Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, the Great American, has always my honor to
Speaker 1: have on every now and then Bill O'Reilly. He's done
Speaker 1: more in broadcast media than anyone perhaps in the history
Speaker 1: of the world, because he's spent fifty years either at
Speaker 1: ABC or CBS. He also has, of course, for sixteen
Speaker 1: or seventeen years to top rate a cable show. He's
Speaker 1: probably the most consequential on the largest selling nonfiction author
Speaker 1: in the history of the world this side of the Bible,
Speaker 1: and the new book is out. But I also want
Speaker 1: to mention that Bill O'Reilly and Stephen A. Smith are
Speaker 1: going to be at the Kennedy Center on Wednesday night,
Speaker 1: hosted by Chris Cuomo News Nation to talk about iguinst
Speaker 1: the current events and what's going on and Bill O'Reilly
Speaker 1: once again, welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Bill,
Speaker 1: first of all, I would be remiss if I didn't
Speaker 1: get from you. Some of the evil in the world
Speaker 1: was HESBLA Hamas etc. A twelve of the worst of
Speaker 1: the worst. I want to get your take on what's
Speaker 1: happening as we speak in the Middle East and also
Speaker 1: the incapability of the mainstream media actually give President Trump
Speaker 1: any credit. Where does this rank if you would write
Speaker 1: a book on this subject, maybe in two or three
Speaker 1: years when things shake out, What does your crystal ball
Speaker 1: say is going to happen?
Speaker 2: Well, I think that the president has accomplished a great
Speaker 2: feat and obviously not easy to deal with these terrorists
Speaker 2: and get the twenty surviving hostages out in the twenty
Speaker 2: six bodies as well, So that's in stone. The importance
Speaker 2: of it is that it will extend into the Chinese
Speaker 2: negotiations which are coming up, and maybe even to Putin
Speaker 2: as the Arabs coalesce around the Trump administration. So that's
Speaker 2: very important for the world. So the Arabs, it kind
Speaker 2: of shifted from being anti American to pro American. And
Speaker 2: obviously they control the energy center on the planet. So
Speaker 2: a lot of these things that are people say, well,
Speaker 2: that's a good thing, but they don't know the ramifications
Speaker 2: going forward. So on the cover of my book, Confronting
Speaker 2: the Evil, which broke number one on the New York
Speaker 2: Times List built twentieth time that's happened is the Iyatola Holmoni.
Speaker 2: He's on the cover with Putin, with Mao Zetongue and
Speaker 2: with Hitler, and there are eleven other mysteryants inside the book.
Speaker 2: I put the Iyatola on because he's responsible for Amas.
Speaker 2: I mean, he's dead now, but the guy took over
Speaker 2: from him. They fund an arm amass and they continue
Speaker 2: to cause death and destruction all throughout the world. And
Speaker 2: this is the evil that we're talking about. So I
Speaker 2: think that Trump, who many in the American press believe
Speaker 2: is evil, I think he's effectively neutral liesing the real
Speaker 2: evil forces in a way that obviously Biden could never
Speaker 2: have done.
Speaker 1: You know, Genghis Khand, Adolf Hitler, you have Vladimir Putin,
Speaker 1: you have many others, Malsey Tongue. But the one one
Speaker 1: of these evil doers that actually use God as the
Speaker 1: reason for his evil, does itot it come in in
Speaker 1: a sense, the scale of his evil doesn't even approach
Speaker 1: what Hitler did or Malsey Tongue has done. But as
Speaker 1: far as using God as a reason for evil, the
Speaker 1: eye Tota believes that God demands him to brutally kill
Speaker 1: large numbers of non believers, as he described as Christians
Speaker 1: and Jews, or and his viewer of cockroaches and mice
Speaker 1: and bugs is I totally kind of standing alone. Because
Speaker 1: he says God's telling me to do this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, most of these people. When Nathan Bedford Forrest died,
Speaker 2: he was the founder of the Ku Kluks Klanic Confederate
Speaker 2: General who massacred people Union troops. I mean, the guy
Speaker 2: is off the chart evil. When he died, he said
Speaker 2: on his deathbed to his family, I know God understood
Speaker 2: what I did. Yeah. The Ielmini, as well as most
Speaker 2: human beings, believes what he wants to believe, and so
Speaker 2: he wanted to believe that all Jews should die, just
Speaker 2: like Hitler wanted to believe that all should Jews should die.
