Patrick Swayze (56) sat down for an interview with Barbara Walters to talk about his pancreatic cancer. Patrick said:

"There’s a lot of fear here. There’s a lot of stuff going on."

"Yeah, I’m scared. Yeah, I’m angry. Yeah, I’m asking why me. Yeah, I’m all this stuff."

"You can bet that I’m going through hell, and I’ve only seen the beginning of it."

He remembers when he first felt sick in late 2007. As he celebrated New Year’s Eve with his wife, Lisa Niemi, "I tried to have champagne, and it would be like pouring acid, you know, on an open wound," he recalls.

Soon, he says, "my indigestion issues got gigantic and constant. And then I started thinking, I’m getting skinny."

"I dropped about 20 pounds in the blink of an eye. And then when you see it in the mirror, when all of a sudden, you pull your eyes down and the bottom of your eyes go yellow and jaundice sets in, then you know something’s wrong."

Doctors found that Swayze had a malignant tumor in his midsection and a tiny mass on his liver. After a series of procedures over several days, doctors discovered that the actor had Stage 4 pancreatic cancer.

"I don’t know what’s on the other side," Swayze says. "It tests everything I believe in … that here is something unique in all of us that does not, does not die."

He says he often thinks of his late father.

"I like to believe that I’ve got a lot of guardian warriors sitting on my shoulder, including my dad, saying, ’You just let Swayze dog know it’s been his turn all this time. You just let us do the work and we’ll finish it for him.’"

"And so, I’m trying to shut up and let my angels speak to me and, and tell me what I’m supposed to do."

"What winning is to me is not giving up, is no matter what’s thrown at me, I can take it, and I can keep going."

Patricks’s wife, Lisa Niemi (52), said:

"For the first few weeks, it was like being in a nightmare you couldn’t wake up from."

We hope the time you have left is the best time of your life Patrick.

Paula Abdul had a long talk with Barbara Walters about her 17 year stalker who ended up killing herself in front of Paula’s home. Paula claims Simon Cowell and American Idol have been trying to destroy her career, and make her look bad, even going so far as to blame her appearance of being on drugs or alcohol on both Simon and American Idol.

Paula can’t blame others for her own behavior. Now that Paula is lashing out at American Idol the way Rosie lashed out at Barbara Walters, we can begin some serious discussion about Paula leaving American Idol.

Barbara Walters talked about how proud she is for The View to have been on the air for 12 years, and she’s proud of some of the alumni. Other former co-hosts, Barbara said, choose to dump on the show for their own publicity, and she said she resents it.

Rosie was a sour puss before she ever went on The View, so Barbara knew what she was getting into. Too late to start whining now.

Thomas Beatie, who is biologically a woman, is pregnant again.

Is it right to confuse a child like this?

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On November 4 in Arkansas Voters passed a measure banning unmarried couples living together from serving as adoptive or foster parents. The adoption and foster ban received support from nearly 57 percent of voters. A supporter of the new law said:

"I think the voters realized that this was about child welfare, rather than the rights of adults."

Although there has been a big liberal push to confuse the public as to what a man or woman is, and what a traditional family is, a core conservative part of the population, even in California, know the difference insinctively. More needs to be done to encourage traditional families, and to stop social experiments involving children.

On The View Elisabeth Hasselbeck and Sherri Shepherd both agreed that Christian rights prevailed in the vote banning gay marriage. Barbara Walters tried to twist what happened by saying the Supreme Court in California voted to allow gay marriage. What really happened was the PEOPLE of California voted to ban gay marriage, then the Supreme Court in California overturned that law saying it was Unconstitutional, so the PEOPLE put Proposition 8 on the November 4 ballot. Proposition 8 proposed an ammendment to the California state Constitution that would ban gay marriage, making it Constitutional. Proposition 8 passed with an overwhelming majority of the PEOPLE of California voting for the Constitutional Amendment banning gay marriage. The PEOPLE spoke, but those who disagree refuse to accept reality.

Gay groups are now protesting the ban, but that isn’t going to change the Constitution. Gays are approaching this the wrong way. They keep trying to fight heterosexual Christians, but that hasn’t worked. The PEOPLE voted twice, and gays lost both times, so now what. I would suggest, as I have before, that gays try to get law makers to draft a new law that identifies a type of gay marriage that is called something other than marriage, or an expanded civil union law. The gay community have a lot of smart and creative people, so why is it so hard to come up with ideas other than attacking heterosexual Christian rights?