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Gaza Hostages Released, Liz Hirsh Naftali on Her Family's Hostage Story, Democrats Target Trump & JD Vance Clashes with ABC Host
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Foreign O'Reilly here. Welcome to the no Spin News for Monday, October 13, 2025. Stand up for your country. Another ridiculous week. I mean, I gotta cut back. I could not eat today. This morning, I didn't have time. The time I got out of this sack about 7:30am Till airtime. Constant. Now, I'm not whining, I'm reporting. Okay? I don't have to do this. We have so many projects. And I'll be in D.C. the rest of the week after tonight. And I will tell you about that in the final thought why I have to go down there. But the talkie boy memo is important this evening. The release of the hostages in Gaza. And they never, of course, should have been taken. Kidnapped. That's the best word, kidnapped in the first place. All right, so as you probably know, 20 living hostages were released by the Hamas terrorists today, and that is because of President Trump's efforts. I think almost everybody understands that. Joe Biden, and I'm not just picking on him, and I don't think Barack Obama or even George W. Bush could have gotten these hostages out. But people fear Donald Trump and Iran in particular, which funds and arms. The Hamas terrorists are very afraid of the president. So he's got leverage in there. And the Israelis can't buck him because we're pretty much the only friend Israel has right now in the world. So Donald Trump did it. And I'm going to now do a timeline. October 7, 2023, 1200 murdered. 1200 Jews murdered. No reason. Hamas. I write about it in the opening of Confronting Evil. I put you right in the town, all right? And 251 people were kidnapped by Hamas on that day. Then there was a negotiation. I was a part of it. And I'm going to write about it in my last book, which will be out this time next year. I wasn't a major player in the first hostage release, but I wasn't expediter. I put people together. All right, so on January 19th this year, 2025, 33 hostages were released. You might remember that. But the terrorists held back 46, 44, 20 living, 24 bodies. All right, since that time, the Trump administration. But trying to get them out, very frustrating. Extremely frustrating. At the same time, the Israeli government was pounding Gaza and a lot of civilians were killed. Not Israel's fault in particular. It's what happens in war. Civilians are killed and Hamas hides behind civilians. I'm not justifying. I'm not a military planner. I wasn't there. But I'm telling you, in Every single war on this planet, innocent civilians get killed. It's just the nature of it. It's horrible, evil. So finally, a deal was made. President Trump then got on a plane yesterday and flew to Israel, where he said this. It was a very tough period of time for so many families across this land. It has been years since you've known a single day of true peace. But now it lasts, not only for Israelis, but also for Palestinians and for many others. The long and painful nightmare is finally over. And as the dust settles, the smoke fades, the. The debris is removed and the ashes clean from the air. The day that breaks on a region transformed, and a beautiful and much brighter future appears suddenly within your reach. And nobody knows how that will play out, but you have to acknowledge history. And Donald Trump got this done. That's it. There's no but. Why? There's none of that speculative garbage. We do not do that. Those who do are dishonest. Nobody knows. So after speaking to the Israeli Parliament, Donald Trump then got on Air Force One and went to Egypt. Roll the tape, sir.
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What will Egypt's role play in the peace process here?
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He played a very important role, and they had a very important role with Hamas. In fact, the general was right here, was very instrumental because Hamas respects this country and they respect the leadership of Egypt. So we had a. You played a very important role. I appreciate it very much. Thank you. Now, the important role is true, but it's not just Egypt. Gutter, Saudi Arabia, the Arab street, as they call it, were all in President Trump's camp to tamp down Hamas. Two reasons. Iran, which is loathed by most Arabs. Remember the Iranians are Persians, not Arabs. Okay. Is on the slide. It is diminishing in power because of America and Israel. And the Arabs want that to happen. Number two, money. It is bad for business in the Middle east to have constant terror. And money is always talked. And as you know, the Gulf region is one of the most important energy centers on Earth. And the Houthis and all these other people disrupt business. So the Arab nations want these terrorists gone, and that's why they cooperated with the United States and Israel. Okay, Donald Trump then after Sharm El Sheikh, where he was in Egypt, comes back. Those are basically a round trip in less than 24 hours. Crazy. Middle east is seven hours ahead of east coast time. But the president will be back tonight. And I don't know how a man doesn't tell you the truth. I think I do more than. But he. He does so makes me look like I'M comatose. Anyway, here's an interesting couple of reactions. So I have been told by reliable sources and I usually don't use anonymous sources, so I'm not vouching for this, but I'm just telling you what I've been told, that CNN talent, air talent, was ordered not to hammer Trump on this situation. Ordered. Okay, so they were all ready to go. And the Ms. People, you know, they're out in the middle of nowhere. The View on ABC was also told to tone it down, but cnn, those orders went out. That's why you didn't see bashing there. So a couple of days ago, President Obama went on some kind of podcast or something and you know, didn't give Trump credit for bringing this hostage thing to a temporary close. Obama didn't do that. So, one of Obama's best allies in the media is a woman named Abby Phillip on cnn. 