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Back to the atom Corolla show real, O Reilly has joined us. The buck, killing crazy horse, the merciless indian wars and America available now on Amazon and has been part of a hugely successful killing series are good to speak. Again Bell her alive doing out there. Doing. Well, I'm interested in this story. So let's talk about that, we can talk about politics. We can talk about life, we can talk about business, but let's, let's start with the book. How did you pick? How do you pick your subjects? for the killing series. What we saw was Kelly leg in here,

crazier than nice killing book the most successful Nonfiction book series of all time. I mean she's staggering from you to think about that and all of the books and I have written. I wanted to know more about the subject. That's how I choose the topics so in killing crazy yours, I'm a former Highschool history teacher and is a huge gap in my knowledge of american history from eighteen, thirteen, eighteen, ninety six,

these seven years of indian wars, I knew nothing about it other than remembering John Wayne Movies Rynch. In ten who I share a birthday with raising some people around the prairie. I don't know any that size. My co author, more new guard who lives in California. I said: let us find out what really happened. Make these people come alive in a real people: coaches, Geronimo, crazy, whore, sitting bull to come so one day. What did they do and were the white people really that bad? We steal everything from them, so we found out- and we tell you the truth and its disturbing and many pages, but there's heroes and villains on both sides and I think people after reading this book will be able to fend off the far left propaganda machine

I don't want you to think America's evil and you'll be armed with facts. You'll learn a tremendous amount and it's fun to read the book will what are? Let's start with the most basic stuff. I'm the same way witches. I know a lot about world war too, for instance, and World war, one and even Vietnam. I serve no lot about wars in battles and stuff, but I really don't know anything about the american West than the Indians and because I think these people became should cartoons to me. When I was a kid It was cowboys and Indians and there were depicted always in over the top sort of farcical, cartoonish, good and bad. Sort of way like there was a cartoon version. That was the evils: blood thirsty savage and then there is also the over the top sort of Billy Jack. You know

wow, the Indian, crying by the side of the road where the person was polluting the highway and both of them are probably caricatures and and and almost cartoon versions of the american Indian. We had they the worst depiction. Early, the blood thirsty savages and then later they became the most no people in the world, but the truth. As usual lie somewhere in between look in school. You cannot in about the native american wars, because the public school system is frightened of the topic. The teachers and principles are afraid they might be politically incorrect. They might say something wrong: they might use a wrong phrase. They might where Washington Redskins cap we cancel. I saw the solution to that problem is not teach anything about it. So and the revolutionary war to this Civil war to Teddy

about an hour, happen we in the west. Loser WAR and Teddy, where millions move wash the California and here's some. Corolla is unreal. You'll love this. So Redskins are gone because you don't wanna talk about skin color with descent. Says: go forty, nine ers Corolla they're. Ok, forty minors while who were they? They came Eighteen, forty, nine, a northern california- so maybe the native Americans who live there stole air land so that Japan forego discover gall and say princess goal, is glorifying of forty Niners. I am rage, Corolla you at the Cannes, What name and shame in the name of the San Francisco football team to the San Francisco policies and, of course,

You gonna need a new law and ads a hare, drier right on the side of so tell us about, let ledges start sort of large, too small, First, we are moving West and when we move when, when that many people in these countries migrating last. That's one start really in countering this these wars and they situations and these chiefs is that when it begins now look here before that we began with eighteen thirteen in the creek nation in northern Florida they are fed up. Yeah- why people coming down there children a game there invading their homeland and a creek say enough and the leader of the creates a guy named William Weatherford here so fascinating this whole book, it's William, whatever was educated. All these half light have criticized led his nation, so what they do they massacre through

hundred people mostly wise, with some slaves in full, men South Alabama kill everybody I entered grisly way. We put you inside the fort in killing crazy horse who you gonna, call and region he's up here in Tennessee Natural, some you shot. Him he's got a bullet. I can't get out of on these. Getting two bullets in his body and president since, as you gotta get down air and put these creeks in their place because their slaughtering people, Jackson Dots, he goes down You ah Alabama a big battle or shoe bend defeats the creeks. That's where it started. Nora Jackson becomes a pivotal figure because he becomes Is it an he Nosey India's? We goes you for a man who had Jackson was sympathetic. In fact, in dark did an indian baby use. Parents were killed in the fighting and he's the child as all with his wife and then Jackson.