Speaker 2: This is, of course, a psychiatric disorder. Doesn't mean these
Speaker 2: guys don't know what they're doing. They know, but rational
Speaker 2: people don't think that way. But the evil that I
Speaker 2: write about in this book could have been contained on
Speaker 2: every well, maybe not Jengus Khan with the horsemen in Mongolia,
Speaker 2: that that would have been hard to do. But every
Speaker 2: other evil that we write about could have been stopped
Speaker 2: if good people had confronted it. But they did not.
Speaker 2: They looked away or they signed on, which is fairly shocking.
Speaker 1: Yeah, including the collective evil you have. The evils include
Speaker 1: Genghis Khan Caligula, the Roman emperor, Henry the Eighth, the Evil,
Speaker 1: the slave trader, Stalin Hitler, Mao, the Ayatola Komane, the
Speaker 1: Mexican drug cartels. As far as a body count doesn't
Speaker 1: Mao and Stalin stand alone at the top of that list.
Speaker 1: As far as killing tens of millions of people.
Speaker 2: Maw is number one mass murderer whoever lived. And it
Speaker 2: was his own people he was killing, which is just
Speaker 2: and where we describe it. He was starving them to
Speaker 2: death because he wanted a whole different society. And oh
Speaker 2: my god, it was Stalin hard to tell because there
Speaker 2: was no reportage in Russia, but you know, there were
Speaker 2: no rights and then if sal want you dead, you
Speaker 2: were dead, just like Putin Putin watch dead you did.
Speaker 2: In fact, Stalin is Putin's idol, it's his mentor, it's
Speaker 2: who he wants to be. If you can imagine this,
Speaker 2: Hitler the same bracket. Human life been nothing to them.
Speaker 2: But in our society, Bill we're seeing arrives in evil
Speaker 2: in America and no doubt about it. In the criminal
Speaker 2: justice system, particularly when in many cities the hierarchy does
Speaker 2: not want to punish criminals any longer. And will allow
Speaker 2: them to go out and commit violent crime ato violent
Speaker 2: crime after violent crime. That's evil. And so I get
Speaker 2: real personal about this stuff in the book.
Speaker 1: As far as what's happening in major cities, to me,
Speaker 1: one cannot of imagine a worse form of government and
Speaker 1: then happening today in Chicago and Portland and Los Angeles
Speaker 1: the evil being perpetrated there. But it's not covered by
Speaker 1: the media, is that way at all? In fact, most
Speaker 1: of the media coverage is understanding against Donald Trump, who's
Speaker 1: simply trying to save the folks in those major American cities.
Speaker 1: Our magnificent cities have been destroyed by the policies of
Speaker 1: the liberal Democratic Socialist Party. And some say, well, why
Speaker 1: don't the people of Chicago or la or Portland, Memphis
Speaker 1: arise themselves and throw off their governments. What do you
Speaker 1: say about leaving them alone? Because the people themselves may
Speaker 1: want to have individuals like Karen Bess or like Brandon Johnson,
Speaker 1: they kind of went them in charge, and it's not
Speaker 1: up to us to save them. It's up to the
Speaker 1: people of Chicago to save themselves. What would Bill or
Speaker 1: Rally say about that one?
Speaker 2: Well, I don't want dead bodies. That's what I would say.
Speaker 2: And just the fact that you vote for somebody who
Speaker 2: is going to create mayhem and foster evil doesn't mean
Speaker 2: that I, if I have the power, like the president
Speaker 2: of the United States, should stand aside and let it
Speaker 2: have it right. It's a more noble cause, Bill, if
Speaker 2: you you know, I combine reporting with history, the real
Speaker 2: noble people like Abraham Lincoln and George Washington, these people
Speaker 2: Lincoln could have said easily, you know, and like all
Speaker 2: the ten presidents before him, We'll let the slavery thing go,
Speaker 2: you know, let that look, it's in Mississippi, doesn't deal
Speaker 2: with us. But the noble people want to put an
Speaker 2: end to this kind of violence and this kind of danger.
