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Bill O'Reilly
So I write a column on BillORiley.com, which I do every Sunday. So we have five messages of the day. They're short essays, free, you don't have to sign up, you don't do anything. And one longer column, and that drops on Sunday. And my column is called Et Tu Barak? And it's about how President Biden got knifed in his quest to run for reelection. And it's based upon real things, fact based. Okay, so there are four of these books. I'm not going to read any of them because they're based mostly on anonymous sources. I do not believe in anonymous sources. I don't use them myself. If somebody tells me something, says, this is private, I respect that. So if a newsmaker says, look, off the record, O'Reilly, here's what's happening, I'll take the information, but I'm not going to report it to you unless I can verify it from some other source where I can use who that source is, a second source to verify the anonymous stuff. Fair? I think it's fair. It's the way journalism used to be done, but not anymore. Now guys write books like Bob Woodward, who was once one of the best journalists who have ever lived in the Watergate era. Now he writes books totally on anonymous sources. Hey, Bob, no, not doing it, okay? Because people have agendas and they want to attack other people and they don't want to be known. That's just weasely, okay? And it shouldn't be accepted by publishers or journalists, but it is and it's common now. So these four books that are out about how Biden was treated by his own party, I'm not reading them, but they mentioned Barack Obama and George Clooney prominently. Now this story I know so very early on in the Biden administration, Barack Obama, who still holds an enormous amount of power within the Democratic precincts, he was never a Joe Biden fan. You'll remember the famous quote from Obama, which is true, never underestimate the ability that Joe Biden has to F things up, okay? But they got along as president and vice president. But Obama didn't do Biden any favors when he left office. He endorsed Hillary Clinton for president. Barack Obama over Joe Biden. Biden never forgave Obama for that. That was 2016, okay? Hillary gets whacked by Trump. Biden beats Trump. Biden's in. It was clear to everybody who was paying attention that Joe Biden could not carry out his daily duties for whatever reason. You want to assign old age, dementia, whatever, there is no diagnosis of it. But he couldn't do two things. He couldn't speak to the press in any kind of effective way, and he couldn't work more than four or five hours. And the White House logs show that. So he was very, very tenuous in that White House. Now, these books go through all that, but they don't again, put names on the accusations and this and that. But it's true. Joe Biden was a disaster as president. And if you just look at his policies, you'll come to that conclusion. So there was polling done in the early part of 2024, a year ago from now, from I'm talking to you, the polling I had access to through a pollster named John McLaughlin, okay? No anonymous sources with O'Reilly. John McLaughlin might be the best pollster in the world. He would come on my program on billoriley.com the no spend news and say, here's where we are. And he was 100% accurate. And Biden was losing in the internal polling. That's not cbs, Fox. These are the polls taken by the very two parties. Internal losing big. Well, everybody in the Democratic Party knew that they had to get rid of them, but they had to go. So you'll remember the big George Clooney fundraiser in Los Angeles raised $30 million for Joe Biden's reelection campaign. All right, and this was at the end of June 2024 after the debate where Biden got waxed by Trump, goes out to L. A, raised the money on stage with Barack Obama. Okay? Biden cannot find his way off the stage. You remember all this document, looking around, doing this, doing that. Barack Obama comes over, takes his arm, leads him off the stage again. You can see it here it is. Barack Obama had to know that every camera in the room was going to capture that. And he had to know that was going to sink President Biden's reelection chances when you can't even find your way off a stage. Okay? A week later, George Clooney, who is a Democratic Party apparatchnik, who knows Barack Obama very well and has access to him where very few human beings do. Barack Obama is very protected, very hard to get to him. Okay? Clooney can't. Clooney writes an op ed in the New York Times saying, oh, I hate to say it, but Joe Biden isn't fit to run again and he can't do it and this and that. Now Clooney would never have done that on his own. He never would have knifed Joe Biden on his own ever in a million years. Clooney is not. Let me be fair to him. I don't like him. You probably know that. I've had some go arounds with him over charity stuff After 9 11, you can look that up, you can google that. I don't like him, but I know who he is and how he operates. He's never going to go up against the Democratic Party orthodoxy. He had to get permission to write that op ed. I believe Barack Obama gave him that. There was no other person that could have done it in the Democratic Party. And Clooney has a relationship to this day, Barack Obama. Obama uses Clooney, gets it in the New York Times and then Obama goes to Nancy Pelosi and goes, you as a sitting congresswoman, okay, have to go in and tell Joe he's got to go. And Pelosi did. Now can I prove that 100%? No, I can't. But that's what happened. Now the hypocrisy of this all. Here's what Barack Obama said after all of this happened on August 20, 2024. Go. History will remember Joe Biden as an outstanding president who defended democracy at a moment of great danger. And I am proud to call him my president, but I am even prouder to call him my friend. But he's not your friend, Barack. He does not like you. Now Clooney didn't say anything until March 23rd of this year. Roll Clooney.
George Clooney
I was raised to tell the truth. I had seen the president up close for this fundraiser and I was surprised. And so I feel as if there was a lot of profiles and cowardice in my party through all of that. And I was not proud of that.
