Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - America Faces More Economic Hurdles, Disinformation Break Down, Doug Schoen on Big Tech, Trump Grand Juries, & More

Episode Date: May 3, 2022

Tonight’s rundown: Biden's policies continue to hurt the American economy. Is there anything we can do? Just what is the Disinformation Governance Board? We'll break it down Democratic pollster Doug Schoen joins the No Spin News to talk about America's concerns over Big Tech Grand juries in New York and Georgia investigating Donald Trump appear to be coming up empty. This Day in History: Osama bin Laden killed by U.S. forces Final Thought: Live Town Hall! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hey Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the No Spin News Monday, May 2nd, 2022 stand up for your country. Important broadcast tonight for you, your family, your finances, all of that. We're going to be very precise as we try to be every night. But I hope you hang with us for the entire broadcast. Now, things that President Biden are actually getting worse, and that is the subject of this evening's Talking Points Memo. So the financial markets are wobbling.

They capitulated last week, and there's only one reason this is happening. It's the Wall Street Titans, the head of the corporations, and the people who hedge fund and all of that. They now know that Joe Biden is not going to improve on the job. It's over for him. Things will stay the same or get worse, and they're not very good right now financially. Consumers continue to spend. People are working.

Wages are rising, but not nearly as fast as inflation. And now, with the financial markets, losing confidence in the Biden administration, we're in for a rough ride there in the stock market. And that affects every American even if you don't have stocks. Now, my personal advice to you is not to panic, but there is going to be pain. And just don't look at your statements. I mean, just turn away. Remember, if you don't sell, there's always a chance you come back.

Will it get worse? Yes. But I don't expect a catastrophe like 1929. nine. So the markets, they go down and they come back. But nobody can predict when or anything like that. But if you panic, that loss is in stone forever. Just remember that. So April, the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 5%. The S&P down 9%, and NASAC down a whopping 14%. Now, if you don't know what that means, that's fine. I hope you all do have some person you trust giving you financial advice but all you need to know is april was the

turning point for the financial markets and joe biden okay now what does biden think about all this it's i'm not going to get into demeaning the man like oh he couldn't possibly understand or anything that doesn't do anybody any good but let's go first to his own analysis go you about a recession given the GDP reports they showed a contraction of 1.4% in the fourth quarter? Well, I'm not concerned about a recession. I mean, you're always concerned about a recession, but the GDP, you know, fell to 1.4%. But here's the deal. We're also had last quarter consumer spending and business investment and residential investment increased at significant rates. Okay. You can always find some kind of economic improvement. I'm not concerned about a recession. Well, I am concerned about a recession. He's just, it's just hope. It's like when Barack Obama first ran for president, hope and change. Well, change is gone. Not going to be any change, but hope is what Biden has. That's all he has. Okay. So the stock market, you know, look,

I got about 23% of my assets and stocks. Now, I had what they call stop losses on a lot of them. They got stopped out. I sold. I made profits on most of those stocks, so I'm okay. The other stocks that I have, I'm not going to sell. All right? I'm going to hold them.

And it might take two years, might take four years. Okay, but at this point, that's my strategy. if that changes, I will tell you. Now, the reason that the markets are going away from Joe Biden, remember a lot of these moguls voted for him. They hated Trump. On Wall Street, Trump was a very good businessman, but Wall Street never really appreciated that.

They just hated him. A lot of Wall Street money went into trying to elect Joe Biden. Remember that. So why have they turned? It's him. It's, yeah, bad policies, inflation, attacking fossil fuel, border, Afghanistan. Yeah, but it's mostly him. Now, what do I mean when I say that?

Roll a tape. We're going to seize their yachts, their luxury homes, and other ill-begotten gains of Putin's kleptocracy, the guys who are the kleptocracies. Now, I thought that the sign language lady there, you know, we're just going to, what do you do? He can't speak. He makes no sense a lot of the time. People know he's diminished. He's going to be 80 years old later on this year. And as I wrote in my message of the day about gloating, which is not going to get anybody anywhere,

Joe Biden's not Paul McCartney. party's going to be 80 next month and apparently he can remember the lyrics to his songs because he's on tour Joe Biden couldn't even sing the refrain to hey Jude if you know that song you know how clever I am in my writing but anyway it's him okay so I looked up Jimmy Carter and it was Jimmy Carter it was the same thing I looked up him midterm election. The House and Senate went GOP because Carter was screwing up. Anybody are alive then? Remember he said gas lines.

