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Doing What’s Right on Iran, Trump Reacts to Putin’s Israel-Iran Peace Offer, Is America Sliding Toward Autocracy? & Medicaid Propaganda
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Joe
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Bill O'Reilly
Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the no Spin News for Thursday, June 19, 2025. Stand up for your country. So we're on bomb watch. That can happen at any time. We tape in late afternoon Eastern time here in New York. So by 7pm Iran could be bombed by us and that could happen, no doubt. Iran is seven and a half hours ahead of us and the bombing will be done at night and there will be no advance notice to the press or anybody else. You don't do that. You don't tip the enemy. Hey, here come the American bombers. So we're on this. As soon as anything happens, we will be tweeting it out. We're doing stuff on BillOriley.com, i'll write a column on Sunday, all of that. So stay close to us. Today's a federal holiday, Juneteenth. Most people don't know what that is. So at the end of the Civil War, slave states out west didn't know the Confederates surrendered because there really wasn't any mass communication. There were newspapers, but they didn't get out to Texas and Missouri and Arizona and all of that. So the Union army actually had to go physically to Galveston, get off the ships that took them there and tell the people, hey, no more slavery. And they did that by putting up posters and making announcements in the town and all that. That's Juneteenth and Federal holiday. And I subscribe to it because African Americans have gotten it worse than any other minority in this country. And we all need to acknowledge that. And, you know, we need to understand what black Americans, what their ancestors went through. It's very important. And I write about that in Confronting Evil. Part of of the book is the slave trade in America. Where do you see this? It's incredible what happened. So, anyway, Juneteenth, Federal holiday. Now let's get back to Iran's subject of the Talking Points Memo. We got to do the right thing here. That's number one. And I applaud President Trump for taking his time. He's trying to get the Iranians to surrender without US Military power. That is a good thing. That is the right thing to do. And that's the key. Always do the right thing. It's not that easy. The right thing was removing Saddam Hussein. And we did that, but it led to horror because our follow up was to occupy Iraq, try to make it to a democracy, and it just didn't work. So you can do the right thing and still screw it up Here, to his credit, again, President Trump's taking his time trying to get these nukes out of there without blowing up the world. Figuratively. Okay? I mean, literally, we're going to blow up a mountain if we decide to use air power and destroy their nuclear facility. But you know that after that happens, there's going to be stuff that's not good. So the president would rather have the mullah surrender, and he still believes a chance for that. Most people don't. The odds are that they won't surrender. Saddam Hussein didn't do it. He didn't even have weapons of mass destruction. He was such a loon. Okay, so what about the American people? Well, they are supporting the president in the Iran campaign. Roll tape. And overall, I feel like there's more support for Donald Trump's positions than is comically acknowledged. Oppose Iran getting a nuclear weapon. I mean, look at this. 79% of adults agree on that. They agree with Donald Trump. Iran cannot get a nuclear weapon. 83% of Republicans, 79% of independents, 79% of Democrats. When you get 79% of Democrats and 83% of Republicans agreeing on anything, you know that that position is the very clear majority in this country. And so the American public is with Donald Trump. They definitely oppose Iran getting nuclear weapons. Okay? But then the question becomes, how do you stop it? So the Washington Post, which is solely in business to advance progressive causes, it's not a newspaper, it's a journal. It's a progressive left journal. So they do this very strange poll. Listen to this closely. So the Washington Post says their headline is 45% of Americans are against potential US strikes in Iran. Okay, 45% against military action, according to Washington Post. Well, how did they get that number? So they took a text message poll, not a scientific poll. They texted people and they got the data from an operation called SSRS Opinion. I don't know what that is. But if you got a text from the Washington Post and you're conservative or even a moderate, chances are you're not going to answer it because you don't like them. Right? So they're texting people, hoping people will reply. And some people did. But my hypothesis is 90% of them were left and they don't want military action. Okay, so we look at that poll, we look at the headline, and the press grabs it. Oh, 45% don't want military action. What about a scientific poll? I have one. This comes out of Rasmussen. Okay, and here's question number one. Would you support or oppose military action by the United States to destroy Iran's nuclear weapons program? Support, 57. Oppose 30%. So there's a 15 point gap. The Washington Post push poll and the Rasmussen poll. And this is what I mean by propaganda. So the Washington Post puts this out and then the left wing media pushes this. Rasmussen puts out very, very little reportage. So you at home think, well, most