Speaker 2: And I think Trump falls into that category. But his
Speaker 2: weaknesses he doesn't fully explain the why about what he's doing.
Speaker 1: He has a sense as to what to do that's right,
Speaker 1: but as rhetoric often divides among those who don't fully
Speaker 1: understand what's happening in our major cities, you have Vladimer
Speaker 1: Putin on the list. I have a fear down the
Speaker 1: road when Putin, who's a rat is cornered as far
Speaker 1: as using a theater type nuke of one type or
Speaker 1: another to change everything. According to most reporting, Russia's in
Speaker 1: serious trouble going down the tubes, along with maybe Iran
Speaker 1: has a terrible water shortage, can't keep the can't keep
Speaker 1: the lights on, and in Russia it looks like believe
Speaker 1: it or not, I think at this point most are saying,
Speaker 1: you knowe Ukraine has a standoff or they might be
Speaker 1: actually winning. Do you fear one of the evil doers
Speaker 1: in your book Confronting Evil Vadimir Putin would do something
Speaker 1: completely in character to kill millions of Ukrainians to save
Speaker 1: his own hide.
Speaker 2: He killed his own people. There are already a million
Speaker 2: casualties in Russia because it's a stupid war. He doesn't
Speaker 2: care about human life at all. The odds are that
Speaker 2: Putin is not going to be in a position to
Speaker 2: use the nuclear weapon. Would he Yes, I believe he would.
Speaker 2: So I was at Yankee Stadium my nine to eleven
Speaker 2: with President Trump. You may have seen some of that
Speaker 2: news coverage, and the President invited me. He wanted to
Speaker 2: talk about Putin and Charlie Kirk and a few of
Speaker 2: the things, and I handed him a copy of my book,
Speaker 2: which was only out two days on nine to eleven,
Speaker 2: and I said, look, I know you're busy, mister president,
Speaker 2: but boy, you got to read this putin chapter because
Speaker 2: he's not the same guy who was when you were
Speaker 2: president first time around. He has deteriorated, which always happens.
Speaker 2: If you embrace evil, you get worse. There's no rehab.
Speaker 2: And so I hand him the book and then the
Speaker 2: event unfolded. Well about twenty four hours later I got
Speaker 2: a text from him. I said, whoa, And I said, yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean, this is a whole new thing you're dealing
Speaker 2: with here. But I think the president and his people
Speaker 2: have a fairly good geopolitical strategy right now. But again,
Speaker 2: got to be very disciplined because it's an ultra dangerous
Speaker 2: world right now.
Speaker 1: You saying your book Confronting Evil, that the concept of
Speaker 1: evil is universal, ancient, and ever present today. The Biblical
Speaker 1: Book of Genesis defines that when Cain kills his brother
Speaker 1: Abel out of jealousy, as long as human beings have walked,
Speaker 1: evil has been close by. You have a character Genghis Khan,
Speaker 1: which I vaguely understand what he kind of did. Can
Speaker 1: you put more and meat on the bones of what
Speaker 1: Genghis Khan did, and why he's in your book Confronting
Speaker 1: Evil Genghis Khan.
Speaker 2: Well, Jengis Khan conquered more territory than any human being
Speaker 2: in the history of civilization, and to this day what
Speaker 2: he did resonates in this world that every one of
Speaker 2: the miscreants I have and Confronting Evil Bill is relevant
Speaker 2: to today. That was the cutpoint. If they aren't relevant
Speaker 2: to today, and put them in the book. So Jengas
Speaker 2: Khan Mongolia backwater, he develops this type of warfare where
Speaker 2: the Mongols rode on horseback, and that was the first
Speaker 2: time that happened. The Romans marched, they didn't use horses widely.
