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Starting point is 00:01:19 I'm going to let you decide that because I'm going to present facts that you may not know. And I'm going to do it the simple man way, not the pinheady way. And after that, you can decide whether this trade war that we are officially in now is going to be good or bad for you in the country. I think that's fair. And that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. So let's begin with tariff madness. The overall philosophy of President Trump is that the USA is getting hosed in trade deals
Starting point is 00:01:51 all over the world. Now, if you analyze the Biden administration for four years, it was only in the last few months that the Biden people started to impose or raise tariffs. For four years, we just got murdered in trade imbalances everywhere. And it was business as usual. The foreign countries would charge us more for our goods than we were charged them. So Trump, he didn't, look, we're not going to do this anymore. It's that simple. And Trump has been very clear about where he stands rolling look our country's been ripped off by everybody and that that stops now i had it stopped in the my first term and uh we're going to really stop it now because this is this has been very unfair
Starting point is 00:02:40 our company from our country from an economic standpoint and financial standpoint and a trade standpoint has been absolutely ripped off by almost every country in the world Canada and then you just go right down the line. China, EU, on and on. So countries abroad don't like this at all. You can understand that because China in particular, they make a lot of cheap stuff.
Starting point is 00:03:14 Hats, and shirts, and clothing, and on and on and on, and the labor in the communist nation of China is way, way less than it is here. So now Trump's trying to make more of a balance. Let me give you a few facts. Tariffs are paid by the companies, not by governments. So you want to send a Ford Bronco to Germany. Okay?
Starting point is 00:03:47 Put it on the ship, it goes over. Once it reaches Hamburg, then the German customs people slap a tariff on it, whatever they want. And Ford has to pay that, okay? Not the U.S. government. But it makes the Bronco cost more in Dusseldorf than a German car. So the Germans buy fewer American cars. That's how it works. The United States historically has had lower tariffs than the EU and China and Canada and Mexico.
Starting point is 00:04:29 Those countries and others want to protect certain products. So Canada, for example, big on dairy. They want to ship their dairy down here, and it would be high tariff. So that's how it works, okay? And Trump is going, look, you need to bring your tariffs down so we can say, more fords and Dusseldor. If you don't, we're going to slap the same tariff on your Mercedes BMWs here. It's going to jack the cost up if you want them. Okay. So once you have this, the other countries don't like it because that hurts their businesses. Mercedes going
Starting point is 00:05:09 to sell fewer cars here. Then you add on labor. So Apple moves a huge amount of manufacturing over to China because the Chinese people working for $3 a day. And now Trump said to Apple, hey, you better knock it off. And Apple's putting $500 billion back into the U.S. economy. That's a big win for Trump. But it doesn't show up in the stock market, which is a disaster right now. And higher pricing is probably going to take hold. In the long run, Apple investing, $500 billion in one year and bringing back a lot of manufacturers is going to help the USA.
Starting point is 00:05:54 So it's long run, short run. We are not a patient people here in America, so we react to day to day. But listen to these numbers. Just in January, China had $30 billion more in trade with us than we had. them. They won by 30 billion. EU, 25 billion, Switzerland's not in the EU. Okay, 23 billion, Mexico, 15 billion, Ireland, Ireland, 12, and on and on and on. So you can see. All right. And Trump is a dealmaker. I don't know if you anticipated, though, how bad this trade war was going to hit the market. And that's what we are dealing with now.
Starting point is 00:06:44 Now, so in 2024 last year, the Biden administration had a $918 billion trade deficit with the rest of the world, almost a trillion dollars. A billion dollars more money out of here in trade than came back. Trump's not going to stand for it. A war is a war. There are casualties. And we the people are going to get hurt, at least in a short term. So you have to decide whether this is right or wrong. Remember, most presidents don't get involved with this. Because they know people don't understand what the tariff, the trade is. As long as the American economy is doing okay, stock market did all right under Biden last two years.
