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Bill O'Reilly (0:33)
Bill O'Reilly here. You are listening to the O'Reilly Update. Coming up next, the News with Mike Slater.
Mike Slater (0:39)
Thank you, Bill. It is Wednesday, July 16, 2025. Here's what's happening today in America. Another court steps in inflation numbers, tariff deal and AI summit in Pennsylvania. That's all coming up. Then Bill is going to be here with your message of the day. But first, in May, Trump's Homeland Security announced that they would end temporary protected status for about 75,000 Afghan migrants whom the Biden administration resettled across America. TPS for Afghans was supposed to terminate on July 12, but the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals has now halted DHS from moving forward with that plan. Among the many abuses of this program, a 27 year old afghan man was arrested in Oklahoma last year after allegedly planning an election day terrorist attack on Americans. This man was brought to the United States through Biden's massive resettlement operation. In September 2022, the DHS inspector general issued a report detailing how the Biden administration imported Afghans who are, quote, not fully vetted and could pose a risk to national security. The mainstream media panicking over the latest tariff numbers. So let me give you the actual numbers. The Consumer price index, the CPI, rose just 0.3% in June. Core CPI, which excludes food and energy, was up a mild 0.2%, just slightly up from May's 0.1% increase year over year. Overall inflation is 2.7% and core 2.9%. Nothing like we were told would happen with the tariffs. Some categories we've seen, disinflation computer prices are actually down 0.3%, apparel down 0.5%. But still, things high enough to give Powell cover to probably not cut interest rates. Come September, though, things will get interesting. By then, the Fed will have CPI data for July and August plus two more job reports. Speaking of tariffs, the president announced a deal with Indonesia Indonesia has agreed to pay a 19% tariff on all imported goods into the United States and the United States will pay zero tariffs in their market, Trump said. I spoke to their really great president, very popular, very strong, smart, and we made the deal. We have full access to Indonesia, everything. As you know, Indonesia is very strong in copper, but we have full access to everything. We will pay no tariffs. So they are giving us access to Indonesia, which we never had. You remember a week or so ago, the president wrote a bunch of letters to countries around China and Trump threatened a tariff of 32% if they didn't make a deal. And they did, 19%. Trump was at an energy summit hosted by the new Pennsylvania senator, Dave McCormick, announcing $75 billion of investments coming to Pennsylvania, all in the energy and AI related fields. McCormick's main argument is if America doesn't lead in AI, then China will. I'm Mike Slater from Politics by faith. Bill O'Reilly has your message of the.
