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No Spin News - May 13, 2025
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Bill O'Reilly
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Mike Slater
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Bill O'Reilly
Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the no Spin News for Tuesday, May 13, 2025. Stand up for your country. A bit less intense today than yesterday in the news cycle. President Trump is over in Saudi Arabia trying to get deals with the Arabs. He'll get them primarily because we are providing the Arab nations in the Gulf with security against Iran. That's what this is really all about. And there's business opportunities in the USA for a lot of the nations in the Gulf, and Trump knows that. Also, the Trump Organization, run by his two sons, Eric and Don Jr. Are doing a lot of business privately with the Gulf nations. Now, that's legal. All right. It's not a Hunter Biden situation because it's all up top. Everybody knows what's happening, but I think President Trump has to be careful in how he presents his negotiations over there. And that is the subject of this evening's Talking Points Memo. So the tariff thing yesterday worked out well. Best day for the Trump administration in both first and second terms. Dow is up 1149 points. Nasdaq 759 points. You know, rocket rises, and that brings us pretty much to parity or the stock market since Liberty Liberation Day on April 2nd. So remember all the panic, and we went over this yesterday. I told you to just stay tough. Don't do anything, you know, because that's what I did. And now we're back to where we were on April 2. There's no guarantee for the future of anything. And I'm going to reiterate this advice to you. If you do not have the stomach, all right, to confront your investment portfolio when it goes down, get out now. Because Donald Trump is unpredictable. Okay? We're not talking about an ordinary president here. Oh, this thing is volatile. I only have myself about 23% of my assets in the stock market. Now, I'm an old guy, so I don't need any more than that. But I'm really a conservative, cautious investor. I work hard for my money. I don't want to lose it. Okay? So yesterday is a good day for the markets, a good day for Trump. But then the media, which generally despises the President, kicks in with their take on it. Go. Look, I think Wall street loves what they're hearing, in part because the expectation of these massive tariffs seem to be coming down, and it seems to be ultimately not going to be the strategy of the United States to pursue them. We will see ultimately what that. What that looks like. That's just gibberish. I'm surprised a guy like Sorkin has been around for a while just spouting that nonsense. Trump is going to hold the tariffs, particularly the 10% admittance fee to get in here. Okay? So, I mean, I don't even know why these guys say this stuff. They get away with it because their anchors are going, oh, yeah, they don't know anything. Okay. So the media knew or knows that Trump is riding a winning streak here. So they divert into the Qatar plane thing. Now, you can pronounce that country. Qatar or Gunner. Both are used anyway, the royal family, remember, these are not democracies in the Gulf, all right? It's not like the people don't have any say about what happens. It's just the princes and the sultans, they make all the decisions. So, anyway, Gutter wants a big, positive relationship with the United States. Now, this is a fascinating story. So in 2018, Trump was president, first term. Okay? The Trump Administration awarded Boeing $4 billion to build two jets for the federal government. That was seven years ago. $4 billion, okay? The planes are supposed to be delivered last year in 2024. Now, Boeing says they won't deliver them until maybe 2029. A monumental screw up in Boeing should be fined, okay? They violated a contract all day long. So the plane, Air force one is 30 years old. Do you really want the government of the United States flying around a 30 year old plane? I don't, I don't care who's president. So God, who knows all this and says, hey, we got one, we'll give it to you. We'll give it to you as worth $400 million. All right? TRUMP goes, okay, and here's what followed. Go. Mr. President, what do you say to people who view that luxury jet as a personal gift to you? Why not leave it behind? You're ABC fake news, right? Because only, only abc. Well, a few of you would. Let me tell you, you should be embarrassed asking that question. They're giving us a free jet. I could say, no, no, no, don't give us, I want to pay you a billion or 400 million or whatever it is. Respectfully, sir, as a businessman, some people may look at this and say, have you ever been given a gift worth millions of dollars and then not received it? It's not a gift to me. It's a gift to the Department of Defense. And you should know better because you've been embarrassed enough and so has your network. Your network is a disaster. ABC is a disaster. All right, so this is more of the same. Couple of things. The correspondent, Rachel Scott. Both questions were legitimate. I would ask them, but I wouldn't have asked them the same way. That's always the deal. Okay, so she asked. Ms. Scott asked the question. As a prosecutor, it's not what you do with President Trump because then you give him an opening to attack you personally. It's not what you do. And an experienced journalist should know that. And Scott apparently does not. I'm not criticizing her for asking questions. The question was legit. Okay, but then she says in her questioning, as a gift to you, that's not what this is. Trump jumped on it immediately. Oh, it's a gift to the government. Okay. And then Goddard will let me keep it from my library or whatever. Okay, so here's how you ask that question. If I'm interviewing Donald Trump, which I have many times, Mr. President, do you foresee any legal problems with accepting that jet from Gunner? That's it. That's the question. Do you foresee legal problems? Right. You get it right down. And then he may attack you. But then you just go, look, anybody would ask that question. All right? Now, I had a deal with this on News Nation last night with Leland Vitter, which was very interesting. Go.
