Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - Election Winners and Losers, Karine Jean-Pierre's Latest Fumble, Sen. Katie Britt on Israel, the Battle Over Abortion, Crime, and More.

Episode Date: November 9, 2023

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Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the No Spin News, Wednesday, November 8, 2023, stand up for your country. So, election, 2023, most people didn't vote. They stayed home. It's always the way it is on an off election year when there's not a president or governor, that kind of thing running. Not too much to report on it other than the abortion thing that the press is making a big deal out of, and I'll put it into perspective for you in a moment. But it's very important that you understand that now in America, 23 November,

the deceit at the media level is the highest it has ever been. And it's very, very important that you know that. You can't believe most of what you hear. And that's why we are in business. And so we hope you spread the word because it was interesting. I was on a Hannity radio program today, as I am every Wednesday, and I'll do News Nation tonight with Cuomo. I do that every Wednesday.

Wednesday is a busy day. But I disagreed with Hannity on a couple of things. today that I think caught him by surprise. So we're not here to push any political party or ideology. We're here to tell you what the deuce is happening so you can make your own decisions. But that is not the agenda of most others in this country. So again, we need you to spread the word. So yesterday's vote is the subject of this evening's talking about. points memo. Press is screaming, the Democrats had a good night. You know, they didn't have a bad night. Was it good? You know, that's a relative word. Ohio, it was one ballot measure about

abortion to enshrine it in the Constitution of Ohio, the state constitution. So that that won 5743, overwhelming one, in a very Republican state. So the state constitution now guarantees every person in Ohio, the right to one's own reproductive medical treatment, including but not limited to abortion. Okay, it's basically a play against big government. And this is what the Supreme Court intended to kick the abortion issue back to the individual states so the folks could vote on what kind of an abortion law they want. And the law is going to differ from state to state. Here in New York, where I am, there's never going to be any restrictions on abortion again. Never.

You're going to be able to go, and the day you're supposed to give birth, you can kill that fetus or that baby, whatever, you know. And you can do that in New York, and nobody's going to do anything about it. But in other states, there are going to be time limits. In Ohio, there will be, but this is basically enshrines it. Now, let's get into Virginia. So the governor, Glenn Yonkin, and I talked to Haney about this today, he won because he stuck up for parental rights when his opponent, Terry McAuliffe, said, no, back off you parents, the schools will tell you how to raise your kid. And Yonkin said, you're nuts, and Yonkin won. Well, Yonkin got behind a restrictive abortion law in Virginia, the Commonwealth of Virginia, and he lost yesterday.

So the state legislature, state senate, is Democrats 21, Republican 17. House of delegates, 51 Democrat, 47 Republicans. It's close, but that didn't do Yonkin any good. All right, it did. Because now he's got to deal with a legislature that's Democrat. Now, here in where I live on Long Island, there were more than three million people here,

all right, on this island, which stems from Brooklyn to Montauk Point and to orient on the, North Shore. This used to be solid liberal territory here. That's flipped. So there isn't a wave toward the Democrats. So the Republicans on Long Island consolidated games yesterday. Now there was no abortion thing in play, right? This was based on social disorder, crime, taxes, all the things the Democrats are pushing and making society worse. So be very, very careful. One other caveat before we get to the rest of the program. The Republican Party would be very

smart because Trump is already doing it to deemphasize abortion. And I disagreed with Hannity about that. Hannity thinks, no, no, no. You are not going to convince people who want to believe that abortion is okay, that it's not okay. People believe what they want to believe. And with the decline of religion, particularly organized religion, in America, we are becoming more and more and more of a secular country. So the moral aspect of destroying the unborn isn't at top consideration for many secular people. Again, they believe what they want to believe.

So they say, well, the fetus isn't a human being. Well, how do you know? There's no data to back that up. None. But they want to believe it. But you're not going to change their mind. You're not. So my suggestion to the GOP, the grand old party,

is to concentrate on adoption, take the higher ground. The goal of the pro-life movement, and many in the Republican Party, is to save the lives of innocence. That's what the debate's all about. It's not about denying women. It's not about medical care. It's about saving the lives of the innocent.

