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Speaker 1: Good morning, Bill. How are you doing it?

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Speaker 2: Thanks having me on your program. I really appreciate it, dude.

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Speaker 1: I want to thank you for creating that YouTube channel

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because I'll tell you what, when I'm driving down the

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road and I need I need some answers, I know

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that I can always go to you because I trust you.

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And that's the relationship that you have built with me

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for many, many years, is that you dig in, you

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have historic facts, you've got present day facts. It's trust, dude.

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Speaker 2: Well, I'm glad you see it that way.

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Speaker 3: I mean, we are the most successful nonfiction authors in

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the world now, and I think we built that franchise

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on no bulk. If you read it, it's true. My

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researcher Josh Hammer is excellent. We go over everything very

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very tight, and you know, we're not wasting anybody's time here.

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Speaker 2: Now I'm confronting evil.

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Speaker 3: The book is elevated because we're writing about things that

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are happening right now. There is history in it, obviously,

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and all the people that we pro file, all the

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evil things they did resonate today.

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Speaker 2: But we got putin on the cover.

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Speaker 3: The Iahtola this is nine to eleven week eleven never

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would have happened without the Iyahtola Homoni and Iran sponsoring

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this jihad. And people have got to make the got

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become aware error, that's the keyword. Aware that evil just

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doesn't go away. You know, we saw the Charlotte buss slaughter.

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You know this guy was evil. Yeah, he's mentally ill,

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but that's not excuse. He got on the bus, he

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put the knife in his pocket. He's an evil guy,

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beat up his own sister. Judges let him out time

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after time. The judges may not be evil, but letting

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him out was an evil act. And we Americans got

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to say enough enough of this. And that's what I'm uh,

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That's why I wrote the book. I'm trying to motivate

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a movement to tamp down evil.

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Speaker 1: Things that you do inside this book. And I am

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blown away by the formatics of this book. Is the

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way that you do the chronological order in very short

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sound bites. I realize this there's no sound, but inside

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my heart, I'm hearing sound as each paragraph and I'm

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so glued and addicted to it that i can't put

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this damn book down.

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Speaker 2: Good.

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Speaker 3: I mean, I'm a storyteller and Irish storyteller. I go

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way back to the twelfth century, and I'm gifted that

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by God, I believe. But in an age where concentration

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spans are very short because of the smartphones and the computers,

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when you write a book, you've got to get people's

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attention quickly and it can't be boring, right, And that's

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why we've been so successful with the killing books and

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now the confronting books, because we get right to it

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and then the reader gets engaged as you are in it,

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and I accomplish what I want to accomplish.

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Speaker 1: Well, you know, you've got this book cover that just

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scares the hell out of me. And then and then

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of course, instantly I compare it to the photographs that

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we saw last week from China with Putin as well

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as North Korea. I mean, it's like, oh my god,

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we're reliving history here you are.

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Speaker 2: There's no doubt about it.

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Speaker 3: And that's President Trump's challenge that evildoers are now consolidating

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and they are strutting around.

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Speaker 2: They are arrogant. Putin is about as arrogant as you get.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, so, and he would use nuclear weapons in my opinion,

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I mean, that guy is a psychopath. So you got

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to be very careful with him, but you can't capitulate

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to him. And that is Trump's most important mandate right now,

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trying to neutralize Putin.

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Speaker 1: Please do not move. There's more with Bill O'Reilly coming

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up next, the name of the book Confronting Evil, Assessing

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the worst of the worst With Bill O'Reilly. Your book

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opens up with the dedication to Reverend Tom Jordan, and

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I want to know who he is because I don't

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want I don't want to go into Google and look

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him up because that's Google. I want to know why

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it was so important to you to put his name

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inside these pages.

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Speaker 3: Well, thank you for mentioning that if you google father Jordan,

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you're not going to get anything because nobody knows him

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as far as nationally is concerned. He's a missionary. He's

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a carmelite missionary, and he had a nice, cushy job

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in northern New Jersey where I met him my grandmother's parish,

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and then he volunteered to go to Honduras and to

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Torreon and Mexico and serve decades down there, helping the

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poorest of the poor. And he's a force for good.

