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Foreign. Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the no Spin News. Wednesday, August 5, 2026. Stand up for your country. You know, the world is interconnected and this is fairly new. I mean, I'd say a decade old. And it's going to get worse with the AI Stuff. I'm keeping a close eye on that. But the more complicated things get, the more confused we Americans get. And Iran is the best example of that because it's like every day we're going to bomb. No, we're going to negotiate. No, we're going to do this. No, we're going to do that. And all we're getting is a merry go round. And a lot of people just tuned out. That's a mistake. This is a serious story. You want to be on this story. But I don't blame people for, and they come up to me all the time in public and go, why are we there? What do we do doing there? And is it going to end? And you know, all of that stuff. They're genuinely concerned. But do they understand the interconnectivity of what happens in Iran with the Gulf states, the oil flow worldwide, China, Russia, it's all together. And of course, you need a master's degree in political science to figure it out. And this is not good. Simplicity and clarity are what the country needs. So on top of that, you have corrupt, poor reporting. So you turn on your television set and you're trying to get information, but you got to know you're not being told what's actually happening. Number one, most journalists have no blanket idea what's happening at the Pentagon. That's all classified information, all of it. I can't tell you how many letters I get. Well, how come he doesn't do this? How would I know? I'm not in the morning briefing. But these other pundits go on TV and they're, oh, yeah, it's a waste of time. So we don't know what the strategy is to bring Iran to its knees. There are some things we do know, and that is that President Trump's legacy hinges on some kind of victory in Iran. Can't just cut and run. Can't just say, okay, I've had enough, can't. Now we know that it's a midterm, it's him. And, but again, what the president's decision making is, is subject to the information that he gets. And we don't have that information. Talking points memo is, I'm involved in yet another international controversy. I don't know how this happens. I Don't know how it happens, but your humble correspondent is now more frequently. And I think it's because of YouTube, finding myself in all kinds of stuff around the world. This one is fairly amazing. So I wrote a message of the day. You go to billorilly.com and you see the message every day, and we crank them out. Okay? And the message of the day is that Mexico, the country, is not our friend. This is what I said. Mexico is not a friend of the United States. Its government has been corrupt for decades. That has led to a rise in murder and international drug trafficking. That is not opinion. It is a fact. Current Presidente of Mexico, socialist Claudia Sheinbaum is under heavy pressure from the Trump administration to allow American assets to help eradicate the incredibly vicious drug cartels. Ms. Shibaum has initiated a few arrests, but will not allow US Authorities inside her country when she could easily do so. Instead, she blames American drug addicts and smuggled weaponry for Mexico's problem. An absurd argument. Cartels have murdered more than 1 million of Shine Bomb's people over a decade. A million. So stop making excuses, madam. Okay? True Americans who buy illegal narcotics are part of the equation, no question. They're selfish, who enable murder, bad Americans. But it is Sheinbaum herself who is the main problem. Summon up some courage, Madam President. Do the right thing for a change. Okay, so President Trump gets a hold of this and posts a link to it on Truth Social Boom. All right? All over the world and people like that. So it doesn't take long for Mexico to react. And we'll have that reaction in a moment. First, the stats. Every single word that I said in the message. It's true. There have been 223,000 homicides in Mexico in the last five years. 223,000. Okay, disappearances, which are homicides, up 200%. Studies say that Mexico's organized crime group said between 160,000 and 185,000 members. That's an army of drug dealers. An army, okay? From 2000 to 2022, 12, 70 Mexican politicians were murdered, 58 politicians assassinated every year. These are Sean bombs, people. Okay, so, and then the U.S. customs and Border Patrol have their drug stats. 99% of all the fentanyl, and that's what kills most Americans from drug ODs come from Mexico. So if you're president, what do you do? You do what Trump is doing. Look, Madam President, we'll help you, all right? Take our assets, we'll go in, we'll destroy these cartels. Not that hard, you can do it. So here's what Scheinbaum says. Roll the tape. We're all friends with everyone in the world. Everyone in it. Bravery is the defense of sovereignty.
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I gotta tell you, boy, I really have to tell you, that's one of the dumbest things, things I have ever heard. We're all friends with everyone, including your cartels, apparently. Apparently, you're big buds with them, right? The level of corruption in the Mexican government. Because the cartels basically say, look, take the money or we'll kill your family. But they're going to take the money. The shine bomb is smiling. Oh, we're friends with everybody, but not our friends, not us. Okay? And most Americans, okay, I'm not going to Mexico. Why would I do that? I'm not afraid to go. I've been to every province in the country. But why would I put any money into this system? It's a dangerous place and it's killing Americans. Now, Sheinbaum had to respond to my message of the day. She had to, because Trump put it out and went all over the world and people are going, yeah, it kind of makes sense. How come you're not doing anything about it, lady? And the reason she's not doing anything about it is because she's afraid. You don't want a bullet in the head. That's why the cartels know that. So it's really depressing. You know, a lot of bad guys in the world. If you read Confronting Evil, we have some of the Mexican cartel in there. But if you're afraid of them, situation is going to get worse, not better. And that's a memo. I'm talking about bad guys. Iran latest. I don't know what to tell you. I just don't know what to tell you today. Hormuz, there's nothing