Speaker 2: Khan then went from the Pacific shore of China all
Speaker 2: in hungry, slaughtering everybody, conquering all its territory. The Chinese
Speaker 2: people were so devastated by the Mongols that they built
Speaker 2: the Great Wall of China. And when I was there
Speaker 2: in May, I went up to see that it is
Speaker 2: an incredible site that they could build this thing that
Speaker 2: high up in these mountains. But what Jenghis Khan did
Speaker 2: to the Chinese people made them suspicious of foreigners forever,
Speaker 2: and the Chinese people have never had one day of
Speaker 2: freedom and the entire existence of China because the people
Speaker 2: are so afraid psychologically that they always gave power to dictators,
Speaker 2: and that is why you have that communist hierarchy. Now
Speaker 2: he goes all the way back to Djengis Khan and
Speaker 2: that mindset. Do you fear.
Speaker 1: I see naval movements that the Hijauping is encircling Japan,
Speaker 1: He's encircling parts of the Philippines. Of course, Taiwan is
Speaker 1: the crown jewel, which they don't need at all. They
Speaker 1: should be a trading partner, but somehow they want to
Speaker 1: lash out. If you would write a book in five years,
Speaker 1: how's that going to work out? With China, which is
Speaker 1: immortal enemy. They have malware and our communication systems and
Speaker 1: our banking systems, and our water systems and our communication systems.
Speaker 1: I fear unlike the Soviet Union, that was a military power,
Speaker 1: it was not an economic power. China is different. What
Speaker 1: are the goals do you think of Jijiupang when he's
Speaker 1: going to go after Taiwan and he says it, and
Speaker 1: how that break the world at that point?
Speaker 2: Well, I watch Taiwan, but they can't destroy their economy
Speaker 2: and that's the strength that the United States holds over them.
Speaker 2: So you go one point five billion people in China,
Speaker 2: second to India. You's people to eat. There's no four
Speaker 2: oh one cas. No, you can't run around with your
Speaker 2: AMEX card. No, okay, these to be about to eat.
Speaker 2: And in order for the government, who runs everything, to
Speaker 2: make sure they eat, the government has to export Chinese
Speaker 2: products to America. Okay, France ain't gonna cut it. They
Speaker 2: need our markets. If they don't have our markets, if
Speaker 2: there's a war or it's an economic boycotts or whatever
Speaker 2: it may be, then they got trouble.
Speaker 1: I did not want to leave this.
Speaker 2: People can't eat, then they can't control them.
Speaker 1: And jeezul ping could have suffered from lead poisoning.
Speaker 2: Uh. Let's I'm much more optimistic about Trump making a
Speaker 2: deal with China than Putin. Well, but the United States
Speaker 2: does make a deal with China, they'll put an enormous
Speaker 2: amount of pressure on Putin.
Speaker 1: Looks like Trump can make a deal with a mass
Speaker 1: he can make a deal with China, can't make a
Speaker 1: deal with the King. Jeffreys, that's a different story to
Speaker 1: tell us about Colligo Colliguilla am I saying that correctly
Speaker 1: and tell me about that was the.
Speaker 2: Reason the Roman Empire dissolved and uh, the most popul
Speaker 2: nation on earth by far, just like the United States
Speaker 2: is now. And the reason that Rome fell was because
Speaker 2: of the people the Roman citizen basically abdicating all responsibility
Speaker 2: for doing good and embracing the evil that Caligula and
Speaker 2: Nero and a champion. I mean, when you're murdering people
Speaker 2: in the coliseum, Yeah, and grewsome ways and people are
Speaker 2: cheering for that murder, you got a problem.
Speaker 1: We could spend all day with you confronting evil. I
Speaker 1: hope you got several more left in You've been doing
Speaker 1: media for about fifty years with great success. The number
Speaker 1: one seller of nonfiction books in the world is Bill O'Reilly.
Speaker 1: And once again, Bill O'Reilly, thanks for coming on the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. And Bill, you're a great American to
Speaker 1: keep doing what you're doing.
Speaker 2: Thanks for having me. Bill, we'll talk soon.
Speaker 1: God bless you. Thank you very much. I let's continue
Speaker 1: with more some nasty characters, and I think among the
Speaker 1: nastiest characters are Vladimir Putin right now and of course
Speaker 1: the iy Tola who spawned Hamas and Hesbala, Boca, haram
Speaker 1: Isis and all the rest. And it was all done
Speaker 1: in the name of God, that God wanted this to happen.
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