So if the country, and the states would have to do it, got behind more adoption programs by funding and things like that, and it's certainly doable, you'd save more lives. That way you can convince people, look, it's only a few months. And you're going to birth a baby who's going to get a good home? You know, you're not going to win it every time, but where is that factor? That's the high ground. And again, you don't, excuse me, you don't see Trump talking about abortion much because he knows it's a loser.

He knows that he has a problem with women anyway, Trump. That'll just make it harder. But he did appoint Supreme Court justices who are traditionalists, and that will and has affected abortion. And that's the memo. 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.

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I don't know. I mean, they don't even fake it anymore. The White House to schedule, they put out nothing. Well, we're not doing anything today. Okay. But yesterday, Corinne Jean-Pierre, the White House spokesperson, got in trouble again. She's not a deep thinker, I think that's accurate, because NBC, Peter Alexander, asked her, well, what about these people who are tearing down the Hamas atrocity posters, you know, and they're tearing them down. Shouldn't Americans see what Hamas is doing? And here's what Corinne said. There have been some tense confrontations that have taken place there. Is the White House's view that these actions should be condemned the pulling of the pulling down of them or that that's a

form of peaceful protest look i i haven't i've sort of kind of seen the reporting here and there i think it was from last week right like 30 million videos that got around no i know i hear you i'm just not going to i'm not going to i'm not going is that peaceful protest to pull that down or should you not be i'm just not going to go into specifics on that particular thing that's your job lady that's your job you can you could say that to every question i'm not going to answer it so that she looked like you fill in the adjective and then she was forced to release a paper statement and it says quote as a result of the mass her attacks communities and families are grieving for the past month the families of those who have been taken hostage have lived in agony tearing down pictures of their

loved ones who are being held hostage by a moss is wrong and hurtful unquote So she got taken to the woodshed, to use a cliche. She goes back, the guy running a White House, it's the chief of staff, his name escapes me at the moment. Hey, he can't do that. Another embarrassment, but this goes on and on and on and on. And by the way, the oversight committee in the House has announced that Hunter and Jim Biden have been subpoenaed to appear.

All right. Now, they won't answer any questions. They'll take the fifth. I'm almost positive. They will. But they got a president's brother and son have to appear on the money stuff, which is building. See, it's been obscured by Israel and other things, but it's, believe me, it's building. There is a Republican debate tonight.

Miami, 8 p.m. Eastern time. DeSantis, Ramoswamy, Scott, Haley, Christy on the stage, five of them. If there are any highlights, I will play them for you tomorrow. I am not expecting much, but I could be wrong, you know. I think the last time I was wrong was 1993, but no, no, if there anything of note, we'll play it for you. At the same time, Trump's holding a rally in Highley of Florida, and you can expect Newsmax to take that rally because every time Newsmax takes on the Trump rally, they double their ratings. So I'm sure they'll take it.

Okay, so we have a very interesting guest tonight for you. She's a young senator, national senator from Alabama. She has a new book out called God calls on us to do hard things, lessons from the Alabama wire grass. Senator Katie Britt joins us now from Washington. we'll get to your book because you and I are sympathical on a lot of this stuff. And that's not why I'm having yawn, but, you know, when I read your book, I could be reading some of my columns. So we're kind of there. But first of all, I want to get to the abortion thing. Now, Alabama, obviously, is a pro-life state. So you don't have these kinds of controversies there, do you?

