Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - Crime in the USA, Glenn Beck on the Controversy Over His New Book, Devon Archer's Testimony Reaction, High School Boys Turning Conservative, & More

Episode Date: August 2, 2023

Hey BillOReilly.com Premium and Concierge Members, welcome to the No Spin News for Tuesday, August 1, 2023. Stand Up for Your Country.Tonight's rundown:  Talking Points Memo: Bill elaborates on his solutions to crime following his appearance on the "CUOMO" town hall. Glenn Beck joins the No Spin News and discusses the controversy over his new book. Just how did the media react to Devon Archer's testimony? A new survey says high school boys are identifying as conservative. This Day in History: 1936 Olympics Final Thought: Make the most of the next 35 days. In Case You Missed It: Get tickets to Bill and Sid Rosenberg's live show this October: "A New York State of Mind," at The Paramount in Hunting, NY. They are on sale NOW! Read Bill's latest column, "Warm Enough?" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hey Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the No Spin News. Tuesday, August 1st, 2003, stand up for your country. You know, there's a lot of bloviating, a lot of blather, but there's only one question in this whole Hunter Joe Biden story. And that question is, did the vice president then, or the president or the private citizen, Joe Biden, take money from his son and or brother? That is the end game.

Did he take money? Yes or no. Well, on his laptop, Hunter Biden, you may remember, he says his father was getting money from him for 10 years. Okay, but Hunter Biden's a crackhead or was and not the most reliable source in the world. so more evidence is needed. And we'll examine where we are in this very intense investigation that is not going away in a moment. But first, the talking points memo, crime in the USA. So it's a hot topic because millions of criminals are now not being prosecuted at all in the United States of America.

And law-abiding citizens, like me and I assume you, are getting a little teed off. about it. So last night on News Nation, it was a town hall about crime. And the crowd was in New York, Chicago, and Dallas. I was part of the town hall. So I opened with history because you need context about crime in order to analyze it and find solutions to combat it. Roll the tape. The issue of crime, if you travel a world, the totalitarian nation, do not have a problem with it. There's no crime in Saudi Arabia, no crime in China, no crime in Singapore.

The punishments are so harsh, the criminals leave. Okay, that's number one, historical fact. When Mao Zey Tung took over China in 1949, partly because a quarter of the Chinese population was addicted to opium, and that destroyed Shankai Shack's government. When Mao walked in,

he proclaimed that if you use opium, if you use opium, two things are going to happen. We'll either send you to a work camp or we'll shoot you against the wall. Didn't take long for the drug problem to dissipate in Red China. So that monologue was presented to say that if you punish people for committing crimes, there will be fewer crimes. Is that mensa? No. I wasn't advocating we do what Mao Zetong or the other totalitarian.

countries do. I was pointing out the historical facts. Well, the deputy police chief of Louisville Kentucky, ooh, he, uh, he didn't quite get it. Roll the tape. Bill brought up some, some good points. In fact, the matter is the consequences do matter. Consequences have to be impactful enough that it changes behavior. But when we get to the point where we are looking to Shane Kajek and Mao Zedong for advice on how to handle a crime and a democracy, we have a problem. All right. So he's just not smart enough, Mr. Humphrey, to understand the historical context of the point I was making. And the seals who were clapping in the audience are part of that. They don't really want to solve any crimes, by the way. You have to understand. A progressive left believes that criminal behavior is responsibility of America, that America is evil, that we force these people into committing crimes. And you've got to keep that in mind. And there are a lot of law enforcement people in the progressive communities. I know it's. It's shocking, but it's true. Now the second one was a soundbite from the mayor of Durham, North Carolina, former judge, very

left-wing person. She blames criminal activity on lack of housing. Go. Housing is where you start to have a life. If you don't have basic housing, what kind of life can you have? So yeah, way back then, they may have been the case, but it's not true in Durham, North Carolina right now. That's my reality is that housing is an issue and homelessness is an issue and it feeds into the other issues.

That's her reality that the crimes are committed by people who have substandard or no housing. So I had an easy reply to that one. Go. The mayor of Durham, North Carolina, just insulted every law-abiding poor person in this country that has substandard housing. Do you think, Madam, that the overwhelming majority of the poor commit crimes? They do not. They never have. And I said in the Great Depression, with the poorest part of our history, crime was low. This is a cultural thing that's going on here, not a housing thing.

