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Episode Date: October 26, 2024

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Two weeks from tonight, and it'll go fast, I'll be on News Nation analyzing what happens in the presidential vote. Two weeks. Exit polling is everything, as you know, once the polls, in the states, there will be almost instantaneous results from, I'd say, 40 out of the 50 states, we know pretty much where they're going to go. The other 10 will be back and forth. But that's where I will be. We will not do a news news that day because it's just obsolete with everything going around. However, we are going to have the night before the election on November 4th, Monday, Okay, another live Q&A where you can ask me anything about the election. Okay, you have to be a premium or concierge member of Bill O'Reilly.com to participate,

but we are asking you to send questions now. Bill at Bill O'Reilly.com, Bill at Bill O'Reilly.com, and we'll get to as many as we can. It will be live. And I think we're going up eight or nine. and I'll check the time, but we're going to go live on it. It'll be a close one now. And remember, if you sign up for premium or concierge membership, you get confining the presidents or any of my books free.

So it's really, I hate to use a cliche no-brainer. I hate that, but that's what it is. Now, back to the election. So my opinion is Donald Trump's going to win, but that's just an opinion. It's not a prediction. I'm going to give my prediction. on Halloween, which is appropriate because this is a bizarre election.

All right. Now, don't believe the stories about early voting tallies. States are not allowed to give that information out. It would be a violation of a federal election law. So this is just ginned up, made up speculation by the corrupt media. Do not believe those stories. Okay? Votes are being tabulated, but again, you can't put them out.

All right. Finally, the whole election is way too emotional at this point. And we're all over this, and I've got a whole bunch of stuff in the hopper. So stay close to us, because you'll get the truth here, no matter what it is. Talking points memo is about a key vote this year. I believe Latino voters will decide the presidential election. Let me back that up. So there are right now an estimated 36 million Hispanics

eligible to vote in the USA. That's a big crew, and that's according to Pew Research, and we believe that's accurate, all right? The National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials projects that 17.5 Latinos will actually vote. Half will vote. Okay. Now remember, undocumented migrants, whether the Latino or anybody else, cannot vote. If they do, it is a felony. Federal. So just remember that. All right. The top five states with Hispanic voters are California. that's going to Harris. Texas, that's going to Trump. Florida, that's going to Trump. New York,

that's going to Harris. Arizona is the fifth, and that is up for grabs. All right? There are a lot of Hispanic voters in Nevada as well, and that's very, very close. So when you add all this up, the Latino vote is crucial. Here is the latest poll. This is a Suffolk. USA Today poll. All right, Latino voters, Donald Trump, 51%. Kamala Harris 44. Now, in 2020, Latinos broke for Biden big, 65 for Biden, 32 for Trump. So you could see a humongous difference there. If Trump gets 50% of more of the Latino vote, he wins. There's no doubt about it. So keep your eye on it.

Now, final question on the Talking Points memo. Why are Latinos turning against the Democratic Party? There are two reasons. First one is money in your wallet. And every American knows that they were better under Donald Trump economically than they are now. That's indisputable. Okay, you had more cash. The second thing is cultural.

And I'm generalizing, of course. course. But the Hispanic culture, and I know it well, I mean, I spent a lot of time south of the border from Tijuana all the way down of Buenos Aires. I mean, I know the area. Spanish culture is much more conservative than the San Francisco values that Kamala Harris represents. I mean, much more, okay? There's not a lot of transactivity being promoted in Latino countries, with the exception of Brazil, which really is, you know, that's a whole different thing, Brazil. But Latinos tend to be Roman Catholic.

There are much more observant Catholics than Anglo's, and the culture is more conservative. I think they like this radical stuff the progressives are bringing on. So it's economic and it's cultural, and that's the memorial. Kamala Harris has raised more money than Donald Trump in September by a pretty significant margin, $220 million for the vice president, $63 million for Mr. Trump. But it doesn't really matter because both campaigns have more than enough money and do whatever they want in the next two weeks. All right, so Harris has $400 million on hand. Trump has $300 million on hand. They can buy whatever spots they want, do whatever they want, do whatever they want.

