Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis
Episode: The O'Reilly Update, July 29, 2025
Release Date: July 29, 2025

Introduction

Bill O'Reilly opens the episode by introducing the segment and handing over to Mike Slater for the day's news updates. (00:00)

Top News with Mike Slater

1. Midtown Manhattan Shooting (00:10)

• Incident Overview: A tragic shooting occurred in Midtown Manhattan, marking the deadliest in New York City in 25 years. A 27-year-old suspect from Las Vegas, dressed in body armor and armed with a high-powered rifle, killed four individuals, including an off-duty police officer acting as security.
• Details: The attack took place on 52nd Street and Park at approximately 6:30 PM. Surveillance footage captures the suspect entering the lobby, killing the officer, and selectively releasing a woman before continuing the massacre up to the 33rd floor.

2. Cincinnati Attack (01:45)

• Incident Overview: In downtown Cincinnati, police have identified four suspects involved in a violent attack last weekend.
• Details: Video evidence shows a mob assaulting a white man, resulting in severe head injuries, and another incident where a man punched a woman, causing her to lose consciousness after hitting her head on the concrete.
• Response: A White House spokesperson condemned the violence, emphasizing the importance of restoring safety in communities as part of President Trump's "Make America Safe Again" agenda. The Vice President, speaking from Canton, Ohio, stated that the perpetrator deserves a lengthy prison sentence and criticized the lack of bystander intervention.

3. Planned Parenthood Funding (03:00)

• Legislative Update: A significant bill aimed at defunding Planned Parenthood by $800 million was passed by the House and Senate.
• Judicial Response: A Massachusetts district judge has blocked this defunding, ruling that the federal government must continue funding Planned Parenthood to prevent adverse health consequences for patients.
• Implications: The decision is expected to be challenged through the court system, potentially reaching the Supreme Court.

4. Heat Wave Across the United States (04:30)

• Weather Alert: A severe heat wave has gripped much of the country, with Tampa recording its first 100-degree day since record-keeping began in 1890.
• Impact: Over 200 million people from South Dakota to Florida are experiencing extreme temperatures, with humidity levels making it feel like 120 degrees in places like Mississippi and Louisiana.

Bill O'Reilly’s Message of the Day (06:00)

Focus: Immigration Reform and President Trump's Legacy

• Success Highlight: O'Reilly credits President Trump with halting Biden's open border policy, which he describes as costly and fostering violence from foreign criminals.
• Call to Action: He urges President Trump to advocate for comprehensive immigration reform, emphasizing the need for Congress to pass a tough yet compassionate immigration law.
• Proposed Legislation Includes:
  • Increasing green cards and work permits for industries like agriculture and hospitality.
  • Making corporations responsible for immigrants' healthcare and other needs.
  • Requiring undocumented individuals to register with the Department of Homeland Security within 90 days, followed by reviews from immigration judges.
  • Issuing humane visas to deserving individuals and imposing immediate deportation for those who fail to register.
  • Establishing a clear pathway to citizenship, potentially including military or public service.
• Conclusion: O'Reilly emphasizes that such reforms are necessary for protecting the country and maintaining America's legacy of fairness and compassion. (05:00)

Listener Mail (07:00)

1. Paul Walorski from Columbus, Indiana (07:00)

• Topic: Interpretation of the 14th Amendment regarding citizenship and jurisdiction.
• O'Reilly’s Response: He reaffirms the founders' intent that foreign government workers and their families are not American citizens, maintaining authority under their home countries unless otherwise specified.

2. Sandy Bile from Fallon, Illinois (07:30)

• Concern: Government committees wasting taxpayer money by requiring sworn testimonies from individuals who lie under oath.
• O'Reilly’s Response: He criticizes the inefficacy of such committees, suggesting that taking the Fifth Amendment highlights the dishonesty being exposed. He advocates for Congress to refer cases to the Justice Department for potential action.

3. Armando CONCIERGE Member (08:00)

• Issue: Homelessness linked to counterproductive public policies.
• O'Reilly’s Response: He argues that public fund recipients should undergo drug testing to prevent the support of substance abuse habits, labeling current policies as enabling harmful behaviors.

Historical Segment: John Kerry’s Political Journey (07:50)

• Background: O'Reilly delves into John Kerry's history, tracing his rise from a decorated Vietnam veteran to a prominent Democratic figure.
• Key Points:
  • Military Service: Kerry served in Vietnam, earning multiple commendations.
  • Political Career: Post-war, he became a vocal critic of the Vietnam War, leading to his election to the Senate in 1984 and subsequent re-elections.
  • 2004 Presidential Campaign: Kerry secured the Democratic nomination but was narrowly defeated by President George W. Bush.
  • Post-Election: Continued political influence as Secretary of State under Obama and involvement in climate change initiatives during Biden's administration.
  • Controversies: Accusations during the Trump administration regarding foreign collusion.
• Conclusion: O'Reilly emphasizes that Kerry's career reflects ongoing political complexities and controversies. (07:47)

Conclusion

Bill O'Reilly wraps up the episode by reiterating the commitment to delivering "No Spin, Just Facts" and encouraging listeners to connect via his website for further engagement. (10:54)

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