definitive I can report about Iran. I'm praying that a deal is reached. The deal is simple. Open a Strait of Hormuz and let weapons inspectors examine uranium production. That's it. These mullahs, they, I guess they want to die and they want everybody to die. I'm president, they're going to die. That sounds a little callous. I know. What's the alternative? Cut out of there. That's what the Democratic Party wants to do, what the media wants. Cut out of there, Run away. Then we can say Trump blew it. That's what they're invested in. All right. Stock market is doing very well. And again, again, this sounds callous, but I'm telling you, if you Invest in a 401k in a college fund or whatever it may be, a savings program, whatever it may be, your assets have skyrocketed under the Trump administration. Skyrocketed, okay. But most Americans have not. They don't buy stocks. Well, they can't afford it. Yeah, you can. You have to budget. You have to sacrifice. You have to put money aside. You have to find a decent financial advisor and broker. But if you don't have any stocks, how are you going to participate in a capitalistic system? How? You're not. And you're going to reach age 75, and you're going to be broke, not going to have any money, and you'll be dependent on the state and federal entitlements to keep you alive. I got a terrible letter from a person today. We're helping her out, I mean, and she goes, well, I'm 76 years old. I don't have any money and I can't do this. And now I have this thing in my eye and I'm going, ugh. Woman is destitute. Nothing. She's 76 years old. I don't know. You can't force people to see the big picture. And it's not even taught in school. These kids run around the debit cards. They don't know what the deuce they're doing. Anyway, if the Iranian thing finally gets resolved, the market will go up and more and prices will come down. And that could save the Republican Party three months from this week. Could. Why not? Could. So progressive. Abdul Al Sayed. This guy doesn't like the police, criminals out. Doesn't want ice, doesn't want border patrols, doesn't want anything. He's a communist. So he wins the Democratic primary. Not a big deal. I mean, very few people voted. I don't know the numbers, but I'll give them to you when I get him. And he wins. So he's up against Mike Rogers, a Republican who's a traditional guy. Rogers should beat him. If Rogers doesn't beat him, then Michigan is gone. And I mean that. So you join California, you're out. You're gone if you elect this man. So Vice President Pence on WABC radio, here's what he said. Go. I think this upcoming election couldn't be more important in the life of the nation. I tell people, I also think, in some respects, I argue a little bit with some of the direction of the Republican Party. Nationalizing businesses, price controls, some people dallying with isolationism. But I tell people, in some respects, I think Republicans have lost their way. But Democrats have lost their minds. Okay. I don't have a lot to say about Pence. He's right. This is a very, very intense election coming up. I was on Hannity today. We're discussing you have in flow of it. I don't know. Abdul El Sayed. Look, if you don't know that he's a crank, then you're never going to know anything. You're that stupid to pull a lever for him, I can't help you. I can't. But I think Rogers will beat him. And if I'm wrong, I'll play the sound bite. Kate's Law. This is one of my few failures in my career and Mitch McConnell was the guy who killed it. So Kate's Law and I wrote it says that if you are deported and then you come back to the United States and commit a crime, felony, you get 10 years in federal prison. Like that. So illegal alien. Martin Martinez Valinas, 38 years old, Mexican. He kills a 21 year old U.S. marine, James Ray Walden, in February 2017. Okay, so he's sentenced to three years. This Belinas guy, three years. He kills a Marine and then he is deported. After the three year prison sentence, he comes back. This is the third time that we know him, okay? And they catch him. Ice catches them. But instead of him doing 10 years in the penitentiary like Kate's Law would mandate, they're going to deport him again. Again. Does that make any sense to you? To send him back to Mexico and the likelihood is he'll come right back, even though it's harder to get in now, you can still do it. Why is he serving 10 years? Because of Mitch McConnell. Now you all saw the Lindsey Graham funeral and all that when Mitch McConnell dies. And I don't wish him any ill, but that could be coming up. Not going to get any of that. All right? He's dead. This man is responsible for thousands of Americans being killed because he himself would not put Kate's Law up for a vote on the Senate floor when he could have. He could have overridden his 60. Got it in there. Wouldn't do it. Why? Because he don't want some punk like O'Reilly writing legislation, that's why. So, Mitch, you know, I'm sorry you're not feeling well when you go. And that poor Marine should be alive today.
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All right, Fauci vote tomorrow. So all this is is holding Dr. Fauci in contempt of Congress because he took the Fifth Amendment even though he was pardoned by President Biden. Okay, so they'll probably get the contempt of Congress. Will anything further happen be tied up in the cords for years because the Fauci side will argue, no, no, no, no, he got pardon. You can't override a presidential pardon. And the guys that want to put him in jail are going to say no, no, no, no, no. And I don't know how that's going to come, but I do know that across the board it is Democrats who are covering for Dr. Fauci. Roland Republicans in the Senate held a hearing that was supposedly on the origins of COVID 19. But in reality, what it ended up being was a chance for Republicans to try to vilify Dr. Anthony Fauci. The whole thing was an intentional circus. There is no evidence that he tried to make any money off of it. There was no evidence. He recommended one thing, another for everything you do. But I don't think the guy really made any mistakes. And I think the biggest mistake, the headline mistake he made was totally justified by his answer. It was ridiculous. But what are you going to do? And if you know the Democrats have coalesced around this guy Fauci who lied about COVID why would they do that? Can you imagine a Trump health official, Bobby Kennedy Jr. Say, who lied about