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Leland Vitter
I'm guessing, Bill, you're going to tell.
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Bill O'Reilly
Me that the plane just doesn't matter. I gotta find out what the deal is. I very curious to know what the conservatives are talking about when they say that the government of Qatar is funding the jihadists in the present tense. I'd like to see the data behind that. Do you know what the data is there, Leland?
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Leland Vitter
Yes. They still harbor Hamas.
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Bill O'Reilly
Go. They still harbor Hamas. They're protectors of the Muslim brother. Because Hamas guys are living there. They're living there?
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Leland Vitter
Yes.
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Bill O'Reilly
Hamas guys, Yes. I didn't know that. Where are they living? Do you know what? You want their address?
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Leland Vitter
Bill, come on.
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Bill O'Reilly
Well, I mean, I didn't know that. Look, we have a huge CIA station in gutter. We have troops on the ground in gutter. And you're telling me Hamas big shots live next door? Is that what you're telling me? Did you know that Fast Growing Trees is the biggest online nursery in the USA with thousands of different plants and more than 2 million happy customers. They have all the plants your yard needs, like fruit trees, privacy trees, shrubs and much more. Whatever plants you're interested in, Fast Growing Trees has you covered. Just order online, get your dream yard delivered right to your door. And this spring they have the best deals, up to half off on select plants. Plus my listeners get 15% off their first purchase when using Code Bill at checkout. That's an additional 15% off@fast growingtrees.com with code BILL at checkout, now is the perfect time to plant. That's fast growingtrees.com don't forget, use Code Bill to save offers valid for a limited time. Terms and conditions apply. 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And it wouldn't make any sense because if you look at the amount of money the government of Qatar has invested in so called anti terrorism programs, Astronomical. Now, in the past. Yeah, but not now. And I didn't want to pick on Leland, I like Leland. But there's no evidence that there's any Hamas big shot living in that country. So the argument that, oh, you're taking a jet from a country that enables terrorism, what are you talking about? You got to back it up. Nobody can back it up because I don't think it's happening right now. I mean, just step back. Right? What advantage is there to that government and got her to back terrorists? None. All right. Now if I were me, I would and I were President of the United States, I would have anticipated you're going to get a lot of flack, not only from the resistance on the left, but on your own side too. Here's Rand Paul. Go. The constitution in Article 2 talks about the president can't take emoluments or gifts from foreign leaders. And so there is a provision in the Constitution says you can't do this. And so the question is, can you do it if it's only for official purposes? Okay, that's the question. Now the solution to this whole problem is so simple it's painful. All Mr. Trump has to do is say they're going to loan us the jet because our people, Boeing couldn't do it and we need a new jet and that's the best one. So they're going to loan it to us and then we'll give it back after my term is over or after the new plane is delivered. Finally by Boeing takes it all away. Trump doesn't need the jet for his library, even though Ronald Reagan has one out in Simi Valley. But he doesn't need it. So you loan it to us. We loan countries all kind billions of dollars. That's the solution. And that's a memo. And this story won't go away. Democrats will try to get into Congress. You know, we just change it to a law, gonna loan it to us. Not much happened in Saudi Arabia today. President had a briefing, but he didn't say anything differently. Iran can't get a nuke and we're making all kinds of deals. So on the table is 600 million from Saudi Arabia. Billion, I should say 600 billion. The biggest part of that is US defense firm contracts. All right, so the sultans are going to buy a lot of arms from us and then 20 million in AI they're going to buy from us and then all kinds of other stuff. So $600 billion of deals. The Saudis are going to buy from the usa, and it's a good thing. I know a lot of people don't like Saudi Arabia. I'm not crazy about it. But if they're going to spend that kind of money. Okay, let's get another perspective on this. All right, I've been bloviating too long here. Let's bring in Edward Jajirian from the Kennedy School at Harvard up in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He is a former US Ambassador to Israel appointed by President Clinton. Before that, ambassador to Syria appointed by Ronald Reagan. Now, that can't ever happen again. So the professor is in a unique position. A Democrat appoints a very important position, Israel, after a Republican appointed him to Syria. But you never get that now because the two parties are so far apart. All right, my analysis, Professor, I make any, any mistakes here?