Starting point is 00:07:43 Did okay, people made money. I'm not going to rock the boat too much. A little bit, he rocked it a little, but not much. Trump comes in like a tsunami. Since Trump was inaugurated, stock market has lost $4 trillion in value, staggering. My accounts are down across the board. Dow Jones down six,
Starting point is 00:08:08 NASDAQ down 12, S&P down, 8. Now, I think that's going to rebound. I'm not selling. In fact, I bought a little yesterday. Not much. I'm not a gambler, but a little. A company that I think is going to go up. Who knows? I mean, it's like going to Vegas. Finally, there's a poll out today, Emerson College. Do you approve or disapproved Donald Trump? Job Performance, approved 47, disapprove 45. So in a month, Mr. Trump has lost 2%. And if the market keeps going down and prices keep going up, you're going to lose a lot more than that. And that's a memo.
Starting point is 00:08:52 Mr. Trump today, I had a business roundtable with some big shots, trying to reassure everybody, which is what he has to do. I said on News Nation last night that number one job right now for the president is to reassure Americans. Explain what he's doing just like I did to you. And if you have any questions, by the way, bill at bill o'Reilly.com, bill at bill o'Reilly.com. And you might have noticed that the guy in Ontario who runs a show jacked up electric rates
Starting point is 00:09:23 to northern New York state, and I guess Ohio a little bit, 25% in retaliation for the tariffs. Well, Trump slapped up 50%. And Canada can't, Canada's economy is way too fragile. They can't absorb that, but it's real bad blood right now. Let's go over to the other problem that the Trump administration is dealing with.
Starting point is 00:09:51 So in Saudi Arabia, there's all kinds of hell breaking loose. There's the Ukraine negotiations, which are very difficult. I think, and as Secretary of State Pompeo said yesterday, If you did not see that interview, you got to go to Bill O'Reilly.com and look at it. That was a good interview. We got it on YouTube, got it all over the place. This episode is brought to you by San Pellegrino Chau. A new kind of flavor of sparkling water.
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Starting point is 00:11:17 painful for Ukraine. Secretary of State Rubio is over in Saudi Arabia. Here's what he said. I think both sides need to come to an understanding that there's no military solution to this situation. The Russians can't conquer all of Ukraine. and obviously it'll be very difficult for Ukraine in any reasonable time period to sort of force the Russians back all the way to where they were in 2014. So the only solution to this war is diplomacy and getting them to a table where that's possible. Okay, and then Whitkoff, who is Trump's main negotiator, he's talking to the Hamas people in the Gulf. believe it's Abu Dhabi, but it could be Cutter. I mean, they're very secretive as they have to be.
Starting point is 00:12:10 Terrorists would love to kill Whitcomb. So there's a lot going on over there. Well, you know, look, for the good of everybody in the world, even if you hate Trump, if you've got to root for these deals to, you know, be closed and things to calm down, right? If you don't, I don't think you're a loyal American. If you put Trump hatred above the welfare of your country,
Starting point is 00:12:33 you're not loyal them. You're not. Tulsi Gabbard. So she's stripping security clearances of 51 officials who signed that bogus Hunter Biden laptop letter. You'll remember them. This is Clapper, former Director of National Intelligence, Hayden, former CIA chief. Panetta, former Secretary of Defense, Brennan, CIA chief. They all signed a letter and said, ah, Hunter Biden's laptop was Russian disinformation.
Starting point is 00:13:02 You remember that, right? Now, all of these former Intel people, they get briefings, nothing serious. But it's more of a professional courtesy. No more. Okay, Trump administration's knocked their mouth, so he goes, nah, you're not going to get it. The interesting thing about this story is even though these 51 were wrong that the Hunter laptop was fake, it wasn't. Whereas it had nothing to do with it. None of them apologize.
Starting point is 00:13:35 And here's what Panetta said. So you don't have any regrets about doing what you did? No, I don't have any regrets about not trusting the Russians. That's not what you did. You told the American public that Hunter Biden's laptop was a phony. But the Russians put it in there. You know, I know Leon Panetta pretty well. I lost a lot of respect for him.
