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BREAKING: Cases Against James Comey and Letitia James Dropped, Ukraine Negotiations Update, Michael F. Cannon on America’s Healthcare System Costs
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Foreign. O'Reilly here. Welcome to the no Spin News for Monday, November 24, 2025. Stand up for your country. Short week, but it's going to be lively. I just got a wire, just came across before I sat down that a federal judge has thrown out the cases against former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James. Okay. The judge is named Cameron McGowan Curry. She was appointed to the position of overseeing this prosecution. It's not the trial judge. Okay. By the 4th Circuit Chief Justice Albert Diaz. Now this, the press is going to make a big deal out of this. It's not that big a deal. So Judge Curry threw it out because the Justice Department attorney prosecuting the case is named Lindsey Halligan. She used to be Donald Trump's personal lawyer in Florida. All right. She took over when the other U.S. attorney for the Eastern District, that's Virginia, said I can't make a case. But what you need to know and what is absolutely fair to say is that all of these judges, Judge Curry, Judge Diaz, who appointed Judge Curry, the federal prosecutor, they're all very liberal people. Now, I can't prove that their ideology has anything to do with this. But, you know, connecting the dots is something that we all should do. But here's something interesting about Judge Curry. She didn't throw it out forever. And the government can appeal. The government will appeal. I think I'd be surprised by saying that Ms. Halligan was duly appointed by the Justice Department. The Attorney General, Pam Bondi, wanted her. Pam Bondi has the authority to do that. So let's get going. Which I think is what's best for America. I understand that this prosecution of Comey and Letitia James is born out of personal animus. That's obvious. Okay. Donald Trump was persecuted by these two people and now it's payback time. There's no doubt about that. But big but they both did things that are wrong and we've investigated it. So let's see how wrong. That fair? I think it's fair. So I do expect an appeal by the Justice Department and Supreme Court might have to hear it. And they I put it back, just let the thing go. Let's find out what happened there. Okay. So that's just broke. I'll be on News Nation at 9 tonight. I'm sure this will be a topic of discussion. We'll have more information by then and we'll cover it in a fair way. But I got to tell you the truth, that whole district down in the fourth, that's full of liberal judges. And this Curry woman was appointed by Bill Clinton. Been around for a long time. But you're not appointed by a Democratic president unless you're liberal. Same thing with a Republican president. You're not appointed unless you're conservative. Well, lean that way. It's the way the system works. All right, Donald Trump is going to Florida for Thanksgiving. He'll leave tomorrow. He's got two big things on his plate. All right, the first is Ukraine. More hysteria. We're going to do that in a minute. And then Venezuela, where military action could happen. I don't think it's going to happen before Thanksgiving. I'd be surprised. All right, but it's brewing down there, so let's go. Talking points memo, Ukraine. Some more hysteria. Somebody leaked out an outline of a proposed peace deal to Zelensky in Ukraine, and it was authored by Americans. I assume they had some NATO input, but I don't know that to be a fact. And somebody got a hold of it and leaked it to a newspaper, the Daily Telegraph out of London. Whoever leaked it should be charged with the violation of the Espionage act, and they should aggressively try to find who out try to do this, because this is bad. So the Espionage act basically says illegal to obtain or disclose information related to a national defense with the intent or reason to believe the information will use to harm the United States or aid a foreign entity. Well, harm the United States. You could just prove that in 30 seconds by looking at the headlines, oh, Trump is selling out Ukraine. Oh, this. Oh, Trump is cozying up to Putin. Of course, that's harm for our country all over the world. So the person who leaked it, I hope they catch him and I hope they charge him. That's just my opinion, but I think it's a grounded in fact opinion. Now, over the weekend, there were actual negotiations between the USA and Ukraine. No Putin. Putin's a thug. You got to understand that. He's watching back. And whatever the Ukrainians and the Americans agree upon, Putin didn't have to do it. Probably won't. Just keep that in mind. So they're in Geneva and Secretary of State Marco Rubio is leading us. And then the Ukrainians have a delegation. Ukrainians come out of the meeting and say, quote, we appreciate our American partners working closely with us to