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Leland Vitter
No, I don't think you're getting any mistakes, Bill. I think you, you characterized President Trump's modus operandi on foreign policy. I think pretty well. He's, as we know, a transactional president. He's not a intellectual strategy president like Richard Nixon. But I like to define his methodology, Bill, as disruptive or constructive uncertainty. What do I mean by that? He throws out a lot of ideas, as we've seen on domestic policy and foreign policy, and some of them really seem to be totally wild. But then it causes in the interlocutor, be it a country or another leader, you know, it puts the, the interlocutor he's dealing with immediately on the back foot. How am I going to respond to this? And it sort of softens him up for the deal. And then he negotiates the deal, as we've seen on the tariffs with China. You know, we've gone down from 145% down to 30%, and Chinese are putting in 10% against us. And this is his methodology throughout. And I think that that's his methodology. I think his principled approach is America first in all dimensions in domestic and foreign policy, what's good for America's prosperity, security, et cetera. And then the other thing I think is very important, I may be dead wrong on this, but I really think inherently that Trump is adverse, adverse to America's engagement in foreign wars, the Vietnams, the Afghanistans, the Iraq wars. And he doesn't want under his watch to be an American president that is mired in yet another, for example, Middle east war. And this, I think, is really critical because when you look at the team he's put together, it's really. It's really hardline. Well, I won't call them neocons.
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Bill O'Reilly
Let me jump in. Let me jump in because I know something about this personally. You're absolutely right, 100% right. Trump doesn't want any armed conflict. You know, he'll threaten, he'll be bellicose. Yeah, we're gonna go invade Panama or we're gonna do this. But he doesn't want to do it. He won't do it unless we're attacked. And the proof here this week is that he went to the Gulf without consulting Netanyahu in Israel at all. And Netanyahu is an armed confrontation guy. He wants to wipe out every Hamas, Hezbollah terrorist that he can find. Trump doesn't want that, and that's one of the reasons he got the hostage out. Not many people know this, but I was directly involved in December last year in the hostage negotiations. And I can't really explain on television why, but there was a reason that I was involved as a private citizen, and that was when a lot of the hostage lay down happened, not before Trump was inaugurated, because both administrations were involved. And as you know, as former ambassador to Israel, there's so many different factions over there working against each other that Trump is just. It's blank, this. I'm going to do what I want because I'm the big dog and they're just going to have to follow in line. That's what's happening over there.
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Leland Vitter
I could agree with you. It's exactly what he did. And it's remarkable there's such a body of public opinion in Israel pressuring Netanyahu to prioritize the remaining hostage releases. I think they're 51 now.
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Bill O'Reilly
24 alive, they say. And I think, yeah, I think that number is solid because Trump has sent a message to the Hamas people. You lie to me, then I'm going to let Netanyahu loose. So I think it's 24 alive. All right. I have to. I'm using this interview as a personal. And this is kind of like the gutter plain. This is personal to me. I'm going to China in 10 days and I'm meeting with a lot of Xi's guys. So, I mean, I'm doing this again as a journalist, number one, but as a private citizen, number two. So I'll be carrying some messages over to Beijing. I have no experience with the Chinese. Can I be me over there? Can I just. No. Spin it and say, look, this isn't the deal. Can I do that?