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So I wanted to let him know he's at the

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end of his life. Now that I recognize his contributions

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to the world, and in stark contrast to the people

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that were writing about in the book itself, the.

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Speaker 1: Book starts off with Caligula. And I got to tell

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you something. I wish I could have a microphone in

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every home that starts this book off, because my wife

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was she was grumbling.

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Speaker 2: Oh.

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Speaker 1: Her tones were like that ass Oh, my god, but

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she couldn't put it down. She still went into those

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pages and looked at it.

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Speaker 2: Yeah. The relevance of Caligula is.

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Speaker 3: That Room was the most powerful nation in the world

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in ancient times and it fell. And who's the most

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powerful nation now? That would be us?

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Speaker 2: Hello, yep. And we're on the same road of Rome.

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Speaker 3: Distracted population, selfishness, vice, very little standard of social order,

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all driven by this mad emperor Caligula. So that's why

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I opened with that, because that's a message to every American.

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Don't get cocky about our power, our status, our wealth,

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our affluence, because he can go. And it went in Rome.

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And here's why it went. And again, I'm a messenger,

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I'm bringing a message.

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Speaker 1: I didn't know the story behind King Henry the Eighth,

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the queen that was locked in captivity in a tower

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that almost sounds like a fairy tale.

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Speaker 2: Bill.

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Speaker 3: Well, Henry the Eighth makes the cut an evil because

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what he did was personally abhorrent. I mean, my god,

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we do you see how he treated his wives and

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his best friend, Thomas Moore. But more than that, he

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began religious strife and the wars, the religious wars that

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came after him still resonate to this day. And so

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we have a war between Islam and Christianity. We have

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a war between Jews and Muslims, and that all started

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with Henry the Eighth. And that's again, every person that

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we profile in the book has a passageway to modern

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times because Henry the Eighth was and then this guy

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was just off the chart. So that's why he's in

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the book.

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Speaker 1: Okay, now, now let's okay. I understand that way, you know,

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to get in order to be here in this present

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place of now, we need that pass and I think

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that you make that connection with the present day when

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you've gotten photographs of El Chompo as well as Pablo Escobar.

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I mean, they don't even look dangerous until you start

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reading their story and you go, oh, they fit in

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this world.

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Speaker 3: When I was a kid, I don't know how it

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was with you, Arab, but when I was a kid

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in Levittown, Long Island, we had drug dealers and they

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were pariahs.

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Speaker 2: They were the lowest form of human idea.

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Speaker 3: Nobody would associated with them. Many of them were addicts.

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But they're selling heroin, they're selling cocaine, whatever they were selling.

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Now you go to urban centers and they're selling drugs

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on the street. They got to bling their heroes. In

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some quarters, they're rapping about them. I mean, it is

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just a disgrace. Selling narcotics is evil. And the two

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guys that we profile, ol Chapo and Escobar, they became

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some of the richest, two of the richest men in

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the world. And it's what they wanted was money. Two

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things drive evil, money and power. For them, it was money,

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just like the slave traders. Okay, they wanted money and

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they didn't care how many people died, how many families

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were ruined, how many people enslaved by addiction.

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Speaker 2: Couldn't care less. And then in their.

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Speaker 3: Private lives, My god, you know, they're like calligulas modern day.

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Speaker 2: So that's why they're in Wow.

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Speaker 1: You and Josh, the way that you guys captivate me

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with your historic facts. And I'm not the only one

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because I know you're selling books, Bill, But man, you've

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got to come back to this show anytime in the future.

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The door is always going to be open for you.

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Speaker 2: Thank you, Aerar. I appreciate you having me in today.

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Speaker 1: Will you'd be brilliant today?

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Speaker 2: Okay, sir, I'll try