Now, that woman didn't hear a word I said because she doesn't care. She has her agenda. Her reality, and her reality is that we, the taxpayers, should provide housing for everybody. That's it. That's what she wants. That's her nirvana. And if everybody got a nice house,

courtesy of other people, then there wouldn't be violent crime or something. Okay, let's go to San Francisco, which is a lunatic asylum. This is a San Francisco board of supervisor. Go. Right now, we have a district attorney and Brooke Jenkins, who is prosecuting crimes,

You know, we're dealing with still a progressive city. That means progressive judges and progressive juries. But we're turning it around in San Francisco, and I think the comeback is underway here. No, it's not. It's not even close to being underway. Roll the tape. As for San Francisco, it's a circus. People are moving out.

The whole place is collapsed. Tourism won't go there. Conventions won't go there. You're not safe there. And the cops are at fault? What a bunch of crap. That supervisor, go, wait, I don't have cops. Yeah, sure.

You could have army of police, and they would arrest, they'd take them in, and they don't prosecute. Okay, so I was a little testy because I'm pretty much standing on my own. It was an Arizona sheriff who agree with me, but the rest were very progressive. And a lot of them were activists, and News Nation, they got to make a better point. play at getting people and balancing it. So the crowd, I got some applause, but most of them didn't like me. Roll the table. I want to say first that the biggest crime in America is that people think like Bill O'Reilly. Really think like that. Yeah, that's the biggest crime in America. Somebody with solution to violent crime right here because they don't want solutions. All right? They want

a virtue signal. They have their own agenda. They want a socialist government or whatever it may be. Okay? You know, you give them solutions to crime like forced rehabilitation for drug addicts who commit felonies, right? Forced. You've got to go to inpatient rehab if you committed felony under the influence of drug. That's a solution. Takes the drug market away 70% of all street crime committed by drug addicts. Oh, no, you're going to be compassionate. Okay. You know, pretty much had enough for this, but I'm glad I participated. It was a worthy endeavor by News Nation. At least you're trying, you know, do thing. And one more thing. And I didn't bring this up, and I guess I should have. Most of the violent crime in this country takes place

in the poor minority neighborhoods. That's where the vast amount of murders and mugging, and assaults are. And we look away, never address it, that's racism. Because most of these poor, black, Hispanic, whatever people, whatever ethnicity living in those neighborhoods, all right, they're law-abiding citizens, they just want to go to the grocery store, just want the kids to walk to school.

And we look away. That's racism. And that's a memo. Hey, I'm Caitlin Becker, the host of the New York Postcast, and I've got exactly what you need to start your weekdays. Every morning, I'll bring you the stories that matter, plus the news people actually talk about, the juicy details in the worlds of politics, business, pop culture, and everything in between. It's what you want from the New York Post wrapped up in one snappy show.

Ask your smart speaker to play the NY Postcast podcast, listen and subscribe on Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, it's Sean Spicer from the Sean Spicer Show podcast, reminding you to tune into my show every day to get your daily dose inside the world of politics. President Trump and his team are shaking up Washington like never before, and we're here to cover it from all sides, especially on the topics the mainstream media won't. So if you're a political junkie on a late lunch or getting ready for the drive home, new episodes of the Sean Spicer Show podcast drop at 2 p.m. East Coast every day. sure you tune in. You can find it said Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcast. All right, Devon Arch, your testimony yesterday. Again, people believe what they want to believe. The Democratic Party doesn't care what Joe Biden did, vis-a-vis the Hunter.

They have no interest at all in what he did. If he committed felonies, if he took bribes, and the word bribe is in the Constitution, in the impeachment clause of the Constitution. You should look it up. Democrat Party, care? They don't care at all. All right. Now, I'm generalizing. I'm sure there are some Democrats that do, but not in Congress. They're not there.

So Devin Archer goes in, and he says a few things. We'll get the transcript later this week. And one of the things he said was that Joe Biden, then vice president, okay, got on the phone at least 20 times with clients overseas of Hunter Biden. Because Archer and Hunter Biden were in the business together. So the Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer hears that, and here's what he says. Go. Well, every day, this bribery scandal becomes more credible.