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. They'll even help you roll over your existing IRA or 401 tax and penalty free with billions in precious metals delivered thousands of five star reviews and an A plus from the Better Business Bureau. You can trust American Hartford Gold as I do. Please call 866-326-5576 or text BILL to 998-899. Again, that's 866-326-5576, or text BILL to 9988. Hey there, it's your buddy, Craig Carton. And if you're like me, you could use a timeout from the chaotic news cycle, a pause from the politics, a break from the bedlam. I'm inviting you to join me every day on the Craig Carton show podcast where we tackle the biggest sporting events of the day and give honest, hot takes on and off the field. Sports talk should be fresh, informative and fun. And that's what we deliver every single single day. So give your ears a much needed vacation. It's time to tune out the noise and take a break from the non stop news cycle. Subscribe now to the Craig Carton Show Podcast available on Apple, Spotify, Amazon Music or wherever you get your podcasts. Roll it. Honestly, it's. It's not unfair to say if President Obama is going to Write a whole post about a peace deal. Maybe he should acknowledge the president that brokered it. Okay. But that was not organic, as they say, ordered. Now, the hate Trump press, what they do is deflect. They didn't have a real lot of coverage over the weekend about this. And we'll play you some other coverage that would take place. It was. All right, let's just move along. Let's get by this. It's a victory for Trump. We don't want to dwell on it. Okay? That's what the hey Trump press did, the networks and all that. There were, though, people who went out and tried to make Trump look bad, even though he succeeded. Roll it. Donald Trump is often criticized for behaving like a bully on the world stage, but that is exactly what him to get this deal done. How he was able to railroad Benjamin Netanyahu into signing up to a deal that other American presidents could not and probably would not have been able to get him to agree to. Yeah, but you don't have to use the word bully because that's not what he is. All right? What Trump is is a strong man. And I write about that in my column on Sunday. If you didn't read the column on BillOriley.com okay, about how Trump is governing as opposed to Andrew Jackson, Teddy Rose, it's the same thing. It's not a bully. A bully comes in and kicks defenseless people in the mouth. Hamas, not defenseless lady. Get the killers, the murderers. Got it. Go back to London and tell everybody. Dishonesty is staggering. All right, summing up, it's a big victory for Donald Trump and I'm going to get into it a little bit more, but I want to get down to D.C. tomorrow and kind of talk to. I have a whole bunch of high level meetings scheduled and then I'll come back. But this, this links in to Putin and China, this Hamas thing, and that's what I'm working on now. Okay. So just so you know, we're going to be extremely, exceedingly busy in D.C. but it's worth it. And that's the memo. Bill O'Reilly here. 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I got the opening chapter inside the Hamas raid, a horror on what they did on that day. All right, October 7, 2020. Three children were murdered and taken hostage by these savages. One of the kids was Abigail Moore Idan. Three years old. Three years old, taken by Hamas. Joining us now from New York City is Liz Hirsch Naftali. She is the aunt of little Apple Gal and she's written a book. And you, I recommend this book very highly to you. Saving Abigail, the True story of the abduction and Rescue of a three year old hostage. So this must be a joyous day for you, Ms. Nafali. Correct.
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Listen, it's a, it's a day of great joy and hope and heartbreak. I mean, it's been two years and what we're seeing are young men, sons and fathers coming home. And there is so, so much beauty in that. But we also know that as you said earlier, there's still 26 others that aren't coming home alive and they need to come home and be buried. But so it's one of those mixes of both. Like the most amazing. What President Trump and his team was able to accomplish was to bring these people free. But there are still people that need to come home and be buried.
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Rest assured, they will be. They will be. By this time tomorrow, I expect that all of that will be done. Now, let's get to your niece now and correct me if I'm wrong, because I had to read your book very quickly. So it's three kids in a home, two parents, right?
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Yes.
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Okay. Hamas savages kick the door in and kill the parents and kidnapped the three kids. Pretty much. That's what happened. Right?