COVID They'd have the nooses out all day long, would they not? Psaki has got some nerve because she was involved with that Biden cabal. Okay, here's a very interesting story. So as you know, we have concierge membership on billorolly.com and if you are in trouble, we will try to help you. If you need an explanation of anything in the news, we will give it to you and we will protect your anonymity. Nobody will know that you're a concierge member or what our interaction is. So I get a letter, Tennessee, from a woman, well intentioned, I think, and she says this, I have been watching you for years. And I have 20 of your books which I love reading. However, back in Covid years, I was so disillusioned with you when you would very strongly suggest we all get the vax. Then she goes on and says, yesterday you showed what some of the other journalists said back to about Fauci and the vaccine. Can you admit you were wrong in shaming some of us? I'd love to go over some of the things you said. Well, we are going to do that right now. Okay. Now, I know that we say a lot of things here. I know people get confused. They don't know what we say. If you're concierge member, you get a transcript free of anything you want. So on December 21, 2021, right in the middle of this Covid mess, here's what I said. Go. And I think that President Trump was pretty straightforward. And he said, look, the vaccine that we developed in a miracle nine months has saved millions of lives, which it has. But no matter what you say, 40 million people aren't going to believe you and they have a right to that. So that was what I was trying to get across. So many in this country, particularly in the media, want to shut down the opinion of the anti vaxxers. They don't want to hear it. And if you take that opinion, then you are the devil. You're a bad person.
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I think that's counter to our republic. So it looks like I was sticking up for the people who didn't want the vaccine. I was not. Unless you're speaking Swahili. Okay. I was not strongly suggesting that all Americans take the vax, was I? Now you can ask, why are you going on the defensive, O'Reilly? Why are you doing this? There is a greater issue involved. It's not about me.
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I can back up pretty much everything I've said For the last 30 years of commentary in this country. And I would never say that if you were anti vax that you didn't have a Right to that stance, as I just proved. Again, December 21, 2021. If you're a concierge member, you can get the transcript. Okay. The bigger question is that people are now hearing what they want to hear. So they already believe what they want to believe. Already do that. But now they're hearing stuff that isn't there. It's not real, but they're convinced it's real. This woman, and again, I think she is a well intentioned woman. All right, can you admit you were wrong in shaming some of us? I didn't come close to doing that, but she heard that. Why? I think I know why, but I can't prove it. It's because when the vaccine was introduced, the controversy about it was so intense that you had to be on one side or the other and that if you weren't on the anti vaxxer side, then you were shaming them. No, that's not what we do here. We tell you what we believe and then we stick up for your right to believe what you want to believe, but not to hear what you want to hear. You don't have the right to do that because the record is the record. Interesting story, right? 25 million young adults in the USA have moved back home with the parents. My father never would have allowed that. He would have been armed at the front door had I tried to move back in so that I would. I'd be sprawled out on the front lawn. Okay, record 25 million adults under the age of 35 are living with their parents. And more were coming and coming and coming because they can't afford apartment and this and that and this and that. All right, I don't. I don't doubt it. This is realtor.com. and I rented. That's what I did in my first when I was teaching high school. And then when I went up to Boston U, I rented, not lavish, obviously, one or two rooms and I was fine. And then about, I would say, eight years into my career, it saved a month to buy a condo right outside Giant Stadium in Jersey in Secaucus. I bought the condo. Okay? It was all right, again, not lavish. And I lived in a condo. And then I sold a condo for a nice profit. And then I bought a house. This is what you do. This is how you do it. The key is you got to have a job. You gotta be earning decent money. Can't be flipping burgers. We'll take a quick break. Back in a moment. Final thought. So always interesting when I go on Cuomo. I'll be on a News Nation tonight, 8pM I don't know. They're keeping it from me what we're going to talk about. Usually they send me a head and say, you know, Chris wants to talk about this, this and that. I haven't gotten anything from these guys so maybe it'll be a surprise. It doesn't matter to me. So whatever he wants to talk about, I'm fine with it. Once in a while I want to do a little research, you know, to back up what is going on. I think that's worthy. I'll get it. I'll get it about, I don't know. So we're going to be on at 8 Eastern time. I'll probably get a little hint on what they want to do about five. That's plenty of time for me to swing into action. Cuomo's ratings are very good year to year, so I'm taking full credit for that, of course. But NewsNation becoming a factor and that parent company, Nexstar out of Dallas, they got an opportunity with all the others kind of being a little dull, a little boring. News Asia got some pretty good correspondence, I think. But Cuomo had nice year to year pop. So congrats to him. And that is a for us today. I am Bill O'Reilly. We always thank you for watching and listening. Sunday calm. I don't know what I'm going to write on yet. Hopefully I'm going to write on some kind of good news from Iran. What a pain, boy. But we are locked and loaded to deliver the latest commentary to you no matter what happens. Thanks again for watching tonight.
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Podcast: Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis
Episode: Mexico’s Growing Corruption Problem, Iran Deal Progress?, the Progressive Left’s Growing Influence, & Democrats Continue to Defend Dr. Anthony Fauci
Date: August 6, 2026
Host: Bill O’Reilly