We protect life in Alabama and believe that we need to do that at every turn. And it's not just about being pro-birth and making sure that every child has an opportunity to be born, but it's making sure that that child truly has an opportunity for the American dream. And so it's to what you said earlier. It's focusing on the total package here, looking at, and we have our team digging into options about child care and how we make that more affordable and accessible. We talk about educational freedom, ensuring that no child zip code determines their opportunity

because we have children that are trapped in a failing school of no fault of their own. And so giving them a pathway, knowing that education is the pathway to prosperity, it's a pathway to achieve the American dream, focusing on those things, focusing on mental health. Okay, but you're getting ahead now. You're getting ahead of the fetus's ability to go to school

is, we have to give the, look, what I'm trying to get across here is there are different areas in the country that see the world in a different way. So Alabama is primarily a pro-life state. You're not going to have to deal with the stuff they're dealing with in Ohio. But if you, a senator, came to New York and ran for the Senate here, you get clobbered. I mean, you get slaughtered because people believe what they want to believe. And Alabama values, and I have to confess, I feel much more comfortable with Alabama values than I do with New York values. And I'm a native New Yorker. I know the state as well as any human being on the planet. I'm much more comfortable with your values because of my belief system. But I know I'm not going to convert the secularists. And that's the heart

of this abortion issue when it comes to voting. You're not going to change a lot of minds. Well, I think it goes to what you were talking about earlier. And one of the things that I've been trying to talk so diligently about, and we actually do talk in the book, you talk about the moral aspect of this and moral clarity. We've seen an erosion for a moral compass in this country. And when you're talking about it, you know,

when you mentioned what would be okay in New York, I mean, we need to state the facts. We need to talk about how liberal, how far-reaching the Democrats' policy is on this. Every single senator in the United States Senator with a D by their name voted in the last Congress to allow an abortion up to the moment of birth. And, you know, that is just, that puts us in line. There's only five nations, the United States being one of them, that allows you to take the life of a child after 24 weeks. That is absolutely true, but it also goes to the mind of the American voter.

half the country doesn't care. It's reproductive rights, much more important than human rights to them. And then when you go human, they go, oh, the fetus isn't human. And then where you go? You can't go anywhere. So anyway, all right. Let's go. You went to Israel, right?

Two weeks ago, were you there? I was there. Yes, that's correct. Okay. Do you think Biden is doing the right thing now, backing Israel? spending a lot of U.S. taxpayer money over to help Israel. Are you behind him in that, or do you feel that he's got, you know, some things that you don't support? Look, I appreciate him going to Israel right after the terrible barbaric attacks of October 7th.

I appreciate that. I appreciate the deterrence with regards to making sure that we have people there in the Mediterranean Sea. But the truth is, this is for. foreseeable when it comes to the weakness from this administration. We've seen it time and time again. Him easing off of sanctions instead of reinforcing sanctions is totally unacceptable. We know who is funding this. It's Iran. We know that they chant death to America, death to Israel. And so we need to make sure that we go back to a strategy of maximum pressure. We need to work with our colleagues, other countries in the G7 to make sure that loopholes are actually closed. And we have to actually

project strength. I do believe, listen, when we say never again, which is what we said 80 years ago, we said never again, it has to actually mean never again. We need more strength. You want more pressure put upon Iran. Is that what you're saying? Absolutely do. But I also want even stronger messaging coming out of the White House. When you have a White House press secretary that dances around anti-Semitism, it is completely and totally unacceptable. It is crazy. These are barbaric attacks, when I saw them, these people wore GoPro cameras on their head. They gouged out eyeballs of men, cut fingers off little boys, cut feet off of little girls before murdering an entire family and then eating at their breakfast table after doing that. Disgusting. I saw where they raped women. I saw where they killed children. Absolutely right. There's no doubt about it. And the pro-Hamas core is the extreme radical left. which, you know, is unfortunately a presence on a campus.

I want to get to one more thing before we get to your book. So you have a staffer who in D.C. a dangerous place now. The district crumbly is dangerous. Was mugged by gunpoint. Guy took her wallet, car, zoomed away. The federal government runs Washington, D.C. Can't you guys do anything about it? We sure need to.

