Best of the Program | Guests: Bill O'Reilly, Sabine Durden & Pat Boone | 1/18/19

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So today,

it was a lot of stuff going on, a lot of stuff kind of breaking today.

We talked to Bill O'Reilly for his scheduled hour every week.

Is that agonizing?

Well, Bill's always, you know, he's just converging at this point.

He really is.

And he doesn't like putting up with our innocence.

And I understand that.

But we talked to him for a while about all the new developments when it comes to the White House.

Also, we talked about the March for Life and what do Americans really think about abortion?

I think that's really shocking to people.

It's really shocking.

You lay out the numbers on that.

Also, Trump's letter to Pelosi and the border shutdown.

What does that mean for Donald Trump?

We talked to Pat Gray about that.

And on the border, we had both sides of the border.

First of all, we talked to an angel mom whose son was killed by an illegal immigrant.

He'd been deported multiple times, and he killed her son as a drunk driver, a terrible, tragic story.

It was his third DWI.

And then on the other side, we talked to a woman who had just finished bringing her husband from Mexico legally through the legal citizenship process.

It took them a decade, and they're thrilled that they went through it the right way.

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Okay, there's some important news breaking about Donald Trump.

We'll get to here in just a second.

We do not have a lot to say about it, and that is the most important thing we could say about it.

And I want to explain why that should be your attitude today.

All right.

First, let me tell you about,

I mean, some really, really important stuff.

I mean, there's the, you know, the government shutdown.

Oh my gosh, what's going to happen with Nancy Pelosi?

Which, by the way,

do we have that letter to Nancy Pelosi from Donald Trump?

Because I need to read it on the air in case you've missed it.

Because it is.

Oh, happy days are here again.

It's what we were all promised

when we said to each other, I don't know about policy, but it'll be fun.

The fun is just getting started with his letter to Nancy Pelosi.

Okay.

So we have the horrible government shutdown.

We have

the Mueller probe or the Mueller probe.

We have all kinds of stuff.

What we need is a really big cultural icon to come in and tell us what we need to do and think about all of these things.

And when I say, I mean really big cultural icon.

I mean, that's got to be like, what, the Pope?

No.

Noam Chomsky.

No.

No, Noam Chomsky.

How about Betto?

Maybe he could be, the doctor's

a lot of sorry.

The chomsky tells me what he should do.

No.

It's not even that.

No?

No.

We don't even have a convict.

Lower.

Think lower.

lower.

What we have for you is a former stripper who's now a rapper who wraps things

as the queen of rap,

who wraps things that I are usually fourth grade level understanding of the world.

Okay?

That's our cultural icon that is now

rhyming her way into our world to tell us what we should do about

the world and politics.

I wish there was a way we could just preemptively assign our votes to them.

Like if we could just, if there was a program maybe the government could run, they'd have a list of celebrities, and then you just turn your vote over to the celebrity and they'd multiply the celebrity's vote by however many were turned into them.

It would save us so much time.

We wouldn't have to listen to this news.

Just let them vote for us.

Well, I mean, I like that, but I have to see a picture too because I have to see the green eyeshadow.

Oh, yeah.

You know what I mean?

I have to see that.

I have to see the lovely nails that are being done because then I can trust that they know what's going on geopolitically.

It's usually the nails that put me over the edges.

Is it really?

Yeah.

Okay.

Well, anyway, for some reason, television last night, it was like a Cardi B swarm.

And

we had this great finger snapping

routine that was.

I'm glad you acted it out.

Thank you very much.

Did it make you comfortable?

Oh, very comfortable, yes.

Okay, it makes my kids comfortable.

They like it.

Oh my gosh, they love it.

For some reason or another, when I describe it as a punishment, that if you don't do as you're supposed to, dad's going to take you to school, and I'm going to just

stand out in front and just kind of do some dad dancing.

Show a little sass.

Yes, exactly.

Show a little sass.

Anyway,

so the political equivalent of a broken toilet plunger last night expressed a widely held that you don't ever see on TV or from

somebody in liberal Hollywood or entertainment

an anti-President Trump

point of view.

You're kidding me.

No.

No.

I didn't think they existed.

They found someone who doesn't like Donald Trump.

Yes.

That's a good idea.

Cardi B.

Oh, Cardi B.

Cardi B.

Yeah, yeah.

So

she called half the country racist, which again, I haven't heard that.

And

then she just took her courage and said, I'm going to take it to, I'm going to take it right to the people.

I'm going to tweet this.

I'm going to Facebook this.

And I hope somebody in the mainstream media has the courage to play it over and over again.

And,

boy.

Who would have seen it coming?

They did.

You're kidding me.

No, they did it.

Really?

They did it.

They did it.

They, they, they.

Cardi B.

She laid it all out.

She was like, look, this is what's happening with the government right now.

Right.

And this is what's happening with the racist people in America.

And they don't care about all of these poor workers that have jobs with the government.

And

it's got to stop.

That was your sass again.

Well, yeah, I can't do the Cardi B sass, but.

