Former North Carolina governor, Pat McRory here, filling in for Bill O'Reilly.

It's Monday, July 1, 2019.

You're listening to the O'Reilly update, and here's what's happening across our nation.

President Trump makes history during this trip to South Korea.

Congress passes a $4.6 billion emergency border aid bill, violence in the streets of Portland

as far left demonstrators brutally attack a journalist.

Democratic frontrunner Joe Biden again under fire for comments made about the gay community.

And listen to this, Nestle Tollhouse makes a delicious announcement about the future of

cookie dough, just what we want and don't need.

Also coming up, Bill's message of the day, but first to the far east.

Good news, President Trump made history this weekend becoming the first United States

president to step on to North Korean soil.

The moment came during a last minute meeting on Sunday between President Trump and North

Korean leader Kim Jong-un at the Demetitized Zone between North and South Korea.

During the meeting, the president announced that the U.S. and North Korea would resume

stalled nuclear talks within weeks.

In the domestic front, finally progress on immigration.

President Trump has expected to sign an emergency border aid bill after the moderate Democrat

led House members forced Nancy Pelosi to pass the measure last week.

The $4.6 billion funding bill passed through the House by a margin of 305 to 102 after sailing

through the Senate earlier in the week.

A left-wing demonstration in Portland, Oregon turned violent over the weekend as the far

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