Responsible from migrating all these Indians from the EAST coast, western Missis Maybe the trail of tears and not nice way. Right now, you got a whole indian tribes, West, the Mississippi car passes a losses. If you're a white man, you not live worsen, the Mississippi. Nobody knows that were Congress Pass that law. Ok course. Nobody obey the because there's no war, Western, the Mississippi nobody's their rights, These millions of of white people came from Europe. They read or write they have those skills they migrate. West justly. A farm, so they can raise your families are in freedom and they run up against the native Americans or been honest land for hundreds of years gone. What to do see you do in Zaire and then the fight begins, I saw Washington says all we have to protect

settlers now. The key to all this is the fake news industry coil. There was fake news in the nineteenth century. Just as you said, very astutely, they didn't report Why the native Americans were angry or the abuse that they had suffered under Washington. They simply reported every massacre the Indians did, and it was the Jews and it will grow all and they didn't deserve to live well. That was How the whole issue of the native control was warm on the east coast. The people could read, but the settlers, they know what they were getting into and so the war is began. Seventy seven years continuously of war. How much of the war and it's my maid an answer and not answerable question, but the settlers or why there are european. There are on educated. They had never probably seen Indians where they come from

Was there a racial component to this from the beginning, or was it just a dude? Who is that air on land that I wanted, or did it become? Did there was race injected into this? At some point, the news stories on the EAST coast- it wasn't so much raise it? Was God loose. He then and when Programmes came over. Settled in Massachusetts. Indian save their butts. The Indians about just save the problems. They would I'll die, but the Indians were friendly there. They traded and they taught the pilgrims outgrow stuff how to survive the winners. All of that in New York, when the Dutch sailed off the Hudson. I they ran into the Iroquois, not friendly. Year glower very, very warlike trot. So there were different tribes and the difference was

how they wanted to engage the white people. Some tries want to kill him and torture and other tribes want to trade with that's why you didn't have a racial component was more of our? U aggressive or are you willing to side by side. So would it be fair to say that tribes sort of had- personalities like breeds of dogs, like some dogs, are very aggressive and can hurt you. Others are more docile good with kids, and I mean so- there were some like Labrador tribes and there were some sort of pitfall tribes. Are they just head different personalities, um, I'm guessing that where we use in them over the years, but here fascinating part about the native american culture tribes were totally dependent on their leaders. At the leader was a psychopath. Then the tribe went that way.

What if the leader was enlightened, like Chief Joseph than Inez Perth up in an Pacific northwest, then tribes to be reasonable. So we teach you about she's Gerard em. All crazy sitting bore Joseph to come. So all the big names that America's like about they don't know anything about these people now some of them were very noble. I, but some of them were brute and the most brutal tribe, whether Comanches in Texas,. Nor the Mexico and Oklahoma. You did not want to be captured by the Comanches ever they were not gonna, Brook you and they For other indian tribes would again be there wasn't as unified. They were all different. No cities, no citadels, no central government. So,

Whites came from Europe and from these costs they were used to structure. I worry with town- and I assure you add- a job Is there anything like that they were nomadic all right, so that this choirs of culture and it was this? we raised our aid, like your totally different than we are. We your land at the end of this year, I get net. That's why the wars began slightly kind of off the question, but at some point in the EU, he's, got hold of like Winchester rifles. I, where did they get those Winchester rifles well from their victories over the? U S army, so they would have the gate, the rifles yeah choose was never defeated. Never

in Arizona. They could not be him crazy horse never defeated until after the little bighorn cultures. Last stand. These were million tacticians. That's another thing that work is these are really sophisticated makers of war and award attack on boys they would attack forts, they would attack, when a railroad got up and outweighs the really the beginning and the end of the native american culture, so railroad went from a is the San Francisco. They could get? U troops there fast, with cannons and got the union's initially were able to raid Mexico was a big part of this. The Indians raid, the Mexicans annexing armies petrified of the aid, nation and steel or stop guns, horses, em, all women,

I'll go hall, you name it and that's where they became armed. What kind of things with the Apaches duty? If they took you prisoner? Wasn't it the Apaches. It was a command comanches excites me right. You patches we're brutal if cornered but the Apaches were more or more basically leave us alone, the A man she's war, very aggressive, very aggressive, Soda Comanche. There's a that Comanche move in its coming up on October, for our young people in California, we could see it through the wildfires big harvest movement and they called the command she Moon, because the moon so bright that every in the area of Texas nor the Mexico, our global, knew the commander would rate at night because they could see the horses, They could see where they were gone. I call the Comanche moment. We ve got you. It was mostly torture by fire.

And you know we have to lay it out in killing greatly worse. We have to tell you what they did in really amazingly brutal, in fact, so bad that, the! U S: Army taught, there are soldiers, you run out. I am all you leave one bullet in the chamber and you know that was for Corolla moves were putting gun in your mouth? That's right, so that every soldier and most of the soldiers who went west for immigrants who signed up in the army- and we told you- knew you don't get captured. You have to kill yourself, Was it when they would torture you

it obviously wasn t get information out of you. It wasn't really to benefit. It was to send a message. I suppose I mean. Was there any method behind the man ass though it was fun. Sport and the indian women did the torturing a really toward torture was beneath the man? no date. Turning over the women and women we torture and There was no reason to do it. They didn't send any message. A message was sent when they burn down a fox I was it and they killed the soldiers, but this was just for fun. And the women would be the ones who had carried out yet like what it is now symbolic lay, but it was physically back now. That is a yes. This is a joke. For the Corolla yours so,

it's funny at. I don't think I've ever seen that depicted in a movie going maybe going along with all the things we we get wrong over the years. So we have this at last there. Having last the running into the Indians? Indians. They vary from tribe to try. But what their general view, of life? Did they have a religion. Is the religion, more assertive nature spirit based? Are they schooling. I know they're nomadic, but what would be a sort of a general term? You could say: look here's how these people left. Basically nature based faith that there was a its spirit who create all of the things that the native Americans needed to survive we're very respectful of animals and the environment if they killed Falada used every part of the buffalo, some for food, some for the tens