She was sassy and very profane.

Yes, that's kind of her, that's kind of her shtick, is it?

Is it?

Yeah.

It is.

It is.

Well, usually you don't get that from your finer strippers.

You know, that's a good point.

Yeah.

It's interesting that it seems like, and this is just

an observation.

I don't have.

I will say I do not have the academic full study to back this, but it's just an observation.

Okay.

I've noticed that when a stripper is able to achieve a different, you know, like enter into another career, like this, in this case, rapping.

Like

rapping while rhyming.

I mean, sorry, like rhyming while stripping.

Right.

Okay.

When they find a different career, something as diverse and disparate as those two careers.

Right.

They go from stripping to just rhyming naked.

And well, and also leaving like one

thousandth of the normal clothing that people wear on.

So you're still minorly clothed.

Right.

But that's totally different than stripping.

Totally different than stripping.

So I guess my point is that I think it's interesting that when you are a stripper and then you change careers, rarely do you go back to stripping.

There's not really a lot of people who go back and say, you know, I kind of like this one better.

Most people decide that, you know, I'm going to stick with this new thing that I'm doing.

And Carl.

What is your point here?

What is my point?

As I just said, it was an observational study.

There's not a point.

That's not what you do with an observational study.

I'm pointing out an observation.

It seems like the people who go and they choose this one career path and then get another option choose typically the second option in most cases.

I don't know why.

I can't think of a reason why we all know

a wonderful career.

Are you trying to discredit the art of stripping?

Why would you even say that?

I just said this is science, man.

This is science.

You said this was an observational study.

This is an observational study.

That's how science starts.

You start with an observational study, you start escalating it up to double-blind and to meta-analysis, and you go through the whole process.

Well, science doesn't start with...

Science doesn't start with facts.

It starts with somebody says, yes,

I saw another bunny head on that bunny.

That bunny will have the ability to look behind and front.

Well, that's not science, man.

That is just...

You know what that is?

What's that?

Bunny racism.

And

I'm hearing stripper racism from you.

That's what I'm hearing.

I'm hearing you don't like strippers.

You somehow or another are trying to discredit Cardi B.

Is it because she's black or is it it because she's a stripper?

Which one is it?

It's neither one of those.

I'm just like listening to her analysis and thinking perhaps it's not astute.

Perhaps it's not astute.

Though she says so many words so quickly, I can't really tell.

Maybe it is an incredible point.

Maybe she's unearthing a major investigation against Donald Trump.

Say it this way.

Say it this way.

Maybe you'll convince more people.

Maybe she's

unearthed a major investigation.

Was that the sass again?

Yeah, it was the little

dash of sass.

Yeah, you get people over there.

You snap your fingers like, well, you know what?

President Trump is President Trump.

And then you seem to be shaking your head a little bit.

Just a little bit.

Just a little bit.

You know, you say, you say things, and then you.

And

you know what?

That bunny can look both behind and in front.

Mm-hmm.

And now it's true.

Okay.

I'm going to work on that one, but I'm going to work on it in private.

I'm not going to work on it on a national television and radio show.

That's one place I'm not going to work on that one.

Are you saying?

I'm saying, you know what I'm saying.

The best of the Glenbeck program.

Phil O'Reilly, welcome, sir.

It's me.

Here I am.

Yay!

Beautiful entrance.

Beautiful entrance.

Beautiful entrance.

Graceful.

Humble.

Bill, I want to talk to you about one story, but I want you to know before you go off on a tirade, my opinion on this is there is no need to speculate because

people speculate and they bring up stuff all the time, and it turns out to be absolutely untrue, and it's a waste of our time, a waste of our energy, and does nothing positive.

However, I want to give the story to you and ask you, if this evidence exists, is this a big deal?

BuzzFeed is coming out.

BBC is reporting as well today that Donald Trump instructed Cohen to lie to Congress about his business dealings in Russia.

BuzzFeed says, while they have not seen the evidence, which is kind of a big caveat here, they have not seen the evidence.

They have two investigators on the case that have verified that they have more than one

witness on this, and they have backup emails.

If all of those things exist, and that's a huge if,

is that enough to impeach Donald Trump?

Does he survive that?

All right.

I have a few questions before I analyze this.

Okay.

All right.

Is this before

or after

Trump became a spy for Russia?

No, no, no.

I know.

I know.

That's why I'm not putting any credence in this.

We haven't spent any time on this.

We haven't spent any time on this today.

But do we know from BuzzFeed,

whether it's before or after

he signed on as a spy for Putin?

Do we know?

Now, see,

this is why we don't speculate because that's not doing any good.

There's no reason to smear Donald Trump.

And there's no...

Go ahead.

Yeah.

Last week at this time,

the New York Times had Trump as a spy

for Russia.

Okay.

So now I'm going to go to the next slide.

Well, no, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

Wait, wait, wait.

The New York Times did not have that he was a spy.

They said that the FBI looked in to see if he was a spy.

And quite honestly, I think everyone, I mean, I would have done that for anyone who the whispers were around.