We need to see real leadership both from the House and the Senate to continue to send a message. Listen, young men and women from across this nation should be able to come to serve their country, which is exactly what they're doing when they're working here, and be able to do so in safety. We should be able to have visitors and school groups come to our nation's capital and not be worried about being mugged when walking two blocks. This is unacceptable. If you look at the failed leadership of the mayor here, we call it tent city. She has put the priorities of the homeless population above the safety and security of others instead of trying to figure out a way to deal with both.

This is once again the liberal left and their failed policies going weak on crime, not treating our law enforcement officers with the dignity and respect they deserve. We've got to continue to back the blue, send a message. I would like to see you're never going to get it through the Democrat Senate and Schumer in a million years. Never. But I'd like to see a bill. You know, a real bill introduced by Republican senators say, look, we want to clean up the nation's capital. And here's what we want to do. Because again, the federal government has the last say there. All right. Let's get to your book. God calls on us to do hard things, lessons from the Alabama wire grass. Now I've been to Alabama number of times. I support the Talladega College.

down there you know that uh the black school yeah i'm a big supporter of that school um we brought their marching band up here to march in the macy st patrick's day macy's thanksgiving day parade when nobody else would pay for them i paid for them to come up here and i'm not bragging about it i'm just giving you a little context that i know what's going on in alabama So when I'm reading your book, I go, this is a good book because I like it. You know, it coincides with my belief system. But then it occurs to me, and this is a frustration in my life, that I can't convince people who don't want to believe in God, and believe me, their allegiance are growing in this country.

I can't convince them that there is an act of God who wants them to, you know, use their talents and solve problems and go after things that are evil. I just can't convince them. Look, we certainly can't convince them if we don't talk about it. And I think it is critically important to continue to talk about our faith and to talk to remind people who they are and whose they are. And so I have seen in the peaks and certainly the valleys in my life that relying on the Lord, coming back to that foundation consistently is what enables us to move forward.

And I think everybody needs to realize that we're all called for a purpose. God calls each of us for a purpose. And we talk about it in the book, you know, your arena may be different than mine or someone listenings is different next to the person sitting to them. It doesn't make it any less important. And it is so important that we all lean into that, figure out what that is, and move forward. And so in the book, we talk about that. We talk about the foundational principles of faith, family, and freedom. We talk about the next generation and equipping them with the

dignity of an honest day's work. We have an entire generation of people that are being taught by our government to just keep your hand out and let them give you more, more, more, instead of doing that. So seeing the country that our children are growing up in and the country we grew up in, you know, how do we reinforce the values that make this nation so great, those of freedom of liberty. And that's what this is about. Right. Most of it should fall on the shoulders of the parents

because the state is never going to do that. But I applaud you for writing the book. And it's again, God calls on us to do hard things. Senator Katie Britt. I hope we can talk again, Senator. It's very nice of you to come on and chat with me today. Hey, I appreciate it. And every generation is called to do hard things.

I think we're seeing what our hard thing is right in front of us. And it's time to stand up. and do hard things. Okay, good. Thank you very much. Thank you. All right, let's go to the House of Representatives. So, you know, the squad, right? So that's Ocasio-Cortez, Ilan Omar,

Rashida Talib, the real far-left socialist. Well, they're backing Palestinians and Hamas by extension. They'll say, oh, no, no, we're not backing, but they are. So, Talib is up yesterday to be censured, which means nothing. I'll explain a minute. And defending her is Omar. Roll the tape. What is true here is that every single one of them has not acknowledged the fact that Palestinians

are dying in the tens of thousands, but we'll continue to say it is us who are not acknowledging humanity, Rashida will stand strong and the Palestinian movement will continue for liberation until every single Palestinian has the right to live in liberty. Gentleman from Maryland is recognized. Okay, so it, the censorship on Talib did take place. 234 to 188. Four Republicans didn't want to censure her, basically on freedom of speech grounds. I understand that argument, by the way. But what does it mean to be censured? Nothing.

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Wow. And that is down 11 points since February of this year. Now, why? Why is Gavin tanking out there? Ah, what an interesting question. I think it's because of economics. I think working people in California are getting killed by taxes and high prices. But I can't say that 100%, but I think that's what it is.