I mean, let's look at what Devin Archer testified today. He said that not only was Joe Biden on the phone over 20 times with people, including the Burisma executives, talking about whatever, even though the president denied that he never spoke to any of these people. Well, he didn't deny that he ever spoke to these people. He denied, all right, speaking to them about business dealings. Okay, so we want to be accurate here. But there's no question that Joe Biden knew his son was selling influence and his brother. That's what they did, to the tune of about 30 million, maybe more.

And Biden participated in that. And then in the debates and other places, he goes, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, they're not to do it. it. Not true. Provable. Did he commit a crime in helping his son sell influence? That's a gray area. But ethically, my God. And again, I'll go back to my opening statement. If they can prove that Joe Biden got any money from his son or brother, it's over. Okay. But in response to the Devin Archer testimony, here come the zombies on the left. Go. This investigation, Anderson, needs to end, and it needs to end now because what we're doing

is badgering a private citizen, and there's no legitimate legislative purpose at all. It's truly stunning to me. This is the taxpayer-funded defense and political arm of Donald Trump. God, mighty. Now, Anderson didn't challenge there, but before that, he did. Anderson said the phone calls were, quote, shady. so we are fair here all right nightly news ABC gave the hunter Biden or devon archer story a minute 36 seconds CBS one minute 40 seconds NBC didn't cover this shocking now Comcast out of Philadelphia owns NBC news MSNBC of course they would cover it but NBC news lester holt not covering it I work with Lester holt in New York I know Lester holt he had to be ordered not to cover it, because Lesser Hull is a good newsman. They had to order him not to say anything about it. What has happened to NBC News? My God.

It's just incredible. Now, I'm going to read you one more thing, and then we got Glenn Beck, woman, up in a bullpen. I have a lot to talk to Beck about, including his new book. This is what Hunter Biden put on his laptop, just so you have context. in this story, quote, I love all of you, but I don't receive any respect, and that's fine, I guess, works for you apparently. I hope all you can do and what I did and pay for everything for this entire family for 30 years. It's really hard, but don't worry. Unlike Pop, that's Joe Biden, I won't make you give me half your salary.

That was a text message to Hunter Biden's oldest daughter, Naomi. Unlike Pop, I won't make you give me a half your salary. Okay, so when you have that, then all of the other stuff, that's your baseline. Again, Hunter Biden's a crackhead. He could have been delirious when he wrote it, but you don't ignore it, NBC News. my god all right so you know glenn beck he's been around since the war of 1812 and he's a big internet radio star worked with me at fox news for a while he's the author a brand new book called dark future uncovering the great resets terrifying next phase big bestseller uh this book

so it's about uh the great narrative when beck says that very wealthy, powerful people around the world are trying to change the world, in North America and Europe particularly, and they want to run it. These elites want to run the economies of all these nations and fundamentally transform how we live. That's what the book's about. Now, Beck refuses to send me a copy of the book, so I couldn't read the whole book. And even though I send him multiple copies of my book, I didn't get one. Never have you sent me a book.

Never have you sent me one of your books. Watch your nose. Watch your nose. You go like this. Wait, let me do one more setup here. One more setup. All right. So the book's a big bestseller. And Target won't cover it.

Won't put it in his store. So Target CEO, this guy named Brian Cornell, lives outside of Minneapolis. And you look him up and he's a successful business guy, but he is a liberal guy. He gave $2,700 bucks to Amy Klobuchar, the senator from Minnesota in a presidential run and re-election run, all that.

But it doesn't make any sense. Why would you not stock a bestseller doesn't matter who the author is if it's a theory that people should read and consider? I don't know. We call Target. Of course, they didn't respond. And it's Target, of course,

weren't they selling Satan stuff back or something? What were they doing a few months ago? Yeah, I mean, so this is this is not new for anybody uh target has been uh selling you know tuck bathing suits during pride month for babies so the babies could tuck because god forbid they're a boy um they were selling uh adult tuck bathing suits uh for transgender um they were selling satan things i mean it was it's really out of control and they took a huge hit

and so in certain states they pulled first they removed it put it in the back of the target instead of right in the front and it only happened in certain stores of certain states so people stop going to Target well that doesn't really

work because Target is a very unique store and sells everything and even my wife complains all the time I know I can get it at And so a lot of Americans like Target because it has the best of everything and goes deeper than Walmart does. So it wasn't an easy thing for people to choose not to go to Target, but people had had enough. So our book comes out. Let me back up.