understand our concerns, to reach this critical point. We expect to make more progress. Well, that. That's good. I mean, you expect that Ukrainians aren't going to say we hate America at this point. But, you know, it's not the hysteria that the Media whips it up to be because Donald Trump's way of negotiating, and this is not unique, a lot of people do it is that you put out an extreme version of what you want and then you pull back into a middle ground. That's how business people negotiate and governments too. So all the Delhi Telegraph got was the extreme version. They didn't get anything else. And the press just, you know what the press does now. Ukraine's in pretty bad way. Reports say 200,000 Ukrainian men are dodging the draft and manpower is down big, so they don't have enough soldiers. Ukrainians, they're actually paying some mercenaries over there now. Also, there's a big scandal surrounding a nuclear power company, Energetom or something like that. You remember the Biden scandal with Burisma. Ukraine's a corrupt country. It is, always has been. All right, A lot of bribes, a lot of money floating around. Anyway, the Ukrainians are investigating themselves and they're. One guy who is close to Zelenskyy has fled the country. All right? Two others are in big trouble. Justice Minister and the Energy Minister. And allegedly they took millions of dollars to do business with this nuke power company. I don't know. All I know is that Zelensky cannot handle a scandal like this in the middle of a war. And the third thing is Ukrainians can't advance. They can inflict some damage on the Russians, but they're fighting a defensive war. Let's face it, the US economy is under stress. National debt rising, trade war shaking the markets. 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And that's the memo. Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. In my career, I have interviewed seven presidents, covered every major story of the last few decades. But I've never seen an opportunity like this one. President Trump's second term could mirror the economic boom of the 1920s, a time when unemployment hit 1.8%, stocks soared 265%. Ordinary Americans had their shot at real prosperity. That's why I've recorded a special presentation with renowned investment expert Alexander Green called the Rebirth of the American Dream. Alex will reveal how President Trump plans to slash regulations, cut taxes, bring manufacturing back to America and unlock the AI driven tech boom. Plus, you will get details on six specific stocks that could soar during Trump's presidency. Please visit trumpsamericandream.com to watch our presentation. Now, health care. Now, this is big for every American paying a lot of money for health insurance. And when you go in and buy prescription drugs, everything else costs a lot of money, right? And Trump trying to lower the health care prices and insurance premiums. If he does, that will help him in the midterms. If he doesn't, Democrats will have an advantage. Simple as that. So right now, there's a lot of negotiation going on and it is almost impossible to understand it. I've read it five, six times. It has to do with the Affordable Care Act, Obamacare. It has to do with government subsidies that go into there. It has to do with negotiations with Big Pharma. It's on and on and on and on. So I asked my staff, get me somebody can explain this so even I can understand it. Joining us now is Michael Cannon, Cato Institute Director of Health Policy, coming to us from Washington, D.C. so, yeah, you got a terrible task here, Michael, because I read this five, six times and I just don't know. But I'm going to open up to it. I'm going to ask my usual simple, foolish questions. First question, the Republicans are objecting to extending subsidies for Obamacare. What exactly does that mean?
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So Obamacare requires people who enroll to buy a lot of coverage they don't want, requires healthy people to pay higher premiums than is necessary so they can subsidize people, people with expensive medical conditions.
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Okay, but I don't. Let me stop you there. I don't have subsidies. I don't have Obamacare. Good. I don't have to enroll. And if I don't want, I can get my own private insurance, correct?
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You can if you have an employer who offers it to you. Or you can afford it off of the exchanges. But even Obamacare's regulations apply there as well.
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But nobody can force you to buy Obamacare and pay their premiums, correct?
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Not anymore. That's correct.
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Okay. But millions of Americans choose to go into Obamacare, the programs, and they pay more, you're saying, than they should. Is that accurate?