All across the country, household debt is now a record. All right, the average American household owes, ready, $145,000 to record. That includes mortgage. Okay? That's a lot of money. It's a big hole. Okay. Now, interest rates have gone from 3% home mortgages under Trump to almost 8% under Biden. So the debt's going to go up. And Biden, he didn't want to cut anything. So it's like this. But all I can do is give you the facts. credit card debt more than a trillion dollars now in an americans owe more than a trillion dollars on credit cards so let's take a look at your situation eight percent

are in delinquency that means they can't pay they can't pay the minimum of you run enough stuff on your credit card and a lot of businesses they don't even want cash anymore they want you to buy a little sandwich on your credit card I don't don't do that. Even at this point in my life, I keep track of what I spent. Okay. So 10% of credit card holders, and you've got to have a credit card in this country, have to, are in persistent debt. They're not going to be able to pay it off. This comes back. This is going to come back to cut banking profits, credit card, Amex, all of those. Because people, they're running it up, and you can't pay it off.

Now, if you can't pay it off, your credit rating blows up. So a lot of this debt is from younger Americans under the age of 40. So if you're 28 and you're running up a big credit card debt and you can't pay it off, you're not going to be able to get a loan to buy a house or a car. You won't get one. All right, most Americans have no clue about any of this because they're not taught in high school how to manage money or what, you can't go into debt. You go into debt, your credit rating is going to get hammered and you're not going to be able

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Appreciate your connection of evil. your connection of evil from the past to today's cancel culture. Do you think Ronald Hunkler opened himself to possession by the devil for using the occult? I don't know. I don't believe in the occult, like the Ouija board stuff, but Ronald Hunkler, the boy from Maryland 13, who underwent an exorcism, a real exorcism, every American should know his story. That's why we put it in.

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That's what it used to be. Okay, television, we all watched the same shows, could discuss them, people became huge stars, all in the family, Mary Tyler Moore, you know the drill. Johnny Carson at night, Brokaw in the morning, you know, Jennings doing the news. Now, gone. So the same thing is happening in the news. So I'll give you some numbers to back up what I say. So, over the past four weeks since the writer's strike ended, here are the late-night

comedians' audiences. Colbert, a unbelievable leftist, is averaging 1,700,000 viewers. Okay? 1,700,000. Kimmel, 1,590,000. Fallon, 1,290,000. Fallon, 1,290,000. Just to put it in perspective, when I did the factor, two runs, I did about between 5 and 6 million. That's what I did on the Fox News Channel. So late night is gone, banished. Very, very few people watching. Morning, good morning America, averaging bit over 3 million a day. NBC's Today Show, 2.9 million.

And CBS Morning, 2.275 million. So those numbers, I mean, I dwarf them on cable television with my program, the O'Reilly Factor, for more than 20 years. Gone. People are all over the place, and that means it is harder to get your message out. So I used to go on all of those shows and sell books. you know, I'll hold up the book, this and that, okay, boom, boom, boom, boom, there were millions of people watching. I went on Letterman and Leno, Kimmel in the morning, and it was fun, fun for the audience,

what for me. Now, we'll be watched. So you can see the book industry just tumbled down. Same thing with recordings, all right? You've got to go to Spotify to hear new music because all the radio playing classic rock and all that. And we are becoming tribes, like individual tribes all over the place. That's why this pro-Hamas movement on college campus has stunned so many people. So probably go, what, what? How could this happen? It happens because these people, Americans now live in these little bubbles

right here. And they go where people, what they want to believe, they go where people who believe what they believe are you don't want to hear anything else dangerous and that's why this broadcast the no spin news and bill o'rereilly dot com like this because we don't do that segmentation we tell you the truth about what's going on an american around a world so anyway the numbers are dismal they're still beyond everybody but they're not making nearly as much money as they used to make. So thank you very much for watching and listening to the No Spin News. We'll see you again tomorrow.