Starting point is 00:14:00 I don't think we'll ever be chatting again. I gave money to his foundation out of Monterey, California, because he was educating students. No more. Maine. So remember the governor of Maine, Janet Mills, said, hey, federal government, I'm not obeying the executive order. I'm going to let trans men compete with girls on the athletic fields. Okay, Trump scolded her in the Oval Office, remember. Well, now, Parliament of Agriculture has cut off $30 million in funding to the University of Maine.
Starting point is 00:14:43 So we're not getting a grant. Revenge, yeah. And it's hardball. And Maine, there's a lot of money up there for them. Joe Biden. Where have you gone? Joe DiMaggio Biden. Our nation turns its lonely eyes to you to quote Paul Simon. He didn't have Biden in there. He had Joe DiMaggio.
Starting point is 00:15:10 Okay. So now there is allegations. There are allegations that Biden didn't know what he was signing when he made executive orders. And autopend. Now, it's insane because you see Trump every day signing executive orders and holding them up. Biden couldn't do that. And Autopin had to do it? Very strange. Worth investigating. Now, throughout history, beginning with Harry Truman, autopens were used by presidents,
Starting point is 00:15:43 but not on executive orders and laws and things like that. However, Edith Wilson signed her husband's name Woodrow Wilson to a bunch of very important documents because Woodrow had a stroke couldn't do anything and nobody knew about it. Confronting the presidents. If you haven't read it, shame on you. So either of who's actually running the government. But now we have Autopen running the government, maybe.
Starting point is 00:16:15 So an outfit that's looking at this very hard is the Heritage Foundation, based in DC, and its chief counsel of the Oversight Project. Kyle Brosnan joins us now from Washington. So how bad do you think this is? It's pretty bad, Bill. So zooming out a little bit, the Constitution vests powers of signing bills into law, issuing pardons, thing like that,
Starting point is 00:16:44 in one person and one person only, the President of the United States. And for things like pardons and bill signings, his physical signature is what authorizes or completes that process. And we have found evidence that President Biden did not hand sign multiple pardons and acts of clemency throughout his presidency,
Starting point is 00:17:06 including the pardons of the January 6th committee members, Dr. Anthony Fauci, General Millie, and the pardon for the commutation for everyone on federal death row in the waiting days of his administration. And so it leads to a question, if you combine that with the practical issue, of Biden was clearly out of it. His mental faculties were diminishing
Starting point is 00:17:28 throughout his presidency. It begs the question of who was running the country, who had authorization to sign these pardons, who had access to the auto pen. And so we are uncovering multiple exercises of the pardon power, which only belongs to the President of the United States,
Starting point is 00:17:46 that he did not hand sign those documents. An argument might be made that he knew about the documents and was just too lazy to sign them. that may well be the case but we need to control we need to understand who had access and control of that auto pet and maybe there is a written trail of evidence of who of him authorizing those actions but we've seen time and again throughout the last four years that the president Biden's mental capacity greatly diminished throughout his presidency we saw the disastrous debate
Starting point is 00:18:20 performance where he paused for over a minute we saw gaff after gaff on the media and speaking in public. We saw special counsel Robert Hur refused to prosecute him in part because he is an elderly man with the poor memory. And so if he is too senile to see his day in court
Starting point is 00:18:38 for mishandling classified documents, then there are serious questions as to his mental ability to execute his offices of the presidency. All right. So what if it comes to light that Biden didn't know about what he was signing or what the auto pen was signing
Starting point is 00:18:51 and he had no interest in it and they just went out. There's no mechanism to reverse those orders, is there? Well, that's an open question. We're studying that here at the Oversight Project now, where we're engaging with legal scholars and continuing our research on that. But it's unprecedented here.