They already have their people in place on the ground and all that. So it's my job to report what's happening in the election, but that's not a significant factor. Here's a very interesting story. The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget. We've had their president on Maya McGinnis a couple of times on the No Spin News. They're not partisan. I had my producers check again to see if there's any bias left or right. And there isn't.

We can't find any. They say if Donald Trump is elected and gets what he's promised done, that Social Security funds will run out in six years. That's pretty frightening, all right? However, Trump's not going to get what he wants, because what he wants is anybody getting Social Security, and remember, we paid into it, doesn't have to pay tax on the money. That's never going to happen.

Congress will never do that. Even a Republican Congress wouldn't do that. no tax on tips and on a lot of business. So Trump may want to do it, but it's not going to happen even if he is an election. And you heard it here first. However, the spectre of Social Security running out in six years is real. But even if that happened, the federal government would have to inject money into that system. Take it from somewhere else.

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Make sure you tune in. You can find us at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcast. If you really want to know how crazy things are, you look at the food stamps in America and how much that's gone up in 10 years. I'll give you the stats tomorrow on the food stamps, right? there's a signal of my producers. Let's do a food stamps thing. I mean, the amount of money going out. And look, if you're hungry, okay, I got it. Fine. I want the safety net. But you've got to have some regulatory oversight on it. Crazy what the Biden people did. Now, this election is really not about Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. They are the figureheads. And Trump is a force of nature. He's a head of a movement. the MAGA movement, Harris is just a machine politician. What this is about is a drastic

change in traditional America. If Trump wins, traditional America comes back to some extent. If Harris wins, it's all gone. The America that we grew up with, particularly the baby boomers now in the 50s, 60s, early 70s. Vietnam shook it up a little. But it's gone. Progressives don't like the country. They feel that it's a white patriarchy and all of that. So it's just gone. And we've gone over this. But that's really what this election is all about.

It's very historically significant. All right. It's not nearly what the Biden-Trump was. This is way beyond that because progressives feel that they've got it. They got the power. All right. We're going to with this close to whack it. out the Supreme Court, to whacking out the filibuster in the Senate, to changing the tax code,

to punish success. We're this close to getting those white guys out of there and opening the border to millions of foreign nationals, this close. That's what this election's all about. All right, two divergent political philosophies. Here's what I said on my YouTube commentary, which was filed yesterday. Go. If Harris wins, it'll be a continuation of the progressive movement. We're really not a great country, so we've got to change everything

to bring social justice to the Americans who have been harmed by the white patriarchy. That means white people rule. That's what the progressive movement is. You're going to change everything. everything. All right, so that's on our YouTube channel and you can sign up free on that. It's YouTube.com slash O'Reilly. I do two a week and I'm going to up it to three if anything

break that's important. So YouTube.com slash O'Reilly free YouTube channel. You might want to check that out. Latest was constant polling. Constant is 10 electoral votes and ordinarily it would be, you know, a nice state but not of great imports. But here, it's a slug out. All right? So Atlas has got Harris up by one. That's a dead heat. Rasmussen has got Trump up by two, and nobody knows what's going on except our next guest. Joining us now from Wisconsin is a senior senator, Ron Johnson. You know him. I don't know whether you love him or not, but you know him. He knows what he's talking about. How do you see Wisconsin right now, Senator? Well, Bill, it's going to be close. And it's going to be the Bellwether State.

I thought it was interesting that 60 Minutes had a piece last night about how Door County, little finger up there, North Green Bay, has picked the presidential, the president in the last 60 elections. So, I mean, we are the ultimate Bellwether State, and it's going to be a close election. Our game plan is to encourage all Republicans to get out and vote early and then spend their time from when they voted to the election day to encourage other people to vote because it will be the low propensity voters that decide this election.

So you don't have any gut feeling? I mean, Marquette University does a nice poll. You don't have any gut on how it's going to go? Well, I tell you, the enthusiasm is definitely on our side. I think that's true. But Democrats have a much easier task. All they have to do is turn out vote in Milwaukee and Madison primarily. And Republicans, we have to go throughout the state.

