Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - BILL IS BACK!, The DOJ vs. E. Jean Carroll, New York Giants QB Under Fire for a Trump Rally Appearance, Tulsi Gabbard's Exit, & an Iran Update

Episode Date: June 2, 2026

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A salute. Because air travel these days can get ridiculous. I visited Ireland, R&R. Every two years, my friends and I pick a destination and then we all go. And about 21 guys, no arrests, which is always the benchmark. Everybody had a good time. And then I segue into England, to London, to do a documentary of Foreign News Nation on the migrant crisis, and it is a crisis, both in England and many EU countries. England's not part of the U.N. EU. I know that. They booted out of there, but boy, oh, boy,

what a problem. Now, at the end of this broadcast, and the final thought, I'm going to tell you a little bit about that. So while I was gone, a lot of stuff happened here in the USA, important stuff that you should know about, and that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. Let's begin with Iran. So once again, the talks are off. They're on, they're off, they're in, they're out, all of this stuff. And I'm not even going to bother getting into the minutia of all this because it's a game now. Who's going to win? Is Trump going to win or the Iranian's going to win? That's what is in play. Meanwhile, people all over, the world is suffering. for a pint of Guinness beer in Ireland's $8.

A gallon of gas in Ireland, $9. I mean, we're shell shocked here. But over there, and not just Ireland, it's all being generated by financial chaos. Now, I still believe that America will prevail. But that might be because I want to believe that. Remember my mantra, people believe what they want to believe. I cannot back up my belief that the Trump administration will break the most.

I can't. I do know that there is a lot of information the President Trump gets that is not public, particularly on economics, that the Persian people are suffering. Big time. And it's kind of a race on who can hold out. One sideline, you may have seen me on other venues debating people who say, well, Iran doesn't even have enriched uranium. Iran admits they have it now. Okay?

So it's not like they, if they didn't have it, this would have been done a long time ago. Because they would have said, sure. Send the weapons inspectors in. Time took around, we don't have it. And then it wouldn't have been all this because Iran gets hurt too. So just remember that. When you see me debate somebody who said, I haven't have your radium in Richmond.

Okay. Gets a little frustrating. Two more people were executed. And again, I don't report this every day, but you should know this continues. today. They were hanged in the morning. So if you dissent from the mullers publicly or even privately, they'll kill you. That is why the population of Iran has not risen up. Maybe they will. I don't know. Okay. Iran, you know, continues its pitiful military response,

a couple of groans went over toward Kuwait, U.S. forces blew them out of the sky. There's no doubt that if we wanted to, we being the United States of America, we could destroy that country militarily in probably 48 hours. And I did talk to President Trump about this. He does not want to kill civilians. Will that eventually have to happen? I don't know. Might.

Israelis have no problem killing Iranian civilians. And I'm not saying that in a derisive negative way. I'm saying they understand, okay, the Netanyahu government, that if Iran gets a nuclear weapon, go in Israel first. Well, they got it. Okay. The problem now is when are we here in America and the world going to get relief? Nobody knows.

and very, very frustrating for me, who has excellent sources, nobody knows. And now we're 1st of June. And I don't have any insight into a timeline. And nobody else does either. If they're spouting that on television, just turn it off. Now, there was a suggestion by President Trump that the United States would stop the federal gasoline tax. It's about 19 cents a gallon. And that would immediately bring down the cost of a gallon of gas.

But no action has been taken on that. And the suggestion was made about four weeks ago. Congress has to approve it. The Democratic Party really doesn't want the situation, before the midterm election. I can't imagine any Republican voting against that, but it's stalled for some reason. I'm working it, but it's not close to being brought up on the floor.

It's a little frustrating to me. I think that we should have updates on this, because a 19-cent decline would help the American economy and the American consumer, obviously. The Democrats are not, I'm not saying that they are unpatriotic or subversive. I'm not saying that. They don't believe in a mission in the first place because they hate Trump and they don't particularly care that Iran may have a nuke.

I'm generalizing now. There are some Democrats who do. Most of the party, you know, why'd you start it? You shouldn't have started it. Blah, blah, blah, blah. Chris Coons is a senator from Delaware, when a Joe Biden's buds, and he's on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. So he's involved with this.