Remember how befuddled he was? He didn't know what to do. Okay? This is Biden. And Carter got whacked in the midterms. Biden will get whacked as well. Now, the run up in September, the stock market may start to build that in. But again, this is a guess on my part, and I don't want you buying or selling on guesses.

Okay, so to wrap up the talking points memo, it's not going to get any better. Biden may be forced to do stuff on the border to close it up a little. Maybe. He doesn't want to. Inflation, I don't know how that's going to be tamed. You're now going to see high gas prices go to full. 4th of July, then they'll taper off a little after Labor Day. They may come down a bit because they are artificially manipulated to some extent. And again, the corporate moguls,

even though they've turned on Biden, they don't want Trump back. They don't. If they can manipulate here and there, they're going to. But I'm on it. I'm watching them and all that. And that is the memo. So the president had nothing on his schedule today. I don't count giving out medals to Boy Scouts. I'm sorry, I was right. Except that he's celebrating Eid al-Fitter, breaking the fast

in Islamic. So it is the end of Ramadan. Okay, that's fine. He wants to celebrate Eid, fitter. I have no problem with that. I like when everybody in the country is involved

and has, you know, something acknowledged. I like that. Okay. Now, this is a great story. So hang with me. So last week you remember that Alejandro Mayorkas, who's on his way out as the Homeland Security Chief, he won't be there much longer. He announces a disinformation board. This is a great. I love this. All right. So the disinformation governors board, board is to point out false information to the American public. And Alejandro makes that announcement. Roll the tape. Right. China. We know the problems, but it's still not clear to me how this governance board will act. What will it do? So what it does is it works to ensure

that the way in which we address threats, the connectivity between threats and acts of violence are addressed without infringing on free speech, protecting civil rights and civil liberties, the right of privacy. And the board, this working group, internal working group, will draw from best practices and communicate those best practices to the operators, because the board does not have operational authority. That is the biggest bunch of gobbly gook I have ever heard, I think in my entire career. What the deuce did the guy say? So let me translate for you.

This is bogus. It has no authority whatsoever. It's not going to do anything. This is Mad Magazine. Does, did they still sell that? Mayorky should be Alfred E. Newman. I mean, what? Me worried?

This is so much garbage. There isn't enough sanitation trucks in the world. There aren't enough sanitation trucks in the world to pick it up. Now, the problem is that people hear this and they panic. I got emails. Oh, the violation of freedom and speech. They're going to get us. They're coming to get us.

someone out they're got to get guys with guns are coming get us I mean really it's nothing nothing at all another diversion

from Alejandro who knows the border is totally open with migrants and narcotics flowing across in record numbers so he's going to establish a disinformation boy

Come on. I mean, it's just, and when I see the conservative media taking the bait, driving all of their listeners and viewers into this frenzy of indignation, and it means nothing. And this is the kicker. They're putting a woman named Nina Jankewitz, aged 33 in charge of this, okay? So who is this? I don't know who she is. She sings some Mary Poppins thing on TikTok, I guess. I don't care. We looked her up. All she is is a pundit.

He writes a New York Times, Washington Post, the Atlantic, PBS, CNN, BBC, NPR, and every left-wing thing that you can think of. So this is the zarina of accurate information? Come on. Holly the Terra Dog is more qualified to run the disformation governance board than what's her name, Nina. It's just crazy. I don't even know if Nina is going to get paid for this. If she does, it'll be on our dime.

We'll pay for it. But don't worry about this. It's just another in a long line of BS from the worst administration, possibly, in the American history, although I don't think he's going to top James Buchanan, as I said. All right, new poll conducted by Schoen-Cuperman research on big tech companies. This is another thing. Hysteria over Elon Musk taking over Twitter. All right, this is 1,015 U.S. adults, survey taken by telephone.

79% worry big tech is too much power over news and publishing. 78% feel big tech manipulates the news and publishing industries with their own game. 77% agree with the following statement. Congress needs to rein in big tech by passing reforms. Okay? Now, one of those reforms is the Journalism Competition and Preservation Act, or JCPA. Now, this has been in play for almost a year. It's introduced by a bunch of senators, but it's gotten nowhere.

