Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis
Episode: O'Reilly Morning Edition, July 13, 2026
Host: Bill O'Reilly
Date: July 13, 2026
Episode Overview
In this concise morning update, Bill O’Reilly provides his perspective on recent developments regarding President Trump’s engagement with NATO, focusing on military spending commitments and ongoing diplomatic tensions involving Greenland. O’Reilly underscores the significance of increased European and Canadian defense spending and advises President Trump to prioritize his recent achievements over pressing contentious issues like Greenland.
Key Discussion Points & Insights
1. President Trump’s Impact on NATO Spending
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Discussion:
O’Reilly highlights President Trump’s success in urging NATO countries, including Canada, to increase their defense budgets.
- “Since his first term, Mr. Trump has convinced the Europeans and Canada to increase military spending by $1.2 trillion. That's a big deal.” (Bill O'Reilly, 00:34)
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Insight:
O’Reilly emphasizes that this commitment to higher military spending is both historic and underappreciated by the mainstream press:
- “The press will never give him credit, but it's the truth.” (Bill O'Reilly, 00:28)
2. The Greenland Question & Historical Comparisons
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Discussion:
O’Reilly revisits his previous suggestions regarding U.S. negotiations with Denmark over Greenland, drawing a parallel with Panama and the canal negotiations during Trump’s first term.
- “Earlier this year I put forth that a deal can be made with the Danes which who own the island nation. It was similar to Panama when President Trump saber rattled that American troops might have to run the canal.” (Bill O'Reilly, 00:41)
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Historical Reference:
He notes that threats of military action in Panama led to a diplomatic win, not conflict:
- “Well, that didn't happen because Panama made a deal with the USA and President Trump that has benefited both countries.” (Bill O'Reilly, 00:50)
3. Current NATO Tensions Over Greenland
- Discussion:
O’Reilly acknowledges that efforts regarding Greenland are a point of contention within NATO.
- “However, at this point, the Greenland endeavor is still causing trouble with NATO. They do not want President Trump seizing that territory.” (Bill O'Reilly, 00:57)
4. O’Reilly’s Advice for President Trump
- Advice:
O’Reilly urges President Trump to focus on his recent diplomatic victory with NATO and to address Greenland later, suggesting pragmatism and political strategy:
- “So in my opinion, the president should celebrate his overseas NATO victory. Take the win deal with Greenland later.” (Bill O'Reilly, 01:02)
Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments
- “Since his first term, Mr. Trump has convinced the Europeans and Canada to increase military spending by $1.2 trillion. That's a big deal.” (00:34)
- “The press will never give him credit, but it's the truth.” (00:28)
- “Earlier this year I put forth that a deal can be made with the Danes which who own the island nation.” (00:41)
- “However, at this point, the Greenland endeavor is still causing trouble with NATO.” (00:57)
- “In my opinion, the president should celebrate his overseas NATO victory. Take the win deal with Greenland later.” (01:02)
Timestamps for Important Segments
- 00:02 – Episode introduction and framing the day’s main topics
- 00:20 – Recap of President Trump’s NATO meeting and spending commitments
- 00:41 – Revisiting Greenland negotiations and comparison to Panama
- 00:57 – Ongoing NATO tensions regarding Greenland
- 01:02 – O’Reilly’s strategic advice to the President
Summary
This brief yet pointed episode sees Bill O’Reilly focusing on President Trump’s foreign policy successes during recent NATO meetings, particularly in achieving significant new defense funding. O’Reilly commends Trump for his ability to move the alliance toward greater military self-sufficiency and urges the administration to pocket this diplomatic win before reigniting controversy over Greenland, reflecting O’Reilly's trademark direct and pragmatic analysis.
