as a
state and lives and property would be saved.
Speaker 2 (01:25):
Bill, Well, there's any question the state of California is
derelict and protecting its citizens from natural disasters. Did you
know that the state approved five water plants a number
of years ago. We're trying to track down exactly when
that happened, and none of them have been built. And
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why that's important is that California is always in particularly
southern California, always in the state of drought. And if
you have water plants that horrid water, you can much
easier irrigate the land and keep the dry brush from
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overwhelming the topography. I was out there a week ago.
I was in almost exactly the place where these fires are,
very near Pacific Palisades, very calm out there. It was
no problem. Nobody was anticipating this. And what the unbelievable
thing about it is this just happened about twenty four
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hours ago. It's not that this is an ongoing It
just the fire started and the ferocious winds just ripped
it into a catastrophe.
Speaker 3 (02:44):
But that's the other part of this.
Speaker 1 (02:45):
They know that they regularly have Santa Anna Wins I
lived in California for five years. I'm very familiar with it,
and I saw these fires up close and personal. I
remember going back and visiting years later in an entire
neighborhood very close to where I had lived, was burned
to the ground. It was a pretty affluent neighborhood, not
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the part that I lived in, but I mean everything
was destroyed. You see, you know the Pacific Palisades being destroyed,
and they do nothing, They don't take the necessary steps.
Back then, they were talking about desalinization plants, plants because
they didn't have enough water, because you rightly point out
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that they they're constantly in a state of drought, so
that's a big problem. Then they have all the brush,
but you're not allowed to clear the brush because you're
clearing the natural habitat of this snake or that lizard.
It's insane and as a result, these wildfires now are
very predictable, but I would argue some of them at
least would be very preventable if they take common sense measures.
Speaker 2 (03:52):
Okay, and I think that most people would agree with that.
The Getty Museum, which is a big attraction in Los Angeles,
did clear of the brush and in a very dramatic way.
I don't know whether they got a waiver or not
from the city, but they did it and that prevented
the getting Museum from being overwhelmed by the flames. So
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what you're saying is absolutely you can't prevent the fires.
What you can prevent is the catastrophe, the rapid spread.
And you know, but the environmentalist control California, and as
you said, they'll come up with snail darters or this
little fish that, and then you get nothing done.
Speaker 1 (04:37):
So while I'm on vacation, I see a headline bill
O'Reilly summoned Tomorrow Lago. That was the exact headline. I'm
sure you saw the article yourself. In your latest column,
you discuss a trip that you made down Tomorrow Lago.
How much would you like to reveal about that trip?
Speaker 2 (04:57):
So I'm on vacation. We left the day after Christmaster California.
I went to Yosemite, Monterey, Carmel Down, LA. And very
soon after I left New York, I got a request
from President Trump, Hey, you got to come down to
mar A Lago. Didn't say why all right, now, I'm
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not buying a membership that's like one hundred and twenty
five thousand, right, So I'm not doing that. And I
didn't know why. But when the President of the United
States says he wants to see you.
Speaker 3 (05:33):
You go, and then you know that's correct, Yeah you go.
Speaker 2 (05:39):
And you would say why, you just say, okay, that's
being a patriot is all about. So anyway, I diverted
coming back from LA to New York. I went to
LA to Miami and by the way, don't do that.
No NonStop flights from LA to Palm Beach. But it's
like Matt max on nine ninety in South Florida. I mean, really,
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it's insane. Would my son and I watching these cars
go one hundred and twenty? I thought it was in
Germany on the Autoba and it was crazy. So we
go up to mar Lago and I had been there before,
and I know the drill and we were rabb at
seven thirty last Thursday. And he's got a good staff.
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He's always had a good staff. Donald Trump, and a
young guy comes instead of President like to see Okay,
So my son and I go over to the office,
which is almost attached to the main residence, and we
go and I mush it into a room and there
is a cabinet meeting underway, and I went, WHOA. So
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next to me is Stephen Miller, and then there's Navarro,
there's Lutnicking, three guys I didn't know, and the President
is behind his desk. And I write all about this
in a column that you refer to can reference it
on Billoreilly dot com. But the gist of the meeting
was worldwide about tariffs, and about Panama, on about Greenland,
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and about Gaza and China. And it was just unbelievably
fascinating for a journalist's historian to hear that back and forth.
And then President Trump asked me my opinion, which you know,
I'm very shy about giving my opinion.
Speaker 3 (07:22):
Henny, you know that very shy.
Speaker 1 (07:24):
I mean that demure, shy. Those are adjectives that immediately
come to mind.
Speaker 2 (07:29):
That's right, and everyone knows. But I gave him my
opinion because I am a patriot and when asked by
a president, and it was very interesting to see how
in command Donald Trump was.
Speaker 3 (07:43):
Bill. Here's a fact.
Speaker 1 (07:45):
Most people we have both known him for about thirty years,
the two of us, independently. Most people do not understand
Donald Trump. They have no idea how smart he is,
how funny, he is, how generous he is, how witty
he is. They don't understand his psychology. Everything is a negotiation,
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and they don't understand when, for example, he says he's
going to put tariffs on Canada and Mexico, he's that
that is the beginning of the negotiation.
Speaker 3 (08:19):
I don't think he's negotiating.
Speaker 1 (08:20):
When he says they'll be hell to pay if the
hostages aren't released, I think he means that.
Speaker 2 (08:26):
What really offended me the corrupt media coverage of the
press conference yesterday was the headline Trump doesn't rule out
military action against Panama. And you and I understand that
he always opens a negotiation and has to read The
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United States or Trump, the best book on Trump, and
has since he was a young man in real estate.