Every little small town, Berg, in the state, we've got to mind those votes. It's just a much more difficult task. But one thing about the Trump rallies, and he'll have probably at least one or two more here, the reason people attend those is, yeah, they're entertaining. But what people really enjoy is they are surrounded by people for a number of hours, because you have to get there early, fellow patriots, people who love this country. And they love that atmosphere being surrounded by other people that love this country. That's what Republicans got going for us.

We love this country. The Democrats, let's face it, do you love something you want to fundamentally transform? I argue not. So the Democrats are very grumpy. They're very dissatisfied. They're very angry. Republicans, we got a sense of humor. We're in a pretty good mood.

We're optimistic about this election, but we've got to do the work. I think that's a good assessment. It's like a Packer pregame. Everybody comes together. It has a few bruise, and they're all like-minded. What about your co-Senator, Tammy Baldwin? Is she going to win? She's in trouble.

And if your viewers want to help Eric Hubday, just go to Eric Hubday.com. That is a dead even race. It'll depend an awful lot on how strong Trump does. But Eric's running a good campaign. Unfortunately, Tammy Baldwin, she's got no record to run, kind of like Kamala Harris. So her entire campaign is lying about a really good person. Eric Covday, successful entrepreneurs, taking that success, has built and operates shelters for traffic children around the world, and all Tammy Baldwin can do is lie about him. So it's very sad. So we need support, Eric Coveday.com, a very winnable race. He's working his tail off as is the president, J.D. Vance. All of us are.

Again, gain the vote out early, bank our vote, and concentrate on those low-prevency voters. All right. Now, I believe that the issues are defined, and it's not going to be any more. issue stuff coming up. And the candidates are basically speaking to the choir now. Harris going on CNN, Trump, I don't know if he's got any more Fox News stuff, but he did something yesterday there. If I were either or, I would kind of go into the lion's den a little bit. But you're not seeing that too much.

You're seeing choir, choir, choir. You as an obviously successful politician, in a very, very tough state. Is that the smartest strategy? Stay safe? No, I like going the lines down myself. I thought the McDonald's visit was brilliant because it showed Donald Trump as a person. It's the person that I know when I'm around him. I always say, if you spend time with Donald Trump, you cannot not like him. I mean, put forward a very likable face. Well, Kamala Harris is trying to, and all the Democrats trying to picture him as some kind of fascist, some sort of evil person. He was a very likable person. I would love to have him come in and do a rally like he did in

the Bronx in the city of Milwaukee. There's a lot of support inside the black community for Donald Trump because they realized under his administration their wages were growing. The economy was doing well. They were able to start businesses about all the regulation of the nanny state. So I think Donald Trump definitely appeals to black voters, to Hispanic voters. And I would love to see him come in and really focus at least do media in the urban radio, a Hispanic radio here in Wisconsin. I think you should do that across the nation. He can get those votes. He should go to a Bucks game.

All you got to do is go to a Milwaukee Bucks game and do some local press before it, right? Yeah. No, again, he's always welcomed in those venues. Kamala Harris, not so much so, but Donald Trump, he brings down the house. Yeah, Harris is not a confrontational person. I can see that.

My final question for you. So say Trump loses. Say Trump loses with a possibility. The Senate now, with Montana, almost assuredly going to go flip the seat to the Republicans. West Virginia, the same situation. I don't know about Baldwin. I mean, she may pull it out. But it looks like the Republicans are going to control the Senate.

Would you disagree with that? I'm cautious, optimistic. But are you still cautious? We're concerned about Nebraska. I don't think anybody thought that could be a false. race, but it might be a close race. Bernie Marino is a great candidate in Ohio. So, no, I think we've got many chances to pick up, and we might actually have more than just a slender majority. But again, we've got to do the work. Let's say, and that's very important,

because that will block a lot of this progressive stuff that Harris would implement or try to. Who's the leader of the Senate with McConnell stepping down? Is it Thune? Is it you? Who's leading it. I'm supporting Rick Scott. Rick is an extraordinary individual, has a wonderful background, successful business person, successful governor. And we're going to need somebody who's willing to do the hard things, you know, take up these issues. You know, we're $35 trillion in debt. We have a $4 trillion tax increase on the horizon. We have Social Security, Medicare, trust funds running out. We have all these social issues, you know, the DEI indemment through our institutions. You know, we need bold leadership. Yeah. Not somebody's just, you know, going to go along to get along.