Episode Overview

Bill O’Reilly tackles several key issues affecting the U.S. and its place in a complex, interconnected world. The episode covers the deepening corruption and violence in Mexico, uncertainty about an Iran deal, the influence of the progressive left—especially in Michigan politics—and continued Democratic defense of Dr. Anthony Fauci. True to O’Reilly's style, the episode mixes commentary with hard stats and a pointed tone, questioning political motivations and media narratives throughout.

Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. The Complexity of Global Affairs & Media Opacity

(00:00–03:00)

O’Reilly opens with the theme that the world is more interconnected than ever, leading to growing confusion among Americans, especially regarding U.S. involvement abroad.
He criticizes the media for a lack of transparency and expertise, especially on matters of national security:

“Most journalists have no blanket idea what's happening at the Pentagon. That's all classified information, all of it.” (01:48)
He frames clarity and simplicity as desperately needed for the American public.

2. Mexico’s Corruption Problem & Cartel Violence

(03:00–10:30)

O’Reilly discusses his viral commentary claiming “Mexico is not a friend of the United States,” which former President Trump amplified on social media, sparking international reaction.
Hard Facts Presented:
- 223,000 homicides in Mexico over the past five years.
- Disappearances (homicides) up 200%.
- Estimated 160,000–185,000 members in Mexico’s organized crime groups.
- 99% of fentanyl in the U.S. comes from Mexico.
Criticizes Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum for refusing U.S. assistance, arguing that her inaction is driven by fear:

“Cartels have murdered more than 1 million of Shine Bomb's people over a decade... but it is Sheinbaum herself who is the main problem. Summon up some courage, Madam President.” (04:45)
Plays a clip of Sheinbaum’s response, calling her statement on sovereignty “one of the dumbest things I have ever heard.” (07:40)
Blames Mexican government corruption for perpetuating the violence, suggesting fear of cartel reprisals drives inaction:

“You don't want a bullet in the head. That's why the cartels know that. So it's really depressing.” (09:15)

3. Iran Nuclear Deal Stalemate and Geopolitical Uncertainty

(10:30–12:20)

O’Reilly expresses frustration with the lack of clarity or resolution on Iran, highlighting the stakes:

“The deal is simple. Open a Strait of Hormuz and let weapons inspectors examine uranium production.”
Suggests that political motivations are dictating the rhetoric more than facts and reiterates that the public is left in the dark.

4. Progressive Left’s Influence & Michigan Politics

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Focus on Abdul El-Sayed, a progressive candidate who won a Democratic primary in Michigan.
- Describes him as “a communist” and criticizes his positions on law enforcement and borders.
- Predicts that if El-Sayed is elected, “Michigan is gone. So you join California, you're out. You're gone if you elect this man.” (13:47)
Plays Vice President Pence’s radio quote:

“In some respects, I think Republicans have lost their way. But Democrats have lost their minds.” (14:30)
O’Reilly reacts, agreeing with Pence and restating the importance of the upcoming election.