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Actually, just a little change that they came in while my niece was putting the three kids in a safe room because missiles were flying and they murdered her in front of the three kids, 3, 6 and 9. And they ran outside and their father was a journalist and he had taken photos and he was running back because he had done this before. But he realized this morning, October 7, 2023, was a terror attack. And he picked up Abigail and ran. The four of them were running. And he was murdered by the terrorists. Fell onto Abigail. And a six and nine year old brother and sister ran back to their home and hid in a closet for 14 hours next to their mother's dead body. And Abigail, we thought had been killed, but she had actually miraculously survived, and then was taken as a hostage with another family into Gaza for 51 days.
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Okay, what happened to the kids who went into the safe room?
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The kids in the closet? They were rescued by what we would consider Navy SEALs after 14 hours, while there was still a war going on in their community on October 7th.
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So were these Israeli forces that rescued him?
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Yes.
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Okay, so they're safe, but little Abigail, three years old again, is gone, kidnapped out of there, and the parents are dead, killed in front of their own offspring. It's just. It's just talk about confronting evil. I mean, my God. Okay, so Abigail gets out. Tell our audience how that happened.
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So Abigail was a hostage for 51 days with women and children. They were released at the end of November. There was a deal that was done by the Biden administration, brokered by the Qataris and by the Egyptians. And when we saw Abigail on the third day of this release, I knew that she was safe. But a few days later, it broke down. And then Nothing happened until 2025 when President Trump came in and he was able, with Steve Witkoff and his team to get that next deal, which we saw at inauguration time, started to bring home more hostages.
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Right, that was a deal that I mentioned. That deal began, just so you know. I don't even know if you know this, about three weeks after Trump was elected president, and it took about a month, five weeks for it to come to fruition. So Abigail is released, she comes home to Israel. Who takes care of her?
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So, Bill, when you say she comes home, like, her house was destroyed, this neighborhood, this community, destroyed by Hamas terrorists. So she does come back to my niece, who did survive across this community on October 7th, she and her husband and their three kids miraculously survived. And she and her siblings went and lived and now live with them. And they live in a different part of the country because where they live, they can't go.
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And.
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And Abigail is being taken care of beautifully by her aunt and uncle, but without her parents.
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Okay, so the three children are reunited. An aunt and an uncle are caring for them. Now, you would say that maybe this is they live happily ever after, but they can't possibly live happily ever after, can they? After all, they've seen and been through?
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No. And you know, when you tell people this story, and I've kept telling the story for now two, almost two years of what happened, it really, it touches people because a three year old child was taken as a hostage after witnessing her parents murder. And here she is now a five year old and she goes to school. But everything that she has is, is based on a trauma of October 7th that she will carry with her for the rest of her life.
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Does she have manifestations of that? I know you're in very close touch with the family. Is it nightmares or is there anything about what she went through that is demonstrative today?
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Listen, she knows she was a hostage. She knows that she was starved. She knows she was kept in the dark. She knows that there was no food and no hygiene. But she also, when she hears a loud boom and a loud sound, she does go like this because she was a hostage in a building that for 51 days the area was being bombarded by the Israeli Defense Force as they were trying to, you know, bring home hostages. This child was suffering from it. So there are things like that. But you know, she's a child and what we are letting is for the things to come out from her naturally and to just give her the love. And what I've learned is I'll just tell you, we, we had popcorn one day and she said, I got to eat popcorn one time in Gaza. And you think to yourself that was her memory, that one day she got to eat popcorn in Gaza. And so when you know that, you know that she remembers everything.
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Oh, absolutely. Never forget it. The older children, do they have any kind of flashbacks that are consistent?
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You, you know, it's, they're very closed at this point. They talk with the, with their aunt and uncle who are their parents, but it's really, we're letting it come out naturally.
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I got it, I got it. So they're not any child psychiatry or anything like that. They're just kind of letting them be kids and then when it comes out, you'll deal with it. Correct.
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Right. But just keep in mind all children in that were affected by October 7th in Israel. Thousands and thousands of children all have their therapists, as do my family.
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The adult they were assigned by the.
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Government, by the government and by and by. It's been done both privately and with the government. But literally everybody, Israelis are traumatized. You know, we talk about this great day and we talk about everything. But I know for our family until Abigail was released, we could not even begin to move forward. And I know for these families they can just start to move forward with their loved ones home. But it's a nation that is waiting to move forward emotionally.
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So you live in New York City, I'm right outside the city boundary. And then you see what happens at Columbia and about the demonstrations and the far left. People hate Israel, always have. What do you, how do you process that?