Always opens with a hand grenade boom, the most outrageous
thing he can say to throw off the other side. Now,
Canada is not going to become the fifty first state.
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The US Marines are not going to go into Panama.
None of that will happen. But if you step back
and you.
Speaker 1 (09:18):
Understand that if Panama wants three billion dollars in repair
assistance from the US, there's going to be changes otherwise
run change.
Speaker 2 (09:28):
And I actually said this in the cabinet meeting, is
that a contract, a new contract has to be written
whereby our shipping, us shipping gets a substantial discount going
through that canal.
Speaker 1 (09:41):
And it's our priority, considering we are largely responsible for
all the engineering, and the Panama Canal wouldn't exist.
Speaker 3 (09:47):
But for the United States. That's true.
Speaker 1 (09:49):
Jimmy Carter giving it away was a debacle of monumental proportions.
And God rest his soul, he was a much better
host president then he was a president. In my view,
he did a lot of great work after his presidency,
habitat for humanity. But this was the worst deal ever
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that I can think of in the modern era of
a president giving away that canal that wouldn't exist, but
for us, it got us.
Speaker 2 (10:19):
Nowhere, It got us Noriega Bush had to go in
and get him. He was a drug dealer. I mean,
it was insane. But Carter was not a good president.
But anyway, now we have two Chinese companies providing security
for the canal. That can't happen.
Speaker 3 (10:36):
It has to stop.
Speaker 2 (10:38):
It can't happen.
Speaker 3 (10:39):
It has to And Trump said it very well.
Speaker 1 (10:41):
He said this was a gift, and it was a
gift from the United States, and you're abusing the gift
and that has to change. And if it doesn't change,
then I would imagine that there'll be severe consequences for Panama.
And I'm not talking about an invasion, no, but the.
Speaker 2 (10:58):
Press launched to everybody. That's what they do, so irresponsible,
so dishonest, and in the Greenland thing, I mean, that's
an easy negotiation with Copenhagen. My message of the day
on Bill O'Reilly dot com is about King Frederick the tenth.
You know, it's a kingdom Denmark and King fred will
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make a deal in a minute because it'll be good
for Denmark because they're never going to harvest the fossil
fuels and the lithnium underneath that permafrost, and we can.
But the big part of that deal is once we get.
Speaker 1 (11:33):
In there, don't you We may not even need them, Bill,
because they do have autonomy, they do have their own parliament,
and they might vote for their own independence, and if
they do, they can then align with the United States
anyway they want.
Speaker 2 (11:48):
But that's not what is at issue the government today
and the king is a part of it, and the
king is a descendant from gorm the old. Did you
know that? I did know that, Yes, the oral tenth century.
Now I know Gorham would have made that deal with Trump.
Speaker 1 (12:08):
I know that, by the way, and the people of
Greenland are not happy with ted Mark. They feel like
they're treated like second and third class citizens, and that
there's a level of racism when they make a visits
to Denmark. There's only about fifty eight thousand people on
this island of about one point three eight million acres.
Speaker 2 (12:29):
If are country would be the fifth largest country on
the planet. But I heard a rumor that because Don
Junior went there, they already made a deal. If he
leaves immediately, Denmark will give Trump anything he wants. Do
you think that's true.
Speaker 3 (12:44):
I think it's a possibility. I do.
Speaker 1 (12:46):
I think things are going to change. I think the
world order is going to change. I think everything already
has changed. I think things will change in the Middle East.
I think we'll see an end to war in Europe.
I do believe that, in spite of the sabotage of
Joe Biden with you know, by trying to sell off
the wall of pennies on the dollar, which really hurts
the American people, him trying to ban fracking and drilling
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and putting a moratorium on such. I don't believe any
of this will stand, and I believe Donald Trump's agenda
will move forward. And if he is able to achieve
what he set outs to what he's setting out to achieve,
I think he has the chance to be the most
transformational president in one hundred hundred plus years.
Speaker 2 (13:28):
Okay, well, I don't want to say we'll see, because
that's ridiculous, but certainly the potential is there. Now here's
my beef today.
Speaker 3 (13:36):
Well, if we.
Speaker 1 (13:37):
Cut two trillion dollars in spending, if we if we
deported illegal immigrants, if we secured our borders, if we
became the most energy dominant country on Earth, if we
rebuild our military for the next generation of weaponry and
become the baddest military on the face of the earth.
Speaker 3 (13:55):
You don't think that's transformative.
Speaker 2 (13:56):
Of course it is. And if it happens, then President
trumbled down in history is one of the great presidents.
But here's my beef today, Hannah, are you ready for
my beef?
Speaker 3 (14:06):
We got twenty seconds go.
Speaker 2 (14:08):
So Biden is going to Italy. You know, I mu
shud cost the taxpayer about fifteen million dollars. Kamala is
going to Asia and around the world. Why the cryptors
they're using a taxpayer money and taking long vacations. It's outrageous.
Speaker 3 (14:27):
It's outrageous.
Speaker 1 (14:29):
All things simple, man, Bill O'Reilly happened New Year, my friend,
And if you get summoned to Palm Beach, you may
want to stop by, you know, and catch up with
your buddy Hannady next time. You didn't even give me
a call. Unbelievable. Eight hundred and nine four one Seawn
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I still can't get over the environmental regulations that have
prevented California. And I don't like to talk about politics
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in the middle of a tragedy because my prayers really
are with the people of the Pacific Palisades and anybody
impacted in California. I talked to two friends of mine
out there yesterday and they both had to evacuate their homes.
