Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the latest edition of Looking Out for you.

Let's get started.

President Trump is a very activist president. He believes in an overwhelming federal authority.

The people who don't like him, particularly the progressive left movement, call him a fascist.

They say he's abusing the Constitution.

They say he's dangerous to the freedom of this country.

And if you know history, there have been a few other presidents like this, Andrew Jackson.

Teddy Roosevelt, not as bad as Jackson.

When I use the word bad, I mean, the Jackson was a guy you did not mess with. All right, he would hurt you. And he used federal power to do a number of things that were controversial. And the folks loved him. He was a populist like Trump. Two terms. Teddy understood

that the federal government had to get involved in certain situations, even if the Constitution

was discouraging that. Okay, enough for the history lesson. You can read my books if you really want to know

specifics about it. So how we're going to frame this commentary tonight on YouTube is

there's a poll by NPR, which I don't trust NPR, that says 47% of Americans do not support using federal troops or agents to go to local towns

to protect people. They don't want it. 37% do want it. And it shakes down party-wise. Democrats don't. Republicans do, but most

independents don't. They're not on board. Now, I, my take on it is case by case.

Right now, there are three cases. Actually, four, if you count, D.C., but D.C. is run by the federal

government, so it's not a state versus Fed situation. And D.C. Trump's deployment of the National

Guard and Federal Aides has worked, driven crime way down, much safer city in a month.

And that's beyond any reasonable doubt.

Chicago is the big one.

So over the past 10 years, going out longer, thousands of African Americans have been killed

in the South Side by drug gangs.

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