Ah, the Buffalo horns. Every part of the animal was use, no abuse. They were appalled by them Man is gunning animals down, shooting them out of trains. Now is a big big bone of concern Jim between the Indians and the whites? They warned people who trade they do to have a shot? men. Are we was attached to the various tribes. Who would you now do the basic hey? The higher power wants us to kill everybody in Fort Corny, so here go, but therein style most of the native american tribes in exceptions. I gotta Mesa Verde in Colorado and see your exceptions of tribes, it did day one place and is formed a little bit, but most of them would go start when it was cold north when it was hot, followed, big, Buff, Oh herds where they went and they were you

to sending for themselves? They didn't rely on anything other than the tribe in they were living and was very fascinating, fascinating culture, but they did or among themselves there. A lot of that it wasn't just a word and they were after how large, where some of these tribes in terms of numbers well crazy, I have five thousand warriors while when customer showed up with about eight hundred men Now Castro was so our again, you know: you're dissuade jacket. The red provide flowing blonde hair, the little had on a jaunty manner. He said you now eight hundred crack you are, can take a couple of thousand wars. You didn't know your five thousand. The war in a drawings then give em intel and caution I am very confident that he was going to go when it kicked there, but but anyway there weren't

because of the food aspect. Tribes were kept, in a manageable way, and you could be it The Sioux tried nor a lot of different sues it where they all gala, that was crazy, but there are a lot of em, but they didn't band together. Goods be toward a feed everybody. What kind of scattered around, but crazy horse. He managed to unite a lot of tribes to go, get Custer that's where do his demise was there a language that they have common language now you're Osborne languages. In fact the US the Indians patches, Comanches people down there. You spoke a lot of spanish, as they had to interact with the mexican government in trade and all that and some of them learn English. You know this martyr of them, but, The indian dialogues vary from area that area

and that was another route- maiden unify and all language add on called Julia Point of view, and I wanted to stay fairly. Compact should always know big who wish to come sit tried. It you try to unite all the indian tribes to fend off this migration. That was coming over the Alleghany Mountains in Europe, William Henry Harrison defeated the cancer and killed him, and I was in it how much innovation or technology for lack of a better term was involved with them in terms of water, storing food, you no shelter and things of that nature like as there was their innovation with some of the tribes. Well, There was an very interesting: they use plants and they use repeating

You know for various elements, but life expectancy for native Americans the nineteenth century was now fifty forty eight. But a tribal elders. You know reach seventy seventy five, only when they assimilated with white, but here's a fascinating part of killing crazy horse. Corolla and you'll find this interesting, I believe, minded It is my co author in research. We didn't take what happened from the white point of view in the classroom, We could cause. You were no white people surviving that back. We took most of our information. For oral history that was passed out. From the tribes from generation to generation and then the nineteenth century progressed some of the tribe. Where's learn how to write English and road it down the little bighorn we tell exclusively from the net american point of view again, because

was no white boy. You they're all dead. I at its fascinating because the oral history is very, very precise and they get down too young this is why crazy or stairs what sitting bowl did. This is what the raves dead faster argument. One Nugget Custer with cluster increase deeply was purse. What was macho model a model: ok, the only body on the battlefield, There was a mutilated casa. Caution is crazy. Yours told his warriors, kill em with don't touch him not? For that, because the Indians, at all superstition- and if you cut off, there's or cut off that you can't go to the house whatever happened to me. I think they're call whatever a baby. I've never used that phrase

It is in its billion songs. I heard from the from the fifth. Yes, I now was the girl. That's how sophisticated it was so were all eight hundred of clusters kill them nor mutilated. Now, because costs divided his force into three big mistake What's your one Reno, let another Ben team let another. When custard got to trouble. Cost went into the Sioux Village road in on horseback with his gun. Then I said, ah, we got three hundred at five thousand. We better get to do Sadie here which they tried to do, but is yours anticipated that and had surrounded them, and it couldn't escape Ben chain arena. I both colonels, knew what we have and were to frighten them, so we're all their eyes to go to clusters relief to reign

worse, him and Reno, and guaranteeing both got tried by the! U S. Government were cowardice. And what they know. But they wouldn't know Wang as they knew what the outcome was gonna bit right, so they just gun, surrounded customers to hunt Seventy five man or or so- and they the slaughter them that way you took about forty five minutes cost. His brother, his brother, in law, his cousin to news A report, as I was hoping that we're gonna be if in the New York Times, but they warrant from Dakota Newspaper that was another jest and everybody debt and back forty five minutes. How many Indians were were killed than that? Nobody knows because the oral history of the battle did not compute that

