Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - Biden's U.N. Bumble, Putin's Nuke Threat, the Woke State Department, the Hunter Biden Saga, & Guest Robert Davi

Episode Date: September 22, 2022

Tonight's rundown: President Biden addresses the U.N., delivers a mixed bag Russian President Vladamir Putin invokes nukes ahead of Ukraine escalation Did Biden tell diplomats to promote diversity? Democrats reject Hunter Biden probe Actor and director Robert Davi on his new film "My Son Hunter" This Day in History: Monday Night Football debuts Final Thought: We don't cover political parties In Case You Missed It: Read Bill's latest column, 'Crime, No Punishment.' Get a BillOReilly.com Premium Membership today and get "Killing the Legends" free! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the Knowsman News, Wednesday, September 21st, 2022, stand up for your country. This is quite a news day. We have, we're stacked. So there's a new Hunter Biden movie out. And we're going to talk to the director, Robert Davy, and you might. know that name. He's an actor as well. President Trump, under attack by the Attorney General of New York State. I've got pretty good analysis on that. And then, of course, we have Joe Biden

speaking to the U.N. Now, that speech, my overall review of it was sleepy rhetorical, and it was kind of hard to lock in on it. It wasn't terrible, but it's like, the old cliche about Chinese food, you're hungry an hour later. I don't really, I remember some of what he said, but not most of it. And it was a classic liberal talking points in the speech, climate crisis, reproductive rights, he even mentioned LGBTQ. I don't know how that got in there, but it did. And then he used cliches like full stop. Please do me a favor. I know a lot of you like me. Do me a favor. Never say full stop. Stop.

Never say at the end of the day. Don't use these cliches because it just, it's just, I know I'm different and I know that no one else cares but me, but if you just do me a favor. Anything, it was nothing remarkable or even, if I didn't have to do this newscast, I wouldn't even bother with it, but I do, and that is a subject of this evening's talking points memo. So I'm going to present three things to you. The first thing is Putin, who's causing all kinds of trouble, and we'll get to Putin in a moment. So Putin's desperate, all right, and desperate people do desperate things.

It doesn't mean you react or treat them any differently, but you have to have that in your mind. So here's what Biden said about Putin go. Again, just today, President Putin has made overt nuclear threats against Europe and a reckless disregard for the responsibilities of the nonproliferation regime. Now, what he should have said is Putin is, again, threatening to use nuclear weapons. We don't need non-periferation, proliferation. We don't need all that.

Just speak clearly. So Putin, getting his butt kicked in Ukraine, is calling up 300,000 reservists, and the people in Russia can't be happy with their economy collapsing and their army retreating. So, of course, Putin's going to, ah, you know, we might. might use nukes. Don't justify that with any speculation. If tonight you turn on the television news and somebody speculates about Putin using nuclear web, turn it right off. Nobody knows what Putin's going to do, but I will tell you this. If he ever did that, it would be the end of Russia, forever. The second thing is climate crisis. It's not climate change

anymore. So it used to be global warming. Then it was climate change. Now it's climate crisis. Go. That includes the biggest, most important climate commitment we've ever made in the history of our country, $369 billion toward climate change. That includes tens of billions in new investments in offshore wind and solar, doubling down on zero emission vehicles, increasing energy efficiency, supporting clean manufacturing. Our Department of Energy estimates that this new law will reduce U.S. emissions by one gigatone a year by 2030. So what's one giga tonne a year?

Biden doesn't know. I don't know. So why is he, what is he just gibberish? So 369 billion kissed that goodbye. That's just a, see you later, 369 billion taxpayer money, boom. Boom. Why do I say that? Because Biden knows, or maybe he doesn't know, but he should know that China, India, and Russia aren't going to do anything about the climate crisis. So everything we do and Europe does and New Zealand does is offset because the Chinese are building coal plants. And they're always going to build coal plants. Now, does Biden say that to the United States?

nations of which China is a member, so is India sitting right in front of them. All right, and Russia, they're all members. They're not going to do anything. They're going to pollute more. Now, that's not to say the United States shouldn't try to develop technology that makes the earth cleaner. We should. But Biden has ruined our economy in the pursuit of technology that's not yet developed. Everybody knows that. That's why we have inflation, because of him and the Green New Deal. Everybody knows that. That's beyond dispute. 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 I protected my savings with physical gold and