that's not going to cut it. We have major problems facing this nation. We need a bold leader. I think Rick Scott would be that bold leader. And will you make a prediction tonight that the GOP is going to take the Senate? I'm cautiously optimistic. Listen, I do not call my chickens before the hatch bill. That's just I'm just that way.

We thought it was going to be a red tsunami in 2022. And it wasn't. And it wasn't. Absolutely. Very humbling for me because I thought the same way. But I am, I'm not going to say cautious. And I'm not rooting, I'm reporting, but it looks to me with the economic dissatisfaction, and you know as well as I do, that a lot of people vote against Trump because of his demeanor.

But that doesn't mean they're going to vote for the left, which has caused, a lot of the inflation horror that we've experienced. But I just see the Senate going to Republicans. Yeah, Bill, in the same world with an unbiased media, these elections wouldn't even be close. I mean, how bad is you have to get? But it's an insane world, and we have a highly biased media, so it's going to be close. All right, but nobody can be biased in the wallet. You know what you're paying for food and fuel. And in Wisconsin, that's huge. And you're always welcome, Senator. Thank you for taking a time and talk to us tonight. Thanks having me on.

Have great night. Okay. All right, joining us now from upstate New York is John McLaugh. Lenny is President Trump's internal pollster, along with Tony Fabrizio. Anything new on the data front, John? Yeah, it's still very close. I mean, you're exactly, by the way, this stuff compared Trump to Hitler, they're desperate and they're, they're, it's irresponsible because President Trump had to survive an assassin's bullet, and that kind of vitriol just contributes to that kind of environment. But going back to the polls, what's got them freaked out is President Trump, compared to 2016, at this point in time, we were down six points to Hillary Clinton, not winning any of the battleground states.

It was a Hillary Locke. We won that race. In 2020, at this point, we were down eight points of the average of the national polls, not winning any battleground state. And we just missed by 44,000 votes across three states that have 160 million votes. What's different today and is freaking them out in that Donald Trump is neck and neck with Kamala Harris in the national and popular vote. And he's winning the battleground states so that when you tip the close ones and they are very close, he gets 312 electoral votes. We need 270 to win. But let me tell you what they're basing this on. North Carolina, the average of the real clear politics polls, as I said, head by 0.4. Pennsylvania, 0.8. Wisconsin, 0.4. Michigan, 1.2. Georgia, 2.5. Arizona, 2.5. Arizona, 1.8, and Nevada, 0.9.9.

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where you can count both. Most of these states, the battleground states, are voting. And they're voting by mail, and they're voting early in person. And the Democrat numbers by mail are down and the Republican numbers are up, particularly early in person voting in Georgia, North Carolina, Nevada, Arizona.

So things are going. going better, but we have 13 days to go. Let me just stop you there, though, because I have some questions about the early voting. The states themselves cannot put out tallies by law until the polls close on November 5th, correct? So you don't know, you know, registration-wise, who's voting. I guess you can get that information, but you don't know who they're voting for, correct? The difference is the parties, both Democrats and Republicans, Republicans. By registration, we know we're getting over 90% of the Republicans. They know they're getting maybe close to 90% of the Democrats. We have an idea because of internal polling where we stand with independence. We also know that in the states that don't have party registration, there's affinity scores based on what party we think you're in whether you're Republican, Democrat, or independent. So there's modeling going on where each side is saying, this is where we stand today.

Okay. But I want to know the law. So early voting, Pennsylvania, the Commonwealth cannot put out vote totals. Is that correct? Correct. What they're putting out is the mail and ballots that are in hand, which are over a million right now, they know whether they're a Republican or a Democrat or an independent. That's all they know, though, where the party registration is. Okay, fair enough. Now, you say, and I believe it's true, there are more. early voting ballots being cast by Republicans this year than there had been four years ago. Is that correct? Correct. By how much? Yeah, it depends upon the state, but it's significant.