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Most people in the Obamacare exchanges pay maybe double what they should be paying because Obamacare lards up their premiums with hidden taxes and mandates that just increase the, the cost of insurance to them.
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Why? Why, why would they pay that? Why wouldn't they go to another program? Two reasons.
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Well, one, there aren't, there aren't really many other options out there because the government took most of them away. But I'll have something to say about one of those in a moment. And people want health insurance. And Congress also offers people in Obamacare subsidies, massive subsidies, 80% of the premium. You can get a subsidy for this. Some people 100% of the premium if.
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You'Re under a certain earning level, right?
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Well, right. But in 2021, Congress increased that earning level all the way up to like $600,000 per year. Those subsidies, though, are going to expire. So right now, people who are paying maybe 0% or 10% of their Obamacare premium are going to have to pay maybe 10 or 20% starting January 1st. And wealthier people earning more than $129,000 per year, maybe up to $600,000 per year. They're going to have to pay the full premium.
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And.
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And that's going to make them mad, and it should make them mad.
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Okay, but they can go and buy other insurance if they want to. It's just very hard to find other insurance, right?
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Not really. Because if you want to get insurance for an employer, great, you can find that. You can do that. But if you want to buy it directly from an insurance company, you have to obey all of Obamacare's rules. And the only exception, really, is it is a market that Congress exempted from Obamacare. Congress calls it short term health insurance. President Trump in 2018 expanded the amount of consumer protections that are available in that market. And what we found was that when you exempt people from Obamacare, the premiums end up being 60% lower for most people. The coverage is comprehensive and on some dimensions, higher quality than Obamacare, broader choice of documents.
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But there aren't a lot of companies that do that. You gotta. That's right. How do you find them?
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Because, well, they're out there. You know, UnitedHealthcare and Anthem and other large insurance companies offer these.
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All right, you gotta do some research. Go ahead.
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But here's the problem is that President Trump made these more widely available so they could last 36 months and provide better coverage that way. But. And that those rules were in place for six years when President Biden rescinded them. So right now, those plans can only last four months. And if you, if you get sick when you're in one of these plans and then it runs out after four months, you don't have any coverage. You can't enroll in Obamacare for up to 12 months.
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Okay, so what I don't want to get too. All right, I got it. So Biden knocked it out, and now it's much shorter. What President Trump wants, according to the dispatches we received this morning, is to extend the Obamacare subsidies, but basically keep it the same as it is now for two years. Is that your understanding?
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That's what the reports say. But extends them for two more years. They're basically going to become permanent. Okay, all right, but let's just stop them now.
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But. But Trump doesn't want to stop now. He wants to extend for two years to get by the midterms next November.
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Well, what he wants is affordability. What he wants is to be able to say, hey, I'm making health insurance affordable to you. And all he needs to do in order to do that is tell. Is tell Congress I want you to make permanent Those rules that I put in place in 2018, giving people access to Obamacare exempt plans because then premiums will fall by 50% or more for most people.
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So he wants to go back to the three year window where you can get in there to Obamacare and you won't pay as much.
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Well, hopefully he wants to do that, but he's not saying that right now. And his advisors aren't putting that in front of him. He's. He's within like inches of the cup, and all he needs is for his advisors to hand him a putter, but they're handing him a lawnmower with all of these crazy mechanisms that'll.
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Yeah, nobody understands it. Nobody understands it. Okay, now, the Republican Party in general does not want to expand the Obamacare subsidies that were. That kicked in in Covid. They want to go back to the original law. Is that correct?
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Well, a lot of Republicans still want to repeal Obamacare, but at a minimum, they don't want to expand it. If you expand it, you get into all these fights over will the subsidies go toward abortions, will they go toward gender transition surgeries. They're very controversial among conservatives and they don't want to have anything to do with that.