A few weeks ago, Mark Levins' book comes out. They decide not to carry it. That's fine. Mark points it out, the listeners get upset, they call Target, Target starts to cover it and sell his book. My book, however, is different because what my book is about is exactly what has happened to Target. I don't care if you're a Democrat and you voted for Amy Klobuchar. I think you're dope for doing it, but I don't mind. I mean, we all disagree on things.

The ESG movement and what I talk about. in dark future. What is actually happening in our corporations is something entirely different. This is a choice to abandon capitalism, really truly abandon your buyers, the people that frequent your store, and instead sell the things that help you in the inner circle and helps you at the bank with ESG helps the cause of completely transforming a capitalist society into a stakeholder society. So you think Brian Cornell, the CEO of Target, is one of these elites that have gathered together in the great narrative to change the way America and Europe see the world, conduct

economics and all of that. You believe that this guy is responsible because it had to be him. At that level, he'd have to make no Beck or no Levin or we want Satan. He would have to do that, right? I don't, I don't, you know, I don't know anything about him. He has to be evolved in the top level decisions. I don't think that goes down to the books, but maybe it does. I don't think so. Oh, it's a big controversy. The top level decisions are, what are, what are, you have to know about it. What are our... Go ahead. Maybe.

Maybe. Maybe. I just know that the company and the stakeholders in the company, and that's him included, have decided that their stakeholders, not their shareholders and not their customers. Their stakeholders, which include the federal government, the World Economic Forum, the banks, et cetera, et cetera, that those things that they are pushing for are more important

than their customers. Well, what about Comcast? I mean, look, you've been in a news information business for a long time, and I'm sitting there and I go NBC Nightly News doesn't even mention the Devin Archer testimony. I mean, are they

Comcast, NBC in the middle of this thing? I think all major corporations are in the middle of this. I hate to say it, but I think Fox our former alma mater has even gone

down this road. They see no way out because it is truly the most powerful banks and insurance companies and government officials. You want to cross them. Go ahead. Cross them. But you will have

a very tough time. The only one that is crossing them that has survived is Elon Musk. but look at what they're doing to Elon Musk. Now they're saying, because of EPA, you can't fire your rocket over Texas. Excuse me? Where did that come from? Who made that rule?

Is Florida exempt? Or are you going to say that about Florida, too, and move the space center someplace else? They are directly trying to take Elon Musk down because he won't play their, you know, their, you know, their new world order game. All right, let's go to motivation. So most of us believe that you run a major corporation. You want to make as much money as you can. You've got a board of directors, and a lot of times those boards,

that's what happened at Fox. The board of directors changed, management changed, and they go wherever they want to go. But when you're just talking profit center, okay, money coming into the corporation, the great narrative goes against that, because it restricts the freedom of people, all right, restricts their income, restricts all of that.

So what is in it for these corporate chieftains that meet in Davos and recently in Idaho? What is in it for them to be forcing this stuff? So, Bill, there is a movement. It's all in the book, Dark Future, and it explains it clearly. There is a great change coming. We are in now what's called the fourth industrial revolution.

All of the change from the first industrial revolution to the third. So all the way from, you know, what was it, 1760 or 1770, all the way till about 2020, all of that change is going to happen now between 2020 and 2035. That kind of an impact just because of technology. So the governments through the World Economic Forum and the corporations have gotten together and said, okay, how do we protect what we have? And they've decided that capitalism is a thing of the past. They have decided that they know what's better. They just need to take control of how you spend your money, where you spend your money, the narrative, and silence those who disagree with them. All right.

So it's a consolidation of economic power into the hands. of what you call the elite because they don't believe that the capitalist system can survive under the new technological arrangements that we're going to have it's it's 21st century fascism that's what it is it is a public private partnership that's what it is and there are no good guys back you didn't find anybody who's pushing against this oh Vivek Ramoswamy is probably one of the biggest guys pushing against it. He gets it 100%. He started a trading fund that went and was trading, you know, not on ESG scores. There are companies out there, but they are not major corporations. There are no major banks that are going against this. They are, they are all in.