And now I'm going to bring in a guy who took this poll who's going to explain to me all of this. Doug Schoen is a friend, a political strategist on the Democrat side. He's the author of the book, America, Unite or Die, How to Save Our Democracy, joins us now from New York City. So what is JCPA exactly? What would that do if it's ever passed? Yeah, if it's passed, Bill, and I do hope it would. will be, it would provide some compensation from the tech companies to the newspapers and periodicals whose content they use on their sites. Put another way, if people use your content,

they ought to pay for it, particularly if they're as rich as big tech. Okay, so this is just basically a compensation bill. Why hasn't it gotten up for law? McConnell doesn't like it or why hasn't gotten up for both? Because of big tech's power across the board, Bill. have systematically blocked it and i'm not saying that we shouldn't have wide dissemination of content it's all good but pay people for their content in a way that's fair and equitable okay i don't have any beef with that um but i think most people don't care about that they want some kind of government regulation of who's banned on social media what is uh taken off what is allowed on they want some kind of supervisory capacity by the federal government. Isn't that what your poll showed?

No, I think our poll shows that they are afraid that big tech acting on their own has been an untrammeled force of, frankly, coercion. And as you alluded to with Alon Musk, a sense that somehow if the wrong people get in charge of a number of our outlets, it'll be bad. I frankly, worry I don't want the left or the right or anyone controlling our social media, our technology, and I sure don't want to be told by a tech company what I should or shouldn't read or what I should or shouldn't do. Yeah, but that's the way it is now. And the only body who could regulate it would be the federal government, and most conservatives don't trust the federal government.

And we've got, you know, Mark Zuckerberg, the Facebook guy, pumping $430 million into, very selected voting precincts in the last election. You've got Twitter banning the President of the United States, Donald Trump, from its forum. I would say this is out of control right now, but I don't know how you fix it. Yeah, Bill, I'm just suggesting that about 80% of the American people believe there is a huge problem, agree with you, that it is out of control. And I'm not saying I have a fix, but I sure think just pay people for their content is a small first step in the right direction. Okay. I'm not disputing that.

Go ahead, bottom line. You're right. Big tech is out of control. The president shouldn't be barred. I disagree with him on most things. We ought to hear from him even if I disagree or you disagree. And I think about us taking over Twitter is going to. got to be a step in the right direction because I hope it will be, but it's so complicated

because there are 6,000 tweets a second in this world so nobody could possibly regulate them all and a lot of those tweets defame people. They cause children bullying and all of that. It is every front this out of control social media is causing harm. every front. But who's going to wave the magic wand, Doug, and solve this problem when you have such an enormous flow of whatever you want to call it information or opinion into these companies. They can't do it.

I understand that, Bill. But the kind of common sense of centrism that you bring to bear is the kind of judgment we need rather than ideological leftists like the one. There's no doubt. But even I, and I consider myself a pretty savvy guy, I don't know how I would solve this thing other than maybe designating political commentary here, social there, having stated rules that you have to follow, posted. But even if you have them posted, who's going to take them off and on?

You've got to hire human beings to do that. These people are rooted in Silicon Valley. that's an 80% far left play out there, where they're going to suddenly move to Iowa? I mean, that's, all of this is in play. It's just crazy what's happening in this world, not just in a country. When you have the Russian government has a Twitter account that they can use every day and Donald Trump doesn't, you know, dog, it's out of control, don't you, right? Of course it is. Of course it is. That's why I say it's a step in the right direction for Elon Musk that take over because hopefully we will redress the balance and allow the right back on in a way

that's fair and reasonable. I hope so. Okay, let's get to your party, the Democratic Party. You know, Doug, your party doesn't exist anymore. You know that. It's run, and with the help of social media and the corporate media, it's run by far left people now. There's no Democratic Party. There's no party of the Kennedys anymore. That's gone. Am I wrong? I wish I could tell you you're wrong. You're all too right. We elected Joe Biden and got Bernie Sanders. AOC and Bernie set policy, not those of us in the center,

common sense, Clinton, Kennedy, Democrats. Did you vote for Biden? I did. I regret it now. So you wish now that you had voted for Trump? I didn't say that. But I did not. But I did not.

Well, yeah, it was one or the other, Doug. There was nobody else. could have stayed at all my guess you have to exercise a franchise for every office bottom line joe Biden is not a man i could vote to reelect i couldn't really vote for his policies donald trump has done a number of things that i can't accept but you're allowed in america to reject both sides all right so that's what that's interesting take you have because that's what i think's going to happen to the democrats in november i think a lot of them are just going to stay home. They're not going to run out and vote for Republicans.