FBI, check it out, put it down.

One way or another, put it down.

MSNBC and CNN he was a spy.

I know, I know.

Well, that's why we don't listen to them.

So, Bill, is the appropriate no-spin position?

Listen to BuzzFeed.

So, Bill, is the appropriate no-spin position here to basically say, look, if it's real, it'll be in the Mueller report.

We'll all see it together and we can actually see the evidence when it comes out.

Right.

That's our position.

Is that your position?

See,

if it's real

that Donald Trump counterfeited $80 million worth of money, I think you impeach him.

And this is what I mean.

You have an industry that is simply devoted to putting out on a regular basis

the worst stuff they can hear, come up with, or anything about Donald Trump.

They don't have to check it.

All they have to do is sell it.

But wait, I'm not talking.

Bill, Bill, Bill.

I'm not talking about the meeting.

I'm going to go on

the theoretical in a moment.

Because I don't.

If it's just even Michael Cohen and he swears on a stack of Bibles and he's sitting on a throne of Bibles, I don't care.

The guy's a liar.

So I don't buy it.

I'm saying, if this evidence does exist, will it matter?

Yeah, it will matter.

But

before you get into the theoretical,

the real,

all right, you have to prime the audience to understand what's happening, that this is every hour on the hour.

Sure, right.

And that's what, and that's why we have to.

Now we'll get into the theoretical because that's desperately what you and Stu want to do.

I got it.

We want you to tell us exactly what needs to be done, Bill.

That's what we've done.

Okay.

What needs to be done is a healthy dose of skepticism about

BuzzFeed and the New York Times and all of these agencies that are in business to smear Trump and anybody who

100% agreement.

I think 100% skepticism is fine here.

Now, Trump

has said very clearly that he had no business dealings directly with Russia, and he didn't collude with Russia in any way to influence the election.

Very clearly has said that.

So you stay there.

That's what he said.

Can't go back on it.

Agree.

Can't spin it.

That's where he is.

Got it.

So, of course,

if he told his attorney, hey, hey,

you commit perjury and don't tell him about X, whatever X may be, and the Russian thing that we did, all right, that we had caviar at the Russian tea room.

You don't tell him that.

All right?

Right.

No.

And then Cohen has a memo.

I mean, I don't think Donald Trump is.

He's not a stupid guy.

There's no way they have the pay-per-trail of something like that.

Right.

He's not a stupid guy, and he's got a lot of attorneys that are advising him in this.

So when I see these reports,

I just basically don't even cover them on billorilly.com.

I don't even cover them.

All right.

And I go for the bigger picture.

But to answer your question, it's a legitimate question.

If Trump did anything like that, then he will be impeached.

Convicted, not sure.

You'd have to see what the memo said or any of that.

But yeah, he's in trouble.

Okay.

All right.

Let's go because let me just say this, because this is the only time I'm going to address this on the show

today or until we get evidence.

I think that Americans need to decide whether if a president, any president, says, hey, listen, this is the deal and you're going to go in front of Congress and I don't want you to tell the truth in front of Congress.

If that is provable and it's real evidence,

a boring perjury.

Perjury.

If that happens, it's a crime.

Yeah, that's a crime and it is impeachable.

I don't care if Jesus, well, he wouldn't do that, but if it was Jesus as the president, misdemeanor.

Correct.

However, I don't think that anyone should be talking about it.

We shouldn't be even talking about it now because how many things have they said that they had on him and they'd end up not having on him?

So when they show it to us, then we can talk about it.

it.

Let's move on.

How is the president?

I saw his Hispanic numbers, which Marist is a great polling agency.

And, you know, the margin of error is three points.

He's taken a 19-point jump with Hispanics in approval in the last 30 to 40 days.

That's huge.

Yeah.

I don't believe the number.

I don't think Marist is a good polling agency any longer.

It used to be.

Really?

I saw their poll on abortion, which I thought was much more important.

They did a poll on abortion because this weekend is a right-to-life

exposition in Washington, which will get zero coverage in the American media, nothing.

And the poll said that I think it was 56% of Americans want restrictions on abortion, including no abortions after three months.

I don't even know if I believe that.

I think that the polling now is stacked in the sense that they have, well, we talked to 1,050 registered voters, but they never stack it evenly.

It's always skewed to either, well, it's always skewed left, always.

Well, this in particular is not.

Maris has been wrong

a lot lately.

Okay.

So you don't buy this good poll for Donald Trump on Hispanics?

I don't believe 51% of American

think Donald Trump's doing a good job.

I don't.

I'm sorry.

And I've got to be an

honest broker here.

See, I'm not in business to promote any political candidate.

I just don't believe.

And if you look at the poll, that number is up like, what, 22, 23% in a month?

Yeah, that's weird.

No.

It is weird.

And the sample size is

1,024.

And so that would make the Hispanic sample about

probably under 200.

Yeah, and that means the margin of error is much higher.

Much higher.

Yeah, and I think they went to a Santana concert, didn't they?

I don't.

I don't.