5. Immigration Law & Kate’s Law Defeat

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Revisits the tale of a deported illegal immigrant who killed a U.S. Marine and was only lightly punished.
Laments the defeat of “Kate’s Law”, blaming then-Senate leader Mitch McConnell for not advancing the bill:

“This man is responsible for thousands of Americans being killed because he himself would not put Kate's Law up for a vote on the Senate floor.” (17:23)
Expresses frustration at recurring cycles of leniency and loopholes for repeat offenders.

6. Dr. Anthony Fauci and Congressional Contempt Vote

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O’Reilly previews the upcoming congressional contempt vote for Dr. Fauci, pointing out that partisanship is clouding accountability.
- “Across the board it is Democrats who are covering for Dr. Fauci.” (18:50)
- Argues that if a Trump-era official had done the same, there would be “nooses out all day long.” (20:40)
Responds to a listener’s question about his stance on vaccines and Fauci’s record—plays old audio to clarify he never shamed anti-vaxxers:

“But no matter what you say, 40 million people aren't going to believe you and they have a right to that.” (21:40)
Emphasizes the need for honest debate:

“We tell you what we believe and then we stick up for your right to believe what you want to believe, but not to hear what you want to hear. You don't have the right to do that because the record is the record.” (24:56)

7. Economic Commentary and Societal Change

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Observes that the stock market is strong under President Trump, but warns Americans must invest to truly benefit.
- “If you don't have any stocks, how are you going to participate in a capitalistic system?... You're going to reach age 75, and you're going to be broke.” (11:45)
Discusses a rise in young adults living with parents (25 million Americans under 35):

“My father never would have allowed that. He would have been armed at the front door had I tried to move back in.” (25:08)
Shares his own story of saving and buying his first home as advice for young people.

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

“Mexico is not a friend of the United States. Its government has been corrupt for decades. That is not opinion. It is a fact.” (04:06)
On Sheinbaum: “...that's one of the dumbest things I have ever heard. We're all friends with everyone, including your cartels, apparently.” (07:40)
“The deal is simple. Open a Strait of Hormuz and let weapons inspectors examine uranium production. That's it.” (11:25)
“If you don't have any stocks, how are you going to participate in a capitalistic system?” (11:45)
“We tell you what we believe and then we stick up for your right to believe what you want to believe, but not to hear what you want to hear.” (24:56)

Timestamps for Important Segments

00:00–03:00 — World interconnectivity & complexity of current events
03:00–10:30 — Detailed discussion of Mexico’s cartel violence and government corruption
10:30–12:20 — Iran deal and U.S. geopolitical strategy
12:20–15:10 — Progressive politics in Michigan; Abdul El-Sayed segment
15:10–17:40 — Kate’s Law, immigration loopholes, criticism of Mitch McConnell
18:13–22:50 — Dr. Fauci contempt vote, O’Reilly clarifies his positions on vaccines
24:20–26:00 — Economic advice, young adults living at home trend
End — Closing remarks, media landscape, NewsNation mention

Summary Takeaway

Bill O’Reilly’s episode is a rapid-fire analysis of pressing national and international issues, rooted in skepticism of political and media narratives and a demand for accountability from leaders, both foreign and domestic. He mixes commentary, hard stats, and pointed personal anecdotes, maintaining a direct, uncompromising tone throughout, and encourages listeners to remain informed but skeptical in an era of complexity and misinformation.