Here's what he said yesterday. Go. Frankly, Iran is stronger than they were 90 days ago before this war because they've used their cheap and lethal drones, not just to close the Strait of Hormuz, but to attack our partners than allies in the region, harming oil and gas infrastructure, hitting our embassies and bases, and we need a stronger, better answer to Iran's ability to close the Strait of Hormuz at will. Yeah, what's that answer?

You know, these guys run around every show. What's the answer? What's your solution there, Senator? You don't have one. Democratic Party didn't have one. Iran's not stronger now than when this whole thing began. That's absurd. They haven't closed the straits of Hormuz,

and the American warship wants to get through there, it can get through there. And if the warships escort tankers as they have been, particularly for China, tanker will get through. 13 casualties on the American side. So this is all a bunch of garbage. Now, does Coons know that?

Probably not, because he doesn't want to know it. Anything that goes into his sphere that doesn't jive with what his political belief is, he's going to reject. This is the same thing with the press. Press isn't want a win for Donald Trump with Iran. And I'm talking about 80%. You know, Fox News does, Newsmax does. There's a few. Washington Post does.

Not Washington Post. Wall Street Journal. sorry Wall Street Journal I don't want to lump you in there but all liberal newspapers and TV they don't want Trump to win this I could give you

a thousand examples here's just one go it really is going to be up to Trump to sort of brand this very different politically so that it doesn't seem as though the US just went to war with Iran for no apparent reason only to end up with a deal that was similar to the one that the

Americans had basically a decade ago But that's the mantra. So Obama had a deal and Trump dismantled it and Trump's going to get a worse deal or the same deal or whatever. Again, I will remind you, the streets of Hormuz will take care of themselves. That's not anything that can't be done quickly. It is the weapons inspections. So if Iran would agree, the whole thing would be done in 20 minutes. And finally, this talking points memo, the whole world should be rooting for the Trump administration.

Right? You want a terror state, a state that supports Hamas and Hezbollah and the UD's and that killed American soldiers and built bombs and hangs their own people and destroys whatever it wants to destroy? you want that country to have access to a nuclear weapon? That's what you want? Everybody should be with us. And that's a memo. All right, Tulsi Gabbard, the Director of National Intelligence. I told you a year ago that she was not going to last.

I didn't think she'd last this long. Unfortunately, her husband, Abraham, has, bone cancer, so she had to resign from her position. I like Tulsi Gabbard. She is an isolationist. Does not want to get involved with any foreign intrigue. The world is getting more unstable between escalating global conflicts and America's skyrocketing debt.

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Free shipping, 20% off your first order. Didn't really support Venezuela. Certainly did not support the Gaza, Israeli situation, or Iran. So I knew she was. not going to be there very long. And she herself was pretty upfront about that. Go. Political elite and warmongers are carelessly fomenting fear and tensions between nuclear powers.

Well, I don't think that's true. I don't think anybody's carelessly fomenting tensions. I think that the United States, as it always has, wants to safeguard democracy and wants to tamp the villainies down. So I think Tulsi Gabbard and I have a disagreement there. Here's what I said on June 18, 2025. Go. That's it for Tulsi.

She's done. Okay. And when she was appointed national security chief, I like her, by the way. I mean, I've interviewed her a number of times, and I think she's a woman of conviction, but her conviction is isolationism. And Trump shouldn't know that. So she's out. And it doesn't really matter.

She never had any power anyway. She was just there. But we do wish Ms. Gabbard and her husband the very best, and she is a patriot. I want everybody to know that. A story that really disturbs me is E. Jean Carroll allegation that turned into a fiasco in New York City where justice is not really in play on any level. Okay. So you'll remember that a jury civil case, May 9, 2023, found Donald Trump liable for sexually abusing and defaming a woman named E.E.

Gene Carroll. And they awarded Ms. Carroll, the jury did $5 million. You remember all that. Okay. And that's what got George Stepanopoulos in trouble and a whole bunch of others when they called Trump a rapist. All right. And then they had to pay Trump for doing that. So from the very beginning, E. Jean Carroll, I just did this on my own. I didn't have any help. Nobody paid my bill. I was just outraged. I'm not going to go through the case, but if you read the case, it's absurd. Both things are insane. I mean, I know Trump, and I know the world that E. Jean Carroll inhabits, and I know exactly what happened there.

