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Episode Title: Election Subversion, Epstein Transcript Release, Brett Talman Weighs in on Sanctuary Cities and FBI Leadership, & Columbia Punishes Anti-Israel Rioters
Host: Bill O'Reilly
Release Date: July 24, 2025
Election Subversion and Intelligence Report Leak
Overview
In this segment, Bill O'Reilly delves into the alleged subversion of the 2016 and 2020 presidential elections. He discusses the release of classified information by Tulsi Gabbard, which pertains to a House investigation into potential election fraud orchestrated by former CIA Director John Brennan.
Key Points
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Election Fraud Allegations: O'Reilly asserts that former President Donald Trump firmly believes the 2020 election was fraudulent, despite insufficient evidence to support legal actions against it.
"Donald Trump believes that the election 2020 was a fraud. And he's never going to not believe it, even though there is not enough evidence to take that into court or to really do much about it."
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John Brennan's Accusations: Citing the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence report, O'Reilly accuses John Brennan of election fraud for allegedly manipulating intelligence reports to favor Trump over Clinton.
"The Director of the CIA ordered the post-election publication of 15 reports... that became foundational sources for the intelligence community assessment, judgments that Putin preferred Trump over Clinton. The CIA misrepresented those reports as reliable without mentioning their significant underlying flaws."
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James Comey and FBI's Role: O'Reilly questions the FBI's involvement, referencing Andrew McCabe's statement that the FBI had no credible information to support collusion claims, thereby implying negligence or complicity.
"Andrew McCabe says the FBI didn't have any information at all."
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Adam Schiff's Credibility: He criticizes Congressman Adam Schiff for allegedly lying multiple times about the lack of evidence for collusion.
"By my count, about 50 times. 5, 0. Okay, here's what he said..."
[07:35]
Notable Quotes
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Bill O'Reilly: "That was election fraud. That's fraud and a myriad of other federal crimes."
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Andrew McCabe: "I can't answer that question off the top of my head."
[07:35]
Epstein Transcript Release
Overview
Bill O'Reilly provides an update on the Epstein case, focusing on the potential release of grand jury transcripts and their implications.
Key Points
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Trump's Interaction with Reporters: Reports indicate President Trump hung up on a reporter when questioned about Epstein, which O'Reilly interprets as an attempt to evade the topic until more concrete information is available.
"I think that's probably accurate. Trump didn't want to answer any more questions about Epstein..."
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Grand Jury Transcripts: The release of grand jury transcripts is pending, with expectations that they might confirm Epstein's misconduct without revealing additional conspiratorial details.
"There are two judges involved here, both in D.C... So they know why and they're covering their butts. And by August 5th, they have to have all the information."
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Tabloid Reports: O'Reilly mentions a tabloid claim that Bill Clinton sent Epstein a birthday card, though he notes such stories are unlikely to surface in mainstream media.
"But you'll never hear that on the network news, will you? No, you won't."
[16:00]
Notable Quotes
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Bill O'Reilly: "They know why and they're covering their butts. And by August 5th, they have to have all the information."
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Brett Talman: "Yeah, I think we're going to be underwhelmed if they do release the transcript."
[17:08]
Brett Talman on Sanctuary Cities and FBI Leadership
Overview
Bill O'Reilly brings in Brett Talman, a former U.S. attorney for Utah, to discuss issues related to sanctuary cities and the current leadership within the FBI.
Key Points
Sanctuary Cities
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Incident in New York: O'Reilly references a violent incident involving an ICE agent and migrant criminals in New York City, highlighting the consequences of sanctuary policies.
"There was an ICE agent, border patrol, old guy shot in the face... these muggers are migrant criminals who had been charged and released at least four times each by New York authorities."
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Legal Actions Against Cities: Talman suggests that the Department of Justice can file for injunctive relief to prevent cities from harboring fugitives, emphasizing swift legal action against non-compliant mayors and police chiefs.
"Immediately, the Department of Justice can file for injunctive relief... They're aiding and abetting or assisting in the harboring of fugitives."
[25:58]
FBI Leadership
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Current FBI Administration: Discussion revolves around FBI leaders Cash Patel and Dan Bongino, with Talman expressing respect for Patel and a mixed view of Bongino.
"There's a sense that the agents on the ground feel like someone has their back. And there's also a sense that they're pushing the FBI back towards violent crime and investigating that."
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Morale within the FBI: Both O'Reilly and Talman note an improvement in FBI morale under the current leadership, attributing it to supportive administration policies.
"The morale is up. They dumped a whole bunch of political people out of Washington and they transferred them to Tulsa but they punish people who they feel are, quote, unquote, suspects."
[28:11]
Notable Quotes
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Brett Talman: "I would not expect that [grand jury transcripts] to reveal much new."
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Bill O'Reilly: "The FBI should re-interview Adam Schiff in his Senate office. Now he's been pardoned by President Biden."
[10:48]
Columbia University Punishes Anti-Israel Rioters
Overview
O'Reilly concludes the episode by addressing Columbia University's disciplinary actions against students involved in violent anti-Israel demonstrations.
Key Points
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Disciplinary Actions: Seventy students have been suspended or expelled for their involvement in violent protests supporting Palestine, marking Columbia's stance against such behaviors.
"Columbia University finally punishing students who were violent, who wrecked things in the demonstrations in 2024."
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Impact on Federal Funding: The university's actions are partly driven by the loss of federal funding, prompting stricter enforcement of campus policies.
"They took them long enough because they're losing federal money."
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Personal Opinion: O'Reilly expresses strong disapproval of Columbia University, stating he would never send his child there.
"I would never in a million years send my kid to Columbia ever."
[33:21]
Notable Quotes
- Bill O'Reilly: "Columbia University finally punishing students who were violent... I would never in a million years send my kid to Columbia ever."
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Additional Insights and Final Thoughts
Election Subversion Accountability
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Legal Recourse: O'Reilly emphasizes the need for indictments against key figures like John Brennan and Adam Schiff, advocating for legal accountability to prevent election subversion.
"We want to see Brennan get whacked."
[23:19]
Final Considerations
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Smart Life Segment: While primarily focusing on the main topics, O'Reilly includes brief personal anecdotes and advice, such as tips on lending money and reflections on classic movies.
"You cannot make people care about you."
[Smart Life Segment] -
Historical Note: Celebrates the invention of the ice cream cone 121 years ago, blending personal nostalgia with historical facts.
"First ice cream cone, 121 years ago today."
[Historical Note]
Notable Quotes
- Bill O'Reilly: "You can't have presidential elections subverted. You just can't."
[Final Thoughts]
Conclusion
In this episode, Bill O'Reilly addresses critical issues surrounding election integrity, the Epstein case, sanctuary cities, FBI leadership, and university disciplinary actions against anti-Israel protesters. Through detailed analysis and guest insights from Brett Talman, O'Reilly emphasizes the importance of accountability in government institutions and the protection of national interests.