I don't know.

But, Bill, you mentioned the abortion poll from Marist, which the results of that are pretty interesting.

And it's actually the number, when it comes to restricting abortion to only the first trimester or more restrictive, it's 75% of people.

Only 15% of people agree with the Democratic Party position of abortion throughout pregnancy, including only one quarter of pro-choice people, people who identify themselves as pro-choice.

Only a quarter of them agree with the Democratic position.

What does this tell us?

I'm not sure I believe that poll either,

but I do believe that most Americans understand

there has to be a limit.

on the destruction of a potential human being.

I just think that's so inherently obvious and fair, and I maintain the belief that most Americans are fair-minded people.

I mean,

I think we're overwhelmed by the unfair media that we're always talking about, BuzzFeed, and the New York Times and CNN, and we're overwhelmed by it.

But once you get out and talk to the folks themselves with no media filter, you find they are very fair and level-headed.

I think you're right.

So I like that poll in a sense that I think that message has to be debated and has to be put out there.

Of course, it will not be put out there.

You will not see that poll.

Even on Fox News, you're not going to see it.

And to me, it's very distressing.

Yeah, we talked, we'd spent a lot of time on that poll because I thought it was telling, and I agree with you 100%.

I think, you know, when it

shows that pro-life, if you will, is overwhelming, with the exception of this one thing of rape and incest and life of the mother.

And even that ends after, you know, the first 90 days.

You know, after you, after you get to that first trimester, people start to say, you know what, you had a chance, and now

I just don't think so.

It's almost as if the American people are saying, look, I don't agree with this, but I don't want to

judge or hurt people that are in massively painful situations.

I don't know what I would do or say to my daughter

if she said, Dad, I was horribly, viciously raped, and every second that this child is inside of me, it's a rape scene again.

I know I would say, honey, you will get great blessings for carrying it to term, but I'm not going to disown my daughter or anything else.

I mean,

it's traumatic.

So

I'm stopping.

The law is there in all cases to protect the innocent.

Yes.

All right.

Everybody should understand that.

So Roe v.

Wade is law.

It's law.

And when a woman is raped, all right.

She is the innocent victim of a horrible, horrendous crime and should not, by law,

be forced to endure more more suffering.

However, the innocent if you're really

that Americans come to.

And I, that's it's a it's a righteous conclusion.

And that's where I am, Bill.

But I have this,

the innocent victim, there's two now.

If there is a child, there is another innocent victim.

And so I'm at this place, and I think a lot of Americans are.

I'm at this place where I say, look, I believe that's life, and I don't believe we have a right to take life.

However,

I don't want to judge.

So I'm in this hypocritical decision.

Right.

I'm in this hypocritical place to where I say it's life, but I don't want to condemn somebody of raping.

There are always extenuating circumstances.

You don't want to take a life, but if somebody breaks into your house with a weapon, you're going to take their life.

That's a guilty life.

And so

there are always extenuating circumstances.

Yeah.

There's a difference there between guilty life and innocent life, right?

Like the baby has not done anything.

He did not break into a house, right?

I mean, it's

true but it's the individual decision of the person in a in a position to take the action and the law i'm just talking about the law now i think beck had that thing you know you you sit your daughter down or your friend down and you say look if you could bear the term you will be a saint i mean you will be you know in that

story but we're certainly not going to condemn you or force you to do anything

um bill let me go to the border, to the government shutdown first.

I'm telling you, if Coca-Cola stopped bottling and distributing because of some disagreement and they were no longer putting out Coke products for as long as this government has already been shut down, Americans would be up in arms and say, I don't care, settle it.

I want my Coke.

Okay.

I don't hear that from the American people, and yet the polls

show that they are not with this shutdown.

First of all, the American people, all right, of course are not with the shutdown.

Who's going to want fellow Americans not getting a paycheck?

Correct.

All right.

So, I mean, the polls aren't surprising.

We don't like the shutdown.

But wait, but Bill, it's not.

But again, if you analyze deeper,

you have to make a decision on corruption.

Now that that's what's in play of the government shutdown, corruption.

Again, this will never be presented to the people in the media, but the Democrats came in and basically said, and I know this to be true, we're not going to cooperate on anything that President Trump wants.

Nothing.

We are going to create so much chaos in the House of Representatives that when the vote comes around for reelection to presidency,

people will be so tired of it, they'll say, all right, I may not dislike Trump, but I want somebody else because I want to put an end to the chaos.

That's the strategy.

Yes, it is.

So when you see what the wall is, the barrier is, and we did this on billorilly.com.

We had a reporter from KUSI in San Diego who covered the wall for 20 years and says there's no doubt the wall works in the San Diego sector.

No doubt.

All right.

And then the guy provides evidence for it and backs up what the Border Patrol says.

And then you turn on cable TV and then the wall doesn't work.

Yeah.

Where people who have never even been to the wall are saying that.

So it's corruption that we're dealing with here in the government shutdown.

The Democrats don't want a compromise.

Trump would compromise.

He wouldn't.