people, you know, they don't. They don't. This is my job now to filter through all this propaganda for you. So last night I was on NewsNation, it was the three Americans, Stephen A. Smith, Cuomo and O'Reilly. And then we added James Carville. Now Carville is a very dedicated Democrat, right? I think that's accurate. He's very, very rarely dissents. He yells at progressives once in a while when they're just insane. But he is really involved with that party, makes money and consult. So he puts forth, this is all Trump's fault. Karva. He says that if Trump didn't get out of the Iran nuke deal that Obama made that everything be fine. This is just not true. All right, so let's run Carville first and then I'll back it up. Go. It was widely assumed when he pulled out, and I think correctly, that Iran was in compliance, that is in era. There were inspectors in Iran at the time. Okay, so that's not true. Here's what I said. Number one, the Iranians cheated on the Obama deal. Everyone knew it. That's why Trump pulled out. Okay, number two, 79% of the American people, according to CNN today, supports preventing Iran from getting a nuke. And number three, Stephen, is most important. The Muellers don't deny there have the nuclear capacity. They just say we're going to use it for peaceful purposes. Okay, so how did the Iranians cheat on the Obama deal? Now you remember that we had an investigative report. I wrote a column on it that said that Barack Obama while president made a nuke deal with the mullahs and he gave the mullahs $1.3 billion to sign the deal, including 400 million in suitcases, in cash on a private plane flown to Tehran in the middle of the night and nobody knew about it. Okay, is that's a setup? So here's what the mullahs did. The Obama nuke deal was the Iranians could only have 4% enriched uranium at 4% by the time the deal collapsed and Trump was president. Let's face it, the US Economy is under stress. National debt rising, trade war shaking the markets. And meanwhile China is dumping the dollar and stockpiling gold. That's why I protected my savings with physical gold and silver through the only dealer I trust, American Hartford Gold. And you can do this. Get precious metals delivered to your door or place in a tax Advantage Gold IRA. 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Bill O'Reilly
Iranians were enriching uranium at a rate of 60%. Six zeros. Also, they were not allowing the UN weapons inspectors in. They were holding them up time after time, just like Saddam Hussein did. There were no Americans in there. So the President of the United States signs a deal, a nuke deal, with Iran, but there's no U.S. verification. Does sound like a good deal to you. Trump said it was ridiculous. Throw it out. But according to Carville and the Democratic Party, this is all Trump's fault. There would be no problem with Iranian nukes had Trump kept the Obama deal. Now, do you believe that? Please, if you believe that. Billoriley.com bill@billorilly.com and you could contact your liberal friends, too, and you just send me a couple of paragraphs on why you would believe that. Okay, so now I'm giving you the facts. I'm telling you what happened. Now, Carville doesn't lie, in my opinion. Known him a long time, but he believes what he wants to believe. That's what he wants to believe, that it's Trump's fault. Everything's Trump's fault. So he's not going to do what I did, and I didn't do it myself, but my staff. And it's good, you know, I said, look, find out what the true story was. And boom, it comes back and I can tell you. All right, another wrinkle to this. So Trump's on the phone with Putin, a true psychotic, and Putin says to Trump, hey, I can mediate a deal between the USA and Iran. Remember, Putin gives Iran weapons. Doesn't give him uranium as far as we know, but it gives him weapons, heavy weapons. So Trump says, this go would have never happened if I was president. Putin would have never done it. And I spoke to him yesterday and I said, you know, he actually offered to help mediate. I said, do me a favor, mediate your own. Let's mediate Russia first. Okay? All right. So I thought that was a pretty good response. Some people think that Trump's in the tank for Putin. I think he's given Putin probably too much rope at this point and should slap on the banking sanctions. That's just what I would do. But, you know, he's the president, but he's certainly not in the tank. And then Putin mediating is just ridiculous. All right, I'm going to bring in Barack Obama since we his talking points memo, since we've spoken about him. So I respect Barack Obama. If you read Confronting the Presidents, I lay out the good and the bad. Okay? I don't agree with him on he's quasi socialist, guy believes huge government should run pretty Much everything. And I'm not even close to that. But he worked hard, and I thought he tried to improve things for marginalized people. All right, he doesn't do much now. He gives speeches and he makes an enormous amount of money, but he's not running around, you know, visible all over the place. But here's what he said in Hartford, Connecticut, two days ago. Roll it. Democracy is not self executing.
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Joe
It requires people, judges and people in the Justice Department and people throughout the.
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Bill O'Reilly
Government who take an oath.
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Joe
To uphold the Constitution.
