Do you know Riley here and I'm warming up from the NRA.net studios in New York.

Standby for the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition.

On this Monday, I am contemplating the two countries where people live the longest.

Japan and Switzerland.

Now, I've spent time in both, and I think I understand why folks there live on average

past 80 years old.

You have to do with stress or lack thereof.

In Japan, most people do what they are told to do by authority figures.

That is the Japanese tradition.

There's not a lot of division like we have here in the USA.

And there isn't much diversity either.

Everybody's Japanese.

They don't allow migration to come and affect their society.

The Japanese people embrace their tradition.

They don't fight the power and they relax a lot.

The Swiss are also kind of isolated and relaxed.

They tend to stay at home, lots of snow, lots of mountains, no nightlife, early to

bed, early to rise, past the hot chocolate.

Swiss society frowns on confrontation.

It is a cooperative society.

They try to get along.

They're not the most engaging people in the world, but they don't like disharmony and

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