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the prices down so we the people can afford it. But don't expect China, India, and Russia to sign on, they're not going to. And that's why Trump pulled out of the Paris Peace Accord, because it said that China and India didn't have to obey any of this stuff. Gigabyte. What is that? Gigaton. All right. Annoying in the extreme. The third thing is Iran. Now, this was the best thing. that Biden said, go. We will not allow Iran to acquire a nuclear weapon. I continue to believe that diplomacy is the best way to achieve this outcome. The non-proliferation regime is one of the greatest successes of this institution.

We cannot let the world now slide backwards. Oh, good. We will not allow Iran, and it's not Iran, it's Iran. It's Iran. Iran. Okay? Iranians live in Iran. Iranians are not really Iranians. They're Persians. I don't want to be a snobby guy, but the leader of the United States doesn't have to

pronounce the country. It's annoying. It's not as bad as full stop, but it's close. All right, so that's good. He's on a record. Iran wants to play games with the nukes. You're going to get a visit. and you should.

We can't allow that country to do this. All right, back to Putin. Oh, that's the memo, by the way. That's the talking points memo. I got it all off my chest. And by the way, as I went Hannity on the radio today, you might want to check that out because I was fired up today. All right, so Putin, full-screen it.

For those of you listening on the radio, our radio affiliates across the world, I will read it. This is a quote from Putin today, in the event of a threat to, the territorial integrity of our country and to defend Russia and our people, we'll certainly make use of all weapon systems available to us. This is not a bluff. Okay. So there's no territorial integrity involved with Ukraine. You invaded them. So Putin's just, you know, he's Hitler-Lite, and if you would dissent, you get put in prison or shot in Russia, but it's all going bad for him.

As I said, he called up 300,000 reservists. These are Russians who have no interest in going to Ukraine, believe me. Intel is the key here. See, the United States, and I know this because I wrote killing the killers, which really provided me with a massive amount of information. The United States has very, very good intel coming out of Russia, and so does Israel. Okay, excellent.

If Putin ever would dare to ready his nuclear arsenal, we would have an advance on that. We would know about that. You can't keep that kind of a thing secret. All right? So I just want to reassure people in that area that we do have good intel coming out of Russia. All right, back to the United States, the State Department. The State Department is solely designed to deal with overseas problems like Putin. But now it has been corrupted by the Biden administration. I use that word, literally. According to the National Review, which is a conservative magazine, it has attained internal documents from the State Department that says, in order for any State

Department official to be promoted and get tenure, they must promote diversity, equity, and inclusion, DEI. So there's a litmus test, not based on skill anymore, but It's based on, whoa, are you buying into the woke agenda? If you're not, buy. Now, how did this work out with Kamala Harris? How did that work out? Okay, so Kamala Harris is vice president now because she's woke and she checked all the boxes. Is she not the most incompetent vice president since Spiro Agnew?

I believe she is. You got anybody else? Says let me know, but I think she is. Says the board is secure. Oh, yeah, sure. anyway that is going to be an underreported story you'll hear it nowhere but here i can almost guarantee you'll hear it nowhere by you get promoted in the state department you got to be welcome hunter biden probe so this is an amazing situation the justice department has not mentioned

the hunter biden probe since april 26 of this year not a blank in word. The grand jury is gone. So is he innocent? Is he facing charges? Merrick Garland, attorney general, that he won't say. We don't know. So some Republicans in the House wanted to petition President Biden for all the documents in his possession related to. to business dealings by his son Hunter. That was voted down 23 to 19 in the House Oversight Committee. What that means is it will not get to the floor for a vote. So the Democrats control all the House committees, and they probably won't after the midterms. The Republicans will take over. He said, no, no, no, no. We're not going to bother President Biden with any documents about his son