For example, when you look at Georgia, they're up to like over 1.7 million votes. And what we think Republicans are, we're running like a little ahead of the day. Democrats right now in terms of the types of voters who are voting early in person. The mail and ballots are way down because they fixed their election law that you need voter ID for absentees in early in person as well as Election Day. And you also, we got rid of the Zuckerberg drop boxes that David Plough Obama's and Harris. That's just in one state, though.

Boy, all states should do that. So right now, you work for Trump. You work for the Republicans. The Republicans, would it be fair of me to say that they are confident they are going to win? Would that be a fair statement as it stands today? I think a lot of our friends are too confident because if you go back to 2012 on this day in 2012, Mitt Romney was ahead by a point. And he was leading in the average of the national polls until Halloween.

Remember when Sandy hit, you know, a lot of the Republicans, Republicans stopped polling the week before. They didn't poll through the weekend. But the real clear politics average, after Sandy hit, Romney was flying over the affected states. Just like Harris and Biden were trying to ignore what went on in North Carolina and Georgia, now they're paying a price for what they didn't do there. But when Romney flew over those states, it was a message to the country that Obama's right. He doesn't care about the little person.

Trump is out there. The difference is, and Romney lost his lead, final weekend. In the end, in the end, the polls had Obama up by a point the day before the election on the average, and Obama won by four points, 51. Why did Romney lose, in your opinion, just succinct? Because it doesn't apply today. But I'm just curious. What was it in the last weekend that he did or did not do that swung it to Barack Obama? What happened was the Obama campaign made him a rich guy who didn't care about the average working person.

Okay. And that got through. And people walked away from the election, the low propensity, less voters didn't come out. Now, my theory, and it's based on facts, is that Trump's profile with the voters, the MAGA people, and the Republican Party, and you cited it before, that 90% are probably going to vote for him, but is much stronger than Harris Walls, who their support is tepid, even among Democrats, unless you're a real fanatic progressive. I was in Vermont last weekend, perhaps the most liberal state in the country, I didn't see any Harris-Walls signs on the lawns or any of that. And see one, you go to Middlebury, which is crazy land, then you go a little, but that's it, not in the regular towns. So my theory, working theory, is that Trump is more likely to get a turnout than Harris is.

It is, except in their weakness of the lack of enthusiasm for Harris-Wall. What they're trying to do now, and this is your original point, they're shifting to a character attack on Trump personality. Right. And they're trying to make them, they're running ads, calling him unstable and deranged. And they're trying to get him to lose it because he's winning on performance. He was a better president. And the question is, do you want four more years, like the last four years, high inflation, open borders, endless wars? Well, then you vote for House.

If you want to vote for a better president who will lower inflation, grow the economy, secure the border, fight crime, end wars, then you vote for Trump. And they don't want that comparison. No, they don't want the comparison because it's in stone. You know you had more money four years ago to spend on the essentials of life than you do now. You can't debate it. All right, we're going to bring John McLaughlin back on November 4th one day before. By that time, you should have a prediction.

handy. I'm going to make my prediction on Halloween. I'm going to dress up like Chester A. Arthur to promote confronting the presidents. Make my prediction. Chester A. never had a run. I mean, he was just like, okay. I got the job because Garfield's dead and sat there really didn't do much. But anyway, I've got you and I got Doug Sean. You know Doug and you guys are friends. I got you both on the day before the vote. We're looking forward to that. And we'll run down the whole deal. program on it. Appreciate it, John. You're going to be at the Yankee game next week. I know John McLaugh is a big Yankee fan. We're pulling for the Yanks as well. And we'll talk soon, I hope. Thank you. Now, I picked out five Q&Es that I'm going to show you about Kamala Harris

and Hallie Jackson. Go. Our new NBC News poll shows that more voters think that the Biden administration policies have hurt them rather than help them. And I wonder, are the last four years an obstacle to you in this race? Here's how I look at it. First of all, let me be very clear. Mine will not be a continuation of the Biden administration. Why not? You said you wouldn't do anything differently on the view.