It is really the American people, the individual, Democrat, Republican, Independent. It's not just here. It is everywhere in the world, on the Western world. And it is a great reset. It is a great reshaping of everything in the world as you know it. The scariest thing I heard today was that they're still talking and trying to push Biden into a climate emergency. and have him issue an executive order which declares the climate a national emergency,

which would give him all kinds of unrestrained power to do all the things he can't get through Congress. He's not going to do that, because that would doom him the left. All right, Beck, your book, Certainly Dark Future on covering the great research terrifying next stage should be sold everywhere. This is what a free society does. you can consider Beck's book and agree or disagree,

and that's the way we've always had it. And I'm going to tell all the witches, Beck, killing the witches, my book coming out. We've sent you already two copies, September. The witches are going to be on your side. We're going to get all of those people on your side. They're going to help out because they don't want the new narrative then. I prefer they stay with you.

And they would probably prefer that as well. Okay. All right, Beck, we'll see you on the radio. Thank you. All right. God bless you, Bill. Good talking to him. Power, politics, and the people behind the headlines. I'm Miranda Devine, New York Post columnist, and the host of the brand new podcast, Podforce One. Every week, I'll sit down for candid conversations with Washington's most powerful disruptors, lawmakers,

newsmakers, and even the president of the United States. These are the leaders shaping the future of America and the world. Listen to Podforce One with me, Miranda Devine, every week on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcast. You don't want to miss an episode. Georgia DA says September 1st we might do something against Donald Trump. Well, it's only been two and a half years, Fannie Willis, Fulton County. district attorney, only two and a half years, but September 1st, they might do something in Georgia. Special Counselor Jack Smith says, we got new stuff on the cameras at Montalago,

and we might do additional stuff there. See, it's a death of a thousand cuts. So Trump, boom, boom, boom, trump, trump, trump, trump, obscure Biden, obscure Hunter. Okay. And I'm sorry to be cynical, but, you know, I've followed this really closely. 80% of this Trump stuff is bull. shouldn't have taken the documents and when they asked he should have given him right back yes but the rest of it his opinion that's what they're going after him for his opinion okay uh new york times sienna college poll very suspect extremely suspect since 91 percent of fox news viewers believe donald trump has not committed federal crimes 91 percent so this presents a problem for fnc the same problem they had with the dominion election

where they had to pay $800 million in damages to the Dominion Voting Machine Company. So if 91% of your audience believes Donald Trump didn't do anything wrong at all, and you tell that audience, well, he might have, as I just did, the document thing, he was wrong. I don't know how wrong he was. I'm not privy to that, but if I'm a former president, I get a call for National Archives, hey, you got documents you shouldn't have it. I said, okay, come, Send a truck, pick them up. That's what I do. But anyway, Fox News, 91%.

So they've got to cover the news, all right? In a way, it doesn't alienate that 91% because their ratings are already halved from when I was there. And their demographic is down 75, 80%. My God, that's 25 to 54 viewers. They can't alienate anybody else. so that's the story okay there is a crew out of the university of michigan monitoring the future did a study on high school seniors boys and girls here is the study's results percentage of

boys identifying as liberal or conservative 2022 liberal 13 conservative 23 so high school senior boys more conservative than liberal and the number is low most of them in don't even know what conservative liberal is, unfortunately. So you're only getting 36% answering. Girls the opposite. 30% say they're liberal, high school senior girls. Conservative 12, that's because of abortion. Okay, that's where it is.

Interesting study under the University of Michigan. California, which is, I don't know, how more extreme the state can get. Now they have a bill, assembly bill. 852 that says when a criminal is convicted of a crime, you have to take into account of skin color. The bill requires California's criminal courts to rectify alleged racial bias in the criminal justice system by taking into account how historically persecuted minorities are affected differently than others. That means if you are convicted of a crime and you're white, you get a different sentence than if you're convicted of a crime and you're black. This is insane, not equal justice

for all, not even close, it's unconstitutional. Now, Gavin Newsom will not sign this, even if it passed the loopy legislature in Sacramento. Because if Newsom signed that, he's done as a national candidate. He could never run for president, so I'm not worried about it. Smart Life. This comes out of the Journal of American Medical Association. Jammer. Okay? It says that if you are over the age of 62, to exercise four to five minutes vigorously a day to fend off cancer risk. Okay, that's not a lot of time, four to five minutes. So that's a power walk or picking up a freeway, four to five minutes. And it says they have the data, about 22,000 non-exercising adults were studied.