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But I'm more interested in the affordability of it than the ancillary stuff. So right now you have this confusing battle where Americans are paying a lot of money for their insurance through Obamacare and the others, too. You say you can get a better deal. I believe you. But my question is, why doesn't it? Why don't all Americans seek the better deal? Are they lazy? Do they not know it's out there?
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Well, they can't really get a better deal right now because Biden rescinded Trump's rules. If Congress makes those rules permanent, then.
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Well, give me an example. Just go over the rule again. That should be made permanent. What's the rule again?
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Well, we call it President Trump's 2018 short term plans rule. And all that Congress has to do is say, look, the short term plans can last up to 36 months. Your insurer can send you a, sell you a renewal guarantee so that it can last even beyond that, you get lower price insurance, better insurance, longer term insurance, and it doesn't cost taxpayers a dime or destabilize Obamacare.
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But why don't they do that?
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Like I said, the president's within inches of the cup and all he needs is a putter. And this is a much simpler message than what his advisors are selling him. It is a much easier or better way to assuage the fears of nervous Democrats. Because we had these rules in place for six years. Obamacare did not crater.
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I got it. Now, Democrats, they don't want any of that. Right. They just want to spend more money on Obamacare. Right. Higher.
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But if the subsidies work, if the subsidies work, then why are Obamacare premiums increasing 26% this year? Subsidies are not going to solve this problem.
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Okay, so why are they increasing 26% this year? Why?
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Because they created Obamacare. They sent premiums skyward. And if people see those premiums, if they see the cost of Obamacare, they're going to be angry and they're going to want to repeal it. And so this is Democrats signature achievement, you know, from the past 20 years generation. And they don't want voters to learn just how expensive and destructive Obamacare really is.
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You know that though they know they're suffering on their premiums because they have to pay out of their own pocket.
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A lot of them, well, they very, very few of them have to pay out of their own pocket right now. More of them will have to Pay out of their own pocket when these subsidies expire. And that's what Democrats are trying to avoid. They want to avoid that price transparency.
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Okay, shouldn't the government just cap it? Just say, look, this is what you got to pay for health insurance if you're in this income bracket. This is what you got to pay in that income bracket. Isn't that the way to solve this problem?
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What the government should be capping is how much the government spends on health care. And it should be capping that at zero. If you want to subsidize people, the least destructive way for the government to do that is just to give them cash. That might work in Medicare. I don't think it's gonna work in Obamacare.
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So you send them a check. I mean, I know about the Trump wants the health care tax free accounts where you would throw your money into a healthcare account, it wouldn't be taxed, and then you'd build that up to help yourself buy the premiums down the road. I got that. But you were saying the government should send people checks to buy their health insurance.
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What the government should be doing with Obamacare is giving people options, alternatives so that the need for subsidies won't even be there, won't be as great. So because people will be getting health insurance on their own that is secure, that doesn't rely on government subsidies.
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But they'd have to order that to take place. The federal government would have to order that to take place.
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Yeah, Congress would have to get out of the way of private insurance companies providing people better health care than the government's providing.
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And you really think private health care insurance companies would be reasonable? Because they're not reasonable in house insurance and car insurance. They're not. They're gouging the hell out of us.
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There's a famous health economist at the University of Pennsylvania named Mark Pauley. He says health insurance companies will do anything for money, including being nice and reasonable. And so if you give the money to the consumers and they have to please the consumers, then yes, health insurance companies will do a better job.
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But they're not doing it for home and auto, not doing it well, there.
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There are ways that the government gets involved there as well and reduces competition in the markets for home and auto insurance. But look at auto insurance. I mean, insurance. Health insurance insurance companies have been innovative in both the markets for health and auto insurance by protecting people from their premiums going up after they suffer a loss. That's what they call accident forgiveness. You've probably seen the ads, the Same thing exists in health insurance. President Trump tried to make that, did make that available to people. Clarify that. Federal law allows that, but the Biden administration rescinded that, which means that a lot of people are going to face cancer patient premiums when they get cancer instead of healthy person premiums.
