Welcome to Bill and Beck’s weekly interview. On today’s agenda is the status of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, voter fraud, and the seemingly endless mass shootings in America.

Bill says that he has never met Justice Ginsburg, but he did know Antonin Scalia and he liked her he liked her a lot. Which was refreshing to hear because it shows that two people that oppose each other can still be friends.

Beck moves on to the topic of voter fraud and asks Bill, do you believe voter fraud is happening? What should the government do? Bill says it’s a complicated issue because Broward County, Florida, has always been a problem. All of a sudden, there’s a torrent of votes coming out of the county. What needs to be done is that the Federal Election Commission and the FBI need to come in and take control of this. The election was Tuesday, we can’t depend on individual counties and states anymore.

People are up in arms that Jeff Sessions left, and President Trump made Matthew Whitaker the acting Attorney General. Whitaker is a guy who was entrenched in the Justice Department under Sessions. He knows what's happening. So, he would be the logical guy that anybody would appoint. So, the U.S. Department continues to roll because you put in a guy who knows what's happening and then a few months from now you nominate who you believe should be the new attorney general. It makes perfect sense.

When Bill and Beck return, they discuss what atrocities occurred at Fox News host, Tucker Carlson’s house in D.C. Antifa surrounded Carlson’s house at night scaring the life out of his out of his wife, bashing in doors and chanting outside. Bill said he understands what Carlson is going through because he’s had the similar situations happen to him. Bill’s advice to Carlson is to file charges and sue civilly. That's the only way it's going to stop.

The next topic is President Trump pulling Jim Acosta’s White House press credentials. Acosta was antagonizing the president during a press conference. He wasn’t trying to get information, he was there to start a fight. He disrespected the office of the president, so why shouldn’t his credentials get taken away?

The last topic the guys discuss is the shooting in Thousand Oaks, California. The men that go on these shooting sprees have one thing in common, they are isolated from society. They are loners. They live on the Internet. They are emotionally disturbed individuals who in the 1950s and 60s would have been isolated by society and people would have seen their behavior outside. Now you don't have to go outside. You can live on this machine and talk to other people who are as screwed up as you are. And then finally when you look around and see that your life means nothing, and you don't believe in anything, you have no relationships with anybody. Then you say I want to end it, but I'm going to take people with me and that’s what happens. Some Americans want to disarm the entire population particularly with handguns, but gun control is impossible. Criminals will always get guns. They don't abide by the law anyway.