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Leland Vitter
I think you can. I think they've, they've done their homework on you, Bill.
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Bill O'Reilly
Yeah, they invited me.
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Leland Vitter
They've done you. And so that's, that's a green light right there. No, I think you can be, I think you can be very open in your characteristic way with the Chinese. But, but if I, if you're asking my advice, one thing I would do is first I'd listen to what they have to say. Listen and try and convey that you know where they're coming from. You want to hear where they're coming from, and then you listen to what they say, and then you discuss that and, and see if there's any common ground.
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Bill O'Reilly
No, I will. There's a Q and A at the, at the Beijing Club. I didn't even know there was a Beijing Club. I'm glad it's inside. For every question they ask me, I'm going to ask them a question that, that's what it's going to be. So I'm going to do exactly, exactly what, what you recommend. Hey, professor, it's a pleasure to talk with you. I hope you come back and if you see anything interesting, just let us know. We appreciate your, you know, realistic view of the world rather than a partisan view. Thank you very much. All right, so the U.S. budget surplus. You don't hear that word, budget surplus. We're always in debt. But again, you know, my job is to report the facts. And here they are. In April, the U.S. government ran a surplus of $258 billion. That compared to a surplus of 210 billion under Biden last year, an increase 23%. Now, in April, they always run a surplus. Why? Because it's tax day. You got to get your tax. So the most money comes in in April. So that's not unusual. But the big, the 23% increase because of the Trump tariffs, That's the, why it increased $49 billion, because 16 billion of that was taken at the ports of call. So when Trump says, we get 5 billion a day, it's a little exaggeration, but he's getting. Tariffs bring a lot of money into U.S. treasury. You should know that. McDonald's. So everybody remember the McDonald's campaign thing where Trump was at the drive in window giving McDonald's food to the people and it was a big hit and all of that. Now McDonald's is thrown in with Donald Trump. Did you know that? I didn't know that. So we're going to see Ronald McDonald wearing a MAGA hat next? I don't know. But there was a joint announcement with the US Labor Secretary, Laurie Chavez, Di Remmer, and the CEO of McDonald's, Christopher Kempinski, that McDonald's gonna hire 375,000 summer workers. Now, why is this important? Because it's gateway. I worked at Carvel when I was 17. Fast food, ice cream place. And what it does is it trains you all right, and you gotta show up on time, you gotta do your job, you know? So McDonald's says, yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, 375,000. We're gonna hire all young people, temporary work. And we're doing this in conjunction with the federal government. Now, McDonald's, I don't think, is getting any money for this. They donated more than $135,000 to Trump in 2020. When he lost last time around, that dropped 100,000. McDonald's didn't pump a lot of money into Trump. I guess they felt he was going to lose in 24 and 20. Yeah, in 24. But anyway, I thought that was an interesting deal. Gavin Newsom wants to run for president because he knows nobody else with the name recognition and the hair style that he has. Put his picture up there, please. And here's Newsom. He's a kind of slick guy. So in order to run for president, he's got to get away from the far left stuff that he's championed for decades. So now he says he's going to wipe out all the homeless camps in California, go over 16,000 encampments. We've cleaned up at the state level. That's unprecedented in the state's history. We'll do more. We have to do more. We have a model ordinance that the state is using, and that's what now I want to see happen in other municipalities across California. Okay, so why did he do this 10 years ago? Why did he let the homeless situation in California get so out of control? Do you realize that about a quarter of all homeless people in America live in California because the weather's good? And in San Francisco and places like that, they pay the homeless people, they give them cash so they can buy heroin or fentanyl wherever they want their money, gin, beer. Because most of these homeless people are addicts, they're substance addicts. These aren't people that lost their job. These are people who make a lifestyle out of nothing, being able to support themselves because they spend all their money on substance, on drugs and alcohol. That's what they do. So California is, okay, 3.3 billion, which they don't have for programs for the homeless people. It's a total waste of money. Because what are those programs going to be? Well, they're going to be rehabilitation. Well, most, according to every