I got to get an update how things went for them.
They just wanted to get out with their life. We
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have residents furious at the LA Mayor, Karen Bass. She
happens to be in Ghana. Why she's seventy four hundred
miles away, I don't know, but a lot of people
in La are furious. We also discovered firehouse dot com
that LA firefighters are at their wits end after finding
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scores of broken fire hydrants as they struggled to gain
control over one of the worst or worst wildfires in
their city's history. You have the mayor slashing LA firefighter
budgeting by seventeen million dollars. That was only months before
the city now is up in flames. The LA Fire
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Department at its budget cut by staggering seventeen point six
million dollars this financial year. And this California wild fire problem,
which we have gone into great specificity in detail about
a lot of this. It would be preventable if they
would do controlled burns, if they would clear out a
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lot of a lot of the material that is burned,
that they'd create areas where they'd cut down trees and barriers.
There's all sorts of you know, fire safety, fire management, forestry.
It's a science if they actually would follow it, but
they don't because they give into the environmental extremists. It
was only four months ago Donald Trump was in California
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speaking about the need for California to send more water
downstate to prevent fires. Now, it's interesting that years ago
they did fund five water plants for this very purpose
and none of them were built. And somebody needs to
be held responsible for that.
Speaker 3 (19:23):
Listen, cleaned out and protected.
Speaker 6 (19:27):
We got to take care of the floors, you know,
the floors of the forest very important. You look at
other countries where they do it differently, and it's a
whole different story. I was with the President of Finland
and he said, we have much different We're a forest nation.
He called it a forest nation. And they spent a
lot of time on raking and cleaning and doing things
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and they don't have any problem. And when it is,
it's a very small problem. So I know everybody's looking
at that to that end, it's going.
Speaker 2 (20:00):
To work out.
Speaker 5 (20:01):
You have so much water and all those fields that
are right now barren. The farmers would have all the
water they needed, and you could revert water up into
the hills where you have all the dead forests, where
the forests are so brittle, because no places like California.
I go to Austria, the head of Ostria tells me,
you know, we have trees that are much more flammable
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than what you have in California. We never have forest
forest because they maintained their forests, and you have all
that water that could be used to as water what
they call waterflow where you know where the land would
be damp, and you'd stop many of these horrible fires
that are costing billions and billions of dollars by the
federal government, et cetera.
Speaker 3 (20:42):
So one thing I'm going to do for California. Vote
for me, California.
Speaker 5 (20:45):
I'm going to give you safety, I'm going to give
you a great border, and I'm going to give you
more water than almost anybody has.
Speaker 1 (20:52):
And by the way, he's not wrong on the water part.
I mean, many of you may remember that years ago
I went out to the San Joaquin Valley and they
would not allow water to be given to farmers, and
I'd walk through you know, literally thousands and thousands of
acres of farms were pretty much shut down because of
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a government policy to protect this little what looked like
a minnow fish called the Delta smelt. And they cared
more about the delta smelt and their environmental agenda than
they did about farmers and their ability to make a
living and provide food for people. It's insanity. Well that's
you know, that's what they're doing. All right, Let's get
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to our busy, busy phones. Let us say hi to Chris.
He's in the great state of Texas. God bless Texas.
Happy New Year, Chris.
Speaker 3 (21:43):
How are you.
Speaker 4 (21:44):
Happy New Year, sir? I've got at Texas for related question.
When it comes to Biden's sabotage in this wall and
selling is for five cents on the dollar. I don't
understand why no one in the state of Texas, in
the county, at the county level made an attempt to
purchase these things to cure them. And I know that
you can do that with if you join the there's
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a federal website to register to put things out to bid.
And I know I was in law enforcement, and I
know my contacts back in New Jersey. You're still involved
in that. And it's a pretty simple thing.
Speaker 1 (22:18):
Listen, It's a very simple thing. This is only vindictiveness.
This is this is pettiness. This is this is not
gonna It's not something that really will personally hurt Donald Trump.
This will hurt the American people by trying to put
limitations moratoriums on drilling and fracking. That's not gonna hurt
Donald Trump. Donald Trump will be able to overcome that,
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most likely first with an executive order. It may take
court litigation action later, it may take legislation in the end,
but he's he's going to drill and he's going to
make this country energy dominant. He's not going to give up.
But this is vindictive, pettiness. It really really shows you,
you know, want to talk about undermining democracy. They know
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what the Trump agenda is, they know what the American
people voted for, and they just want to undermine it
every step of the way. And selling off portions of
the wall knowing that Donald Trump would buy new wall
to build. Yeah, it'll cost six times what it costs.
You know, however, many years ago, six years ago, when
I we bought it. But you know that Joe's hurting
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the American people by trying to put a moratorium on energy.
He's hurting all of you because you'll pay more for energy.
The more energy produced. Supply demand crisscross, dictate the price,
and you reduce the supply, it increases the cost. It's
that simple, because the demand will remain constant. So I
just think that that's on Joe. It really shows what
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an angry, bitter, resentful, petty person that he is and
frankly has been the whole time, and why he's one
of the worst presidents in history. Back to our phones.
Thank you for the call, Chris, Wayne in Pennsylvania. What's up, Wayne?
Speaker 3 (24:02):
How are you? We love our friends and the Commonwealth.
What's going on?
Speaker 7 (24:06):
Hey? Happy New Year, Sean, and congratulations, thank you.
Speaker 3 (24:11):
Happy New Year to you too, my friend, God bless you.
Speaker 8 (24:14):
Thank you. Hey.