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Foreign. Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the no Spin News. Wednesday, August 5, 2026. Stand up for your country. You know, the world is interconnected and this is fairly new. I mean, I'd say a decade old. And it's going to get worse with the AI Stuff. I'm keeping a close eye on that. But the more complicated things get, the more confused we Americans get. And Iran is the best example of that because it's like every day we're going to bomb. No, we're going to negotiate. No, we're going to do this. No, we're going to do that. And all we're getting is a merry go round. And a lot of people just tuned out. That's a mistake. This is a serious story. You want to be on this story. But I don't blame people for, and they come up to me all the time in public and go, why are we there? What do we do doing there? And is it going to end? And you know, all of that stuff. They're genuinely concerned. But do they understand the interconnectivity of what happens in Iran with the Gulf states, the oil flow worldwide, China, Russia, it's all together. And of course, you need a master's degree in political science to figure it out. And this is not good. Simplicity and clarity are what the country needs. So on top of that, you have corrupt, poor reporting. So you turn on your television set and you're trying to get information, but you got to know you're not being told what's actually happening. Number one, most journalists have no blanket idea what's happening at the Pentagon. That's all classified information, all of it. I can't tell you how many letters I get. Well, how come he doesn't do this? How would I know? I'm not in the morning briefing. But these other pundits go on TV and they're, oh, yeah, it's a waste of time. So we don't know what the strategy is to bring Iran to its knees. There are some things we do know, and that is that President Trump's legacy hinges on some kind of victory in Iran. Can't just cut and run. Can't just say, okay, I've had enough, can't. Now we know that it's a midterm, it's him. And, but again, what the president's decision making is, is subject to the information that he gets. And we don't have that information. Talking points memo is, I'm involved in yet another international controversy. I don't know how this happens. I Don't know how it happens, but your humble correspondent is now more frequently. And I think it's because of YouTube, finding myself in all kinds of stuff around the world. This one is fairly amazing. So I wrote a message of the day. You go to billorilly.com and you see the message every day, and we crank them out. Okay? And the message of the day is that Mexico, the country, is not our friend. This is what I said. Mexico is not a friend of the United States. Its government has been corrupt for decades. That has led to a rise in murder and international drug trafficking. That is not opinion. It is a fact. Current Presidente of Mexico, socialist Claudia Sheinbaum is under heavy pressure from the Trump administration to allow American assets to help eradicate the incredibly vicious drug cartels. Ms. Shibaum has initiated a few arrests, but will not allow US Authorities inside her country when she could easily do so. Instead, she blames American drug addicts and smuggled weaponry for Mexico's problem. An absurd argument. Cartels have murdered more than 1 million of Shine Bomb's people over a decade. A million. So stop making excuses, madam. Okay? True Americans who buy illegal narcotics are part of the equation, no question. They're selfish, who enable murder, bad Americans. But it is Sheinbaum herself who is the main problem. Summon up some courage, Madam President. Do the right thing for a change. Okay, so President Trump gets a hold of this and posts a link to it on Truth Social Boom. All right? All over the world and people like that. So it doesn't take long for Mexico to react. And we'll have that reaction in a moment. First, the stats. Every single word that I said in the message. It's true. There have been 223,000 homicides in Mexico in the last five years. 223,000. Okay, disappearances, which are homicides, up 200%. Studies say that Mexico's organized crime group said between 160,000 and 185,000 members. That's an army of drug dealers. An army, okay? From 2000 to 2022, 12, 70 Mexican politicians were murdered, 58 politicians assassinated every year. These are Sean bombs, people. Okay, so, and then the U.S. customs and Border Patrol have their drug stats. 99% of all the fentanyl, and that's what kills most Americans from drug ODs come from Mexico. So if you're president, what do you do? You do what Trump is doing. Look, Madam President, we'll help you, all right? Take our assets, we'll go in, we'll destroy these cartels. Not that hard, you can do it. So here's what Scheinbaum says. Roll the tape. We're all friends with everyone in the world. Everyone in it. Bravery is the defense of sovereignty.
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I gotta tell you, boy, I really have to tell you, that's one of the dumbest things, things I have ever heard. We're all friends with everyone, including your cartels, apparently. Apparently, you're big buds with them, right? The level of corruption in the Mexican government. Because the cartels basically say, look, take the money or we'll kill your family. But they're going to take the money. The shine bomb is smiling. Oh, we're friends with everybody, but not our friends, not us. Okay? And most Americans, okay, I'm not going to Mexico. Why would I do that? I'm not afraid to go. I've been to every province in the country. But why would I put any money into this system? It's a dangerous place and it's killing Americans. Now, Sheinbaum had to respond to my message of the day. She had to, because Trump put it out and went all over the world and people are going, yeah, it kind of makes sense. How come you're not doing anything about it, lady? And the reason she's not doing anything about it is because she's afraid. You don't want a bullet in the head. That's why the cartels know that. So it's really depressing. You know, a lot of bad guys in the world. If you read Confronting Evil, we have some of the Mexican cartel in there. But if you're afraid of them, situation is going to get worse, not better. And that's a memo. I'm talking about bad guys. Iran latest. I don't know