I saw all the indian casualties were removed from the battlefield. The Indians left all the whites, their rights. The count how many would get if you go to South Montana. Now the customer filled his air with markers somewhere. Everybody die it's, U S, national, poor soul, but the Indians took their debt and more did and there was no. All history of numbers were most. The american soldiers back, then Europeans are like young immigrants I I guess sort of in a way a lot of terry- are in our modern day: timer hispanic sin, blacks in folk, some some new to this country, but some its usual is sort of lower middle class. You're gonna take this job because you don't have an Uncle that has a successful business. You can't go work with em you have to

Join the military right essentially same same held back then yeah, because the civil war was a turning point during the civil war. Of the. U S. Government troops are pull back to fight the confederacy so the areas while out West You are lucky enough to be in Tucson Arizona. You were protected the, U S, Army Fort nearby, but all of a sudden there were got bigger, call back to fight it, veterans. Amelia said hey. This is good, but just go on eleven. Anyway, they did all right so but after the civil war, a lot of the union. Troops stayed in the army and they were hardened veterans, but many of them or from Ireland Germany. Those countries in particular would come to the U S.

Didn't have an economic basis, no education and the army paid that they became professional soldiers and then The civil war, they were moved out West and they said look gotta provide a measure of protection for the people they are, and so here come the blue coats and then, as I say, The railroad made that much easier to do. You have to ride out there you go on a railroad, get out there much faster with heavy artillery cannon guns and all of that now, as you the Indians, the railroad interesting was, the primary weapon for the Indian before they got the Remington sort of from from the white man. Essentially was it arrow? Was it at battle axe or Tom?

hawk. I mean where they as skill that shooting the arrows on horseback was an accurate was it was a day, an effective method for killing people, the primary weapon for many? Not all, but many native american tribes was the lance of the land like like, medieval Europe right because with the big lance and they had the Tipp, the steel tip. All right where was stolen or whatever, can do unbelievable things with it. They get fro like a they could stab the earth if they were hunting there. Yet a rabbit or whatever thereafter book and the lance big when they fought other Indians without firearms, it was stronger on a worse right right, move now for other long range battles, it was the bow and arrow mainly with fire

So when I was doing the forge, they were boom protein the flying, the because all affords would write and little go up and then close and off the horse. It was a tomahawk and the knife All the indian victims were scalped took that that was the mark of a brave warrior. How many scalps did you get? It was a Tom and the knife and have the I guess they have, Add the ability, the shape metal or was everything sharpens stone trying to as as, as the culture progressed, the weapons got more sophisticated. So they have you know like

WAR Jane in an Irish like that, but they could steal. And whatever the white man had the Indian sat. So, for example, you have train tracks right right, so the tribes just pull brain tracks up and they would use steal the train tracks to put on I urge the let's ride, or the arrow in the beginning was stone and then I got more sophisticated. The Indians were forgers. That's what they did. They went out and I would take anything that you at so say attack a house. Well, all parts hands in the house going The indian village forever we have reached their unbelievably creative, in how they used everything- the native Americans, God it's it's. It's really interesting to hear these people started become people and cartoon characters is yeah combat, as had arrived above

that's. Why I wrote it because America's Zono anything about it? That's a pretty big gap and knowledge. I'm so tired girl- and I know you are too- I am sir- tired afar look, people Santa weren't, able country we are below reading are no more statues. Car history is terrible light supremacy. So much more complicated than that in almost every guard, my job with these killing box is to tell you the truth about what then you can make an educated opinion of your country. Well. I agree, and you know the way I always sort a look at. It is being evil or being racist wanting to randomly hurt. People is about a lot Jury meets a waste of time. You don't mean when your porn, your Hungary, in your desperate near trying

your nomadic you're trying to get from the eastern part of the countries of the western partner country being racist or just being evil is, is kind of I it's kind of a waste of time. You know you re, really. Your priorities are to get fed into get shelter and to get whatever, and you can hurt people along the way who don't look like you, but that I mean your racist, lies in their library. There were, as a religious fervor that made people white people cruel, because they're, not Christians and there. You know, savages and not easy but they had no true, You should all religion that but we can only with that. There was that but you're. Actually right if you were just, forging ahead trying to survive out there in the debate. His friend

a knew that Davy Crockett knew that those guys are in killing crazy horse. They knew me look. You can make friend it's a native Americans, they help you a lot as the pilgrims learn. First hand Then you have this religious aspect to it that you now was not a good thing well, I want to talk about Daniel Boon, Undead, Davy, Crockett and turn them into human beings instead of cartoon characters as well of grew up with Davy Crockett, and I think fast, Parker may have played Daniel of an absolutely incidentally dive and they made some Disney movies and tv shows. But but again, everything was a sort of Hollywood sort of caricature. You remember the song Corolla Day we do a crack in the wild frontier.