Speaker 7 (24:15):
I'd like to make a few points what I've learned
during the past presidential cycle with both the Democrats and
the Republicans. And before I do that, I'd like to
make a confession. Sean. Back in nineteen seventy five, I
saw led Zeppelin at Madison Square Garden. Sean, I didn't
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know I was attending the neo Nazi rally at the time.
Speaker 3 (24:43):
Well you are, you are not.
Speaker 7 (24:46):
But a statement like that, that's what the Democrats were
doing with Trump. They had the legacy media, had the
Trump rally and Manigement Square Garden, and then they flashed
the neo Nazi rally back in the thirties at the
Garden calling him Hitler fascist. But you know what, that
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was ridiculous. So one of the other points is the
mental health of Biden. Now I cannot believe Schumer just
recently came out and said he saw nothing wrong with him,
And I honestly believed the reason why they had to
debate that early in June is because they knew there
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were issues with Biden and that was their out to
just show him to the public what he really was.
Another point with.
Speaker 1 (25:44):
But you know what, there was a great column by well,
those were two great columns won by Joe Concho who
was on Yesterday and Greg Jard also on yesterday, and
Greg's column twenty twenty four of the Year of gas Lighting.
And it really was And this is why I proclaimed
that death of legacy media. I'm not going to be
proven wrong on this, like I wasn't proven wrong on
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the death.
Speaker 3 (26:06):
You know, when I.
Speaker 1 (26:06):
Said journalism is dead, you know you can go back
to the They lied. They covered up what was happening
at the border. They covered up inflation, they covered up
the economy, They covered up the high costs of gasoline.
They covered up Joe's cognitive state. They lied about the
state of the world. You know, they defied Supreme Court decisions.
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They did all of these things. Then they lied about
the cheap fake videos after the G seven summit, they
lied about their policy flip flopping. Nobody wanted to cover
the Kamalo files the way we did on this program,
but it did go rather viral. You're right about the
Madison Square Garden rally was it was not an ode
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to Nazis as they claimed. And they're rationale now that
Kamala lost because of sexism and racism is completely out
of touch.
Speaker 7 (26:58):
And Sean say, you have to unpeel the onion. Like
with COVID, they pretty much ostracized us, canceled us because
we didn't take the shot, and so many people lost
their livelihood, lost their lives, and there were cases where
people were set up for major surgery and they were
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turned down because they did not take the shot. Another
point that I want to make is climate change. There's
climate change every year. It's called the four seasons spring, summer, fall,
and winter. And being a resident of New Jersey for
a period of time, we had temperature swings from anywhere
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from ninety eight degrees down to fifteen degrees. So you
know what, that's a bunch of bologney about climate change.
As for the Republicans, you only won by two million votes.
That comes down to forty thousand than both per state.
Start listening to the people. I've been trying to get
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in touch with my senator, my counsel people, and even
ex governors, and they do not want to hear from
the people. It's always an intern or a surrogate and
you never really speak to that particular person. So they
need to listen to us or else they'll lose. In
twenty twenty eight, Thank you very.
Speaker 1 (28:27):
Much, gon Well said Wayne. Listen, you have a very
very great new year. Have a happy new year. God
bless you and your family. My friend eight hundred ninety
four one, Shawn on number if you want to be
a part of the program. John in Texas, John, God
bless Texas.
Speaker 3 (28:42):
What's going on?
Speaker 8 (28:44):
Well, thanks for having me on. I just kind of
want to say a little bit about Judge Meathead there.
I think gifts he doesn't go through with the sentencing
and all, he's just going to say that we had him,
but you know, he's abune and he escaped this way.
And I think under an appeal, uh, the entire case
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is going to be laid out for the whole order
to see. They're going to see all the facts, the
twisting of the facts and the law to choose the
end result, and it's going to be out for everybody
to see and also maybe even show some of the collusion.
It's not that the left fears Trump's views. They really
fear his effectiveness, and that's why they're there. Were going
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after him like this.
Speaker 1 (29:33):
Well, they're going and they did it to win the election.
They did it to to make him a contact. He's
not officially a convict, only sentenced. On the other hand,
he does have the opportunity then to appeal the case.
I believe in the end it will be overthrown. Some
breaking news today, the President did file an emergency petition
(29:53):
to the US Supreme Court to prevent this sentencing. I
don't know if it's going to be too late. I
know people like Mark Levin and others have been saying
that they need to do this sooner, but you know what,
there's still time. Let's see what happens, and if the
president does get sentenced, it'll be irrelevant anyway. There's not
going to be any fine, there's not going to be
any imprisonment. There's not going to be anything except Democrats
(30:15):
will say he's a convicted felon. Well for now, because
there were so many abuses of the system and corruption
involved in this case, I can't imagine that this is
not going to get overturned, and probably overturned rather expeditiously.
So they'll get their sentencing, they'll get their last pound
of flesh, and after that, guess what, Donald Trump will
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be the president. It won't matter and it won't be
an issue when he leaves office, thank god,
All right, Leonard Skinner simple man that can only be
one thing on this radio program, all things self proclaimed
simple man, which means all things Bill O'Reilly, all things
Bill O'Reilly at billooreilly dot com. Mister O'Reilly, sir, Happy
New year. Great to talk to you. I'm sure you
agree with me that our prayers are with the people
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of California, although it is frustrating that the state has
done nothing to lessen the likelihood of these wildfires because
of their extreme environmental policies. You know, and this isn't
a time for politics, but however, you ought to be
(00:42):
able to clear out the brush. The LA Mayor shouldn't
have cut seventeen million dollars of the firefighters budget. Scores
of broken hydrants in Los Angeles we've discovered, and he
could be a lot of this could be prevented if,
in fact, actly if they would get rid of the
overgrowth in California forests, which makes this all the more likely.