what to tell you. I just don't know what to tell you today. Hormuz, there's nothing definitive I can report about Iran. I'm praying that a deal is reached. The deal is simple. Open a Strait of Hormuz and let weapons inspectors examine uranium production. That's it. These mullahs, they, I guess they want to die and they want everybody to die. I'm president, they're going to die. That sounds a little callous. I know. What's the alternative? Cut out of there. That's what the Democratic Party wants to do, what the media wants. Cut out of there, Run away. Then we can say Trump blew it. That's what they're invested in. All right. Stock market is doing very well. And again, again, this sounds callous, but I'm telling you, if you Invest in a 401k in a college fund or whatever it may be, a savings program, whatever it may be, your assets have skyrocketed under the Trump administration. Skyrocketed, okay. But most Americans have not. They don't buy stocks. Well, they can't afford it. Yeah, you can. You have to budget. You have to sacrifice. You have to put money aside. You have to find a decent financial advisor and broker. But if you don't have any stocks, how are you going to participate in a capitalistic system? How? You're not. And you're going to reach age 75, and you're going to be broke, not going to have any money, and you'll be dependent on the state and federal entitlements to keep you alive. I got a terrible letter from a person today. We're helping her out, I mean, and she goes, well, I'm 76 years old. I don't have any money and I can't do this. And now I have this thing in my eye and I'm going, ugh. Woman is destitute. Nothing. She's 76 years old. I don't know. You can't force people to see the big picture. And it's not even taught in school. These kids run around the debit cards. They don't know what the deuce they're doing. Anyway, if the Iranian thing finally gets resolved, the market will go up and more and prices will come down. And that could save the Republican Party three months from this week. Could. Why not? Could. So progressive. Abdul Al Sayed. This guy doesn't like the police, criminals out. Doesn't want ice, doesn't want border patrols, doesn't want anything. He's a communist. So he wins the Democratic primary. Not a big deal. I mean, very few people voted. I don't know the numbers, but I'll give them to you when I get him. And he wins. So he's up against Mike Rogers, a Republican who's a traditional guy. Rogers should beat him. If Rogers doesn't beat him, then Michigan is gone. And I mean that. So you join California, you're out. You're gone if you elect this man. So Vice President Pence on WABC radio, here's what he said. Go. I think this upcoming election couldn't be more important in the life of the nation. I tell people, I also think, in some respects, I argue a little bit with some of the direction of the Republican Party. Nationalizing businesses, price controls, some people dallying with isolationism. But I tell people, in some respects, I think Republicans have lost their way. But Democrats have lost their minds. Okay. I don't have a lot to say about Pence. He's right. This is a very, very intense election coming up. I was on Hannity today. We're discussing you have in flow of it. I don't know. Abdul El Sayed. Look, if you don't know that he's a crank, then you're never going to know anything. You're that stupid to pull a lever for him, I can't help you. I can't. But I think Rogers will beat him. And if I'm wrong, I'll play the sound bite. Kate's Law. This is one of my few failures in my career and Mitch McConnell was the guy who killed it. So Kate's Law and I wrote it says that if you are deported and then you come back to the United States and commit a crime, felony, you get 10 years in federal prison. Like that. So illegal alien. Martin Martinez Valinas, 38 years old, Mexican. He kills a 21 year old U.S. marine, James Ray Walden, in February 2017. Okay, so he's sentenced to three years. This Belinas guy, three years. He kills a Marine and then he is deported. After the three year prison sentence, he comes back. This is the third time that we know him, okay? And they catch him. Ice catches them. But instead of him doing 10 years in the penitentiary like Kate's Law would mandate, they're going to deport him again. Again. Does that make any sense to you? To send him back to Mexico and the likelihood is he'll come right back, even though it's harder to get in now, you can still do it. Why is he serving 10 years? Because of Mitch McConnell. Now you all saw the Lindsey Graham funeral and all that when Mitch McConnell dies. And I don't wish him any ill, but that could be coming up. Not going to get any of that. All right? He's dead. This man is responsible for thousands of Americans being killed because he himself would not put Kate's Law up for a vote on the Senate floor when he could have. He could have overridden his 60. Got it in there. Wouldn't do it. Why? Because he don't want some punk like O'Reilly writing legislation, that's why. So, Mitch, you know, I'm sorry you're not feeling well when you go. And that poor Marine should be alive today.
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All right, Fauci vote tomorrow. So all this is is holding Dr. Fauci in contempt of Congress because he took the Fifth Amendment even though he was pardoned by President Biden. Okay, so they'll probably get the contempt of Congress. Will anything further happen be tied up in the cords for years because the Fauci side will argue, no, no, no, no, he got pardon. You can't override a presidential pardon. And the guys that want to put him in jail are going to say no, no, no, no, no. And I don't know how that's going to come, but I do know that across the board it is Democrats who are covering for Dr. Fauci. Roland Republicans in the Senate held a hearing that was supposedly on the origins of COVID 19. But in reality, what it ended up being was a chance for Republicans to try to vilify Dr. Anthony Fauci. The whole thing was an intentional circus. There is no evidence that he tried to make any money off of it. There was no evidence. He recommended one thing, another for everything you do. But I don't think the guy really made any mistakes. And I think the biggest mistake, the headline mistake he made was totally justified by his answer. It was ridiculous. But what are you going to do? And if you know