Hunter. Meantime, 33 Republicans in the Senate, 33 senators, have petitioned Attorney General Garland seeking a special counsel status to look at Hunter Biden's foreign business dealings. Okay. Now, there isn't a chance in hell that Merrick Garland is going to do that. He's not going to investigate it, okay, because he works for Hunter's father. But 33. Now, if the Republicans take the House and the Senate in November, there'll be all kinds of investigations. So that will come. Now, there is a movie out about this whole thing. It is called My Son Hunter. You can see it on my sonhunter.com. I have not seen the movie. Now, it was funded financed by a crowd-funded thing on the unreported

Story Society. So the folks paid for this movie, I guess. It's distributed by Breitbart. Its director is Robert Davy. You may know that name. He's an actor. He's a licensed to kill, diehard, expendables, a number of films. Usually plays the villain, but he is a director as well. And he joins us now from Tampa, Florida. So I'm sorry that I didn't see them movie, Mr. Davy, I just didn't have time to do it. It's an excuse, but you can tell me, I have a number of questions about it. Number one, do you convict Hunter Biden of anything in the movie? Do you convict him? The movie begins with Gina Carana after Joe Biden takes

a swim in a swimming pool and sniffs her hair, and she says, this is not a true story except for all the facts. So the story, as it's told, it's told through the eyes of a 25-year-old left-wing activist who works as an exotic dancer who then meets up with Hunter Biden, and then the story unfolds and the idea of what happened in the Ukraine and the alleged corruption there, the alleged corruption with the Chinese communist spy and other things with Devin Archer and with Tony Bobolinsky, and his story unfolds. We indict more so the media, because, you know, these are the media who's buried the story, Bill. You know, it wasn't for the New York Post and some of their great reporters that broke the story.

Then Peter Schweitzer comes out with the book and Miranda Devine and the people from unreported story doing tons of research. And I myself reading Hunter Biden's own book, Beautiful Things, whereby I get a mindset of who he is. Because I didn't want to do a typical red meat, throw the red meat at the world. I wanted to say, here, here it is. But we do indict the media because one after another, but you do see the corruption. You see the corruption, and you have to make your own conclusion. Okay, but the movie, I think it's fair to say,

is tilted against Hunter Biden. You don't have a character in the movie that says, no, Hunter is innocent. This is all a misunderstanding, right? No, no, we don't have that, but we don't demonize a drug addiction, nor do I demonize the relationship between the father and son. Okay, so you don't get personal in there.

Very good. Now, the president, Joe Biden, is he, how much is he implicated in wrongdoing? The big guy. And also from Hunter's own emails to some of his family members and what we know about Bob Balinski, he is implicated into having the knowledge of this, of Hunter's dealings going on, but turning a blind eye and making sure that he wasn't implicated in the email. and whatnot. It's very explicit in the story. Again, it is a, and we don't paint Joe Biden as a bumbling, bunking into wall guys. You know, John James plays that character from Dynasty, and Lawrence Fox, a great English actor plays Hunter. But it doesn't do that, Bill. It doesn't, it does implicate Joe Biden, because in all honesty, I've got eight kids. I know what they're doing. If they're making a deal, I'm going to know about it. I know about nepotism as well.

It's the way of the world. So to pretend that the vice president and the president's son doesn't go to a foreign territory on the same plane as the father, and they don't discuss maybe what he did, especially if it's of national security importance when you're dealing with the head of the Chinese communist spy organization

or whatnot of the other nefarious deals that were made, you have to draw the conclusion that there's something in propriety here. Okay. Let me run a trailer for the film so people can get a flavor for it. Go. I can't seem to find anything but positive stuff on the Bidens. Who's the point, Ben, for the foreign policy, the Obameters, you know, Biden. So it looks like you need a billion dollars. So the obvious next question is,

where's Hunter? I can remember getting paid some money, but I can't remember what for. Oh, my dad says, we never discussed my business. period or my cut. What's happening in there? Joe's in on it. Pony's over! You had everything, Hunter, and you threw it all away.

You hope the laptop will take down everybody with you. Get out! China's not all right, honey. You're not bad folks, folks. I love my dad, and I just want to make him crowd. I am the one who brings in all the deals. I am the one. The boy.

All right. So everybody can see that on my sonhunter.com. Do you know how many people, Robert, have watched it so far? Well, I know that the site crashed the first couple of days. and we are doing, I don't have any figures from Brevard, I ask, but I know they're doing beyond expectation, and people are very happy with it. So I'm waiting to get those numbers. It'll be our first week, I think, Wednesday or so.

