Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - Bill O'Reilly on the Extremists in Congress

Episode Date: March 28, 2025

Bill O'Reilly talks about the extreme members of Congress on the left and the right, highlighting Jasmine Crockett and Marjorie Taylor Greene. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Let's talk about extremism. In Congress, not the loons running around saying Hamas is great or the other crazy people, open border people, not any of that, elected officials serving on Capitol Hill who are extremists. I'm going to explain how that happens. But first, we have to spotlight a few of them. Let's start with Jasmine Crockett, Congresswoman from Texas, the Dallas area. No relation to Davy Crockett.

I don't think the two would get along if Davy was resurrected from the grave. She is a spirited woman. I think that is accurate. Very left wing. Very left wing. and she's very happy about Tesla and Elon Musk getting attacked. Roll the tape. So I'll make sure that I keep it short, but I am truly here for very selfish reasons.

Starting with on March 29th, it's my birthday. And all I want to see happen on my birthday is for Elon to be taken down. Yes. Listen, I have learned as I serve on the Doge Oversight Committee. that there is only one language that the people that are in charge understand right now. And that language is money. So she's encouraging people to attack Tesla. Maybe not with flamethrowers or Molotov cocktails,

but she wants Elon Musk to be hurt economically. So what is Mr. Musk doing? Well, he's outing wasteful spending. That's his job. I like that. Do you disagree? Do you want your tax dollars wasted? Apparently, Ms. Crockett doesn't want this kind of oversight.

Because I don't know of one thing that she has done to point out any government waste whatsoever. Not what. Now, if I miss something, let me know. Bill at Bill O'Reilly.com. But she just objects to the federal government being downside. and Elon Musk being in charge of doing that. So she wants Elon Musk and his enterprises to be harmed. That's an extreme point of view.

Do we all understand that? So let's go to the other side. Here we have Marjorie Taylor Green, congresswoman from Georgia, rural area, northwest of Georgia. She doesn't like anybody who disagrees with her. So, a reporter from the UK named Martha Kellner, Sky News, wanted to ask Marjorie Taylor Green about the security breach. Roll it. What country are you from?

From the UK? Okay, we don't give a crap about your opinion and you're reporting. Why don't you go back to your country? We have a major migrant problem. Okay, do you care? No, no, no, no, no, you should care about your own borders. Do you care about American lives being put over? Let me tell you something. Do you care about people from your country? What about all the women that are raped by migrants?

Do you care about? No, do you care? Okay, you're done. Okay, so this is obviously unacceptable. The woman wanted to ask a question and she got attacked by Congresswoman Green. Why? Just answer the question. If you don't like the question, say it. I do that all the time. I don't think that's a fair question. And then I say, whatever I want to say. You don't say we don't get a crap what you think, go back to their own country. Great Britain is our strongest ally. That matters. I mean, there's civility here, but there isn't civility. So these bomb throwers, I call them, Crocket and Green, they know that they're going to get elected or re-elected because their districts are very extreme.

South Dallas is a minority district that wants their congressperson to punish the establishment. That's what most voters want. Punish it. Blow it up. And the converse in Georgia is attack. If you're a liberal, if you're perceived, not conservative, go get them. So these people can do whatever they want. And there are other extremists.

I mean, Massey in Kentucky. This guy won't vote. He's a Republican. He won't vote for anything. All right to help his own party. There's always a dissent. Paul Gossar, G-O-S-A-R, Gossar. Okay?

He was, he's a Republican. It was depicted himself killing Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Come on. And Cortez is an extremist. He's from the Bronx. He's a Democrat. Lauren Bowberg, Colorado, she switched districts, and she's a bomb thrower, okay? Maxine Waters off the chart.

Off the chart. I mean, this week she said that Melania Trump may not be in this country legally. Melania Trump became an American citizen in 2006. Waters doesn't care? Because she knows her district in Southern California and vote her no matter what, because they want the system blown up in that district. And Maxine will go out and say, do all this crazy stuff. Cory Bush, Elon Omar, on and on and on and on.

The guy up in Boston, Seth Moulton, called Hegg Smith a drunk. I mean, on and on. So this is not good. There's a difference between being flamboyant. I'm flamboyant. And making your point in a way that gets attention. Nothing wrong with that. But you've got to stay in a realm of responsibility.

Because you have the privilege, your voters have given you the privilege of serving in the capital of the United States as a representative or senator, you've got to figure it out. You've got a responsibility to the American people not to be a loon. L-O-O-N. It's all about self-aggrandizement, I understand that. they want to bring attention to themselves for whatever reason they like to be famous they think they might get a book out of it whatever it may be okay um and you can be passionate i like passionate politicians i hate these boring people oh speak up trump is passionate trump is flamboyant and sometimes trump goes overboard no doubt about it sometimes he does

But at least Trump sits here every day and answers his questions from the press. When was the last time he saw Biden do that? Biden used to take a nap all day. And that's true, by the way. You know, people are, oh, they're attacking Biden. I'm not attacking him. What do you see? Because it's going to come out.

How does man govern? Shocking. And his own party knew it. I'm saying anything about it. But anyway, back to the Congress people. You know, I have been in this. business a long, long time. And I have seen good and bad and terrible at the highest levels. And states, you got the same problem in the states too. Same crazy stuff going on in

Chicago, San Francisco, New York City, crazy stuff. Michelle Wu, Boston, crazy stuff. The enemy is ICE. The enemy is Homeland Security. We're trying to root out criminal migrants. They're the enemy, according to Michelle Wool. That's just crazy stuff. And she's a smart woman. It's a Harvard woman, I think. But I've seen it and I've seen it. But it's getting worse and worse and worse now. And the reason is the media. So if you are alone, you get media time. You get FaceTime on television. You get famous. They reward that. Nobody would have ever heard of Marjorie Taylor Green had she not been irresponsible. Because the only reason that we know her name, because she does this stuff all the time.

I don't give a crime of my now. You know, I'm going, this is a congresswoman? This is representing American citizens. Are you guys in Georgia want this? You really want this? You can elect a conservative who's civil. Right? Finally, George Santos is my congressman, and I was appalled and shocked at myself because I voted

for him and I didn't check him out. His opponent, when he got elected, I think it was four years ago, was so far left and heinous that I said, I got to vote for the conservative on the Republican side because this guy is out in the ozone layer. And I don't want my taxes going up because I'm paying too much money now to live on Long Island. So I voted for Santos. I never checked them. Talk about insane. He was, every day I go, this is my congressman. I was personally offended by him. And I'm glad he got exposed. And I'm glad he's having all these trouble because he did not deserve to be there. was a charlatan. I'm not accusing all these other extremists of doing that. I'm just saying

that they are part of the lunatic fringe we do not need in the U.S. government.