Bill O'Reilly here, Memorial Day, Monday, May 27, 2019.

You are listening to the O'Reilly update, and here's what's happening today in America.

President Trump in Japan for an official state visit, a federal judge blocks Mississippi's

latest anti-abortion bill.

Hillary Clinton returning to the campaign trail.

Vice President Pence speaking with graduates at West Point.

Legendary Green Bay Packers quarterback Bart Starr dead at age 85.

Coming up also, my message of the day on desperate politicians, but first.

President Trump in Japan for an official state visit meeting with Prime Minister Abe,

following North Korea's latest missile tests.

The two leaders played a round of golf, eight double hamburgers, enjoyed ringside seats

at a traditional sumo wrestling match, then ate a late dinner of Japanese barbecue.

The word on Alka, South Shore.

Abortion back in the spotlight after a federal judge, Blockman, Mississippi, so-called

heartbeat legislation, saying the new regulations which ban abortion after six weeks violates

a women's constitutional right to have the procedure before quote fetus viability.

The legal challenges will likely end up in the Supreme Court.

Hillary Clinton back on the campaign trail.

This time in Texas, the twice-fail presidential candidate spoke with supporters in Houston

Friday, saying the state's legislature is intentionally quote, making it harder for

women to get healthcare.

Mrs. Clinton is so far refused to endorse a Democrat for the 2020 race, but has strong

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