Should do a Parker. We should they occur. The sound together are. Let me Trojan bunks levy had turned. I give him break and we'll talk about those two character. Because once again I only know what went down the Walt Disney Corporation taught me about those two first saute about. True nigerian I've been taken true knowledge in its daily supplement for about six months now I feel great maverick. I took it this morning with some others. Romance, and then I thought wait a minute that I take my true knowledge and pale. So I just took another one just to play it safe and aid He is a vital cellular resource of the ports daily function, eating sleeping breathing as well. We get older and eighty levels may decline by as much as fifty percent due to stressors, like aging alcohol, lack of exercise, son exposure and and when an aide de levels get low. The cells have a hard time producing and

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bigger off a digital download, the very first basic cable commentary, road how's. This sixty dollar value can be years for only twenty five bucks corollas ring. Com bill. O Reilly is with us killing crazy horses. The name of the book is available on Amazon. As we speak, I find this subject. Fascinating am also happy to report. That bill is not just a spokes model that he actually knows these subjects, because I literally was just all over the road quizzing him about all these things that vaguely know any has a very astute answer for all of them. So thanks for not just being the name on the book, but actually being intimately familiar with the subject matter, we are talking about. Davy Crockett Daniel Burton talk about that. I characters

So I have in my possession, in my history collection, the deed, When Daniel Boeing sold his Kentucky home and acreage, is he was fed up with too many people coming. Into the blue grass state, and why, to move to majority. When Nobody was Daniel was this feisty guy, had been on the periphery of helping They knew the United States moving to Kentucky had fought them. British? Ah now during the war of eighteen, twelve, was a scout. Nobody like folks Daniel, like people is like a well argued, Corolla LAD, but it was coonskin at Gunnar was a scout right, but he had money because rented, is services out to business people who

to explore the MID West, so you two Missouri, Denmark, form there and he comes back not a real consequential guy. In U S history other than the name and the legend David crackers differ, have a letter from Davy Crockett. He was congressmen. From Tennessee, always one term because he could, Stand Washington sit in the office it was our guy, a rock, this guy indian fighter from job good shot didn't, really lie conventionality, married abandoned his wife and kids. Floated all over the place did work friend. Jackson for little while buddy found his way out the texts because Davy, restless user restless games. You wanted act, the guy. Let me go out the Texas

she was going on out there on foot Davy wound up any Alamo and that was the end of ok, but he was much more of a presence in history I mean he was an explorer. He was in India, fighter. Then he fought them second army. The Alamo flamboyant guy. That left that much more much bigger trail point upon than Daniel I believe, ass. My producer crasser can look it up in Zocor or Abrams of Airplane fame, and now had gone, and all that wasn't one of em, a big Daniel Boon memorabilia Lecter. I dont know bill if you know that story, but the Zachary Abraham guys, who obviously done all those naked gun,

airplane movies and and police squad and set a beyond all, although comedies, I think it's, I think it's suck, soccer Abrams. One of them has a large collection of game, he'll boon, its Davy Crockett, Davy, Crockett Iraq, if Dammit stay? There are reliable not a lot of Davy Crockett stuff around. I have a letter written by then Congressmen Crockett with a lot of misspellings Bela out it's a lot of misspellings and well. You know frontier cursive or give a brain then have spell check on their quills. We sure, so I can't even get spelt short check on Twitter, I'm spread, so I these guys, what would they ve been where they ve been your rowdy friends from high school. They drank a little too much where they ve been in a sort of

quiet guy who kept to himself who didn't want neighbours like I'm trying to sort of think of who these guys would be today. You're on and off they can survive because both Daniel born and Davy Crockett were people didn't, like civilization, very much I didn't want to settle down, they didn't want it warm? They want to have a job or beef. Armor they wanted. Adventure Maybe they b and c I or those bangs were explorers in May and I just want to get out there and see what was over the next mountain. That's who they were weren't gunfighter. They weren't, looking they weren't aggressively violent I just wanted to action and born. It worked out, ok for him by Crockett was killed. Amy was thirty four when he died.

The Alamo right, and how did they befriend the Indians? How did they have these sort of relationships or they can travel through their territories? born with such a skilled woodsman. The Indians in Kentucky and Ohio, respected him, because he was like the first guy out there and it was this eccentric guy who live like the Indians. Within the same thought about you know? We hide me cock. Go to sleep we get up, we aren't you know, do it again, build a cabin but The Indians and and Daniel borne out a lot in common It was more a guy who was very charismatic. They love Dumb, I was a macho man actions friend good shot good with a knife. Yet I was,

the guide, a watch in a bar and everybody wants to buy you a drink right that was Davy. Who is much more solitary in out? worries me and I'm sure worse, you too, as well the sort of version of history that we're trying to teach all the kids. These days, which I feel like is poisoning them in them in the modern time, through sort of taking these people and turning them into very negative cartoon. Characters, there's so much to glean from from the history good bad. Do you worry about what is being taught and how its being taught in the in the school? Sixteen nineteen project in and things of that nature sort of black lives matter. Manifesto

sort of stuff. Well, you worry about it, because parents are becoming increasingly derelict and their responsibility to make sure that children know about their country, so history they can teach about native Americans Crawley. You can't do that and they d because make one false statement or you were watching the Redskins cap, like I said, and your cancelled, so every have Teacher knowledge are now when I gotta get ended, his native american stop we're going rising from the revolutionary war to this A war to Jerry, Rosa no and between. Because I might say, is I'm wrong: and then a little z. He's gonna go home and Heather, and that's about the date of Amerika and then all of a sudden. The teachers up against on charges the schoolboy array says that size, I thought and therefore we get on many of you

