Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis Episode: The O'Reilly Update, July 28, 2025 Release Date: July 28, 2025

Introduction

In the July 28, 2025 episode of Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis, host Bill O'Reilly delivers a comprehensive overview of the day's most pressing issues in America and around the world. The episode seamlessly blends breaking news, insightful commentary, and historical perspectives to provide listeners with a thorough understanding of current events.

Breaking News with Ryan Reynolds (00:39 - 03:34)

Ryan Reynolds takes the helm to discuss several significant developments shaping the global and domestic landscape:

1. US-Europe Trade Deal:

   • Announcement: President Donald Trump and the European Union Commissioner revealed a landmark agreement imposing a 15% tariff on most European imports into the United States.
   • Financial Commitments: Europe will purchase $750 billion worth of energy from the US and invest an additional $600 billion in American markets.
   • Trade Benefits: All EU countries will enjoy zero tariffs on American goods.
   • Reactions: The Financial Times commented, “there's no hiding the fact that the EU is rolled over by the Trump juggernaut,” highlighting the strategic acumen of Ambassador Trump in negotiating terms favorable to the US.

2. Walmart Stabbing Incident:

   • Event Details: A violent incident occurred at a Walmart in Michigan where a male assailant stabbed multiple individuals.
   • Heroic Intervention: Two Marines present responded swiftly—one pursued the attacker on foot, while the other deployed a firearm. Bill O'Reilly notes, “the first Marine who was not armed with a gun said, 'the other Marine told me that he just went to a shooting range and he forgot to take his pistol off his hip.'"

3. Geoengineering Experiment Shutdown:

   • Project Overview: Researchers from the University of Washington attempted a geoengineering experiment off the coast of California, aiming to create a 3,900 square mile cloud to dim the sun's rays and mitigate global warming effects.
   • Outcome: The city of Alameda intervened, abruptly terminating the experiment after just 20 minutes due to lack of prior notification, as reported by Politico.

4. Democratic Party Polls at Record Lows:

   • Survey Results: According to the Wall Street Journal, a new survey indicates that 63% of voters now hold an unfavorable view of the Democratic Party—the highest since 1990—with only 8% viewing Democrats very favorably.
   • Implications: Reynolds suggests that the recently announced trade deal by Trump is unlikely to bolster Democratic standings, further compounding their challenges.

Bill O'Reilly’s Message of the Day (05:10 - 07:41)

Bill O'Reilly shifts focus to critique the late-night television landscape, specifically targeting Stephen Colbert and CBS:

• Criticism of Stephen Colbert:

  • Opinion: “I don't feel sorry for Stephen Colbert. I don't even like him. I know them all.”
  • Analysis: O'Reilly alleges that Colbert has fostered a “culture at CBS to censor other points of view,” leading to a predominantly liberal discourse that marginalizes conservative perspectives.
  • Impact on Colbert’s Career: He asserts, “That is what led to Colbert's failure, if you want to use that word,” suggesting that the lack of diverse viewpoints contributed to Colbert's departure from CBS.

• Listener Engagement:

  • Robert’s Insight: “Your analysis about Obama is spot on... Democrats, they're not going to turn on Barack Obama and most Republicans don't like him.”
  • Blake Shazarin’s Reference: Drawing from Richard Nixon's final speech, “others will hate you, but if you hate them back, you'll be destroyed,” Greg comments, aligning it with the corporate left-wing media's antagonism towards Trump.
  • Tom’s Election Forecast: Discusses the New York City mayoral race, expressing skepticism about Mandami's lead and the potential shift of voters if other candidates drop out.

Historical Spotlight: The Outbreak of World War I (08:42 - 11:16)

In a segment titled "Something You Might Not Know," Bill O'Reilly delves into the origins of World War I:

• Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand: The heir to the Austro-Hungarian empire was killed in Bosnia in 1914, igniting a series of declarations of war across Europe.
• Escalation of Conflict: Alliances triggered a domino effect, with major powers like Russia, France, Germany, and England entering the fray, leading to unprecedented casualties and destruction.
• US Involvement: Initially neutral, the United States entered the war after the sinking of the Lusitania, contributing to the eventual defeat of the Central Powers.
• Treaty of Versailles: The 1919 treaty formally ended the war but imposed harsh penalties on Germany, setting the stage for the rise of Adolf Hitler and the onset of World War II.

O'Reilly emphasizes the catastrophic human cost, stating, “10 million people dead, 21 million wounded, an entire continent left in ruins,” highlighting the profound impact of the conflict on global history.

Conclusion

In this episode, Bill O'Reilly effectively combines current events with historical context, providing listeners with a nuanced perspective on today's news. From international trade agreements and domestic safety incidents to critiques of media bias and reflections on historical warfare, the show offers a multifaceted analysis designed to inform and engage its audience without the "spin."

For more in-depth analysis, listeners are encouraged to visit BillOReilly.com.

Notable Quotes:

• Ryan Reynolds (00:39): "There's no hiding the fact that the EU is rolled over by the Trump juggernaut."
• Bill O'Reilly (05:10): “Colbert would never book me, even though I'm the best selling nonfiction author on earth."
• Listener Greg (07:41): “They hated Trump, so. Or they hate still going on so much they lost all credibility and fairness.”

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