They're just not going to show up. And I'm talking specifically African Americans and the minority communities that have bolstered the Democratic Party. They can't be going in with any enthusiasm when they're getting their butt kicked by inflation. Can they? No. The polling we show, we've done shows that they are discouraged. And they're the victims of crime. And they're the ones who the defund the police movement impacts most directly. No doubt about it. The poor in America are getting hurt badly by the Biden administration, whereas they did not get hurt, at least economically by the Trump administration. And if the Republicans bill are able to inculcate that message of inclusiveness, of minorities,

in support of free market capitalism, there could be a political revolution. Yeah, I'm not sure they can do that. But we'll see. Thanks, Doug. As always, always great talking to you. Thank you very much. Okay. So as report about Biden money, and I can't give it much credence because it comes from the Daily Mail, one of the worst pieces of garbage on the face of the earth. But I'm just going to outline a problem for Biden. And maybe some responsible agency will report on this. And then we can advance it. So there are two tracks that give you the American people and worldwide information about the president's money, how much money he has. Two tracks. There's the income tax track, IRS. Remember, Trump didn't release his full tax returns. Biden did. And then there's something called the Office of Government Ethics, OGE, where you have to

file, if you are a politician, financial disclosures to the Office of Government Ethics. Okay? Now, according to the Daily Mail, there's a big discrepancy between Biden's tax returns and what he told. the Office of Government Ethics. They put the number at about $5.2 million more in the Government Ethics Report than the IRS report, or vice versa. It's hard to figure this out. Okay? But there's a discrepancy here. And it comes about, apparently, from a corporation by is involved with called Celtic Capri Corporation, Celtic, like Boston Celtics, but the correct pronunciation is Celtic, C-E-L-T-I-C-E-L-T-I-C-R-I. That is a corporation that Biden runs, Joe Biden. That's how he paid his son's debts. Okay, so it wasn't a gift. I got a couple

letters. Well, that's way over the 12,000 gift threshold. Because apparently, president Biden paid about $800,000 of debt for Hunter Biden. Came out of that, this Celtic Capri deal. Now, I'm going to stop there because I don't know enough about this, but I assume that there are responsible people looking at it. Maybe I shouldn't assume that. But if there is any reportage, I will tell you. I can tell you this. If Hunter Biden's indictment, by the Delaware grand jury, that could lead to the end of his father as president. Could. Let's face it, the U.S. economy is under stress. National debt rising, trade war, shaking the markets, and meanwhile, China is dumping the dollar and stockpiling gold. That's why

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Again, that's 866-326-5576-5576 or text bill to 998899. Donald Trump grand jury in New York closed, no charges. On the day it closed, no charges, another grand jury in Georgia opened investigating Trump's election interference allegation. Now, this all has to do with a phone call that Trump made to a Georgia state official, Brad Raffensberger, where he said, I just want to find 11,780 votes to overturn the Biden win in Georgia. Now, is that enough? No. Because if you lost by that small margin, you could say to anybody, hey, I just want to find the vote.

votes that I think are missing, or we're suppressed or we're destroyed. It's not enough to convict anybody of anything. But anyway, New York grand jury, Trump out, Georgia grand jury in. I don't believe it will lead to anything. San Francisco, one of the, perhaps the worst-run city in America next to Portland, Oregon, those two. So listen to this number. Amazing. 2019, before COVID, okay, in May, average one million hotel rooms occupied in San Francisco, a million for the month. Two years later, 21, 50,000. Okay? So, total visitors to San Francisco have dropped from 26 million. an attempt. Crime up in that city, 30% across the board. San Francisco's ranked second for carjackings

in the USA. That means you're in your car, you're stopped at a light or you're parked, and somebody comes on at a gun, gets you out, takes your car. What's the worst city? Denver, Colorado. I did not know that. Anyway, San Francisco is a disaster. We've been reported on extensively. Now they're paying the price, people are not visiting the city. Interestingly enough, I will be in San Francisco briefly at the end of this month. I'll tell you more about that. Naomi Judd. All right, she died over the weekend, and this is a very tragic thing, age 76. I'm sure you've heard of the Judd's country music duo, Naomi and her daughter Wynonna. I in 2009 got a call. I, in 2009, got a call from Naomi asking me to come down to give out a country music award in Nashville, which