Anyway, it turns out that E. Jean Carroll did not tell the truth about that, that she had help to the Tunis $7 million. And the guy who gave her this $7 million, his name Reid Hoffman, who admits he gave her $7 million to sue Trump. Roll him. So, you know, it is a standard practice that happens a lot

where there's outside funding of lawsuits. funding of lawsuits. We didn't encourage the lawsuit to happen. We only got on board after she'd already filed it and was down on the road. So you're not trying to create something that isn't substantive real that a person isn't really doing. My team looked at it and thought that it was a that her voice should be heard. Okay, sure. How many other voices have you funded to the tune of $7 million? dollars you crank. Now this guy is the worst. He's not the worst, but he's in the top five.

All right, so he admits that his political action committees funded E. Jean Carroll's false accusations, in my opinion, against Donald Trump. He admits it. All right. Ms. Carroll's own counsel now says, yeah, that Ms. E. Jean has now a quote, this is great, her recollection is refreshed. This is her a lawyer today. Oh, yeah, recollections refreshed.

Well, now the Justice Department is going after E. Jean Carroll. And they are investigating money laundering, obstruction, and conspiracy. Not to mention perjury, I don't know if she said this in open court or not, but she's in trouble. And she should be. And this is taking place in Northern Illinois, the U.S. attorney there. Now, I'm following this day by day. If this woman gets away with this, we're telling the whole world, oh, no, I didn't have any money coming, and nobody helped me. And now, and it's more than 7 million.

I mean, you say it's 7 million, you know, it's more. Pick up the 10. Awful. Okay, when you're liberal friends and the rapist stuff, just remember what I just told you. It doesn't get worse than this. To make up stuff, because I believe it was made up. Could be wrong, wasn't there,

but I know the whole environment here. Okay. And then an outside agitator, far-left group funds it? And nobody knows it? She denies it? Do you get away with that? Boy. All right. And then there is the 250 birthday concert. So initially, it was announced by the White House that there will be a bunch of concerts from June 25th, coming up fast, to July 10th. on the National Mall as part of the great American State Fair. These people were supposedly booked. Martina McBride, Brett Michaels from Poison, Young MC. The Commodore is one of my favorite groups.

Morris Day and the Time. They were all supposed to appear. Well, they all backed out. And now, you know, Trump is going to do something. I don't know what he's going to do. They all backed out. Why do they back out? Well, I have a lot of good show business contact because their agents said to them, you do this, you're not going to get booked.

Nobody's going to buy a ticket or even put on a show starring a Commodores or Martina McBride. Your business will go down the drain due to pressures from the anti-Trump Entertainment Corps that are all dropped out. Nice, right? How about sports? He's got a young quarterback on the New York giant football team, James DART. On May 22nd, Mr. DART did a campaign rally for Mike Lawler, a congressperson from New York,

and President Trump was a speaker. Full of tape. What an honor, what a privilege it is to be here, and without further ado, I'm grateful. I'm honored. I'm pleasure to introduce the 45th and 47th president of the United States America, President Donald J. Trump. I want to thank Jackson, D. This is going to be a future Hall of Famer in my book. Thank you. Thank you, Jackson. Great. Right. A lot of talent. now for showing up just for showing up and doing that introduction jackson dart has been

crucified two reasons why the sporting press mainly liberal guys i never knew that i never had any idea that was in play until i did an event um for the Mets, and I got all this heat, the Mets got all this heat. I threw out the first ball for a game. And I'm going, what are you doing? So the sporting press crucified Jackson Dart. And of course, the Democrats joined in, including a teammate of darts named Abdoul Carter. roll it.

So first off, I'm going to say that some things are bigger than football, and this is one of those things. Jackson is one of our leaders. He's the face of our franchise. He not only represents himself and what he does, but he represents all of us. And that goes for anybody who wears a Giants uniform. But if he chooses to align himself with a man like President Trump, it's my responsibility based on what I believe and what I stand on to not only show my teammates that I'm against

that, but to show the world. It's none of your business, Abdul. It's none of your business. Jackson Dart is an American. If he wants to support President Trump, it's none of your business. You don't go out and try to embarrass him. I assume that you supported Kamala Harris if you voted, right? It's none of my business, whether you did or did not.