And as soon as they started exercising, the cancer risk dropped. This is printed in the Journal of American Medical Association. Smart Life. Look, I'm not a gym rat. I can't go to the gym. I mean, it would just be pandemonium. But I do try every day to get 10 to 15 minutes a fairly intense exercise in. I mean, it just makes sense.

I mean, I get bored sitting on a couch or doing nothing, laying in a hammock. The ocean is my best in the pool. That's where I do a lot of my stuff, stretching and swimming and things like that. But you can do it, and you should, especially if you're overweight. I mean, you drop the weight pretty fast. You knock out the sugar and you walk, you know, a couple of miles or whatever a week. You'll see it just peel right off. All right, JetBlue, you know I have it in for JetBlue.

You know that. Just Google, Bill O'Reilly, JetBlue, and you'll find out why. So this is from Flight Aware. They track all the delays. From July 24th to July 30th, that six-day span. JetBlue flights delayed 45% of all their flights, 45% were delayed in the United States. All right, canceled four. Delta flies the same root system as JetBlue.

24% were delayed. 1% canceled. I'm telling you, telling you, you buy that ticket. All right, this day in history, August 1, 1936, 87 years ago, the Summer Olympics opened in Berlin, Germany, presided over by Adolf Hitler. Roll it. The specially built Olympic stadium in Berlin is filled to capacity as Hitler arrives

to preside at the opening ceremony of the 11th modern Olympiad. 100,000 spectators are present. They see the charming incident of the presentation of a bouquet to the furor by a little girl, meets him on his way to his box. The 11th Olympiad in Neuer Sejohn, all are opened.

Now 30,000 carrier pigeon. are released. They are the doves of peace, symbolizing the comradeship that exists among all nations in the athletic arena. Okay, so Hitler had his big moment in the world spotlight, but the Olympic Committee did not award the Berlin Games that year. They awarded it in 1931 when Germany was run by the Weimar Republic. The event lasted about two weeks, and Jesse Owens, the American and Trachstar won four gold medals humiliating Hitler. Okay, humiliated him. In fact, Hitler left the stadium after one of Jesse Owens' victories.

The total medal count on the 36 Olympics, Germany 101, USA 57, Italy 27, Italy 27, Sweden, 21, Finland, 20. All right. So that happened 87 years ago today. A quick break, back with mail, and a final thought about the next 35 days. of summer. Let's go to the mail. Caprice Ditmar, Zanesville, Ohio. O'Reilly stated that Joe Biden did not impede the investigation into documents found in his garage. I say we don't know that. All right, Caprice, but that's not the way it works. So there's no proof at all that when alerted that he had classified information in his garage in other places that Biden resisted giving it up.

Now, he shouldn't have had it in the first place because vice presidents are not taking. That, of course, story is not told. But in our system, if you're accused of something, you don't have to disprove it. Okay? That's the Napoleon Code. You're guilty until proven innocent. We, you're innocent until proven guilty. nail harrison arlington texas you blame joe biden for inflation but how do you explain record corporate

profits if he was strangling a private sector i can't seem to square that circle i don't know about any squares or circles and i don't know about record corporate profits i do not believe that's in play some industries like oil because biden's regulations have strangled the american energy industry. Yeah. Okay, yeah. But others are not doing that well. Stock markets are very risky. June and July were good months of the stock market. When anything happens, watch out below. Jack, I always like Trump as a president despite his rhetoric. I do not like Trump as a candidate. As O'Reilly said, the Democrats want Donald Trump as a Republican nominee. Why? Because Trump can no longer win over independent voters.

There's absolutely something to that. Rosa, I'm a Hispanic female and a Republican. If Trump is the nominee, he will not win the 24 election. He can't win the support of the Republicans. Okay. I mean, but that is an opinion. The polls say most Republicans want Donald Trump. All right.