Americans, who know absolutely nothing about but you remember saying, but I did on on the fact or call waters, world moistened Jesse waters out ass, even the basics, nobody knew anything in. That's where we are in this country historical jaywalking, as jail, Leno stole it. Leno saw it for me just to be clear as we would wish their way back- and people's how you used to dump people knew how we did it read and on time we didn't at it this is a doctor this- what they say we didn't selected dumpy. I when you have a population that doesn't know anything then they'll swallow propaganda on both sides on both the left and right that's my mission in these killing books, you re killing one, killing in England

crazy yours. You'll know how you can do is for you need those through work, by the way the broadcast show no spin news, weak nights, a pm Eastern five, o Clock, Pacific. On the other on that the first tv new media network yeah. So let's talk about that and fox and such I'm I'm not a. I dont have a everything happens for a reason, I'm not that guy. I do believe that change is always good, even when it doesn't initially feel good. I lost a broadcast syndicate radio show job. When I replaced Howard, Stern and CBS Radio cut me, Twelve years ago- and I was different- pointed and unhappy that I had lost my job now, as I look back on it, probably the best, that ever happened to me. How do you

Feel looking back on your relationship with Fox and was it a blessing in disguise Well, I don't know about that, but I have been in corporate media for forty. Two years? I have been in force for more than twenty a very successful Oh, my then Stein. You know I work hard I think I bring a unique view of life. Two. However, I do, but I have had very much not, and it was a change of management and Fox derails left company and he as the originator of the concept, and I was left there Saint all right. I mean you know we're doing real well, where the number one rated cable news show, but I had to answer your corporation and when the corporation didn't back me, I said all right I'll go do something else and by that time I was,

chronic people knew. Why was I tons of money in the bank. Thank God because money gives you options and then started to form. I know my own news agency bill, O Reilly dotcom. Now that is gone. Just this year alone, from a five million company dollar company to a twenty five billion dollar company. In nine months Why does the pandemic interracial? Stop because people know I'll tell him. The truth may not agree with me, but I'll back up what I say and that's why the book Do you know that killing crazy Orson first, two weeks, a somewhat two hundred thousand copies coral You're a lot is issued s, that's a lie. Large and it's not even in the book you get a man, but it's a hundred if years ears early that's a lot of young people get a ladder up. I hate Trump did work. Is today everybody, twenty thousand copies so

It why I wouldn't say was a blessing bids. You always want to go out on your own terms and but It took me forty eight hours to say start my own news agency again, I believe in God you don't put whose more handsome girl it attacks which have the lamb while it our eye I don't say a blessing. I say in life when there's a chain Sometimes it's a relationship. Sometimes it's a boss. Sometimes it's a company, you work for, I said usually when you get a year away from that time of divorce. At that time, I'm of being fired at a time of growing separate ways, having the move or whatever that changes, usually when you look back on it, you're sort of happy that it turned out that way, because you would have never

this person. Are you never would have started this company and that's the way I sort of look at it? I'm not that you are happy about it, just that it turned out to be a positive thing, because now you're doing something that you wouldn't. In doing, that is a very wise assessment that you just before your view, but there is one other factor involved because I got out the corporate world, I could spend more time in my kids How many you for my studio to my house, I just I go. I saw ice. A lot of time ten years with the urgency that was enormous, plus so always spend time with them. But Now I could be a presence that had an impact. I don't talk about that kind of stuff very much, but that was

unintended consequence of this whole thing. That is the biggest positive of all you have a relationship with Tucker Karlsson. Do you watch to show, do you have any interest in the past and or talk. Once in a while tune in to watch to see everybody's doing no Tucker very well. I know a little bit, but he was and why can. I was in New York and the first couple years We took over from me is doing all right, but then that show in two different areas where like are not the guys stop the nobody else ass. When you do that. It's like stern. You mention our current when you do that they'll be an obvious, comes to hear it. So it's not predictable eyes. Things that no one also say on television so I think, he's doing fine.