Trump would give them the pathway to citizenship for DACA.

Trump would take four instead of $5.6 billion.

But the Democrats won't do anything

because their tactic is not to cooperate and get anything done.

Bill O'Reilly

is joining us on the program to go over the news of the week.

Today is the March for Life.

Have you ever spoken to that, Bill?

I've never.

I don't do political speeches, even though this is an overtly political as far as a party is concerned.

I try not to do that

because, as you know, I'm the

Yoda of

basically telling you what I think is

right, and I don't want to be tied into any kind of group.

Yoda's not exactly a spring chicken, Bill.

Yeah, I mean, if you're saying that you're much, much older than you look.

Did you guys just call Yoda a chicken?

Okay, so he tastes like chicken.

Sorry, I didn't know it was Yoda when I was eating him.

Yeah, you'll have that building surrounded in about 40 seconds.

I know.

continue that.

The March for Life is happening today, and

put this down on the calendar for,

I don't know, August of next year.

I want to at least attend the March for Life next year.

I want to stand clearly with them.

The other thing that is happening in Washington is the Women's March, which is absolutely imploding on all of the things that we have said about it from the the start.

This is not a grassroots thing.

This was hijacked by really bad anti-Semitic racist people.

Yeah, and I mean

when I saw this first pop up

in the Trump inauguration,

I said to myself, wait a minute,

this was a contrived situation.

Again, big money behind it, like like the migrant march.

And okay, so

these folks who are marching, they're not even going to give the guy a week

or two weeks.

Right.

They don't even respect the election enough and the people who did vote for Donald Trump enough to just say, well, yeah, let's just see how he does.

I mean, I did that with Barack Obama.

I mean, I was right in the sense that I thought he would run to the left on his policies, but

I was agree.

Yeah, I said

he is now our president, and we owe it to our president to

support him in the things that we can support and give him time to show who he's going to be.

It all goes back to

the same thing, whether it's me too or any of the

no due process.

So

nothing.

Teresa Shook is the woman who started it.

She's from Hawaii, and I think she's probably a decent person that

I don't agree with

politically.

I don't know.

I don't know that much about her.

But she seems like she's probably a likable, normal human being.

She's been calling for the end of the women's march or for the chairs to excuse themselves because it's turned into a Frankenstein.

And she said it did.

Before the first march, she saw deep hatred, racism, and anti-Semitism.

And, Bill, we're now seeing it in Congress.

It's everywhere.

It's everywhere.

You're giving this woman a pass, and I'm not.

Yeah, that's fine.

Because one of the first things that happened in the women's march is that any pro-life woman was banned from marching.

Right.

But she was not, they took it from her.

She was in the she was involved with that.

Was she?

And so once I saw that fascistic

word of the day,

that fascistic proclamation saying, even if you agree with us, women march people, that we don't like the Republicans,

if you

are pro-life, you can't march with us.

That was the end of them for me.

Yeah.

That was it.

Goodbye.

Yeah.

So if you look at it, it's not

an organization that I believe commands respect.

And I think it's done now.

When Kirsten Gillibrand won't show up,

you know you have a problem.

It's real.

It's a deadly curse now.

I mean, and you look at all the magazines and everybody who said these are the leaders of the year and the best leaders in the world and this movement was going to change the world.

And they never stopped to look at the bad seeds that were being planted and who was planting them inside the organization.

Yeah.

You know, they called us.

I don't think

there's a great future in that.

I don't think Middleton Ocasio-Cortez is going to be there either.

You think she's a burnout?

She will.

No, I think that she, and I just have to say that.

Oh, you mean she won't be there?

She won't show up at the mark.

Okay, okay, okay.

Because she's got that tag, too.

Yeah.

That anti-Semitic tag.

I don't think that's fair.

I haven't seen any evidence that she is that.

But she's not going to be there.

But

she amuses me.

I really think that

I want more of her rather than less.

We are saying the same thing.

She's the best thing that could happen.

Make her the famous.

But I like Tulsi, too.

Yes.

I like Tulsi, Gobbard from Hawaii.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I think these women, they should go out and they should say whatever they want to say.

And Americans should evaluate it on whether it's good for the country or not.

But certainly

they're sprightly.

Is that a good word?

I'm sprightly.

Becca's sprightly.

Stu, I'm not so sure about.

And they inject some energy into the discourse.

So let's talk about, however, for instance, the representative from Minnesota who

is saying really anti-Semitic things.

At what point, Bill, do the...

There was the one that said M Effort

about Trump?

There's two

recent no.

One of them was that, and then there was another one who was talking, had tweets about how Israel.

Muslim lady?

Two separate, yeah.

Yeah, two separate.

This one I'm talking about from Minnesota is the one who said that Israel,

how come you know, the mask is coming off, and how come more people can't see how evil Israel is?

Blah, blah, blah.

And this is the Muslim lady.

She's a Muslim, right?

Yeah.

She's the first hijab-wearing member of Congress.

And she got sworn in on a Koran, right?

Yeah, I think so, yes.