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Look, since the beginning when Abigail was taken, and I like to, and I really say stolen, she was stolen on October 7 as an orphan. And people then said to me when people were tearing down the posters and defacing a little child, I pitied them. I thought how, how sad that that is where people are and so hateful. And I, for two years, even when Abigail was taken, I was fighting for an end to the fighting. But it started with bringing back all of our hostages that were stolen. And Abigail was one of those, a three year old child. So one of the things that I will tell you is I believe, and President Trump has said this and Steve Witkoff has said it, is that we have to reject hate. And that is hateful. What is going on in those campuses is hateful. And I look at myself and so many hostage families as looking. How do we actually bring a piece which President Trump is dedicated to that makes it safe for kids on both sides? So the irony of this moment, Bill, is that I believe that the work that we are doing and we can be different politically, but we are coming together, which is saying, enough hate and how do we move forward and bring peace to the region?
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Yeah, I don't know if you're going to get through to the real fanatical Mandani wing. I mean, that must be painful for you as well. See that a guy might be elected the mayor of the city in which you live who can't stand Israel and you'll never convert him, no matter what you do.
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Look, I've learned in this process, I'm going to talk to people who want to know the truth and want to work together. And I will say this, that throughout my travels in the States, in New York and the world, there are truly a lot of really good people. And I believe they are the majority and the minority of people that you've discussed that are very loud and very vocal. I can't convince them to be on the side of truth and justice. So I'm going to talk to people who could be very different politically, very different nationally or religiously, but that want to know the truth and accept that on October 7th, there was a terror attack in Israel and it affected Jews, Christians and Muslims. Those people didn't care. They just wanted to kill.
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Well, that is the truth. So, Liz, we appreciate it very much. Again, the book is Saving Abigail, the true story of the abduction and rescue of a three year old hostage. And you really want to know the truth is, Liz just said you read this book and we wish you the best, Liz, if we can ever be of any help to the family at all, you let us know, okay? Thanks for helping us out tonight. So as I mentioned, the. The process now not to give Donald Trump credit for this big victory is deflection. Okay? It's like we're gonna not say much and we're gonna go on to the ICE agents and we're gonna go on to the National Guard. So Barack Obama appeared on a podcast and said this. When you have what looks like a deliberate end run around, not just a concept, but a law that's been around for a long time, Posse Comitatis, that says you don't use our military on domestic soil unless there is an extraordinary emergency of some sort, that when you see an administration suggest that ordinary street crime is an insurrection or, or terrorist act, or a terrorist act. That is a genuine effort to weaken how we have understood democracy. So if I were interviewing Barack Obama, I guess, well, you use the word, Mr. President, extraordinary emergency. I would think that a state, city, municipality, failing to obey federal law, immigration law, basically saying out, we're not obeying the law. We're not going to do it, just like the segregationists did back in the 50s and 60s. And I would bring up the Kennedy thing that we reported on last week. That's kind of an extraordinary circumstance, is it not? That would be my question. Okay. But of course, I'll never get to answer it because they don't want to engage in that kind of debate. And then Kamala Harris, the same deal. Here's what she says. Go. This affects all of us who believe.
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That, flawed though it may be, that.
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A justice system is actually supposed to be blind in the way that it.
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Does its work, not targeting people because.
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Of who they are or for that.
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Matter, what they look like.
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So the what they look like comment is about ICE rounding up people who look Hispanic. But then I would say to Ms. Harris, okay, justice is supposed to be blind, not targeting people. Don't you think Donald Trump was targeted? Not to be a whataboutism, but does she believe that Donald Trump was targeted by the justice System both in D.C. new York and Atlanta? Yes or no. And she'd have to say, no, I don't believe he was. Okay. That's the kind of journalism that we're just missing in America. There will be a far left protest next Saturday. It is being partially organized by the American Federation of Government Employees, a union. They represent one. Let's see. No, it's about 800,000. Right. They represent hundreds of thousands of federal workers and they are a extension of the Democratic party. They gave 1.3 million Democrats last time around. And they are in business to advance the Democrats and liberal causes. So this is who's behind it. Always interesting to know who's behind it. The American Federation of Government Employees. And if they get out of control, that's going to help Donald Trump right now. Government shutdown update. I got a letter from Barbara Galleon. Barbara who lives in Galleon, Michigan. Barbara asked me, news agencies keep reporting that federal employees will not receive a paycheck next week. Does that include members of Congress? No, it does not. Because members of Congress do not work for the federal government. I know it's complicated, Barbara. They're elected. They work for us. We, the People, yes, Congress is funded, but it's a part. They're not hired by the federal bureaucracy. Okay? They're in, they're out, based upon votes. So they don't come under that banner. Separate. Whole separate thing. I'm Piers Morgan, the host of the Piers Morgan Uncensored podcast. We do big interviews and we do big debates about whatever's getting people talking. We make news, we make noise, and we make a little bit of trouble, too. Come and see what all the fuss is about. You can listen to Piers Morgan uncensored on Apple podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, or wherever you get your podcasts. I usually ask potential criminals to have.