Production values, yeah, production values look good. How much of the movie cost to make? I think it was around 2.5, which was crowdfunded by 30,000 people because people wanted this story to be told. It's, you know, look, we have a, as you talked about, I mean, President Trump gets investigated in New York City, for his real estate dealings before president, but yet they don't want to investigate Hunter Biden

and the impropriety there? Yeah, it is. It's staggering. Listen, you put out a movie. People can watch the movie. They can make their own determination, as you said. I don't have any problem with any of that. I will try to catch up with the movie.

Now, while I have you, I've known you for a while, and you were involved probably still are in that Lincoln organization in Hollywood. Right? Well, that kind of quieted, quieted down. It morphed into something else. What was the name of that? Friends of Abe.

Friends of Abe. It used to be that that was an organization where actors and people in Hollywood who had conservative or traditional beliefs met once in a while to kick things around. But right now there's a blacklist in Hollywood. I'm on it. I mean, I have five, as executive producer, five successful films. films. We have great property. Is he tremendous? Killing the mob? You couldn't get a better cinematic property than that. We can't do business in Hollywood. So you have always been conservative,

but you've worked. I mean, you're a good actor. And now getting behind this Hunter movie, are you afraid you'll never get any work in Hollywood again? Absolutely. And there's been a blacklist to say that there hasn't. And the hypocrisy of Hollywood bill is that they've done more movies about the Joe McCarthy era when traders were coming into our nation, as proven by Daniel Patrick Monaghan, a Democratic senator when he made the Venona Project public. And meanwhile, they're doing the very thing they condemned to patriots and people that think differently. I want to lead a movement in terms of diversity of thought. You can have transsexuals, black, Hispanics, everything. They say, okay, we want to go this way. We have to put more

people there, but not diversity of thought. And screen actors guilt should be held account. for that, my union, and Hollywood should be held accountable. People like Norman Lear, who is an elder statesman, should say, you know what, this is wrong. We shouldn't demonize people that think differently. And it happens. I know what happens. You know what happens. Everybody knows that happens. And something needs to be done. Well, it's Katzenberg and Spielberg, who are the ones that are, I'm not going to say they're actively behind it, but if they would say knock it off, Jeffrey Katzenberg and Stephen Spielberg, two of the most powerful Hollywood moguls. I don't even know then, though. I mean, the bitterness out there, and

it's nine out of ten that they hate you if you're not woke. They hate you. They want to hurt you. That's how bad it is. Yeah, I've never seen it so divisive. I mean, I came to Hollywood in 1977, brought there by Frank Sinatra when I did my first filmer. And Hollywood was different. You had political different points of view, but people were cordial, and people would work. You would never condone anyone's, you would never not hire someone or watch their product or read their book or develop their piece of material because of what the content was, because of their political views. Right.

I mean, it is staggering, it's terrible, but it's reality. So the movie once again is my son hunter.com, because when you go there, you can watch the movie. It's free, right? You don't have to pay for it, do you? $22. Oh, you do it to pay for it? Okay, so it's a pay-per-view. I'm glad you said that.

Well, no, but you own it. You own it. Once you download it, you own the film. And you can get other cues, you know, because they're, you know, they're giving back, I believe, the funding of the film and stuff like that. It doesn't go to my pocket. I got it. But you should get a decent salary, Robert? You directed the movie.

I mean, come on. And you got eight kids, and I want those eight kids all to go to a good college. I know. It's good to see you. I'm glad you're doing well. I'm happy to talk with you. We've known each other for a while. And I hope that a lot of people go in and watch the movie.

Thanks, Robert. Appreciate it. Thank you, Bill. God bless you. Let's get to this Trump stuff. Look, Attorney General of New York, Letitia James, from the very beginning, has made, I mean, she's not a phony. She's not a phony.

She says, I'm going to get Trump. I'm going to get him. All right, I'll do everything I can together. Now, the state of New York is a wash and violent crime. All right, thousands of people are being harmed every month, killed, slashed, beaten up, shot. Letitia James does nothing, all right? Hasn't called for the revocation of the Nobel Law, hasn't challenged the DAs in New York City that let people out, violent criminals out, has done nothing. yet she spends all of this time trying to get the Trump organization and President Trump.