Okay.

So what do you want me to say about her?

I mean,

she's running as a stealth candidate.

She's campaigning in her Muslim Muslim garb, and they elected her.

So

you're going to say bad things about Israel.

Here's what I'm saying.

Here's what I'm saying.

I know people who have given a lot of money to Democrats, and many of them are Jewish.

And they started saying during the Clinton campaign with Keith Ellison around, they started saying then, you know what?

This party has gone so extreme,

and they are now becoming anti-Semitic.

At what point do you think they lose their Jewish support?

Never.

Never.

Every poll says the same thing: that liberal Jewish Americans prioritize their ideology above the welfare of Israel.

Every poll says that the people.

No, but there's a difference.

Wait, wait, wait.

There's a difference.

There's a difference between Israel.

And, you know, Jews are animals.

Okay.

I mean, look, once you get into that kind of thing, the women's march, the women's march, they're having a conversation, and one of them says it's you people, you Jews, you have all the money and all the power in the world.

I mean, we've seen where that goes.

I don't want to generalize about Jewish Americans, but I have looked at those polls, and unless it's so blatant, and the women's march is,

the

Hollywood

moguls that give a lot of money

who are Jewish people, they say, look, my ideology is more important than the security of Israel because Donald Trump's been Israel's best friend, and they despise Donald Trump.

And Barack Obama was, you know, according to most Israelis, not a good thing

or a good leader for Israel.

Yet the Jewish left loved Barack Obama.

So I think it's pretty clear.

At what point do the American Democrats, just the voters, the regular voters, go, you know what?

I mean,

the people who are at the top of the party now are just getting so extreme.

I'm just not with this.

That's an excellent question.

When's the tipping point for moderate Democrats, particularly out of the urban centers?

There is no tipping point in New York City and San Francisco and Seattle.

All you got to do is walk around those cities and look and see what's happened under far-left governorship.

And apparently they don't even care about that.

If there are people on your front lawn injecting heroin, ah, well, you know, it's society's fault.

I'll just step around them.

So I don't think there is a tipping point in some precincts, but in others,

you got to feel that it's getting close when you're saying, hey, I want 70% of your money, and when you die, I want to take every single thing you have.

Is that okay with the Democratic Party, with the rank and file?

I don't know.

I mean, it was during FDR, all the way to Kennedy.

But it's a different world.

I know, I know.

One last question.

How does the president fare in the next week on the border and shutdown?

I don't know, but I'm angry because I was going to go with Nancy Pelosi on her trip.

Did you know that?

I know, I know.

That was so fun.

Nancy had called a couple of nights ago and

it's so long.

The flight, I need stimulating conversation.

I need a personality like you on board.

I can't sit next to Adam Schiff for eight hours.

Yeah, right.

You got to come.

Right.

So I said, sure, Nancy, I'll run.

I'll go.

It's a government run, free, right?

All everything paid, hotel meals.

Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.

We're not going to pay the air traffic controllers or the TSA, but we'll have all that stuff.

So when Donald Trump, who's just the meanest, isn't he?

What a meanie.

When he canceled the trip,

I was all packed.

I had Uber ready to take me to the airport.

And now I can't go.

So it's just an outrage, this whole government shutdown and the meanness on Pennsylvania Avenue.

And, you know, I told Nancy, look,

maybe

we just fly commercial to Cancun.

I don't know.

Oh, I would pay money.

I'd pay large sums of money for you sitting in a beach chair next to Nancy Pelosi where she couldn't.

And I'd like to speak on this.

Ask me about my one and only face-to-face with Nancy Pelosi next week.

It is hysterical.

Okay.

Happened inside the White House.

All right.

But anyway, the government shutdown is a farce.

It's a fraud.

Trump is a good idea.

Will it still be going on when I talk to you next week?

I hope so because I really want to tell this story about

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I want to talk to an angel mom here, and

I have struggled with the last interview we did

because I can't imagine anything worse than losing a child.

Can't.

I have

had two of my daughters, my oldest and my youngest,

in the hospital this week.

One was in the emergency room, and the other one has been in the hospital and probably going to be there for about 10 days about brain surgery.

And I just don't

know how I would live.

And I don't know how I would live if somebody violently took my child.

But these stories have to be told because this is really, truly what the shutdown is about.

This is about, I don't care about the wall.

I really don't.

I just want whatever is most effective so we know who's here and we have some law and order.

Sabine Durden is an angel mom.

She is actually an immigrant herself.

She is a legal immigrant, and she is from Germany.

Sabine, welcome.

Thank you, Glenn, for having me.

I appreciate it.

You bet.

And I'm sorry it's on these circumstances.

And, you know, we're going to talk about things.

And please feel free to say, I just, I can't go there anymore.

But, Sabine, when did you come to the United States and why?

I was married to a U.S.

Army soldier.

We met in Germany

two years, got married, had Dominic.

He was born in Germany.

That's why he earned the name German Chocolate.

And

his dad was black, so that was appropriate for him to call himself.