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It's so confusing. It really is. I mean, it's almost discouraging to the fact, to the point where the normal, everyday person cannot understand what the deuce is happening and they can't. So that's where we are.
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You know, gas pumps are confusing to people in New Jersey, but it's not because they're dumber than people in the rest of the country. It's because the government has banned self service gas stations in New Jersey. So they don't learn how to navigate these issues. People make their own health insurance decisions and all this will become much simpler and the population will become better educated about all of it.
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I'm with you guys at Cato and Spirit, but this one, this health care mess, and this needs to be totally revamped, in my opinion. Michael, thanks very much. We appreciate it. I know it's a very difficult subject. Thank you. As I said, the president's down Florida. And if you're down in a Palm beach area, don't get a pogo stick or something, a skateboard. Everything's closed, all the roads. So it's a horror thing. Venezuela, let's get into that. Look, Trump wants Maduro out. Maduro is the gangster who runs Venezuela. He wouldn't allow a free election. He's a horrible tyrant. The Trump administration says he is a leader of the cartel de los Soles, which is a drug outfit. This is just like Noriega in Panama. Those of you of a certain age will remember that Bush the elder invaded Panama, took Noriega physically out of the country to Miami, where they tried him and imprisoned him for being a drug dealer. It's exactly the same thing. Now, is Trump going to attack Venezuela? He doesn't like to do that. Doesn't like to engage military action. Don't think it'll happen by Thanksgiving, but there's a lot of US Military assets down there now. But we're keeping an eye on that. Doge. Remember Doge Elon, Musk, chainsaw, cutting everything out of business. Gone. Vapor. Okay, The Department of Government Efficiency. Doge. No, gone. They closed it. They weren't supposed to close it till July 2026, but they close it now. So little chaotic Mandani, more hysteria. All right, so he goes down to Washington. He meets with Trump 35 minutes, 25 minutes. They're waving at everybody. See me get along. Here's what the president said. Go. What we did is we discuss crime more than ice per se. We discuss crime. And he doesn't want to see crime and I don't want to see crime. And I have very little doubt that we're not going to get along on that issue. Well, I hate to disappoint you, Mr. President, but you're not going to get along on that issue because Mandami does not want to put criminals in prison, period. No limit. And I got a story coming up. I just prove it again and again and again and again. But this is really, I wrote a column yesterday, Billo Reilly.com called the stunt Factor. This is really kind of a stunt political stunt. And Trump did it to annoy his far left critics. I hope you read a column. But there's nothing to this. It's not a serious thing. There's not going to be any detent between Mandani and Trump. First time. And Donnie impedes a nice investigation. Boom. No more federal money. Will stop. Wait and see. Okay, Marjorie Taylor Greene, now, some of you know I'm not, I don't live in this world. I don't live in this political world, this party world where this one's doing that. This was trying to get attention. That one's doing this. Only when it directly affects you do I get involved because there are other stuff, a waste of my time and your time. So Marjorie Taylor Greene is a senator from a rural area in Georgia. A senator, a congressperson. All right. She got famous because she used to be maga. Then she's not MAGA because she was mad over Epstein files on and on. I could not care less what this woman thinks. I'm sorry to be disrespectful. I am. She's probably a very nice woman. So she said she's not going to run again. So what? A Republican will run in her stead and they'll win the seat. That's a very conservative district in Georgia. But what the media doesn't report is that Ms. Green will most likely run for the governorship of Georgia next November. That's why this is all happening.
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There's no Milo here. Who picked up my son from school. Streaming only on Peacock. I'm gonna need the name of everyone that could have a connection. You don't understand. It was just the five of us.
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So this was all planned?
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What are you gonna do? I will do whatever it takes to get my son back. I honestly didn't see this coming. These nice people killing each other. All her fault.