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Bill O'Reilly
It requires them to take those that oath seriously. And when that isn't happening, we start drifting into something that is not consistent with American democracy. It is consistent with autocracies. Well, the president's lucky I wasn't sitting next to him because I said, well, what are you talking about? What are you talking about? Everything that Trump has done, all the executive orders, all the policies have been immediately taken to the judicial system, to the judges. Where's the autocracy on that? Okay, it's in the system. And then the appeals court rules, and finally Supreme Court rules. I don't see any danger to the system. That's the way the system is supposed to work. Trump wants to do certain things. He makes an order, he gets sued, it goes into the system. The judges rule, then the appeals rule, and finally the Supreme Court rules. What's the beef? What is the beef? I don't feel threatened. I don't feel that an autocracy is upon me. I mean, I could have just. If it were Barack Obama and O'Reilly debating what he just said. Okay? But most people, again, and it's not their fault what I gave you in the past 15 minutes. How could you know? How could you know what the original Obama Iranian nuke deal was? How? You couldn't. You have to depend on people who get paid to research this stuff. And 80% of them are lying to you, misleading you, which is why you're here, because you can't make responsible, honest decisions if you don't know reality. And what the president did just there, Obama was. He gave you a false reality. We're not drifting toward autocracy. That's not true. And that is the memo. Our tax and spend bills, as you know, passed the House on May 22nd by one vote. The Senate. Now the Republicans say they gotta pass, you know, reconciliation. They're getting their things in by July 4th. Will that happen? I don't know if it's gonna happen. It's pretty chaotic there. And, you know, almost every Republican has to support President Trump on this, few won't. That's always the case. But the big thing is Medicaid. And here is the propaganda factor. Again, this is really serious. All right, so Medicaid is when you don't have enough money to pay your medical bills, and the states, all 50 of them, help you with that. That's Medicaid. Medicare is you pay into the federal government, covers your insurance, but you've already paid the premiums there. That's Medicare. So Medicaid is for the poor. All right? Now it is the. It is an astronomic or more than a trillion dollars is projected to go to Medicaid payments. We don't have the money, can't afford it anymore. Okay. And so the Trump administration wants to tighten it up. How do they want to do that? They want to have work requirements, okay, for people with, not young people in a home, that you have to try to look for a job. If you can't find one, you have to do some public service to get the governor, the states to pay your medical bills. Does that sound reasonable to you? It sounds reasonable to me.
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Bill O'Reilly
So drug addicts and alcoholics and people sitting around and all want to work or whatever they want. They're getting free health care. Hey, you can't. You got to go look for a job. Get off the drugs, get off the booze. The second thing is the states exploit Medicaid by slapping a tax on it so the poor people and everybody else have to pay to receive the service. And the Trump administration wants to cap that because it's out of control in some states. Again, sounds pretty reasonable. So there's a poll, an AP poll. Okay? Now, the Associated Press is not an honest broker of information. Before this poll came out. Here's their headline. Okay, quote, Trump's 4.9 trillion tax plan targets. Notice that word Targets Medicaid to offset costs. Targets. Okay. Why don't we say reforms? Wouldn't that be a better word than target? Reforms it so that layabouts and frauds don't get free taxpayer Medicare medical treatment. Not associated, Brad? No. Okay. So then they put out a poll. Question number one. What do you think about the federal government spending on Medicaid? Too much. 18%. Too little. 50%. About right. 31%. Now, we have $37 trillion debt in this country, okay? And the majority of Americans think it's too little, that they're spending on millions and millions of people who won't look for a job so that they can afford their own health insurance or get it from their employer. That's insane. But they don't know they'd be. Oh, yeah, because people are afraid. They're afraid they can't pay their bills. Second question, Associated Press concludes the American people don't want any cuts. Okay. That's her conclusion from the poll. Okay. But there are no cuts. The spending rate from the federal government is the same. They just want to bring it down going forward. Not by cutting it, but by getting people off the rolls that don't belong to me there. They don't belong there. Barter cuts. They want to cut. Okay, I got a couple of other media stories I want to tell you about. So there's a woman named Kaitlin Collins, 33 years old, White House correspondent for CNN, and she does a primetime program. And I met her, talked to her briefly. Alabama. Very nice. I don't know what her political leaning is. I know she works for a liberal operations cnn she's pretty gutsy out there when she's firing those questions. Roll tape one.
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Joe
Have you seen the Tucker Carlson Senator Ted Cruz interview?