So why I would have jumped in right there. Wait, what do you mean you're not going to be a continuation? On the view, you said that everything was great. You agree with everything they did. Why not continue that? Anyway, I love the let's be clear. Don't you love that? let's be clear i'm not clear i don't know what you're talking about madam all right here's

sound bite number two as you sit here today do you think the country is ready now for a woman and a woman of color to be president absolutely absolutely and i am saying that in terms of every walk of life of our country Cupcake alert. Cupcake question. Hallie, come on. What do you think she's going to say? No. Country's prejudiced and never elected a woman of color. You think she's going to say that, Hallie? Why bother? Cupcake. Question number three, go. What concessions would be on the table? Religious exemptions, for example. Is that something that you would consider? I don't think we should be making concessions when we're talking about a fundamental freedom to make decisions about your own. body. That's abortion. But concession. No concessions. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. And this is how bad that is. As I said, many times, only three non-communist countries in a

world have unlimited abortion for any reason at any time. Only three. Okay. Because most countries go, it's not right. Morally wrong to do that. You got to have a reason. If you're going to terminate an unborn child in a ninth month, you've got to have a reason. Not common love. No reason. You want to do it? Do it. And she even said it, okay? We should not be making concessions. We're talking about a fundamental freedom about your own body. Oh, okay.

There's not a body in there, lady, isn't there? It's a body, right? And the other thing is, no concessions means I'm a Roman Catholic. I got to pay for abortions and trans operations. I got to pay for that with my tax dollars. Ooh. And on the transgender front, roll the tape. Do you believe that transgender Americans should have access to gender affirming care in this country? I believe we should follow the law.

I mean, I think you're probably pointing to the fact that Donald Trump's campaign has spent tens of millions of dollars. They're trying to define you on this. Yes, I'm asking you to define yourself, though. Just broadly speaking, what is your value? Do you believe they should have that access? I believe that people, as the law states, even on this issue about federal law. That is a decision that doctors will make

in terms of what is medically necessary. That's not the question. She says access, that means should the government pay for it? So Ms. Jackson makes the mistake of not defining what access means. Access means you don't walk in with your checkbook open and pay the doctor for the trans operation. I pay for it. You pay for it.

The workers pay for it. That's what access means. So Jackson doesn't define it, and Kamala doesn't even come close to it. Of course she believes that. And she said this tape that she believes that convicts in prison should be able to trans on the taxpayer dime and undocumented aliens. You don't get further left. But now she said, oh, no, no, I want to follow a little law. It's not the question.

Bernie Sanders. I haven't heard a lot about the barn burner. I was up in Vermont this weekend. I'll tell you about that in a minute. I kind of a little, very, very low profile. Same with Ocasio-Cortez in New York. I don't know a lot about them. But they have big-time sway over Congress.

Kamala Harris. Okay, so Bernie shows up on CNN yesterday. Go. So if we are able to elect Harris, I think we're going to have an opportunity to move her on that issue, to make it clear we cannot allow children in Gaza to starve to death. She will be open to that. I doubt that Trump will. Okay, so this is another progressive tenant that the children in Gaza are starving to death and and Israel is doing it. When Sanders knows, because U.S. intel has put it out, that the food and the aid to the civilians in Gaza

is being stolen by Hamas terrorists. Everybody knows that. So what is Israel supposed to do? In fact, Sinwar, the Hamas leader who the Israelis waxed, shot him to death, they found him with millions of dollars. in his little bunker? What's he doing with millions of dollars?

Does he have a Netflix series? So what Sanders does, what Sanders does is he basically signals we can move her on the issue. Sanders is a tremendous control over the Democratic Party right now because the progressives are in line with him. Now, they're not a communist like he is. He's a communist, Sanders. Okay? But they are socialist. They want the big government to control everything and diminish personal freedom.