the Democrats have coalesced around this guy Fauci who lied about COVID why would they do that? Can you imagine a Trump health official, Bobby Kennedy Jr. Say, who lied about COVID They'd have the nooses out all day long, would they not? Psaki has got some nerve because she was involved with that Biden cabal. Okay, here's a very interesting story. So as you know, we have concierge membership on billorolly.com and if you are in trouble, we will try to help you. If you need an explanation of anything in the news, we will give it to you and we will protect your anonymity. Nobody will know that you're a concierge member or what our interaction is. So I get a letter, Tennessee, from a woman, well intentioned, I think, and she says this, I have been watching you for years. And I have 20 of your books which I love reading. However, back in Covid years, I was so disillusioned with you when you would very strongly suggest we all get the vax. Then she goes on and says, yesterday you showed what some of the other journalists said back to about Fauci and the vaccine. Can you admit you were wrong in shaming some of us? I'd love to go over some of the things you said. Well, we are going to do that right now. Okay. Now, I know that we say a lot of things here. I know people get confused. They don't know what we say. If you're concierge member, you get a transcript free of anything you want. So on December 21, 2021, right in the middle of this Covid mess, here's what I said. Go. And I think that President Trump was pretty straightforward. And he said, look, the vaccine that we developed in a miracle nine months has saved millions of lives, which it has. But no matter what you say, 40 million people aren't going to believe you and they have a right to that. So that was what I was trying to get across. So many in this country, particularly in the media, want to shut down the opinion of the anti vaxxers. They don't want to hear it. And if you take that opinion, then you are the devil. You're a bad person.
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I think that's counter to our republic. So it looks like I was sticking up for the people who didn't want the vaccine. I was not. Unless you're speaking Swahili. Okay. I was not strongly suggesting that all Americans take the vax, was I? Now you can ask, why are you going on the defensive, O'Reilly? Why are you doing this? There is a greater issue involved. It's not about me.
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I can back up pretty much everything I've said For the last 30 years of commentary in this country. And I would never say that if you were anti vax that you didn't have a Right to that stance, as I just proved. Again, December 21, 2021. If you're a concierge member, you can get the transcript. Okay. The bigger question is that people are now hearing what they want to hear. So they already believe what they want to believe. Already do that. But now they're hearing stuff that isn't there. It's not real, but they're convinced it's real. This woman, and again, I think she is a well intentioned woman. All right, can you admit you were wrong in shaming some of us? I didn't come close to doing that, but she heard that. Why? I think I know why, but I can't prove it. It's because when the vaccine was introduced, the controversy about it was so intense that you had to be on one side or the other and that if you weren't on the anti vaxxer side, then you were shaming them. No, that's not what we do here. We tell you what we believe and then we stick up for your right to believe what you want to believe, but not to hear what you want to hear. You don't have the right to do that because the record is the record. Interesting story, right? 25 million young adults in the USA have moved back home with the parents. My father never would have allowed that. He would have been armed at the front door had I tried to move back in so that I would. I'd be sprawled out on the front lawn. Okay, record 25 million adults under the age of 35 are living with their parents. And more were coming and coming and coming because they can't afford apartment and this and that and this and that. All right, I don't. I don't doubt it. This is realtor.com. and I rented. That's what I did in my first when I was teaching high school. And then when I went up to Boston U, I rented, not lavish, obviously, one or two rooms and I was fine. And then about, I would say, eight years into my career, it saved a month to buy a condo right outside Giant Stadium in Jersey in Secaucus. I bought the condo. Okay? It was all right, again, not lavish. And I lived in a condo. And then I sold a condo for a nice profit. And then I bought a house. This is what you do. This is how you do it. The key is you got to have a job. You gotta be earning decent money. Can't be flipping burgers. We'll take a quick break. Back in a moment. Final thought. So always interesting when I go on Cuomo. I'll be on a News Nation tonight, 8pM I don't know. They're keeping it from me what we're going to talk about. Usually they send me a head and say, you know, Chris wants to talk about this, this and that. I haven't gotten anything from these guys so maybe it'll be a surprise. It doesn't matter to me. So whatever he wants to talk about, I'm fine with it. Once in a while I want to do a little research, you know, to back up what is going on. I think that's worthy. I'll get it. I'll get it about, I don't know. So we're going to be on at 8 Eastern time. I'll probably get a little hint on what they want to do about five. That's plenty of time for me to swing into action. Cuomo's ratings are very good year to year, so I'm taking full credit for that, of course. But NewsNation becoming a factor and that parent company, Nexstar out of Dallas, they got an opportunity with all the others kind of being a little dull, a little boring. News Asia got some pretty good correspondence, I think. But Cuomo had nice year to year pop. So congrats to him. And that is a for us today. I am Bill O'Reilly. We always thank you for watching and listening. Sunday calm. I don't know what I'm going to write on yet. Hopefully I'm going to write on some kind of good news from Iran. What a pain, boy. But we are locked and loaded to deliver the latest commentary to you no matter what happens. Thanks again for watching tonight.
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