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In much of California, landowner that undertakes the start of
controlled burn on their property has to jump through a
series of hoops proving that they have the expertise to
do so. But they should be doing it as a
state and lives and property would be saved.
Speaker 2 (01:25):
Bill, Well, there's any question the state of California is
derelict and protecting its citizens from natural disasters. Did you
know that the state approved five water plants a number
of years ago. We're trying to track down exactly when
that happened, and none of them have been built. And
(01:48):
why that's important is that California is always in particularly
southern California, always in the state of drought. And if
you have water plants that horrid water, you can much
easier irrigate the land and keep the dry brush from
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overwhelming the topography. I was out there a week ago.
I was in almost exactly the place where these fires are,
very near Pacific Palisades, very calm out there. It was
no problem. Nobody was anticipating this. And what the unbelievable
thing about it is this just happened about twenty four
(02:32):
hours ago. It's not that this is an ongoing It
just the fire started and the ferocious winds just ripped
it into a catastrophe.
Speaker 3 (02:44):
But that's the other part of this.
Speaker 1 (02:45):
They know that they regularly have Santa Anna Wins I
lived in California for five years. I'm very familiar with it,
and I saw these fires up close and personal. I
remember going back and visiting years later in an entire
neighborhood very close to where I had lived, was burned
to the ground. It was a pretty affluent neighborhood, not
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the part that I lived in, but I mean everything
was destroyed. You see, you know the Pacific Palisades being destroyed,
and they do nothing, They don't take the necessary steps.
Back then, they were talking about desalinization plants, plants because
they didn't have enough water, because you rightly point out
(03:27):
that they they're constantly in a state of drought, so
that's a big problem. Then they have all the brush,
but you're not allowed to clear the brush because you're
clearing the natural habitat of this snake or that lizard.
It's insane and as a result, these wildfires now are
very predictable, but I would argue some of them at
least would be very preventable if they take common sense measures.
Speaker 2 (03:52):
Okay, and I think that most people would agree with that.
The Getty Museum, which is a big attraction in Los Angeles,
did clear of the brush and in a very dramatic way.
I don't know whether they got a waiver or not
from the city, but they did it and that prevented
the getting Museum from being overwhelmed by the flames. So
(04:14):
what you're saying is absolutely you can't prevent the fires.
What you can prevent is the catastrophe, the rapid spread.
And you know, but the environmentalist control California, and as
you said, they'll come up with snail darters or this
little fish that, and then you get nothing done.
Speaker 1 (04:37):
So while I'm on vacation, I see a headline bill
O'Reilly summoned Tomorrow Lago. That was the exact headline. I'm
sure you saw the article yourself. In your latest column,
you discuss a trip that you made down Tomorrow Lago.
How much would you like to reveal about that trip?
Speaker 2 (04:57):
So I'm on vacation. We left the day after Christmaster California.
I went to Yosemite, Monterey, Carmel Down, LA. And very
soon after I left New York, I got a request
from President Trump, Hey, you got to come down to
mar A Lago. Didn't say why all right, now, I'm
(05:20):
not buying a membership that's like one hundred and twenty
five thousand, right, So I'm not doing that. And I
didn't know why. But when the President of the United
States says he wants to see you.
Speaker 3 (05:33):
You go, and then you know that's correct, Yeah you go.
Speaker 2 (05:39):
And you would say why, you just say, okay, that's
being a patriot is all about. So anyway, I diverted
coming back from LA to New York. I went to
LA to Miami and by the way, don't do that.
No NonStop flights from LA to Palm Beach. But it's
like Matt max on nine ninety in South Florida. I mean, really,
(06:02):
it's insane. Would my son and I watching these cars
go one hundred and twenty? I thought it was in
Germany on the Autoba and it was crazy. So we
go up to mar Lago and I had been there before,
and I know the drill and we were rabb at
seven thirty last Thursday. And he's got a good staff.
(06:24):
He's always had a good staff. Donald Trump, and a
young guy comes instead of President like to see Okay,
So my son and I go over to the office,
which is almost attached to the main residence, and we
go and I mush it into a room and there
is a cabinet meeting underway, and I went, WHOA. So
(06:45):
next to me is Stephen Miller, and then there's Navarro,
there's Lutnicking, three guys I didn't know, and the President
is behind his desk. And I write all about this
in a column that you refer to can reference it
on Billoreilly dot com. But the gist of the meeting
was worldwide about tariffs, and about Panama, on about Greenland,
(07:07):
and about Gaza and China. And it was just unbelievably
fascinating for a journalist's historian to hear that back and forth.
And then President Trump asked me my opinion, which you know,
I'm very shy about giving my opinion.
Speaker 3 (07:22):
Henny, you know that very shy.
Speaker 1 (07:24):
I mean that demure, shy. Those are adjectives that immediately
come to mind.
Speaker 2 (07:29):
That's right, and everyone knows. But I gave him my
opinion because I am a patriot and when asked by
a president, and it was very interesting to see how
in command Donald Trump was.
Speaker 3 (07:43):
Bill. Here's a fact.
Speaker 1 (07:45):
Most people we have both known him for about thirty years,
the two of us, independently. Most people do not understand
Donald Trump. They have no idea how smart he is,
how funny, he is, how generous he is, how witty
he is. They don't understand his psychology. Everything is a negotiation,
(08:08):
and they don't understand when, for example, he says he's
going to put tariffs on Canada and Mexico, he's that
that is the beginning of the negotiation.