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A seat, but now I'm asking you.
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Well, okay, basically that says that I don't like MAGA and Trump. So anything you say about them is okay with me. Right, Dan? Did I get it right? J.D. vance Disney, George Stephanopoulos love this story. So Disney is unrepentant, very anti Trump. Going to continue to be. I thought that they would moderate a little bit, pull back a little bit. Haven't seen it. So the vice President goes on the Sunday show with Stephanopoulos. All right. Who is ABC's big correspondent, even though he's not. He's a fervent Democrat. That's his number one priority in life. Stephanopoulos and Stephanopoulos don't want to talk about the hostages yesterday. He don't want to talk about any of that. He wants to talk about Tom Homan. Go. You're saying right now you don't know whether or not he kept that money? I don't know what tape you're referring to George. I saw media reports that Tom Homan accepted a bribe. There's no evidence of that. And here's George, why fewer and fewer people watch your program and why you're losing credibility because you're talking for now five minutes with the vice president, United States about this story regarding Tom Homan, a story that I've read about, but I don't even know the video that you're talking about. Didn't insinuate anything. I asked you whether Tom Holman accepted $50,000, as was heard on an audio tape recorded by the FBI in September 2024, and you did not answer the question. Thank you for your time this morning. No, I said that I don't have Next. We'll be right back. Oh, he, you know, I want to slap him because, number one, Stephanopoulos is convicting Homan of taking a bribe. No due process. So there's some tape or whatever. But I listen to the tape. You know, there could be a million explanations for that, but Stephanopoulos convicted Allman. We don't need his stinking due process. And number two, he's, thank you very much. Hey, you know, out of here. Because, because Vance insulted Stephanopoulos, told little Georgie that his ratings are down to shoot. And they are on Good Morning America as well. And Georgie didn't like that. Okay, Disney, you got big, big problem, man. Got it. Telling you, I was going to play the Nobel Peace Prize guy, but I'm not because it's not important. His name is Georgen Vutni Friedness. He's the chair of the Norwegian Nobel Committee. And he says, well, we have a lot of applicants for the Nobel Peace Prize. Yeah. Okay. The fix is in up there in Norway. I like Norway. Beautiful place. But you're not being honest, Jorgen. Maybe next year if Trump can solve the Ukraine thing, but even then you don't want to give it to him. Come on, just be honest. Just say we don't want to give it to him. We don't like them. We're liberal people in Norway. All right, quick break and we'll tell you what we're going to do down there in the final thought in a moment. All right, final thought of the day. Taking Amtrak down to D.C. tomorrow morning. Can't fly because it's raining or windy or cloudy or the moon's out or whatever. And I don't mind taking a train. I could do some work on the train. I'm not getting patted down, you know, that kind of thing. So tomorrow we'll do our show from the D.C. we'll do the no spin news. And then after I tape, I'm going to go over to the White House. Charlie Kirk's widow is getting the Congressional Medal. All right. No, no. The Presidential Medal of Freedom. She get the Congressional Medal, too, but the Presidential Medal of Freedom. So I was invited to be there. I don't know her. I didn't know Charlie Kirk very well. But as a sign of respect, I'm going to go to the White House and go to the ceremony. I'll report back to you on Wednesday. And then Wednesday night, the big three American show, O'Reilly, Stephen A. And Cuomo News Nation simulcast on CW Network and on Sirius. Huge 8pm Eastern, discussing everything, all Trump administration controversies and successes and failures. Boy, is that going to be wild. Okay. At the Kennedy Center Live. Whoa. And then on Thursday, I'm doing a veterans documentary, which you're going to love. We're assessing all the generals, American generals throughout history, how good they were or not so good. And that'll be on Veterans Day. So that is my day in D.C. my week in D.C. i'm delirious already, but I hope you stay with us throughout the week. We'll have the best coverage of everything. I'm Bill O'Reilly. Thank you for watching Noospin News. We'll see you again from Washington tomorrow. This episode is brought to you by LifeLock. It's Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and Lifelock has.
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