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Streaming now only on Peacock. Can't prove it now. Wait. Chicago. Awful. 26 year old Bethany McGee on the L. The Ella's mass transportation from O' Hare Airport into town. Guy comes up, dumps flammatory material on her, sets her on fire, screaming, burn bitch. Okay, this poor woman is in prison, scarred for the rest of her. In prison, in hospital, scarred for the rest of her life. The guy who allegedly did his name, Lawrence Reed, arrested 72 times, 15 priors. He's got an active beef against him. Now a judge lets him out on the street with 15 prior convictions, 72 arrests, lets him walk, no bail. So he burns the woman up. The judge's name is Teresa Molina. Okay, Cook County Circuit court. She's elected 20, 20. Still there. Still there. Both. The prosecutor, everybody said, please judge, don't let him out. He's a violent person, he's going to hurt or kill somebody. Just said, I don't care what you say, I'm letting him out. What will happen to the judge? Nothing. This is exactly the same thing that happened in Charlotte, North Carolina. Okay, Remember the Ukrainian woman who was knifed and killed by the guy who had 15 priors? Well, at least North Carolina passed Irena's law where there is a bunch of stuff that can happen now to judges who allow these people, violent people out. At least they did that. But the judge who let the guy out, still sitting there. Here's the kicker on the Chicago situation, you will never have in that state, Illinois, and I'm sorry to report this because I know most people in Cook county and most people in LA are good people. Your state is gone. It doesn't care about justice at all. So the feds moved in and they charged this Lawrence Reed with a federal crime of terrorism. They moved in because they knew the state of Illinois. Even in the face of this guy burning this woman, the state of Illinois would not prosecute the guy to the full extent of the law, so the feds had to come in and do it. You want far left people of Cook county, you voted for this woman. You put her on that bench. Really makes me sick. All right, faa Sean Duffy, Secretary of Transportation, is given all the air traffic controllers who showed up for work during the government shutdown. Didn't call in sick, didn't do any of that. 10 grand each. 10,000 each. Bonus. Good for you, Mr. Duffy. Good for you. Let's reward good behavior. Back with a little more preview of what I'm going to do on YouTube about the social influencers. All right, here is the final thought of the day. I'm in a car getting driven back from New York City. And the driver, good guy, hard working guy, says, do you know Candace Owens? I said, I don't. I never met her. Goes, well, I follow her. I said, oh, good, you know, she's on the Internet. And he goes, did you know that Egyptian warplanes were following Charlie Kirk before he was assassinated? I said, really? How do you know that? That's what Candace Owens reported on her website. I said, oh, did she back it up? I mean, wouldn't she have manifests of flights and, you know. No, she did a lot of research. I said, oh, do you have any idea what that research was or where it came from? No, no, but it makes sense. This is the driver talking to me now. So Egyptian warplanes, US Airspace, were following Charlie Kirk because he has to fly from venue to venue. I said, let me look at that. Let me check that out. All right. I didn't argue or any of that. Now, I don't know whether Candace Owens reported that or not. I don't know. I know it's insane, so. But I didn't want to make the guy feel bad, but, you know, I understand. A lot of this stuff is exciting, this conspiracy. I got it. But you got to live in the real world somewhat. Egyptian warplanes in US Airspace, they kind of know that that would get picked up. Up. Anyway, I'm doing all this in the YouTube bonus. We hope you watch it and then we hope you let me know. Bill@Billoriley.com Bill@Billoriley.com Name and Town of Yu Pine. Thank you for watching us tonight. We'll see you tomorrow.
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Hey, Ryan Reynolds here, wishing you a very happy half off holiday. Because right now, Mint Mobile is offering you the gift of 50% off, unlimited. To be clear, that's half price, not half the service. Mint is still premium unlimited wireless for a great price. So that means half day. Yeah, give it a try@mintmobile.com switch upfront.
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Payment of $45 for a free month plan equivalent to $15 per month required new customer offer for first three months only.
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Speed slow 135 gigabytes of networks busy.
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Taxes and fees extra see mintmobile.com.