Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - BONUS: Bill O'Reilly on Social Disorder in New York City

Episode Date: July 9, 2025

Bill O'Reilly reacts to a viral video of good samaritans saving a woman on a New York subway from a crazed maniac, and New York releasing the criminal. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Social disorder in New York City, no matter what they tell you about crime, stats, and all that other stuff, social disorder is very, very high level. So there's a woman, and she's on a subway platform in Cypress Hill, Brooklyn. She's going somewhere, okay? And a guy comes up and starts menacing her. And on the platform, there are a bunch of other people. So five men in a kind of... vigilante move, which I applaud, all right, confront the guy who is bothering the innocent

woman. Roll a tape. All right. So the cops come. They arrest the guy, Frederick Marshall, 42 years old. No priors. But he had a knife and a club with him. And obviously you heard a woman screaming and she'd be an assaulted by this guy or whatever. And then the five bystanders, the Good Samaritans, put it into it. And the cops came and they took Marshall away. Now, you would think in any civilized society that a guy, menacing a woman with a knife would be charged with a heinous crime and held on substantial bail. No. No. They let them right out

because it wasn't a crime so they say that requires bail. So Frederick Marshall, whoever he is, is running around the streets in New York City.

Nobody's watching them, what's to prevent him for doing it again? Is the five guys going to save another woman? Maybe next time it won't be five guys. Now, I applaud the so-called vigilantes. He's got to have more of that. I don't think you should do violence, but you can restrain, that's for sure. But you've got to be watch out.

He's got to have a knife. But this is why the city is falling apart. But this is why Andrew Cuomo got waxed in the Democratic primary by this Mandani, okay, because Cuomo signed this insane bill. No excuse. No excuse in the world for signing a bill that puts every single New Yorker in danger. And even though Mandami is a socialist, he's irresponsible, he'd make things worse. People are so angry at Cuomo, and I know about the COVID nursing home, and that's big. The other stuff, I don't think, impacts that much.

But this Nobel law, he's killed him because he never explained it, he can't explain it, puts everybody in danger. And Hockel's not going to revoke it. I want to revoke that in the first 10 minutes. Like Trump revoked all of Biden's executive orders on the border and every place else. First day, Hockel could have done that. Didn't do it. How can you elect her again? How can you vote for her again?

Maybe Frank Marshall will vote for her because he's out on the street with a knife and a club menacing women. So maybe he likes to do that. He'll vote for Hockel. But this is really, really the last. lowest ebb ever it is i've been around reporting for 50 years i know new york city only one person knows it better than me that's curtis lewa okay i know this city um from pelham to uh the end of staten island but this has got to be changed so anyway that story caught my attention it's an important story. And New Yorkers have to protect themselves and help other people in distress,

particularly innocent women and children. You just can't let it go. And I know that you put yourself at risk, but you got to do something. So the five guys did the right thing. And of course, the system did the wrong thing. Letting this guy go.