And then we got orders to come to America in 19

the date, sometimes the years.

Whatever.

It's been a while, though.

It's been a long time.

And we came over and we had orders, and I had to fill out a lot of paperwork, even though I was married to a service member, signed paperwork that I would never receive any government assistance.

I had to have money, sponsors,

medical examination, the whole nine yards, just to come over with my American husband and my child

so you get here and

you're raising your son

and he's he's how old in July of 2012

30 years old

he's 30 years old he's in California we're in California yeah

he was never married has no kids and he was my only child

tell me happened.

At 5.45 in the morning, my son was on his way to work on his motorcycle.

He was working for the Riverside Sheriff's Department as a 911 dispatcher.

And this illegal criminal with two felonies, one deportation, two DUIs, the last one five weeks before he killed my son, he received probation again,

turned his

unregistered and uninsured little truck in front of my son and hit him so hard at 5.45 a.m.

July 12 2012 that it killed him instantly and then threw him into a wall on the sidewalk

that was the end of my family right there

so

you as an immigrant

you obviously don't hate immigrants

no

and

you come over and you do it the right way and

this guy, who not only is here illegally, he had already been deported, correct?

Yes, correct.

And

he returns a second time illegally.

Correct.

He has a criminal record.

Of course.

And the state of California is doing nothing about it because it's...

Well, it's a sanctuary in California.

Well, at that time, it wasn't a sanctuary state, but I found out Riverside acted like a sanctuary city because the judge and the DA knew the offender.

And they caught him two times with the armed robbery and grand theft.

They had him in front of him with their first DUI.

They gave him probation.

And then he was caught drunk driving again without a license.

And they gave him probation again.

So they had four chances that I know of.

There might be more.

I didn't want to even dig anymore.

So wait,

so he was

armed robbery.

Yes.

And two DUIs.

What else was...

And

Grand Theft Auto.

Deported.

And each time he's brought in for DUI,

they just give him...

No license.

No license.

They give him probation.

Probation.

Of course.

None of us would get that privilege.

What did they...

He was charged with vehicular manslaughter?

Yeah, misdemeanor, vehicular manslaughter without gross negligence.

And the judge made a deal with him and told me in court, I wish I would have known more about this case because I would have given him a harsher sentence.

But because I gave him my word, I have to stick with that and honor my word.

So he's going to get nine months, five-year probation,

and the guy served 35 days.

Oh, my gosh.

Yeah.

If that isn't a slap in the face and whipping my heart out again.

Is he still here in America?

No.

He was, while, by the way, while we had the hearing, because the DA talked me into not having a trial, I'm in the biggest shock of my life.

I didn't even know who I was anymore.

Hearing, he got to bail out for $10,000 cash and was free to go.

We never thought he would come back, but he was so arrogant because he's been getting away with every crime he committed.

He came back.

And so the only time I saw him in handcuffs was the day of the hearing when he was found guilty of the misdemeanor.

They let him away.

And because I by then I found my voice, I got louder.

They took him to a detention center, but they wouldn't tell me where.

An ICE agent called me anonymously and told me they had enough of this.

They knew Dominic, they heard of him, and they told me he was in Adelanto in a detention center, about an hour and a half from my house.

And for a year and a half, my fiancé Anthony and I went there every week, just sitting there letting them know, do not let this guy go.

And now here comes the kicker, Glenn.

An ICE agent that we befriended, and he had enough of this, told us that once in a while they get a note from top from the top, he only said from the top, that says open the back door.

That means let him out.

But because we sat there every week, they knew they better not.

And he was deported a year and a half later.

And we have good sources because Dominic was friends with the police department, fire department, SWAT.

Yeah,

he's back.

I know I'm going to see his face again, Glenn,

in the news with another victim.

I just know it because he never apologized.

He never owned it.

He told the church through a translator, which later he spoke fluent English.

Of course, that miracle happened.

He said, God gives life, God takes life.

I was only on my way to work.

He's going to do it again.

Sabine, I'm sorry for your loss.

Talk to people who

are maybe

not for this shutdown and not for

the border discussion that we're having right now.

Talk to them parent to parent.

What would you say to those people who are saying, we don't need all of this?

I would tell them, yes, we do, because when we are at home, we lock our doors.

We want to make sure our kids are safe and grow up and protect that America and our government protect its citizens.

And if we don't do this now, there will be many more that

will have to go to a morgue, like I did, and kiss their child for one last time.

And as a parent, your mind won't let you go there, the pain, the agony, because it's forever.

But we need this protection.

And if they don't think it's good for Americans, okay, let's go to the other side.

These families, the kids that are used, the sex trafficking, all this, will come to a stop because it protects both sides.

Because people are lied to, they're dragging their kids or somebody else's kids just to get in here.

Well, if we have a wall and functioning border security that we deserve and we need, and that was talked about by the Democrats for so long until they switched a bit,

it will keep their families safe.

You'd never have to go through this.

Sabina, thank you so much.

Sabina Durden, you can find her website at at domhugs.org.

Domhugs.org.