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Bill O'Reilly
It seems like this issue on whether or not the United States should strike is kind of dividing a lot of your supporters. No, my supporters are. For me. My supporters are America First. They make America great. Again. Okay, provocative question, but absolutely within the bounds I would have said. Do you think they're dividing your supporters? All right, second question again to President Trump. Go.
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Joe
Does that mean you haven't made a decision yet on what to do?
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Bill O'Reilly
I have ideas as to what to do, but I haven't made a final. I like to make the final decision one second before. Because things change. That's right. So good questions by her. And most of the television news people are in the tank, okay? So their questions, like, written for them. You asked this, you asked that. She's not that way, I don't think. But here's the flaw, And I hope Ms. Collins watches this. She only does that to the Trump administration and Republicans. She doesn't do it to the left. She doesn't ask the left tough questions. Let me give you an example. So we had a lot of controversy about this no King stuff, okay? And off that, the bomb throwers, the progressive bomb throwers said all kinds of nonsensical, ridiculous stuff. Roll the tape. This is not the country we were born in. This is not the country we believe in.
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Joe
This is not the country our founding fathers imagined.
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Bill O'Reilly
And this is not the country that.
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Joe
Is supported by our Constitution, our ideals, our values. We know exactly what he's doing. We know exactly what his intentions are. He's blonde. Berlusconi. This is. I mean, he's just trying to do the same thing all the other strong men and would be dictators do all over the country.
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Bill O'Reilly
We have been known in this country to tie gay folks to the car.
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Joe
I'm sorry, but where the Iranian regime is nothing compared to the united hanging black people.
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Bill O'Reilly
So it is not even the same tie. Gaze to the car. Hanging black people. Well, might have happened 125 years ago. So the point is that Caitlin Collins should have all three of those people on a show and say, what are you talking about? What are you talking about? I mean, Matt, I was so confused that she said all over the country when she met all over the world, people can make mistakes. Verbally, I do. But, you know, it's like this crew, and you see them all the time. All they want to do is make Trump look bad. So, okay, Caitlin you're asking Trump to tough questions, and you should. What about these people? All right, let's have a little of that. Would CNN even let it? I wrote a message of the day. I don't know if they'd let it, let her or not, but I'd like to find that out. Okay, Fox News, who? So this is an interesting story. Jennifer Griffin, one of the best reporters in the country. I've known Jennifer for almost 30 years. And there is a guy out in California, an Afghan national named Saeed Nassar Nouri. Okay? He was taken into custody by ice, and he is a former translator for US Troops in Afghanistan during the war. And Jennifer's outraged. He says, this should anger every American. Throw it on up there. All right? And then others are coming to Mr. Nouri's aide saying, quote, this guy helped our troops. He hasn't broken a single law. He was doing everything right to seek asylum, yet I threw him in detention anyway. The goal of handing him to the Taliban. I don't know about that last sentence, but there's some outrage here that the ICE took this guy into custody. Here's what ICE says, so we're fair is what ICE says. Okay. On June 12, ICE officers arrested Saeed Nasser Nouri, Afghan national, entered the USA unvetted via the CBP1 app under the previous administration in 2024. There's nothing in his immigration records indicating he assisted the US Government in any capacity. All his claims will be heard by a judge in the Afghan Infused Persecutions Law, able to request asylum. Okay, but it's. How are you incarcerating him? What are you doing? Obviously, he's gonna ask for asylum, and his brother got it. Okay. His brother helped the US Too. And, you know, he. He's on his way to being able to live here as a resident. Now, to me, if he's a translator, if he translated for US Troops, can't go back to Afghanistan. This is what I mean. I support ice. I support the deportations of people who should not be here. Mostly criminals, but there should be a review by Homeland Security. In cases like these, you don't just strong arm the guy and throw him in some tank. You see what I mean? And that's where I think Homeland Security can improve, prove, and should quickly. And we appreciate Jennifer Griffin pointing it out to us. Mexico, it's a narco state. It's not getting any better. It's getting worse. Claudia Sheinbaum, new president, seems to be afraid of the cartels who gunned down a Mexican mayor yesterday. Martha Laura, Mendoza a few days after killing Lilia Garcia Soto, another mayor. And the cartels are killing local politicians at a record rate, creating chaos in Mexico. And not only do they kill the women, these women, they kill their husbands, their children, everybody else. What is Claudia doing about it? Nothing.