Do you on a personal note, because I suffer a little from this? Sometimes I'll meet people talk them little battle, some time ago, You were this kind of guy, but it turns out you're a nice guy, or anything like. I sort of thought you were, or your sort of portrayed too He and I suspect you suffer from that- is well and theirs. It's kind of a two way street and it can go back and forth like we learn from Alan reach lay that she was being portrayed as this and now she's being portrayed. As that, do you feel, like there's a care sure view that's out there that most of American knows, but they don't. If they really knew more about you or more. Your interests are, would be surprised to find out ex wine see that you're in a very delicate it family manner

story and our former history teacher. I do feel that you suffer from that. Well, I don't even think about it. God's honest truth. No new, why twenty years girl of yes, ok, Why am I? I mean you know why I'm right but people form impressions, I don't even think, about them. I wrote a book called the Balls a piece of humanity which is kind of a bi or funny bile, my picture. Cover, as in all the boy my hands like this? People want to know about me they can find out, but what I Who is I kind of blithely? Go along I put forth. Opinion. I write my books if you like him and me I'm thrilled, if you don't, I don't care I'm not in the persuasion business. I

and I have to say everybody in the He knows me Corolla, which is a bad thing but wherever I go, everybody knows me because, plus years in power, time on. Television will get you that I am being sad enough. Six for something like that, how many jobs for all but but are not flamboyant imports. I shall try to draw tension myself? One amount public, but there The point I want to make was very few people are. She d me or common inappropriate, I wouldn't that you're right, I'm a big guy and maybe they'll want to mess with there. Sky. At this point, but I have to say I never said my interactions with the public are positive, they know what I do they know. Who am I don't you personal stuff: I don't do the people magazine do any of that right because I know never gonna get a fair shake from it

or in a million years. It's not the pressure, I got was twenty five years ago now is harpoon harpoon harpoon as what they love. Well my completed Let's what I want. I cannot circle back to something. I said he I think you said you're not me pressure and business like under its ways: persuasion, persuasion, business, yes, Apache, Comanche all right, so the persuasion business. So here's I'm I'm interested in this sort of psychological, dynamic of think so. Hollywood is in their persuasion, business, everyone in Hollywood, that's kind of their business that persuasion business you're, not the persuasion, business and not allow me there's Ben Chaparral. They see have a certain ire we would community for the folks that art in persuasion, slash popularity business, because that is their business. They don't say it out loud

wondering, if there's a dynamic here somewhere, which is if they understand therein, thee persuasion, business mixed with they pop running for homecoming king. You're not is there part is that a dynamic that gets their ire up. I am not a person who will pander, and you know that better than anybody, so I see Some guy named Monti any run, see a mega. Over your language, you do ass, never going to happen. So a good example of your question in this will answer your question David Letterman Shaw about fourteen times. Ok, and Letterman in the beginning, despised, nay, and he wanted to do because I never always eat up the letter, man, I didn't say, data like that tie or that monologue

Tat was the greatest ever know. What I do that I'm respectful and polite, but Do that so he wanted to score points with his liberal, crow, because Dave's and liberal and I would argue with me my mind, So I'm on a show, one time- I guess always maybe the fourth time always on Airum, promoting a book, and as you know, o Reilly. Eighty percent what you say is crap me said to be right right on air and there is a harsh in the audience. He was sardonic, but that's pretty in your it's right forget? So I looked and I said I said can you give me one example that silence he couldn't and I if you can give me one example, then how can you calibrate

that eighty percent of what I'm saying is garbage. Where you can, provide one thing back: that up: isn't that we'll disrespectful to your audience here. That was it. That was it ok, from that moment on Letterman like me, very said. I was one of the best guess he's ever address programme I could see it in his eyes. I bested him right. I known pander to him. But I reply to an honest way and No one in Hollywood voted on that really would have even either fallen apart, and you know for their precision to Tom what to say or What is it all right you presented, what I say is garbage be better I'll, be back its, but may I was in the chair.

David Letterman things that eighty percent of what I say is garbage. I couldn't care less curious to know how we arrived. Did that number one was over. I gotta standing all from his audience. While that night, I reckon I gotta hit a piece of business. I'll teach We should talk a little modern day politics. I know you know Trump well I'd like to hear your thoughts on chances for a second term and what he needs to do And maybe what he doesn't need to do and Biden and so forth will do that one! Second, let me hit desert recruiter as an employer. You ve got a lot on your plate nowadays running your business regulations, ensuring workplace safety making hiring easy. That's zip, recruiters, zipper, kroner dot com, Slash AMS where you guys hypocrite or send your job

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Currently about tromp. I believe I heard yon my friend Dennis Prager Radio Programme a couple of weeks ago, I very insightful stuff from a person who knows Trump pretty well impressions. What are your thoughts out on a forty forty two? He's out are so well. I can't make it predictions now, I think next Tuesday, in the debate. After that, have some clarity. I I will call the United States of tromp it's his book on the president. If you really want. I understand him and most people down and I understand If you really want to know about him and why he does what he does. You re the United States, a trap and you'll not so at this point referendum on Donald Trump, the election on November. Thirty is do we want sky for former years. We want em off the stage forever, the name. Is pretty much divided in half on it all right. So

then you have the Biden factor. If there was a AIR is magic if brought Obama had emerged this year, then into them. NATO Obama. Would it just one against tromp landslide right If there were some alternative to the chaos that President Trump bring because he does. He brings chaos, that's not to say, has been successful in its presidency because he has been. If you just stepped back, take the most out of it. What do you with the economy was very, very impressive: he destroyed ISIS he's got. All of our enemies, afraid of him now, Putin, maybe an exception to that- are right. But some good things, but if you re day Ella Times in your ties, watch above you didn't do anything good ever write his whole life