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I kind of just realized that the position I'm in.

I can talk to newsmakers.

I can talk to people.

I can talk to legends and they'll talk to me.

And I can record their journey.

And I can hear it firsthand.

And

I've been friends with Pat Boone.

Now,

if you don't know who Pat Boone is, and I thought I knew who Pat Boone was until I started doing my homework, Pat Boone sold more,

had more hits and sold more

songs and albums than Elvis in the 1950s.

Okay, they were competitors.

He was the clean-cut guy and swivel hips.

And in 1950, he had one more gold record than Elvis did.

That's incredible.

At the same time,

he went on to do so many other things.

At 23, he had his own show on ABC,

television show.

It was

wildly successful.

He has done

I mean,

I talked to him and said, Wait, do you remember when you first met Elvis?

Oh, yeah.

Do you remember Jerry Lee Lewis?

Oh, yeah.

The story on Jerry Lee Lewis and the talent and what happened with Jerry Lee Lewis is amazing.

So I talked to Pat Boone about his life.

In fact,

here he is on

Meeting Elvis.

You know what?

I'm going to skip that because I don't think we have time.

We did a podcast with him.

And if you're a history lover,

this is a guy who is

unbelievable, has been at the front lines since 1950,

you know, really until today, but he was, you know, big still in the 90s.

He had a comeback.

He's done every genre and charted top 10 in every genre.

Did he do heavy metal?

Yeah,

he did.

It's crazy.

It's absolutely crazy.

But I did a podcast with him, and I wanted to play this because his wife just passed away just last weekend.

This is after you recorded this interview.

After we recorded the interview.

And I just want to play, I just love that he talks about his wife quite a bit.

And

he mentioned his wife at one point and his eyes welled up.

And I said, stop.

Don't you listen, Pat Boone, talking about his wife just before she died.

You know, I was going to be a school teacher, I thought.

Shirley and I, when we married at 19, I decided this is what I was going to do.

Just mentioning Shirley right now.

But she thought she was marrying a school teacher preacher

because that's and there was a little

headline in the Nashville, Tennessee, and because we were both known in Nashville for singing.

She was the daughter of Red Foley, the great country singer at the Hall of Fame.

Can you stop for just a second?

Yeah.

I love how much you love your wife.

Oh,

if you knew her.

Well, everybody loves Mama Mama Shirley, we call her.

But, you know, we were childhood sweethearts and

high school sweethearts.

And we committed our the the headline in the Nashville paper, a little squib, we have it, uh

Singers wed devote lives to God.

This was our

goal.

And uh and and I thought she was so happy'cause, you know, she had had enough of show business and country music.

Her dad read Foley Traveling all the time and a lot of drinking and stuff going on.

And now she's going to be married to a school teacher.

Sedate, calm life,

and two or three kids and a picket fence and

regular schedule and so on.

Little did that go off the rails.

No.

How do they go off the rails?

It's a fascinating interview.

Before we went into stage 19 to record that,

he was in the makeup room, and I said, Pat, how's your wife?

Because she'd been sick for a while.

And

he said, She's okay.

I'm praying for a miracle, but you know, it's time.

And

he said, but I read to her every day.

We sit and we talk.

And he said, We still have kissing sessions.

And he said,

We've always loved just kissing each other.

And he's one of these guys who had a marriage that started in the 1950s and ended at death du us part.

Except I don't believe that, and neither does he.

And it's

There's something to be said

about having a great marriage that you work on, and you'll hear it in his

story.

I tried to do this for the record,

Pat Boone, talking about the people that he has known, the people he has worked with.

I mean, you named them.

And he even talked about feeling having an issue with going on a show.

And where is it, a movie?

A movie.

He had to kiss Shirley Jones.

Shirley Jones.

In the movie.

And I mean, you know, again, we're talking back in the day.

The kisses that went on back in the day in movies were not like kisses like we think of today in movies.

Right.

And he didn't want to do it.

Well, he didn't want to do it.

He did, actually.

He said, I dude, I did want to do it.

I just wanted to ask my wife first because we hadn't talked about it.

Is it okay in this movie if I kiss somebody?

Because it wasn't in the script.

And it got blown out of proportion that he was a religious freak.

And he said, it wasn't religion.

It was respect for my wife.

I know this might sound, if you don't know who Papoon is, or you're like, oh, well, he's an old fuddy duddy.

It may not sound like an interesting podcast, but still.

It was fascinating.

I mean, fascinating.

His memory is...

Incredible.

Nuts.

He remembers details about every one of these things, and it's all the biggest, you know, stars.

It's like everybody.

I could bring up literally anyone.

And he was like, oh, yeah.

Yeah, I knew him.

And we worked together on this.

And I mean, it's incredible.

It's incredible.

This podcast airs tomorrow.

So grab it.

Yeah, release tomorrow.

You can grab it wherever you grab your podcasts.

But it's from Stage 19, Glenn Beck Podcast.

Pat Boone, it is definitely worth the listen.

And

we pray for Pat and

his family at this time.

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