Speaker 3 (08:19):
I don't think he's negotiating.
Speaker 1 (08:20):
When he says they'll be hell to pay if the
hostages aren't released, I think he means that.
Speaker 2 (08:26):
What really offended me the corrupt media coverage of the
press conference yesterday was the headline Trump doesn't rule out
military action against Panama. And you and I understand that
he always opens a negotiation and has to read The
(08:48):
United States or Trump, the best book on Trump, and
has since he was a young man in real estate.
Always opens with a hand grenade boom, the most outrageous
thing he can say to throw off the other side. Now,
Canada is not going to become the fifty first state.
(09:10):
The US Marines are not going to go into Panama.
None of that will happen. But if you step back
and you.
Speaker 1 (09:18):
Understand that if Panama wants three billion dollars in repair
assistance from the US, there's going to be changes otherwise
run change.
Speaker 2 (09:28):
And I actually said this in the cabinet meeting, is
that a contract, a new contract has to be written
whereby our shipping, us shipping gets a substantial discount going
through that canal.
Speaker 1 (09:41):
And it's our priority, considering we are largely responsible for
all the engineering, and the Panama Canal wouldn't exist.
Speaker 3 (09:47):
But for the United States. That's true.
Speaker 1 (09:49):
Jimmy Carter giving it away was a debacle of monumental proportions.
And God rest his soul, he was a much better
host president then he was a president. In my view,
he did a lot of great work after his presidency,
habitat for humanity. But this was the worst deal ever
(10:12):
that I can think of in the modern era of
a president giving away that canal that wouldn't exist, but
for us, it got us.
Speaker 2 (10:19):
Nowhere, It got us Noriega Bush had to go in
and get him. He was a drug dealer. I mean,
it was insane. But Carter was not a good president.
But anyway, now we have two Chinese companies providing security
for the canal. That can't happen.
Speaker 3 (10:36):
It has to stop.
Speaker 2 (10:38):
It can't happen.
Speaker 3 (10:39):
It has to And Trump said it very well.
Speaker 1 (10:41):
He said this was a gift, and it was a
gift from the United States, and you're abusing the gift
and that has to change. And if it doesn't change,
then I would imagine that there'll be severe consequences for Panama.
And I'm not talking about an invasion, no, but the.
Speaker 2 (10:58):
Press launched to everybody. That's what they do, so irresponsible,
so dishonest, and in the Greenland thing, I mean, that's
an easy negotiation with Copenhagen. My message of the day
on Bill O'Reilly dot com is about King Frederick the tenth.
You know, it's a kingdom Denmark and King fred will
(11:20):
make a deal in a minute because it'll be good
for Denmark because they're never going to harvest the fossil
fuels and the lithnium underneath that permafrost, and we can.
But the big part of that deal is once we get.
Speaker 1 (11:33):
In there, don't you We may not even need them, Bill,
because they do have autonomy, they do have their own parliament,
and they might vote for their own independence, and if
they do, they can then align with the United States
anyway they want.
Speaker 2 (11:48):
But that's not what is at issue the government today
and the king is a part of it, and the
king is a descendant from gorm the old. Did you
know that? I did know that, Yes, the oral tenth century.
Now I know Gorham would have made that deal with Trump.
Speaker 1 (12:08):
I know that, by the way, and the people of
Greenland are not happy with ted Mark. They feel like
they're treated like second and third class citizens, and that
there's a level of racism when they make a visits
to Denmark. There's only about fifty eight thousand people on
this island of about one point three eight million acres.
Speaker 2 (12:29):
If are country would be the fifth largest country on
the planet. But I heard a rumor that because Don
Junior went there, they already made a deal. If he
leaves immediately, Denmark will give Trump anything he wants. Do
you think that's true.
Speaker 3 (12:44):
I think it's a possibility. I do.
Speaker 1 (12:46):
I think things are going to change. I think the
world order is going to change. I think everything already
has changed. I think things will change in the Middle East.
I think we'll see an end to war in Europe.
I do believe that, in spite of the sabotage of
Joe Biden with you know, by trying to sell off
the wall of pennies on the dollar, which really hurts
the American people, him trying to ban fracking and drilling
(13:09):
and putting a moratorium on such. I don't believe any
of this will stand, and I believe Donald Trump's agenda
will move forward. And if he is able to achieve
what he set outs to what he's setting out to achieve,
I think he has the chance to be the most
transformational president in one hundred hundred plus years.
Speaker 2 (13:28):
Okay, well, I don't want to say we'll see, because
that's ridiculous, but certainly the potential is there. Now here's
my beef today.
Speaker 3 (13:36):
Well, if we.
Speaker 1 (13:37):
Cut two trillion dollars in spending, if we if we
deported illegal immigrants, if we secured our borders, if we
became the most energy dominant country on Earth, if we
rebuild our military for the next generation of weaponry and
become the baddest military on the face of the earth.
Speaker 3 (13:55):
You don't think that's transformative.
Speaker 2 (13:56):
Of course it is. And if it happens, then President
trumbled down in history is one of the great presidents.
But here's my beef today, Hannah, are you ready for
my beef?
Speaker 3 (14:06):
We got twenty seconds go.
Speaker 2 (14:08):
So Biden is going to Italy. You know, I mu
shud cost the taxpayer about fifteen million dollars. Kamala is
going to Asia and around the world. Why the cryptors
they're using a taxpayer money and taking long vacations. It's outrageous.
Speaker 3 (14:27):
It's outrageous.