survey, most drug addicts don't want to be rehabbed. They like getting high every day. That's what they want to do. And they're going to do it no matter what you say, unless you force them into rehab, which they do in some countries. Okay, so. But this whole thing comes back down to Newsom wanting to run for president. Okay? And now he's got to be, oh, I'm not. No, no, hey, for 10 years, you let these people run wild, destroy cities, L.A. san Francisco, drain the treasury of the state of California. He did nothing, Nothing. But now, oh, we're going 16,000. Oh, my God. Anyway, that's coming. You should know it. All right, Pentagon, Pete Hegseth, Defense Secretary. And this is why Trump hired Hagset says 1.2 million U.S. service people. Right now there are 4,240 trans people. Now, I'm not saying that the trans people join the military so they get their gender affirming care free, but that might be the case. 52 million a year. So Exeth and Trump, say no more. You're out. We're not doing it. So the trans people in the military up to June 6, it's coming up fast to resign. And I guess they'll get an honorable discharge if they do so. If not, they're going to get kicked out. But starting today, no more transgender affirming care in the military. Smart life. Now, this is a tip that you need to know, particularly if you live in and around a big city, as I do in New York. So right now I am about 18 miles, oh, maybe 20 miles in the Midtown tunnel. Now, that doesn't seem like a lot, right? It takes me an hour and a half to get there because the traffic is insane. And not only is it saying here on Long island, it's insane all over the Tri state area and in Boston and in Philadelphia and in Baltimore and in Washington and in Chicago and in all the west coast cities and in Dallas and Atlanta, everywhere. So AAA says that record breaking travel this Memorial Day weekend, 45 million Americans, I don't know how AAA knows this, are gonna be traveling. 87% are gonna go by car. Only 8% will fly. And I can almost guarantee that every one of those 8% flights are gonna be delayed. All right, so now we have 87% of 45 million. I can't do the math. But they're going to be driving top destinations. Orlando, Disney World and internationally. Rome, Italy. I'm just throwing that in because this is all about domestic travel. Okay? 40 million. I'm sorry, 40 million travelers are going to drive. Now, if you live in any metropolitan area, you cannot drive in prime time or you're going to just sit in a car. And I don't want your three day Memorial Day weekend or four days to be ruined. Oh, here are the windows. Ready for the windows. Smart light. Get in that car at 6am you got four hours between six and 10, maybe nine, 30 if you're in New York, okay? To get out, you can do it, you can move. But even then, you know it's not going to be zoom, zoom happens. 9pm to 6am Now, a lot of people don't like driving. I have no problem driving at night. Okay? 9pm to 6am, that's nine hours. Nine hours, you can sail. Yeah. You might lose a little sleep. Take a nap, okay? And then on your car radio, you get stations from all over the place. Fun if you still have that. But anyway, that's a Smart Life tip, though. Those are the windows. And I'm telling you, it'll make your life so much easier because sitting in that traffic hour after hour after hour after hour, and you're never going to get around it. Mart Life concierge membership. Now, I tell you this, but now I'm going to give you some results. So if you sign up on billoriley.com for concierge membership, that means you get a special email if you have a problem in your life or if you want more information or if you need something. So I have a team, okay? And I read the emails, all of them, and we reply within 24 hours. You're not waiting around. This is a insurance policy for your life. And it's a very strong convenience. Not only you get that, but you get transcripts of everything that I say. So you can build a library of facts if you want to. So I'm going to give you three that we did recently in the last week. So we had a woman in Nevada, heartbreaking story. Her sister has dementia. And this woman, young woman, fairly young, had to care for her, has to care for her. And boy, it's a killer because you can't travel, you can't go anywhere, you can't do anything. You need relief. So we Discovered in Nevada, the state of Nevada, there is an organization called Dementia Friendly that helps people in this circumstance. Nobody knows about it. Dementia Friendly. And it goes through the state, so the state helps it out. So we hooked up this woman with Dementia Friendly and they solved a lot of her problems. You know how valuable that was to her. Number two, when you get involved with the IRS or the VA or Social Security or any bureaucracy, you're hosed. Starting a business can seem like a daunting task unless you have a partner like Shopify. They have the tools you need to start and grow your business. From designing a website to marketing, to.
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