Starting point is 00:19:13 Generally speaking, President Bush, for example, would have bills flown halfway around the world for him to sign here. But use of the auto pen to this, scale to exercise a power that solely belongs to the president and cannot be legally delegated to anyone is unprecedented. So I think the next step is that can, oh, it's terrifying. Yeah. There's no doubt about it. And I've said this from the very beginning. He was not in charge. Let's look at the men who were in charge. And you give me a rundown of them. First one is Ron Clayne,
Starting point is 00:19:46 White House Chief of Staff from 21 to 23. Clayne had an enormous amount of influence in that White House, correct? Yes. What's your assessment of him? So, I mean, you see the reports that President Biden kept in notoriously close circle. He had a number of coniglires throughout, you know, his political, his very long political career. One other person that may have had access to it is nearotand. She served as what is what is called the staff secretary, which is basically the nucleus of the White House. Any piece of paper that goes in front of the president, the staff secretary sees and sort of keeps a train running on time. And she served as secretary for, I believe, two years during the Biden presidency, including times where we noticed that clemency warrants and
Starting point is 00:20:34 pardons appear to have been auto-panned. I don't think there's any doubt that she saw everything that went through the system. What I'm trying to get at, though, is Clayne, was his governing style different than Biden's? Was he far less? Was he a moderate Democrat? What was he? Well, I think you saw a leftward turn during the Biden administration from, you know, ranging from their cabinet appointees to DEI policies, energy policies, you name it. You know, I think President Biden ran in 2020 as a moderating and uniting candidate.
Starting point is 00:21:09 And then when he got into office, he veered the country sharply in the leftward direction. The open border was stunning. Open border, executive order was absolutely stunning. second guy is mike donnellan um senior advisor to biden from 21 to 24 uh you know anything about him personally no other than public reports that he is a very you know close advisor to him he's part of the biden inner circle um you know depending on what his position was in the white house he may he may have had access to the autopet um we were going to assume that there was some sort of policy governing this and the individuals that had access pursuance of that policy are people that
Starting point is 00:21:49 were likely need to be spoken to by investigators. Yeah, all right, because you got to run this down and see what the point of view of these people were. Now, Susan Rice is the next one. Our National Security Advisor 13 to 17 under Barack Obama. She was in the White House all the time. She's a committed leftist, no doubt about that. And if there was a link to Barack Obama, she would be it because they're close friends, correct? That's right. She was a prominent force in the Obama White House. And in the Biden White House, she served as domestic policy advisor.
Starting point is 00:22:26 And she played a big role in another investigation that we uncovered about the Biden administration's attempt to federalize elections and mobilize the weight of the federal government to support Democratic candidates. Yeah, that, if I'm you, I'm looking at Susan Rice real hard. This guy is Jeff Zayance, White F. Chiefs of Staff, 23 to 25. I don't know anything about him. Do you know anything about him? Well, he was Biden's original COVID czar when he first came into office. And we saw all the efforts from the Biden White House to censor any dissent about COVID and then was elevated to the chief of staff by the end here.
Starting point is 00:23:06 Again, as chief of staff, he's side by side with the president all the time, oftentimes access his proxy and meetings and things like that. He has the potential to be a big player here as well. He would have been chief of staff when those, you know, auto-penned pardons in the waiting days of the administration for the January 6th Committee, General Millie, Dr. Fauci, and Biden family members were issued. Yeah, those four individuals, I think we're running the country.
Starting point is 00:23:33 But, you know, you really have to get in and bore down on what their agenda was, who they really are. complicated. The final thing is, will the Heritage Foundation file a lawsuit here? What's the endgame for you guys? I'm going to my family, because we're going to Burlington for the event of liquidation candid. We're going to now right now to find the best of the best in articles of liquidation, from, from work, to decoration of the home, and much more. With offers, over-offertas. I can't go every day to be how to earn. My kids and I We expect with anxieties the liquidation, because it's very
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Starting point is 00:24:33 So we have submitted a follow-up Freedom of Information Act request to gather more information. We have the potential to sue for those FOIA requests if they're not answered and they don't follow the law. But we are in court on a number of cases concerning President Biden's mental acuity. And the most significant one on that is for the audio tape of Special Counsel Hear's interview with President Biden. And in that interview, in that interview, President Biden forgot key details of his life, like when his son passed away, when he was vice president and other important details. And that interview is, it formed the basis for special counsel, her, to determine that he was not going to try and prosecute President Biden because he's an elderly man with a poor man. You think you're going to get that? Who knows?