Speaker 1 (14:29):
All things simple, man, Bill O'Reilly happened New Year, my friend,
And if you get summoned to Palm Beach, you may
want to stop by, you know, and catch up with
your buddy Hannady next time. You didn't even give me
a call. Unbelievable. Eight hundred and nine four one Seawn
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I still can't get over the environmental regulations that have
prevented California. And I don't like to talk about politics
(17:17):
in the middle of a tragedy because my prayers really
are with the people of the Pacific Palisades and anybody
impacted in California. I talked to two friends of mine
out there yesterday and they both had to evacuate their homes.
I got to get an update how things went for them.
They just wanted to get out with their life. We
(17:39):
have residents furious at the LA Mayor, Karen Bass. She
happens to be in Ghana. Why she's seventy four hundred
miles away, I don't know, but a lot of people
in La are furious. We also discovered firehouse dot com
that LA firefighters are at their wits end after finding
(18:00):
scores of broken fire hydrants as they struggled to gain
control over one of the worst or worst wildfires in
their city's history. You have the mayor slashing LA firefighter
budgeting by seventeen million dollars. That was only months before
the city now is up in flames. The LA Fire
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Department at its budget cut by staggering seventeen point six
million dollars this financial year. And this California wild fire problem,
which we have gone into great specificity in detail about
a lot of this. It would be preventable if they
would do controlled burns, if they would clear out a
(18:43):
lot of a lot of the material that is burned,
that they'd create areas where they'd cut down trees and barriers.
There's all sorts of you know, fire safety, fire management, forestry.
It's a science if they actually would follow it, but
they don't because they give into the environmental extremists. It
was only four months ago Donald Trump was in California
(19:05):
speaking about the need for California to send more water
downstate to prevent fires. Now, it's interesting that years ago
they did fund five water plants for this very purpose
and none of them were built. And somebody needs to
be held responsible for that.
Speaker 3 (19:23):
Listen, cleaned out and protected.
Speaker 6 (19:27):
We got to take care of the floors, you know,
the floors of the forest very important. You look at
other countries where they do it differently, and it's a
whole different story. I was with the President of Finland
and he said, we have much different We're a forest nation.
He called it a forest nation. And they spent a
lot of time on raking and cleaning and doing things
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and they don't have any problem. And when it is,
it's a very small problem. So I know everybody's looking
at that to that end, it's going.
Speaker 2 (20:00):
To work out.
Speaker 5 (20:01):
You have so much water and all those fields that
are right now barren. The farmers would have all the
water they needed, and you could revert water up into
the hills where you have all the dead forests, where
the forests are so brittle, because no places like California.
I go to Austria, the head of Ostria tells me,
you know, we have trees that are much more flammable
(20:21):
than what you have in California. We never have forest
forest because they maintained their forests, and you have all
that water that could be used to as water what
they call waterflow where you know where the land would
be damp, and you'd stop many of these horrible fires
that are costing billions and billions of dollars by the
federal government, et cetera.
Speaker 3 (20:42):
So one thing I'm going to do for California. Vote
for me, California.
Speaker 5 (20:45):
I'm going to give you safety, I'm going to give
you a great border, and I'm going to give you
more water than almost anybody has.
Speaker 1 (20:52):
And by the way, he's not wrong on the water part.
I mean, many of you may remember that years ago
I went out to the San Joaquin Valley and they
would not allow water to be given to farmers, and
I'd walk through you know, literally thousands and thousands of
acres of farms were pretty much shut down because of
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a government policy to protect this little what looked like
a minnow fish called the Delta smelt. And they cared
more about the delta smelt and their environmental agenda than
they did about farmers and their ability to make a
living and provide food for people. It's insanity. Well that's
you know, that's what they're doing. All right, Let's get
(21:36):
to our busy, busy phones. Let us say hi to Chris.
He's in the great state of Texas. God bless Texas.
Happy New Year, Chris.
Speaker 3 (21:43):
How are you.
Speaker 4 (21:44):
Happy New Year, sir? I've got at Texas for related question.
When it comes to Biden's sabotage in this wall and
selling is for five cents on the dollar. I don't
understand why no one in the state of Texas, in
the county, at the county level made an attempt to
purchase these things to cure them. And I know that
you can do that with if you join the there's
(22:04):
a federal website to register to put things out to bid.
And I know I was in law enforcement, and I
know my contacts back in New Jersey. You're still involved
in that. And it's a pretty simple thing.
Speaker 1 (22:18):
Listen, It's a very simple thing. This is only vindictiveness.
This is this is pettiness. This is this is not
gonna It's not something that really will personally hurt Donald Trump.
This will hurt the American people by trying to put
limitations moratoriums on drilling and fracking. That's not gonna hurt
Donald Trump. Donald Trump will be able to overcome that,
(22:41):
most likely first with an executive order. It may take
court litigation action later, it may take legislation in the end,
but he's he's going to drill and he's going to
make this country energy dominant. He's not going to give up.
But this is vindictive, pettiness. It really really shows you,
you know, want to talk about undermining democracy. They know
(23:03):
what the Trump agenda is, they know what the American
people voted for, and they just want to undermine it
every step of the way. And selling off portions of
the wall knowing that Donald Trump would buy new wall
to build. Yeah, it'll cost six times what it costs.
You know, however, many years ago, six years ago, when
I we bought it. But you know that Joe's hurting
(23:24):
the American people by trying to put a moratorium on energy.
He's hurting all of you because you'll pay more for energy.
The more energy produced. Supply demand crisscross, dictate the price,
and you reduce the supply, it increases the cost. It's
that simple, because the demand will remain constant. So I
just think that that's on Joe. It really shows what
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an angry, bitter, resentful, petty person that he is and
frankly has been the whole time, and why he's one
of the worst presidents in history. Back to our phones.