Bill O'Reilly
Okay? I don't know one way or the other about that. And finally, one of these books is written by CNN guy Jake Tapper. So Tapper writes a book about President Biden's decline. Well then why, Jake, were you shilling for him the whole campaign? Why? If he was in great decline, why were you shilling for him? Lara Trump goes on with Jake Tapper here's what happened. Go. I think that you were mocking his stutter. I think you were mocking his stutter. And I think you have absolutely no standing to diagnose somebody's cognitive decline. I would think that somebody in the Trump family would be more sensitive to people who do not have medical licenses. Diagnosing politicians from afar. What a blank and phony. What a blank and phony. Then he writes a book. The Disastrous Choice to run Biden's Disastrous Choice. You know, it's my job, as George Clooney just said, to tell the truth. I was raised to tell the truth. Just like George. That makes me exceedingly angry. Jake Tapper. Not that hard to be honest.
Episode: Did Barack Obama 'Knife' Joe Biden? Bill O'Reilly on Democrat Infighting and Cognitive Decline
Release Date: April 15, 2025
In the episode titled "Did Barack Obama 'Knife' Joe Biden? Bill O'Reilly on Democrat Infighting and Cognitive Decline," Bill O'Reilly delves into the internal dynamics of the Democratic Party, focusing on former President Barack Obama's influence over current President Joe Biden. O'Reilly discusses his weekly columns on BillORiley.com, particularly his piece "Et Tu Barak?," which examines Biden's challenges within his own party.
Bill O'Reilly [00:31]: "So we have five messages of the day. They're short essays, free, you don't have to sign up, you don't do anything. And one longer column, and that drops on Sunday."
O'Reilly expresses strong skepticism towards the use of anonymous sources in contemporary journalism. He contrasts his own fact-based reporting methods with practices he views as less credible.
Bill O'Reilly [00:45]: "I do not believe in anonymous sources. I don't use them myself... It's the way journalism used to be done, but not anymore."
He references Bob Woodward, suggesting that even respected journalists have deviated from traditional standards by relying heavily on unnamed sources.
O'Reilly explores the strained relationship between Barack Obama and Joe Biden, highlighting Obama's lack of support for Biden's re-election bid.
Bill O'Reilly [02:10]: "Obama didn't do Biden any favors when he left office. He endorsed Hillary Clinton for president. Biden never forgave Obama for that."
He argues that Obama's endorsement of Clinton over Biden in 2016 sowed seeds of discord that have persisted, impacting Biden's standing within the Democratic Party.
O'Reilly criticizes Biden's effectiveness as president, citing internal polling data to support his claims of Biden's declining performance and potential cognitive issues.
Bill O'Reilly [04:20]: "Biden was losing in the internal polling. That's not CBS, Fox. These are the polls taken by the very two parties. Internal losing big."
He suggests that Biden's inability to effectively communicate and work extended hours has created tensions within the White House, referencing White House logs that indicate limited working hours.
The episode details a significant fundraiser led by George Clooney, which raised $30 million for Biden's re-election campaign. O'Reilly interprets Clooney's subsequent actions as strategic maneuvers influenced by higher-ups within the Democratic Party.
Bill O'Reilly [06:15]: "George Clooney can't... Clooney writes an op-ed in the New York Times saying, oh, I hate to say it, but Joe Biden isn't fit to run again..."
He insinuates that Clooney's opposition to Biden was orchestrated with backing from former President Obama, leveraging Clooney's high profile to sway public opinion against Biden.
O'Reilly posits that Nancy Pelosi played a pivotal role in convincing Biden to step down, acting on directives from Barack Obama.
Bill O'Reilly [07:50]: "Obama goes to Nancy Pelosi and goes, you as a sitting congresswoman, okay, have to go in and tell Joe he's got to go."
While admitting he cannot provide concrete proof, O'Reilly asserts the likelihood of this internal coup within the Democratic Party.
Addressing Barack Obama's public praise of Biden, O'Reilly points out what he perceives as hypocrisy.
Bill O'Reilly [08:50]: "History will remember Joe Biden as an outstanding president who defended democracy... But he's not your friend, Barack. He does not like you."
He contrasts Obama's public statements with his behind-the-scenes actions, suggesting a disconnect between Obama's words and deeds.
O'Reilly references a statement made by George Clooney, where Clooney acknowledges his surprise at Biden's performance and criticizes his own party's actions.
George Clooney [09:35]: "I was raised to tell the truth... I had seen the president up close for this fundraiser and I was surprised... I was not proud of that."
O'Reilly uses this admission to reinforce his narrative of Democratic Party instability and internal betrayal.
Concluding the episode, O'Reilly targets CNN's Jake Tapper, accusing him of hypocrisy for publicly supporting Biden while allegedly recognizing his decline privately.
Bill O'Reilly [09:55]: "Jake Tapper... you're mocking his stutter... you have absolutely no standing to diagnose somebody's cognitive decline."
He further criticizes Tapper's credibility, suggesting that Tapper's actions are influenced by political alliances rather than genuine concern.
Bill O'Reilly [09:55]: "The Disastrous Choice to run Biden's Disastrous Choice... That makes me exceedingly angry. Jake Tapper. Not that hard to be honest."
In this episode, Bill O'Reilly presents a critical examination of Joe Biden's presidency, focusing on alleged infighting within the Democratic Party, Obama's influence, and perceived cognitive decline in Biden. Through a combination of internal polling data, strategic fundraising analysis, and critiques of prominent figures like George Clooney and Jake Tapper, O'Reilly constructs a narrative of declining support and leadership challenges faced by Biden. The episode underscores O'Reilly's commitment to "No Spin. Just Facts," as he positions himself against what he perceives as faltering journalistic standards and political integrity within the Democratic ranks.
Note: The timestamps correspond to the provided transcript segments and are used to contextualize the quoted statements.