Starting point is 00:25:20 You know, the President Biden has served an executive privilege over those documents. The case has been pending and fully briefed since August, and the judge is asking for whether the new administration has a new policy here. But, you know, when the president has served executive privilege, it's rare and it's a big deal. And so we are still continuing to. It's right. So then. All right, Kyle. Let us know, keep his closing on what you find out.
Starting point is 00:25:45 I'm going to predict it's going to be a huge scandal about Joe Biden not being in charge. For four years, that is unprecedented in this country. We appreciate time very much today. Let's go to space. So I'm not a big space guy, but I do know that Boeing screwed up beyond belief under the Biden administration. under the Biden administration. So Boeing launched a rocket with two astronauts on it, Bush, Wilmore, and Sonny Williams.
Starting point is 00:26:13 They were supposed to be up in a space station for a week. They've been there for nine months, okay? They can't get them back down. The government, NASA, doesn't trust Boeing. And Boeing is falling apart. So it goes into an alliance with Space X, which is Elon Musk, It's an alliance, public, private, and space X was supposed to take off yesterday to rescue these astronauts.
Starting point is 00:26:44 Again, it was supposed to be seven days, nine months, couldn't get them down. Biden couldn't get them down. Okay? All right. So yesterday there was some mechanical, small they say, but who knows? So they couldn't go up. Supposed to go up again on Friday. This is Cape Canaveral down in Florida.
Starting point is 00:27:01 All right. I'm actually praying, because I take prayers every night, that these astronauts are saving, get them back down. But I want to play you as soundbite. This is President Biden. The only sound by we could find it. Remember, the astronauts were stranded in space for seven months when he was in office, seven months. And here's the only thing we can find that he said. Go.
Starting point is 00:27:32 on space exploration. Now, that's still right here, over a senator from Florida, a very close friend to mine. Every time my wife thinks I'm getting out of hand, she says, I'm going to call him and have him to send you to space. And I'm a little concerned he may want to send me to space
Starting point is 00:27:56 because we've got to get some folks back home. I mean, what? wife sending you to space you get these people up there you can't get them out that's what you got for the american public i have said this and said this and said this it's coming out the horror that was the biden white house is going to come out i mean that's just sixth grade seventh grade stuff all right uh government shutdown I never cover this stuff because it usually works out in the end. Talking to a very high-ranking Democrat this morning, can't say who it is.
Starting point is 00:28:40 And that's okay. I mean, you know, if I need information, I call certain people who are no. And he says, he thinks the Democrats are going to fold and get this thing done so that the government is funded through September. Who knows? I don't know. That's what he said. I hope that happens. The guy who's holding it all up is Chuck Schumer the most powerful Democrat in the country, Senate Minority Leader. Now Schumer, boy, I've known him so long,
Starting point is 00:29:19 and he's one of those. If it's going to help Trump, we're going to not cooperate. We don't care what it is. I mean, there's no good coming from shutting down a government when you you can extend the spending bill to September. Just extend it. And then in the meantime, negotiate whatever you want to negotiate. But Schumer's getting nervous. He's not a man of courage. But this is Tying off, Donald Trump, big time.
Starting point is 00:29:46 Now, first I want to run the Schumer soundbite. Let me run that one first, and then we'll get to the Trump soundbite. Go. The fourth major obstacle to peace is Israeli prime. Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has all too frequently bowed to the demands of extremists, like Minister Smotrick and Ben-Gavir, and the settlers in the West Bank. Okay, so Schumer has not been a staunch ally of Israel, even though he's Jewish, all right? And Trump harbors that. So when it comes up that Schumer is now being a problem with the extent,
Starting point is 00:30:28 the spending, Trump's got that in his mind. Okay? Roll the tape. The Democrats have to get their act together. And if they don't vote, then what you're going to do is you're going to have taxes that are going to go through the roof. You're going to have a very bad time. You're going to have some very bad things happen. And people are going to blame the Democrats.