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Bill O'Reilly
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See mint mobile.com the only way to solve this problem is to partner up with the USA who's designated these cartels as terrorist groups. And Claudia won't do it. So these poor women trying to improve the country of Mexico, they shot down in the street by the car. And cartels now know what's going to happen to them. Who's going to investigate them? You, Claudia? Narco state right to our south. Crazy smart life. Cannabis use linked to a double risk of heart disease. New study finds. Told you so. This study is a compilation of data from 216 to 223. Okay. And it says researchers found compared to non users, cannabis use is linked to a double risk of dying from cardiovascular disease. 29% higher risk for acute coronary syndrome, 20% higher for stroke. Okay. I'm not surprised. Are you? This is. Oh, nothing wrong with marijuana. Oh, no, it's fine. Don't smoke Marlboros. But you want to talk on that doobie? They call it that anymore? Go ahead. The worst decision in recent memory was legalizing marijuana. You people who are smoking that stuff or taking the gummies or whatever the blank you're doing, you don't pay and kids destroys Them. Destroys them. You can't have an intoxicated child on the streets here in New York. Crazy. They get some tax money out of it. Boy, what a terrible, terrible decision. Pot is not a benign substance. Either is vodka. Okay. You're down in six shots of vodka. All right. Hello, liver. But no, you don't get any of that in the media. Oh, no, no. We're not going to criticize any legalization pot. Oh, no. Supreme Court upholds Tennessee's youth transgender care ban. State of Tennessee says no. You are a minor. You cannot get blockers, surgeries, nothing. Went to Supreme Court. They ruled Wednesday, yesterday, 6 to 3, that Tennessee is the power to regulate this. So you'll see other states now do it. All right. The three, of course. Sotomayor, Kagan and Brown Jackson. The progressive crew. All right. Yeah, yeah. We don't. Yeah. Seven years old. You want a little puberty blocker? Sure. We don't care. Okay. That's a good win in Tennessee. The governor there is Bill Lee. Congrats to you, Governor Lee. You did the right thing. And I know states will follow. Not California, Massachusetts, Illinois, Hawaii, but the same states, Louisiana, La Lakers, $10 billion is selling them for. I know Jeannie Buss, who was running the operation, or was. She's still going to be involved. Very nice woman. Charitable, you know, we partner with her for charity in the past. $10 billion. Her father in 79 bought the team for 68 million. The Lakers team. And now they're selling for 10 billion. Wow. I guess LeBron's gonna play until he's 97. He'll play one more year, I think. The LA Dodgers, you know, it's always dicey with the Dodgers. They're the ones that let the nun people, the ones that were mocking Catholic nuns. They honored them. Remember? The Dodgers did that. I got some friends on a team, too, and they're not happy about it. Well, they're going to help migrants. Undocumented migrants, the Dodgers. But they don't say how. Maybe free tickets. A guy named Kiki Hernandez. Okay. I think he's a shortstop, but I'm not sure. All people deserve to be treated with respect, dignity and human rights. Okay. How about all people deserve to obey the law? Kiki? Yeah. No. What do you think? So maybe we'll have at Dodger Stadium, we'll have Undocumented Immigrant Night. And you'll let them all are free. Okay. And maybe we can do that. Stay in history. June 19, 1953. Julius Rosenberg, 35 years old, and his wife Ethel, 37 years old, were electrocuted at Sing Sing Prison in New York for selling nuclear information to the Soviet Union. They did it. Now, Julius, he, they took him out on the first volt. But Ethel, half hour took to kill her in that chair. Half hour. Now, how do we know they did it? Well, Nikita Khrushchev, remember that name? It was the guy with JFK and the missile thing with Cuba, wrote a book. And in the book he says that he learned from Stalin and Molotov, another big shot, that the Rosenbergs had provided very significant help in accelerating the production of our atomic bomb. That's from Khrushchev. I believe it. Now, the pope tried to get the Rosenberg sentence commuted to life, but President Eisenhower said no. So that's what happened 72 years ago today. A final thought about our coverage this weekend on Iran. We'll be right back. So as I said, top of the broadcast, anything can happen anytime. We're on it. My, I've alerted the staff. Gonna be very hot here in the Northeast. No, excuse me. I'm going to have my stupid phone with me on the beach or wherever I wind up and boom, something happens. You go right to billorilly.com I will give you the best analysis I can give you as quick as we can do it Sunday column. I don't know what I'm going to write about yet because things are changing every minute. So that is our we are on this and we will tell you the truth. Thank you for watching no Spin News. I'm Bill O'Reilly. We'll see you on a Monday.