Bill also, watters gettingng the folks to react to some very radical stuff. Ge am i comfortable with it . No, i dont think anybody should be. Bill caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. The factor begins right now. Bill hi, im bill oreilly, thanks for watching us tonight. Another very busy day, extreme vetting of those seeking asylum may soon be a reality in the usa. Well deal with that in ourhe second segment. But, first, the proillegal Immigration Movement and that is the subject of this evenings t talking points memo. With President Trump signing executive orders to build the o wall on the southern border and threatening sanctuary cities with a funding penalty, all hell is breaking loose. Many on the left simply do not want Immigration Law to be enforced. The cold truth is they want anarchy. They believe that everyone has a right to come to america for whatever reason. E some of these people advocate open borders with no restrictions on traveling to thn usa. Some of them
Jon the push to drive the Islamic State from its last iraqi stronghold in the key city of mosul. And diplomacy with north korea . Senior north korean representatives reportedly getting ready for talks with former u. S. Officials. It is all happening now. Jon but we begin with a new executive order we are expecting on Border Security and immigration as the white house signals it could come as early as tomorrow. Welcome to our second hour of happening now on this president s day. Im jon scott. Im Heather Childers and for generally, very busy day again while we wait for any new action from the president , Vice President mike pence was speaking at nato headquarters earlier today in brussels. Reassuring are allies of americas commitment to preserving freedom and peace in europe. Whatever our differences are to confidence share the same heritage, same values and above all the same purpose, to produce peace and prosperity through democracy and the role of law and to those objectives we will r
thank you so much. jon: some new information on a story we ve been covering for you for a young couple from kentucky. sergeant charles gaytan and his wife kayla have been on a roller coaster ride since they were married a little bit more than a year ago. with two children from a previous marriage, charles and kayla were eager to combine their family, but days after their wedding, kayla was diagnosed with hodgkin s lymphoma, dr. said it would hurt her chances of having more children peered the cancer went into remission and miraculously, kayla became pregnant with quadruplets. she had to deliver them early, december 30th, 2016, because the cancer came back. now the quadruplets our home, the family is complete, kayla is trying to weather cancer treatment and the demands of four children plus the two older kids. their story caught the attention of the bishop o connell high school men s basketball program in arlington, virginia. the team and the school wanted to help, so their last three
quadruplets. facing another challenge. cancer unfortunately has returned. abby: jon scott has their story. [explosion] john: it s as tough a career as you might want. military policemen in the u.s. army. but these days p. it is child s play for charles gaytan, with you hear what s happening at home you will understand. how long have you been in the army. coming up on five years. how long have you been married. one year on the 19th. he and what a year it s been for charles and his new bride. kayla brought two children to their marriage, a boy 12 and a 2-year-old girl. they hoped for an even bigger family. everything seemed perfect. all right. so you are the parents of two children at that point? yes, sir.
life s going good. yes. we actually like we literally got married last year and then we found out like a couple days after that before my 29th birthday that my biopsy came back as hodgkin s lymphoma. cancer of the blood. we got that call. i was terrified. i didn t know what to expect. no one ever wants to hear yeah your wife has cancer. here you are, big strapping military officer and you are terrified. oh, yeah. it was awful hearing those words that hodgkin s was the most scared i have ever been in my life. scared but also determined. kayla refused to let a cancer diagnosis get her down. doctors subjected her to months of almost cruel chemotherapy. but when it was finished, charles and kayla heard good news. so chemo goes from february to may. um-huh. and then what? and then i was told that i