Thank you for the call, Chris, Wayne in Pennsylvania. What's up, Wayne?
Speaker 3 (24:02):
How are you? We love our friends and the Commonwealth.
What's going on?
Speaker 7 (24:06):
Hey? Happy New Year, Sean, and congratulations, thank you.
Speaker 3 (24:11):
Happy New Year to you too, my friend, God bless you.
Speaker 8 (24:14):
Thank you. Hey.
Speaker 7 (24:15):
I'd like to make a few points what I've learned
during the past presidential cycle with both the Democrats and
the Republicans. And before I do that, I'd like to
make a confession. Sean. Back in nineteen seventy five, I
saw led Zeppelin at Madison Square Garden. Sean, I didn't
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know I was attending the neo Nazi rally at the time.
Speaker 3 (24:43):
Well you are, you are not.
Speaker 7 (24:46):
But a statement like that, that's what the Democrats were
doing with Trump. They had the legacy media, had the
Trump rally and Manigement Square Garden, and then they flashed
the neo Nazi rally back in the thirties at the
Garden calling him Hitler fascist. But you know what, that
(25:09):
was ridiculous. So one of the other points is the
mental health of Biden. Now I cannot believe Schumer just
recently came out and said he saw nothing wrong with him,
And I honestly believed the reason why they had to
debate that early in June is because they knew there
(25:33):
were issues with Biden and that was their out to
just show him to the public what he really was.
Another point with.
Speaker 1 (25:44):
But you know what, there was a great column by well,
those were two great columns won by Joe Concho who
was on Yesterday and Greg Jard also on yesterday, and
Greg's column twenty twenty four of the Year of gas Lighting.
And it really was And this is why I proclaimed
that death of legacy media. I'm not going to be
proven wrong on this, like I wasn't proven wrong on
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the death.
Speaker 3 (26:06):
You know, when I.
Speaker 1 (26:06):
Said journalism is dead, you know you can go back
to the They lied. They covered up what was happening
at the border. They covered up inflation, they covered up
the economy, They covered up the high costs of gasoline.
They covered up Joe's cognitive state. They lied about the
state of the world. You know, they defied Supreme Court decisions.
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They did all of these things. Then they lied about
the cheap fake videos after the G seven summit, they
lied about their policy flip flopping. Nobody wanted to cover
the Kamalo files the way we did on this program,
but it did go rather viral. You're right about the
Madison Square Garden rally was it was not an ode
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to Nazis as they claimed. And they're rationale now that
Kamala lost because of sexism and racism is completely out
of touch.
Speaker 7 (26:58):
And Sean say, you have to unpeel the onion. Like
with COVID, they pretty much ostracized us, canceled us because
we didn't take the shot, and so many people lost
their livelihood, lost their lives, and there were cases where
people were set up for major surgery and they were
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turned down because they did not take the shot. Another
point that I want to make is climate change. There's
climate change every year. It's called the four seasons spring, summer, fall,
and winter. And being a resident of New Jersey for
a period of time, we had temperature swings from anywhere
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from ninety eight degrees down to fifteen degrees. So you
know what, that's a bunch of bologney about climate change.
As for the Republicans, you only won by two million votes.
That comes down to forty thousand than both per state.
Start listening to the people. I've been trying to get
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in touch with my senator, my counsel people, and even
ex governors, and they do not want to hear from
the people. It's always an intern or a surrogate and
you never really speak to that particular person. So they
need to listen to us or else they'll lose. In
twenty twenty eight, Thank you very.
Speaker 1 (28:27):
Much, gon Well said Wayne. Listen, you have a very
very great new year. Have a happy new year. God
bless you and your family. My friend eight hundred ninety
four one, Shawn on number if you want to be
a part of the program. John in Texas, John, God
bless Texas.
Speaker 3 (28:42):
What's going on?
Speaker 8 (28:44):
Well, thanks for having me on. I just kind of
want to say a little bit about Judge Meathead there.
I think gifts he doesn't go through with the sentencing
and all, he's just going to say that we had him,
but you know, he's abune and he escaped this way.
And I think under an appeal, uh, the entire case
(29:07):
is going to be laid out for the whole order
to see. They're going to see all the facts, the
twisting of the facts and the law to choose the
end result, and it's going to be out for everybody
to see and also maybe even show some of the collusion.
It's not that the left fears Trump's views. They really
fear his effectiveness, and that's why they're there. Were going
(29:30):
after him like this.
Speaker 1 (29:33):
Well, they're going and they did it to win the election.
They did it to to make him a contact. He's
not officially a convict, only sentenced. On the other hand,
he does have the opportunity then to appeal the case.
I believe in the end it will be overthrown. Some
breaking news today, the President did file an emergency petition
(29:53):
to the US Supreme Court to prevent this sentencing. I
don't know if it's going to be too late. I
know people like Mark Levin and others have been saying
that they need to do this sooner, but you know what,
there's still time. Let's see what happens, and if the
president does get sentenced, it'll be irrelevant anyway. There's not
going to be any fine, there's not going to be
any imprisonment. There's not going to be anything except Democrats
(30:15):
will say he's a convicted felon. Well for now, because
there were so many abuses of the system and corruption
involved in this case, I can't imagine that this is
not going to get overturned, and probably overturned rather expeditiously.
So they'll get their sentencing, they'll get their last pound
of flesh, and after that, guess what, Donald Trump will
(30:39):
be the president. It won't matter and it won't be
an issue when he leaves office, thank god,
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