And if Ms. Harris held a fundraiser and you were there, I wouldn't criticize you. You have a right as American to support what candidates you want to support. What is wrong with you? What is wrong with you, Abdul? Do you not understand that each American has the right to support or reject anybody in the public arena? Okay? And for you to try to embarrass and denigrate your teammates' choice in the political arena is outrageous. It's outrageous that you would try to intrude on that. Now, John Harbaugh, who I like, is a new coach for the Giants. And he's smart. He's doing it behind the scenes.

Okay? He's not doing it in public because he doesn't want to rip the team up. And he used to be the coach of the Baltimore Ravens, and he's a brilliant coach. Harbaugh's got to step in on this stuff. This is like the Kaepernick stuff. He's got to step in on this and explain in a tutorial, and I'll happily volunteer to go over to giant headquarters and speak to Abdul Carter about how our system works and how outrageous his conduct. is. Jackson, Dard, who doesn't support anybody who wants to support, unless it's a Nazi or a murderer or somebody like that.

Okay? And I'm sure in his mind, Abdul Carter thinks that trumps that in there some soup like that. But anyway, I'm a sports guy. I follow the teams. And I'm looking at this going, what is this? You have no right to do that. Now, they're going to have to play together.

These are two very high-profile younger performers on the New York Giants. But if it were me, Harbaugh's got to take control of this. That's it. You are to respect your teammates' choice of whom he or she, because there are personnel in the New York Giants organization that are women. men who they want to vote for or who they support. And everybody's choice should be respected. So outrageous.

Now, I understand the flame throwers want to blow it all up, but this comes down to basic constitutional rights. And I'm not mad at Abdul Carter. I feel sorry for the man. He does not understand the country he's living in. He doesn't like Trump, fine. Fine with me. I'd never run him down.

I might have some questions for him. You know, like, okay, what's the big beef here? I'd like curious about it. I might have run him down. So anyway, this is so unfair, so ridiculous. And I'm watching it just like I'm watching E. Gene Carroll. This isn't as bad as the Carroll thing. I don't think that.

Cheryl Alfonci, Sharon Alfonci, I'm sorry, Sharon. Again, here we go. Media. 60 Minutes correspondent, skilled a person, turns in a very shoddy report. And I'm sorry to use that word, but it's absolutely accurate.

On Luis Munoz Pinto. Okay? So there's Mr. Pinto. He wanted to, file for asylum in the United States. Biden let everybody in the world in here who wanted the same thing. Okay? That's what Biden did.

Come on in. So Luis Munoz Pinto gets here and Homeland Security is interviewing him, sees a bunch of tattoos that are gang related according to the feds. and they reject his request for asylum. Now, I wasn't there, but I'll tell you what, if I'm making a decision about somebody's asylum requests and they're covered with tats that are gang-related, I probably are going to turn that down, that guy down.

All right, so Pinto gets deported to El Salvador, because he's a Venezuelan national, and Venezuela wasn't taking anybody back. You couldn't bring him back to Caracas. So he goes to El Salvador, and he gets thrown in the horrendous Seacott prison in San Salvador. I know a lot about El Salvador, because I covered a war there. Okay, Seacot is a horrible place.

but it was built because MS-13 and other organized gangs were taking over the entire country of El Salvador and killing thousands of people in process. So the government down there said, we have to stop this, we're going to build this prison, we're going to throw these people in there, not our justice system, and anywhere, Pinto winds up in this prison,

whereupon shenks, Aaron Alfonci does a sob piece on him. Oh, he's a victim. He's, oh, no, look at this terrible prison. Oh, you can't do this. She doesn't even explain the basics of the story, Miss Alphonsey. This is on 60 minutes. The story runs, but it doesn't run right away.

It's held back. Number one, because they didn't have anybody from the Trump administration in the story. and that's the administration's fault. They wouldn't put up anybody from Homeland Security. That wasn't smart. But there are a thousand think tank people who could have come on and said, hey, they needed this prison because the country was going under. Here's what Ms. Alfonsi said.