I did. And I did it solely for her. She's a very nice woman, big factor fan. She invited me down. I went down. We had a nice dinner. And she couldn't have been more gracious. And over the years, I kept in touch with Naomi. I knew she was a very troubled woman. She knew she was a very troubled woman. You know, mental illness comes in a lot of different forms. You know, that's why I do a lot of benefits for that and raise a lot of money for it because it's not your fault. You know, it's some of its heredity, environmental. But anyway, when I heard about Naomi, I was very sad. She was a very, very nice woman. On the other hand, this day in history, May 2, 2011, a very evil person was killed by Navy SEALs. That would be Osama bin Laden.

This is the anniversary of the bin Laden raid. And you heard 11 years ago today, this. Go. good evening tonight i can report to the american people and to the world but the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden the leader of al-qaeda and a terrorist who's responsible for the murder of thousands of innocent men women and children all right tomorrow killing the killers the secret war against terrorists comes out and i open the book with the bin laden raid by the seals. I'll tell you right now, you do not know what happened. You will know when you read Killing the Killers. It is an amazing, amazing military action. We take it from the beginning right to the end. When they took bin Laden's body, they flew it down to the Indian ocean and they plunked it and I when I wrote the opening Martin Dugard and I wrote the opening to this book I drove the narrative so explicitly it's violent so but you need to know how this was

executed pardon a pun because of bin Laden was executed now they would have taken them a lot but he didn't cooperate. So when you see step by step what happened, I guarantee you're not going to be able to take your eyes off in this book. So killing the killers, we open with Bin Laden Raid. That happened 11 years ago today. Ironically, the book comes out tomorrow. The timing is perfect.

By the way, there is a guy in prison who really helped America. His name is Shaquille Afridi. He's a physician, and he confirmed that bin Laden was in the compound in Abadadad, Pakistan, by giving the bin Laden family phony vaccines. While Afridi is still in prison, the American presidents have not been able to get them out. It bothers me. Okay, we got a good mail segment that a final thought on a town hall, live town hall, I am doing. want you to participate in. So we'll take a quick break and be right back.

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any consequences no matter how egregious the offense. Find it hard to believe the grand jury and panel in Delaware will move this case forward. The swamp is deep. But there's no swamp in Delaware. So if the grand jury doesn't move it forward, then it's going to have to be an explanation. But it's not political right now. It's the folks. Folks sit on the grand jury. Mark Riemann, Lannaberg, Pennsylvania, what do your liberal friends say about Biden now? Nothing. None of them defend him. They can't, but they still hate Trump.

I think some of them, not all of them, more than what the catastrophe that Biden's reaping upon the country. Linda Catcherside, Kansas City, Missouri, Bill your column, the Art of the Globe, Nails it. This is exactly how I felt even before the 2020 election. Situation is so awful. There's no reason to gloat, but you know if the tables were termed, there would be relentless gloating by the left, of course. If Donald Trump had screwed up like this in office, you know, they would have been jumping up and down instead of contriving ways to impeach him, which is insane. E.V. Halfacre, Florescent Missouri, Bill Always enjoy the NOSBIN News.

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Now, our advanced sale for killers is huge, all right? It's big. It'll be interesting to see the New York Times. and they almost have to because we buy our books from Ingram which reports to all of the bestseller lists and we've had a bigger than killing the mob and killing the mob was big

a big advanced self at killing the mob remember killing your mom was number one nine consecutive weeks all right last year at this time and we're going to twin up killing the mob with killing the killers for Father's Day you'd be able to buy two the two books at a special price. But I was very gratified to see killing the killers of a serious

book. Okay, it's not, this is stuff you really need to know, particularly in the light of what Russia is threatening. Where do you see what our weapon systems are? And nobody's ever had this before. We do you see what we have? And a lot of that's because of Trump. And if I'm Putin and he knows what we have. You're going to watch your butt, pal. And a lot of these weapons, these high-tech weapons, were used in killing the terrorists. And nobody knows. There's no reporting on it for all national security. Anyway, May 11th, Wednesday, 9 Eastern Town Hall, Premium and Concierge members on Bill O'Reilly.com. Please sign up, and we will see you tomorrow. Thank you.