Bill O'Reilly here. It is Thursday, May 16, 2019. You are listening to the O'Reilly

update, and here's what's happening today in America. The Attorney General

means Nancy Pelosi of the U.S. Capitol, Alabama's strict abortion law likely heading to the

Supreme Court. Lindsey Graham introducing new immigration legislation,

California's governor, pardons foreign national felons to shield them from deportation.

Federal spending sets a new record for the first seven months of fiscal 2019,

also coming up my message of the day on your money. But first politics.

Attorney General Barr met with House Speaker and Nancy Pelosi face-to-face Wednesday during

an event at the U.S. Capitol, perhaps asking the Speaker of the House if she, quote,

brought her handcuffs. Now Pelosi accused Barr of committing a major crime just days ago,

when he refused to meet with Democrats to further discuss Robert Mueller's final report.

I say perhaps, because as usual, the report about Barr and Pelosi is based on anonymous sources.

Always be careful. Alabama governor, KIV, signing her states latest anti-abortion legislation into

law Wednesday night. The new bill bans nearly all abortions, including cases of rape and incest,

only allowing the operation if the mother's life isn't serious jeopardy. The bill will likely make

its way to the Supreme Court the biggest challenge to rovy, weighed in decades. To the border,

as Senator Lindsey Graham unveils new legislation that would stop all asylum applications

at the U.S. Mexican border, requiring refugees to apply at U.S.

councilats throughout Central America. One item notably absent from the bill, President Trump's

border wall. California's far-left governor taking a totally different approach to the region's

immigration crisis. Gavin Newsom now pardoning felons to shield them from deportation.

Newsom pardoned at least two asylum seekers this week. One with a prior arrest for conspiring to

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