And the viewers are about equally divided. Scott, concierge, remember, when I look back at the Trump-Clinton and Trump Biden debates, Trump brought forward a lot of the things that have all come true. He's a smart guy. He governed a country well. I agree. I think his term in office just on policy was very successful. Carol McClarty, St. Joseph, Michigan. I just watched Cuomo's Town Hall on Crime. You always have the answers, O'Reilly. I usually can't watch Cuomo for long, but when you're on, I stay tuned. Well, I appreciate that, Carol. I'm going to be on tomorrow with Cuomo. I'm little mad at him. I'm going to call him out for something that happened in that town hall,

but it's always interesting. I like Cuomo. I mean, he gives me a shot, right? Eileen and Jim Morrow love the shows, The Nostman News on YouTube. I know we're all over YouTube. Can you explain to my husband and I how George Soros is able to contribute so much money to different politicians? Because he can contribute unlimited amounts of money to political action committees, which he does. There's no law constraining that. The Supreme Court made a ruling. You can give as much money as you want to any political action committee in the United States. Linda Brown, Costa Mesa, California. You're right, O'Reilly.

Your show ended yesterday with the Beach Boys. I immediately downloaded the Beach Boys Essentials, which consists of 50 Beach Boy songs. Brought back so many memories. It is the summer of our lives, and the Beach Boys are a big part of it for me. Julie Little, High Point, North Carolina. Mr. O, this past week I completed my goal of reading every day. book in the killing series, all 12 of them. Learning by reading is very rewarding. I would also add the number of pages, coupled with your concise writing style, make for an enjoyable reading experience. You know, I write those books so they just whizz by. And because I don't like to read books that are ponderous. I mean, you know, I write in a style that I like to read. Now, killing the witches is, I think, the fastest-paced killing book that we have. This will be number 13, September 26th. It just flies.

Now, if you order the custom where I hand-signed the book, not a plate, the book, all right? If you pre-order it now, you'll get it, but they will be sold out by PubTime. If you want my signature in the book, and, you know, that's worth some money these days. If you want to sell it on eBay, you've got to pre-order it now. Killing the Witches, Bill O'Reilly.com, we'll set you right up. Also, we have a New York State of Mind show with W.A.B.C. sponsoring our radio flagship in New York City, Sid Rosenberger and I will be on Long Island, Huntington, the Paramount Theater, October 27th. We'll be a blast. Tickets are selling very, very quickly. Hasn't even been on sale four days. I think we'll be sold out by the weekend. We'd love to see you. Good time to come to New York. Leaves are changing, lots of fun, lots of energy in the air. Ticketmaster, Bill O'Reilly.com or the Paramount Theater in Huntington.

Knock them out. Not a bad seed in that theater, by the way. Also, the summer reading specials still in play, killing Crazy Horse, killing the killers, killing the legends, and a team normal hat, all for $3,2.95. So make the summer count. Get those books.

You'll love them. And I got the United States of Trump. If you are interested in Donald Trump, if you're really interested in a man, So I wrote a book called The United States of Trump. You get that book in any of our polos, our team normal is the hottest one, for $49.95, $50. And the polos are great. You love them.

So that's our last thing we have for you. Where today, no, botology. This is a fabulous word, B-U-T-T-O-L-G-Y. Botology is what all the cable news pundits do. But don't you do botology? Now look it up now. B-U-T-T-O-L-O-G-Y. My final thought about the next 35 days in a moment.

Here is the final thought of the day. So 35 days, we'll all be back in autumn, urchins back to school, vacation's over, weather stays warm now until early October. So if you have some free time in September, it's a good time to travel. But you got to make the next 35 days count. So most people do everything on the internet now, on their little smartphone. I got a big calendar like this, all right, and each day. And so my August is pretty much booked. And I got some very fun things. Going out to try to catch some tuna. We're going to, a big, big benefit to help a hospital, and I like to do that. I'm giving a speech on the 19th, Southampton. So we got lots of stuff going on. But primarily,

it's an ocean thing for me in August. Ocean water is really nice now on Eastern Long Island. And I haven't seen any sharks the other day saw a humongous whale in my backyard. I mean a huge whale. the dolphins were following the whale. People pay thousands of dollars. You see that? I got in my backyard. And the terrod dog, I said, look, there's a whale. Pshuom!

That terrod dog, where are you? Boom! So, I don't care. The whales won't bother you. All right? And the dolphins are your friends. The sharks, we never see them out where I am. Because the water is a little turbulent out there,

and the whales keep the sharks away. Interesting. So anyway, I got it all planned. I'm going to make the most of all these 35 days. I'm going to work most of August, but I'm going to take some time off. And I want you to do the same. Plan it out. You know, life is short. Make the most of the summer. That is the final thought. Thank you for watching and listening on our radio affiliates across the country to the no spin news. We'll see again tomorrow.