So here's what she said today. Go. Over the course of our investigation, we found that Mr. Trump, his children, the Trump organization, created and used more than 200 false and misleading asset valuations on his statement of financial condition over that 10-year period. Well, if that's true, then your duty, madam. is to charge Donald Trump and his family and his executives with crimes, felonies, because that's bank fraud, not kick it into civil court. So why aren't you doing that? She said, oh, I made a referral. No, it's your duty as the Attorney General in the state of New York. If these crimes are allegedly committed here, you have to charge. No, doesn't want to do that. No. Once

embarrass and wear down the Trump organization. Now, why doesn't she want to charge criminally? Because she wouldn't get a conviction. You know why? Because the banks themselves are responsible for their loans. Each bank that Donald Trump wanted to borrow money from is responsible for seeing and confirming the collateral that he puts up. so did the banks not do their fiduciary duty the bank's going to come in and say oh what are they going to say

in order to convict on a crime the banks would have to say oh we didn't do any due diligence we didn't check anything out we just believe what he said we just believe that this valuation was that number nobody does that no bank does that That's why she's not charging you. You couldn't get a conviction. Now, you'll never hear. I think Hannity has got it tonight. You know, he's got a pipeline in.

He'll have pretty good, but that's it. No one else, because they don't care. So that happened today. On Friday, Elton John is going to the White House for a big concert called a night when hope and history rhyme and he's going to perform in celebration of the unifying and healing power of music. Wow. So who's invited to this? Not me. Okay, I'm not, I'm not invited. So teachers, nurses, frontline workers, mental health advocates, students, LGBTQ plus advocates, and more are invited. Okay, that's who's invited.

And it's going to be on a south lawn in the White House, and Elton John is going to get out there, and both President Biden and first lady Jill are going to make remarks. And this is supposed to unify the country. 2,000 people expected to attend on Friday. So what you'd like to know. If you are invited, please let me know. Bill at Bill O'Reilly.com. All right.

You know this woman, Tommy Lerrin, conservative pundit? There she is. So she gets invited to speak at the University of New Mexico. And she goes to Albuquerque to give a speech, and here's what happened. Screaming, yelling, a hundred protesters, and Ms. Laren could not speak. Could not speak. Now, the University of New Mexico had to know this was going to happen. They had to know.

Not a big campus. All right. So they issued a statement. I'm going to read it to you so everybody on radio can hear it. You can read it on the screen. Quote, the safety of our campus. community and visitors is our first priority. We're deeply disappointed in the actions of those individuals who intentionally chose to disrupt the scheduled speaker and a fringe final rights

of the speaker and those who attended the event to listen and engage. Vandalized university property unlawfully pulled a fire alarm. University is investigating these incidents will hold anyone who violated the law, university policies accountable, unquote. Okay, I'm going to give three weeks from today and then I'll have a follow up to see how many people were held account video you got them you see them let's see what happens three weeks all right my production staff write that down back to the University of New Mexico Portland Oregon as some of you know I used to work there at KATU Channel 2 in Portland beautiful town gorgeous town Oregon stunning state you ever get a chance take a

ride all right from Cannon Beach all the way down to Gold Beach in Oregon it's just the best okay so they have the time-based art festival in portland and you know portland's an artsy town and this and that okay so it's 80 bucks to attend this art festival 80 dollars however if you're black it's free you're african-american you're getting free if you're not if you're native american you got to pay would anyone go anyone if i'm an african-american i don't i don't want that i don't want to be patronized like that i'll pay my 80 bucks i don't want to discriminate against other people but people will go not many it'll be a bomb i predict all right no spin flashback this is our

newest uh segment and i got a great one for you so 21 years ago today All right. On September 21st, 2001, 21 years ago, there was a two-hour benefit concert to help the victims of 9-11 and their families, those who were hurt, wounded, killed their family members, left destitute. Everybody was there. Everybody was there. George Clooney was the big organizer, Tom Hanks, Will Smith, Muhammad Ali, Kelsey Grammer, Tom Cruise, Clint Eastwood. And the performers, they were, you know, everybody. Springsteen, Billy Joel, Mariah Carey, on and on and on. And I, your home correspondent was there. Okay? And I gladly participated in that. So the pitch to the American people, actually, people all over the world, was this, roll the tape. All right, now it's our turn to help. Thanks to the generosity of Capital One, we have a phone bank here. We wanted to show you a few of our friends that just showed up to answer the phones and take pledges. And all around the country, thousands of volunteers at phone banks are ready to take your calls. Okay, $350 million raised.

