Summary of Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis

Episode: O'Reilly Update Morning Edition, February 13, 2026

Main Theme

In this morning edition, Bill O’Reilly addresses the topic of how crime among undocumented migrants is categorized and reported in the media. He challenges recent media narratives, particularly around Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and how so-called “non-violent” offenses are classified and discussed politically and in the press.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Biblical Reference and Deception in Modern Times

• O’Reilly opens the episode by referencing biblical consequences for deceit:

  “According to the Bible, deceivers will be punished harshly on Judgment Day. And since we live in a time of sophisticated propaganda as well as outright lies, the deity is going to be very busy.” (00:06)

• He uses this reference to frame the discussion about what he sees as misinformation or manipulation by some media and political actors.

2. Media Coverage of ICE and Migrant Offenses

• O’Reilly critiques what he calls “the leftist media” for allegedly understating the severity of crimes committed by undocumented migrants:

  “You may have heard or read in the leftist media that ICE has detained very few violent migrants. The Democrats insist that most of those rounded up are friends and neighbors.” (00:15)

• He highlights a prevailing narrative suggesting Homeland Security is overreaching, and that mostly harmless individuals are being targeted—claiming millions of Americans are “buying that.”

3. Breakdown of “Non-Violent Crime” Classifications

• O’Reilly lists various crimes that, despite being labeled “non-violent,” are extremely serious:

  “Under the classification of non violent crimes are these: selling hard drugs like fentanyl, heroin and cocaine, selling child pornography, abusing a child, trafficking a minor into prostitution, all nonviolent…” (00:32)

• He argues that using the term “non-violent” obscures the real danger and harm caused by these offenses.

4. Notable Quote – On Misleading Statistics

• O’Reilly questions the motivations behind using specific statistics to shape public opinion:

  “So what should we think of people who use the 14% number knowing it’s misleading in the extreme? Undocumented migrant criminals should be given a pass for so-called non violent offenses. They should be left alone. Come on.” (00:55)

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On the scale of deception:
  “The deity is going to be very busy.” (00:10)

• On the seriousness of “nonviolent” offenses:
  “Selling child pornography, abusing a child, trafficking a minor into prostitution, all nonviolent… all theft, no matter how serious, all fraud… DWI offenses, even if injuries are involved. The list goes on and on.” (00:33)

Timestamps for Key Segments

• 00:03–00:16 — Opening remarks; biblical framing and media critique
• 00:17–00:41 — Discussion of ICE, the media narrative, and political claims
• 00:41–00:55 — Breakdown of “non-violent” crime categories and critique of reporting
• 00:56–01:08 — Rhetorical challenge and episode wrap-up

Tone and Delivery

O’Reilly’s tone is blunt, critical, and direct. He uses rhetorical questioning and vivid examples to dispute what he sees as misleading narratives, aiming to provoke skepticism in his listeners regarding claims about migrant crime reporting and policy.

For more analysis, listeners are directed to BillOReilly.com, as the episode is intended as a brief, topical commentary.