Starting point is 00:30:48 And Schumer is a Palestinian as far as I'm concerned. You know, he's become a Palestinian. He used to be Jewish. He's not Jewish anymore. He's a Palestinian. Now, that was a gratuitous comment based upon the subject matter. Subject matter was Schumer's trying to hold up the spending. But I wanted to play it because that's in the back of Trump's mind.
Starting point is 00:31:11 And then it enters into the guy who's ice rounded up, who I wrote about yesterday, the Palestinian sympathizer in New York City who they're going to deport because he's on a green card. and now he's in a lockup in Louisiana. But I want his case to be hurt. So there's a lot of intertwining here. But the point of the matter is that Democrats don't want to do anything to help Donald Trump.
Starting point is 00:31:41 And it looks like they're willing to hurt the country in order to carry out that strategy. Migrant front. This is an amazing story. State of Florida has spent $660 million. on health care for migrants. It's according to the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration, $660 million in 2024.
Starting point is 00:32:09 Staggering. Thanks Joe Biden for the open border. Okay? So now U.S. government is picking up most of the migrant health bills. U.S. government picking up your bills? Maybe, but you paid into Medicare, right? So you're entitled to that. Migrants are paying it to anything.
Starting point is 00:32:30 Let's keep that in mind. This is crazy. In California, according to the Economic Policy Innovation Center, Epic, the state has gained the federal government to the tune of $19 billion by submitting Medicaid bills
Starting point is 00:32:53 to the federal government for reimbursement when they didn't use $19 billion. The feds did give the state of California the $19 billion, sent it to them, and the state turned around and used it for health care for migrants. $19 billion. Medicaid. This is scandalous.
Starting point is 00:33:17 Scandless. That's Newsome. And the state legislatures in Sacramento. In Boston, you remember Mayor Wu testified last week in front of the House Oversight Committee, she hired a law firm to prep her. You know how much Boston, the city of Boston paid the law firm to prep Michelle Wu, the mayor, for that hearing? $650,000, $650. To all my friends in Boston, and that's where your tax money is going, $650,000 to tutor Michelle Wu. for a what, our
Starting point is 00:33:54 Q&A? Another scandal. But, Bossing Globe? No, I don't. Boy. This is even worse. Listen to this. So the guy in Indiana named Jonathan Richardson,
Starting point is 00:34:16 42 years old. He kills a baby. 11-month-old. He strangles her. There he is. Looks like a nice guy, doesn't he? He's convicted sentenced to 55 years in prison. Gets into prison, changes his name to Autumn Cordillone.
Starting point is 00:34:35 Okay? Now he's demanding that the state of Indiana pay for his operation to go from a man to a warrant. Okay? That operation is estimated to cost $150,000. State of Indiana says, we're not paying for that. All right, we're not, you know, you and your tattoos go back to yourself. Put his face up there again. I mean, this is so outrageous.
Starting point is 00:35:00 Enter the ACLU of Indiana. They sue in federal court that this murderer of an 11-month-old baby is entitled to changing his gender at the expense of the taxpayers. okay. Enter Judge Robert Young, U.S. District Court, he goes, yeah, okay. Yeah. You people in Indiana, you've got to pay for the operation. All right. Young was nominated by Bill Clinton. He's a liberal guy. Member Week is here at Lowe's. Don't miss your chance to get up to 40% off hundreds of items like paint, faucets, vanities, doors, and more. Shop our exclusive deals happening in store and online now through July 18th. Not a member?
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Starting point is 00:36:53 and they'll win. In the end, this guy's not going to get it. But this is our system. How corrupt is our system? How corrupt is our system? That we are spending billions of dollars on migrant health care when working people don't get free health care. We've got to pay for it.
Starting point is 00:37:11 And a murderer like that wants an opera? I'd give him an operation. Who would I give him an operation? Believable. Smart life, kindness. So as you know, Holly DeThera Dog passed last week, nine and a half, brain tumor. And I made an announcement, and my family issued a statement about Holly. So on X, a half million people engaged in that statement.
Starting point is 00:37:47 A half million all over the world. 100,000 posts, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and about 200,000 watched the segment where I talked about Holly on the NoSpin News. This is apart from our broadcast. So if you add all that up, we're about a million people all over the world reacted to, reacted to Holly. Now, I got a beautiful sculpture from a guy in Okinawa, Japan. I was going to give his name, but I don't want to do that.