I mean it- I'm gone the moving of the M moving of the embassy, the Middle EAST. I mean that's pretty historical fees right, nomination short, but he's doing some things that have not been constructed for the country. Basically because personality is I'm not gonna. Take any crap. Right, I'm I'm gonna tell David Letterman CD. He wouldn't have asked Letterman. What I ask me one example we would call Dave a name and then made fun of his hair right as we trotwood a dot right. So he creates this tension right now. Mine, is gonna, come across next Tuesday night as the passive fire, rather, I am. The experience has been a brig everybody together and I Joe Biden, I'll, get this barbarian. Let's go, HANS out at Washington and bring in this. The lies. People led by me. That's what he's trying to sell

right from body oriented, logger change, not gonna pander, he's gonna, say better off under me, the dignity of your black or hispanic, because I've got a ripple, an economy and wants to call this thing subsides. It's comin back strong. What have you will like those people? We're gonna go into recession that your choice, but there is there is one more factor involved for next Tuesday night when you watch the debate which will be the most well watch debate in the history of debates. Can Biden get his ideas ass in a manner that makes you think them and is operating at a hundred percent, because I don't think operating at a hundred per cent I think he's down irony sixty somewhere in percentage terms, operation Yes, obviously, there's something going on beyond just being older

He was when you see footage of him from two thousand and fifteen. He seems spry you now in clear and obviously there's something neurological going on the question, is how much and how fast your I wrote, a call killing Reagan. The Reagan was shot a few months after he was inaugurated, almost died, his mental acuity collapsed public didn't know and this is a fascinating part about the book killing rate they kept it from the american P, but some days Reagan could not do his job to do it right. But other days he was clear and he I killers come back from that awful situation bite and could make to come back. He could not a doktor, I don't know What I follow this, as you know, is closer use, any human being in a whirl follows it and I don't think a time, Joe Biden knows what he is saying. He's disconnected

oh I'd words coming out of his mouth. That's frightening is frightening. Spoken to doktor drew about this, more than one occasion when you say over Two hundred million Americans have died of covert nineteen. Anyone can such number. Anyone can miss speak, but two how're on in not catch yourself to not have right. We all speak for living. We all know we ve mispronounced a person's name or a city or amber, and then you immediately stop and go back and fix it, because, as a party or brain that says whoops, you just said two hundred million. When you meant two hundred thousand, when used, getting into a neurological part of this so little demand chair a little something going on. You can push your push pass. That thing you said it's really miss speaking. It's not catching at your brain will catch it. We do it all the time

good ones like Bill O Reilly. Do it very rarely by him going forward with Miss cues, is an interesting part that it's not the Miss Q. It's the pushing pass it not stopping and correctly he. He doesn't hear it right. He doesn't hear it. Ok now advance the story, which is what I always do, the poor problem with casting vote for Joe Biden. Is it you're gonna get somebody running the country was powerful man in the world who at times can process information and because of that is very afraid. You think the Joe Biden isn't afraid he is all right. That's. Why doesn't do press. That's why you,

and do rallies he's afraid. He knows that he's diminished when you're afraid in a job like this: in the United States, you susceptible to other people telling you what to do and I believe that campaign is being run by Obama. Acolytes people like David actual rod and that the far last wait to get YO in the office, because thing they want- he may not supported, but he's going to stand up against it because he's confused and frightened, if you see confused and frightened man on the stage next Tuesday night you have to vote for dollar prob. As much as you may low with him, and that is what is gonna will you see it confused and frightened man, Joe Biden or person in command, and we

no who's gonna show up. While my last comment, slash question is: is I agree with what you're saying, but if this, in fact, a referendum on Trump, then by nature. We, it doesn't. Much matter who the other person is. I agree confused and weaken, indecisive and all that kind of stuff is not going to be a good luck, but if, in fact it is really a referendum on tromp, then it's The referendum on Trump we'll take. I will take a coat rack, overtures five, five to eight percent of Americans. At this point, our persuadable right that will tell the tale That's the group than you know with the internet. Even if you don't watch the stupid debate with this but he's gonna see every mistake

five to a hold on people. Out of our way out of people are listening and not watching bill just pointed it is growing, so go ahead, but now a disturbing issue are. The foliage is therefore dominating dominating our culture in every simple way, but look summing up most poor election in my lifetime, I dont want the far left in charge of this country. I've seen what they're doing in New York city that cities fall apart. Under the communist applause. You any is a communist. Portland Oregon. I lived there that place is going down Seattle going down The apple is a shambles all file of people governing. I want Valet United State, the allies already down. I live here bill. The book is called the killing crazy whore. The merciless indian wars in America available now on Amazon, always in India. Think chat Bell. I hope we can do it again soon, anytime

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