That's what Sanders wants. Always wanted it. Always. And now he sees, get Harris in there, it's going to be much easier. And I'm going to do my YouTube channel commentary on that. I'm going to tape that tonight. Daniel Penny, remember the name? He's a former Marine who was on a subway in New York City, May 1st, 2023, and a kind of deranged guy came into the subway car threatening people.

Penny took him down, killed him, and he's being prosecuted by the Uber Liberal DA, Alvin Brack. And the trial starts today, jury selection. We are on the trial. We are watching very closely. I can't in good conscience acquit Daniel Penny I am sympathetic to him let's see what the evidence says

let's see the testimony of the fellow passengers say so that starts today and we're all over it smart life now I told you and I told you and I told you sugar so there is a company called hint water there's a lot of these companies now They put out the carbonated waters that have no sugar in them as a substitute for soda and the iced teas, the energy drinks, loaded with sugar. So the study was 2,000 Americans by Hintwater, and it found that 85% of respondents are trying to lower their sugar intake, and the average American consumes, ready, 80 pounds of sugar a year.

That's the average. Now if you do that, if you are drinking the sodas, soft drinks, the energy drinks, the sugar-laden iced teas, you are going to get sick. It's not if, it's when. So you'll get type 2 diabetes, all right, your body will deteriorate, your immune system will collapse eventually if you're if you don't stop it. This should have been like tobacco. There should be warnings on M&Ms and everything else. Okay, we have Halloween coming up and you're gonna,

I got the candy for the kids, I don't wanna be some jerk, but I got the, you know, I'm not giving them huge can, but you know, but anyway, adults who are consuming the sugar and it's so hard not to. So when I was up in Vermont, you got apple cider loaded. loaded but it's good then you got cider donuts then you got every country restaurants got

pies freshly baked I mean you know it's like I can't have any of this no you can't have some of it but you've got to cut it down 75% I'm sitting there and every I see this stuff and I did. I ate some cider donuts and a little apple cider, but I'm conscious of it. That's what I want you to be in the Smart Life segment. And knock out the soft drinks and the energy drink. No. Look at the label. 80 milligrams, 100 milligrams. It's insane. Breakfast cereals. Okay? There are cereals that don't have any sugar, or very little. Maybe eight grams of sugar on a cereal, nine. Go eight.

But you know, sugar frosted flakes and all. So, Smart Life, you got to cut back the sugar. As soon as you cut back the sugar, the weight will fall off you. And here's my final tip in Smart Life tonight. When you are craving sugar, which it's addictive, so that's what happens. Here's what I do. I like cashew nuts. So take a couple of handful of cashews, all right, bop them in, and then you're thirsty. I take water with lemon, fairly significant glass. Pop it in. Hunger's gone. Craving's gone. You don't have to be cashews. It can be almonds,

peanuts, you know, whatever like you, but pecans, whatever you like. With that, stop. opposite. Smart life. All right, here is a final thought of the day. You know the name Jesse Waters? You ever hear that name? Okay. So he's on his program this week, and here's what he says. New book alert, confronting the presidents, written by a guy you might remember him, Bill O'Reilly. Well, it's fantastic. It basically looks at every single president, and it reads fast. You get all the juicy details, everything you really need to know, things you had no idea you needed to know, like what presidents eat, their marital affairs, all the good stuff, their enemies, their vices, whether they were failures, huge successes, puts it all in context, reads great, confronting the presidents. Check it out. I was very nice for Waters to do that, and I didn't even know he was going to do it. And I'm glad for his success. A lot of people tell me, well, you made Waters.

No, I didn't. I gave him a chance. I gave him a chance. And he took the chance, ran with it, and now he's one of the most successful broadcasters in a country. That's everybody deserves a chance in their own chosen feel, right? And when I can give somebody a chance, I'm going to give it to him. him. So that's our philosophy here. So I'm glad Waters like confronting the presidents and I think he actually read it or he might listen to the audio, but he doesn't matter. He got the information.

Okay, new column on Sunday. Don't know what I'm writing about, but I'm sure I'll get something now. It's a crazy time. And we want you to check out all the stuff that we have over the weekend. you watching and listening on our radio stations to the NOSPN News. We'll see you on Monday.