Starting point is 00:38:31 But if you're watching me, I really appreciate that. It was very, very skillfully done and very kind of you to send that to me. Kindness. All right. So everybody who reacted to Holly's passing were being kind. You know, because you want people, ah, who care, I don't care. And they say great things about Holly and all of that. You have to teach that.
Starting point is 00:39:01 kindness has to be taught you're not born as a baby kind they're nice babies and they're cute but they're not born kind have teacher public school does not teach kindness because I taught high school way back but it was you know pretty much the same nobody teaching kindness bullying and all of that I mean they take in front of once in a while but they're not bringing kindness into their lesson plan, they being the school boards. And teachers, I guess, would like to do it. I hope they would, but they, there's just not emphasized at all. Parents, some of them teach kindness, but others don't.
Starting point is 00:39:50 And if you're a selfish parent or grandparent or he can care about it as yourself, believe me, that kid's going to pick that up. Kindness is the key to life if you want to be a positive presence on the planet. You've got to think about other people. You've got to go outside of yourself. If you're thinking about yourself every second, which is what we're doing in America these days, narcissism all-time high, then you're not going to possibly be kind because you don't even, no, it doesn't register.
Starting point is 00:40:20 So you parents and grandparents out there, you got, and even if they're teenagers, you You've got to hone in on this because kind people, they prosper, unkind people in the short term they might, but they're miserable in the long term. That is smart life. Thanks again for the Holly stuff. Not a lot to me and my family. Okay, final thought of the day, things you can't control, don't dwell on them, that will ruin your quality of life. Okay, so as you know, Holly to Teradog passed last week. I have been that sad, I can't remember, but I couldn't dwell on it.
Starting point is 00:41:13 I had to do the show. I had to do my work. I had to run my family. I had to do all of it. And then I decided to put a big album together with Holly Pictures, which helped. But there was nothing I can do. I couldn't do anything, all right, to save the Terra dog. I tried.
Starting point is 00:41:37 I spent an enormous amount of money, and I'm glad I did. We extended her life with the, she had a brain tumor. But if you cannot control what is happening, you have to accept it or flee it. So I think it's 12% of Ukrainians bolted. They just got out because they're in a danger zone. I don't blame them. You have to either accept it or you flee it. But you can't let it consume your life because then, A, you become depressed, miserable, your whole, you know, we're on this planet for a reason, all of us.
Starting point is 00:42:29 A lot of people don't believe that, but if you don't believe that, you're a fool. You're here for a reason. Now, sometimes we don't know what that reason is. But every day opportunities arise that you can do some good. But if you're wallowing in misery about things you can't control, then you're not going to do that good. And it took me a while, you know, to figure it all out. Because I was so busy in my younger years building a career and moving up the ladder.
Starting point is 00:43:04 I don't think about this, but I know a lot of good people, really, really strong people. But when something bad happens, they can't get over it. You know, when your spouse dies, I can't even imagine a child dying. I can't even imagine that. But some of you have gone through it. You just have to step back. Everybody grieves differently. There's no right-of-way, wrong way to grieve.
Starting point is 00:43:28 And you gotta talk to people, you gotta get out and there's a lot. My sister runs a grieving operation, does a lot of good. And you gotta get into one of those if you have that insurmount them along. The point of the matter is that you have to accept bad things that happen, unless you can change them. And then if you can change them, you go and you try. The hardest to do it. Don't accept evil. One of the themes of killing, confronting evil, not killing evil, I wish I could kill evil, I can't. But one of the things about confronting evil, the book coming out in September, is, don't turn away.
Starting point is 00:44:04 It's usually something you can do when bad things happen. but not always like i couldn't do anything more and then that was just i just had to accept it okay well we were we got a big week you know with this ukraine stuff and everything else and the market we're watching and bill at bill o'rereilly dot com any questions at all i'm here to answer all of them that i can bill at bill o'reilly dot com we'll see you again on monday

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