$350 million. Two months later, money wasn't. money wasn't distributed. So I got on the O'Reilly factor and said, where are the deuce is the money? There are a number of charities involved, big charities, like the Red Cross, the United Way, this way, they weren't giving the money out.

And people were coming to me, saying, we're desperate, we need some of this money. So I went and made a campaign on, where's the money, when is it going to be put out there? Roll the tape. You broke this story, or are you getting credit in the Congress today you're telling me as we walked in, for breaking a story that a lot of the money raised in the telethon,

some over $200 million, has not been felt at the victim level. Yeah, we've been doing this story for six weeks now, and the way we got on to it is very interesting. Where I live on Long Island, 29 people were killed, and people in my town trust me. And shortly after all the publicity about how much money was being raised to help the victims, people kept coming up to me saying, I'm not seeing any of these big money, and nobody's contacted me and what's going on.

So I started to make some calls, and my staff made some calls. We found out there was just absolute chaos. Chaos in a Red Cross, chaos in the United Way, and the 158 other charities. There are 160 charities set up to help the victims, 5,000 families approximately. And to this day, now more than eight weeks after the attack, most of the money collected is not even close to get into those families. So I ask all the Hollywood stars, including George Clooney, to help me get that money to the families. Will the tape? George Clooney gets on television, Charlie, and he looks you in the eye.

Yeah. And 200 million other Americans and says, every cent of this money, this telethon tonight, and this is exactly what he says, will go to help the grieving families. Okay? Right. That's not true. by the charity's own admission, not every cent's going to go. Wait, wait, wait, but where is it, what percentage of it is not going, and where is that percentage going?

77% now is supposed to go through the 9-11 fund, which is what this telephone is. So George Clooney said something that wasn't true right off the bat. But I don't blame him for them. Put that over here. I don't blame him for that. He didn't know. But I blame him for not following up on his pitch to the, American people. If it's you, if it's me, and we go out and ask people for money.

Right. And that money doesn't get to where we said it was going to get. I'm damn well going to find out about it. How about you? If you're on the line, yes. Well, Clooney doesn't think he has a responsibility to do that. To this day, Clooney has never apologized to me, has attacked me, and my opinion of him could not be lower. I just hope everybody knows. Now, eventually we got most of the money to the families. That way, I think, next to the wounded. Warriors Independence Fund.org with the tractures was the most important thing I have ever done on television. And I thought you'd like to see it in a flashback. This day in history, again, September 21st, 1970, Monday night football debuts, 52 years ago. Roll the tape.

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You can find us at Apple Podcast, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcast. Let's go to the mail. Albert Jackson, Goodlettsville, Tennessee. The polls seem to be improving for Democrats. I believe one reason is Republicans are afraid. I don't think so. I mean, it's an ebb and a flow.

I don't think they're afraid. Jennifer Thiel, Boise, Idaho, one of the best shows last night, top the bottom bill. You're talking points to spot on voting for problem solvers. But yeah, if we want to get the problem solved, we've got to get the people who are going to do it, or at least say they're going to do it. I mean, most Democrats don't want to solve any of these problems. None of them. Richard on the message board as a baby boomer, many of us suffer from the delusion that since we worked hard, we are now entitled to rest on our laurels.

However, if we're honest, we must admit our country's in grave danger. Yeah, it is. So spread the word. Get people to watch this broadcast. the no spin news. Stephen, concierge member, if the GOP does win the election, they better do something come January and not just huddle in committee meetings

and Harris the Dems. I agree with you 100%. Doris, Bill, what you described is exactly why I have a hard time associating with my sisters. I have little patience for people who refuse to even listen. On the family front, though, is it worth it, Doris? Just don't talk about politics. I mean, family is family.

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