Go. Seacott, the Terrorism Confident Center, was built in 2022. as a key part of Salvador and President Naub Bucali's sweeping anti-gang crackdown. The massive prison, designed to hold 40,000 inmates and its harsh reputation, are a point of pride for Buckele, who regularly allow social media influencers to tour it. How can working out your local Tims take you further? Sure, you can level up your teamwork skills. You also get a chance to receive a Tim Horton scholarship award.

Ready for what's next? Apply today at careers.timhorans.com. But she doesn't say why the El Salvadoran government had to build the prison. That's shoddy reporting, as is the fact they didn't have one person. I would have gone on with her saying this is why they put the prison up. And this is why Pinto wound up there. because Venezuela wouldn't take him back. Now, subsequently,

all right, Pinto winds up back in Venezuela in a prisoner swamp. That was nebulous too. What the hell is this guy doing out of prison if it's so harsh? He didn't even spend a lot of time in it. So, all in all was not a good report for 60 minutes. It wasn't. And now Alfonzi is saying, well, I got fired and I'm a victim for doing my job. Okay?

Here's a statement. Quote, the wall between editorial independence and corporate interests of CBS is being methodically torn down, journalists willing to challenge authority of being pushed aside favor of those who will not. This continues to result be broadcasted. It looks like 16 minutes, but lacks a courage and character to produce journalism that actually matters. I could have produced that story easily, easily, and gotten it on the air first round. One or two guys who explained the other point of view, conservative people, and then why the government of El Salvador had to do this in the first place.

That's not hard, but somehow Sharon kind of missed it. You know what I'm talking about here. She didn't miss it because she's dumb. she's not dumb. She had an agenda. Jill Biden's on a book to her. This is so outrageous. I can't believe it. So she goes on to CBS Morning News, which doesn't book any conservative authors. None, ever. But Jill gets a prime time slot on the Sunday morning program. Okay. So she's talking about the debate between Biden and Trump, which sunk her husband's re-election chances.

Go. I wasn't horrified. I was frightened because I had never, ever seen Joe like that before or since. Never. Or since. Yes. You've never seen him like that. No.

Why have you happened? I don't know what happened. I mean, as I watched it, I thought, oh, my God, he's having a stroke. and it scared me to death. It didn't scare her to death because she was the prime mover in having her husband run for re-election. You'll remember she was the one that didn't want him to resign. Well, if you were horrified, frightened, or whatever you were, why would you want him to run again? And the CBS reporter

Oh, what a world, huh? Ebola. Africa. Africa is a chaotic continent. Sorry, sorry, it's chaotic. Okay, 41 confirmed guests, 1100 people, way more than that. All right, they're burning down clinics in the Congo, which are supposedly helping the Ebola patients,

but some tribes don't like them or whatever they're doing. And I said this the first time around with this Ebola. Remember that? When a woman died in Dallas, I said, you cannot be letting African nationals into this country as long as this epidemic is underway. And the Obama administration said, blank you, O'Reilly, we're going to do what we want.

And we were lucky then. So this Ebola thing is heating up. And back with a final thought in a moment. Okay, final thought, had a good time in Ireland as I said up top. But in England I worked. News Nation, one hour Bill O'Reilly special on out of control migration. The stats are amazing. And the UK is now under siege anti-Semitism.

Crazy now. The complaints that they're getting, some Muslims, and they heavily outnumbered the Jews, Muslims about seven or eight to one. And the stats are there's a flood of Muslim immigrants. Here's a key story. I get on a plane in Cork, Ireland. It's a 45-minute flight to London. I get off the plane in London.

Nobody says a word. I walk through the terminal out to the car, drive to my hotel. Government doesn't know I'm there. They don't know who I am, what I've done on my past, nothing. Nothing. No passport or customs control at all. For any of my people on my flight, nothing. You can walk into that country and nobody knows it.

Don't think you're going to have problems. You got them. And we'll spell it out for you. And I was in Edgeware Road, which is called Little Beirut. I don't know if they were happy to see me there. Whole neighborhood. When I lived there in 1969, Edgeware Road was all white working class English people. Now, totally Muslim.

The whole neighborhood. Incredible. Can it happen here? That's what we'll explore in the News Nation special. I don't have an air date yet. As I get it, you'll know. All right, I hope you're glad I'm back. We really appreciate you watching and listening to the No Spin News.

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