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And the reason I'm beginning it tonight is because The lying has already started from the media. It really distresses me on a personal level, and I've talked to all my colleagues about it. Nobody denies it's happening. But if you are going to sit in your living room and watch cable TV news or network news, you are not going to get the truth. You're absolutely not going to get it. I'm going to prove that to you tonight.

Okay. And this damages you as a person, damages your, a vote damages a country. And I've had enough, but there's little I can do other than give you an honest presentation. That's my fight back. Okay? And that's what I will do. So our first edition of election coverage begins this evening, and that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. January 15th is the Iowa Republican Caucus. Trump, is a lock to win that, all right? That is because not all Republicans vote in Iowa.

It's the hardcore party activists that vote, most of whom are MAGA people. So Governor DeSantis of Florida staking everything on Iowa, and he can't possibly win it. And he just can't, unless between now and the 15th, there's some Adam bomb drops or something. After Trump wins the caucus, and he will win by a pretty wide margin, it's over for DeSantis. He's got to drop out of the race because he can't raise money. Now, he'll probably carry on through New Hampshire, which is January. 23rd. That's a Democrat and Republican primary. But here's the deal in New Hampshire. Anybody can vote for any party. So I expect a surge of Democrat voters to go to Nicky Haley,

to damage Donald Trump. It's already underway. So Biden is running unopposed. Some guy running against him, but it's nothing. And so Democrats are going to go, Well, we know Biden's going to be the nominee, but he's really not, but that's a whole different story. So we're going to go and vote in the Republican side against Trump. That will inflate Nikki Haley's numbers, and you'll hear hysteria in the media about that. Now, how extensive that crossover is going to be in the Granite State? Remember, New Hampshire is a tiny state. Nobody can predict it, but money is going in there now.

all right, to organize Democrats to vote against Trump for Haley. Now, you might say, well, why wouldn't they vote for Christia Ramoswamy or DeSantis? Because the Democrats know those three have no chance. Haley is going to hang in. There are only three viable politicians for presidency right now. Trump, Biden, Haley. That's it. Okay.

So New Hampshire is going to be a very, interesting thing to watch. But you're not going to get it reported accurately like I just did. You're not. They're not going to say that. Even a Fox News channel, which doesn't like Biden at all, they don't want Trump. The management of the operation doesn't want Trump. So there's a conflict there. They bash Biden, FNC does every day, but they don't want Trump to win. So they're desperately hoping that Nikki Haley rises quickly and that you'll see that coverage on FNC if you do watch that. You'll see the Haley coverage. Now Haley herself runs into trouble about the Civil War snafu where somebody asked her, you know, the cause of the Civil War, whatever.

But dopey question, there's nothing to do with now. Haley doesn't mention slavery. Press runs wild. I don't care. Okay? Do I think that Nikki Haley understands what the Civil War is all about? Yes, I do. Why she didn't mention slavery?

I don't know. Do I care? I don't care. There's nothing to do with you or me or what the present political situation is. Now, after New Hampshire got South Carolina, which is Trump country, February 3rd, Nevada, anything could happen in Nevada. On February 6th, Michigan, February 27, Michigan's a big vote, but Trump's strong. He's run strong among Republicans in Michigan, working class people. Super Tuesday, March 5th. All right, and then it's over. So the primary season is over March 6th.

If you can imagine that. That's it. So, summing up, we're going to have the best, most honest election coverage. I have told you that President Biden is the worst president in modern American history. Buchanan is the worst of all time, but there's been nobody as bad as Joe Biden has been. So I can't vote for Biden under any circumstances. I mean, maybe if Putin ran against him, I could vote for him, but I can't. But that's not going to shade my coverage at all.

When Trump does something dopey, I'm going to tell you, I'm going to report it accurately. All right. Biden himself, I'm going to get into this later on this week. It's a convention play for the Democrats, not a primary play. I still don't believe he's going to be on a ticket. And that's the memo. Let's face it, the U.S. economy is under stress. National debt rising, trade war, shaking the markets.

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Okay, Congress gets back next Monday. The Senate shows up. The House shows up a week from today, January 9th. Supreme Court, January 8th. Now, the Supreme Court is to make almost instantaneous decisions. on Trump's petition that he should not be prosecuted for decision-making as president. And I'll get into that a little bit more in a couple of minutes. Also, the Supreme Court is going to take care of this Colorado-Mane stuff trying to keep Trump off the ballot.

I know they will, what the time frame is, end of January, maybe before. Okay. I got a missive last night on a text, and I spent two hours reading it about the Trump campaign's analysis of fraud in the last election, 2000. Not 2000. Riley, come on now. 2020. All right. Now, I went over it. Nobody else will, but I did. I read it. In order to verify what the Trump campaign is saying, because there's stats galore. It took me two hours to get through this. You'd have to have subpoena power, which I don't have. I should have it, but I don't. You would have to have subpoena power to back up with the Trump administration of saying. But the reason they put this out is that they say, and Georgia was constant, Pennsylvania, Arizona, and Michigan, five states. There was voter fraud, and here it is. And they mentioned Mark Zuckerberg, $400 million going into those states, and they mention a lot of stuff. And they got stat after stat after stat after stat after stat after stat after stat. The reason

that Trump administration did that, Trump campaign, I should say, is because they're sending that to the Supreme Court. They're saying, look, here's what we found out, and it's within the president's authority to question it and give an opinion on it. So you can't prosecute them for doing that. You understand what it is? So the Supreme Court's going to have to read the same thing that I read, all the nine justices, and I hope they do read it. And they're going to have to say, and they'll give it to their clerks, check this, check that, check this. If there's validity, Trump's right. That's his job. He's got to look at it. And he came to that conclusion because he wanted to come to that conclusion. But legally, that doesn't matter. It doesn't matter.

But for me, as a journalist, I can't verify what the Trump campaign says unless I have subpoena power and get these people in and question them under oath. The FBI should have done that years ago, but they'll never do it. All right, new poll out today. The economist left leaning, U.Gov, 1521 U.S. adults, most of them registered voters, Democrat 40% Republican 39, independent 18, fair sample. Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of Joe Biden? favorable 39, unfavorable 58, and that will sink even further, because Biden's policies are not going to change. You know, they'll do something on the border, but it's too late.

And the economy you're paying with Japan, and then those prices aren't going to come down in any significant way. Kamala Harris, favorable 38, one point below Biden, unfavorable 50,000. 53. And that's not going to turn around either. I mean, Kamala Harris is just not a credible vice president at this point in history. Donald Trump, favorable 45 now for the economist, that's a big number, 45, unfavorable 52. That's way better than Biden's numbers. Governor DeSantis, favorable 38, seven points lower than Trump. Unfavorable 45, seven points. lower than Trump. It's not a good number for a candidate that has to surge. And I don't believe

the governor will. Nikki Haley, favorable 33, that surprised me. The unfavorable 41 for Nikki Haley don't know 26 so that people, she has a chance to turn that around a little. Chris Christie, favorable 25. That's the lowest number in the survey. Unfavorable 52. He doesn't have a chance. and he'll be gone shortly. Joining us now from Miami, not a bad place to be in January, Mark Penn, who's the chairman of the Harvard Harris Poll, which will have some numbers coming out in the middle of this month.

We follow that poll. We believe that poll is responsible. Mr. Penn is a Harvard grad and obviously is working with Harvard now. So do you have any thoughts on the brouhaha that has developed in Cambridge? Well, I think President Gay did the right thing. Her position was really unsustainable at this point between donors, teachers, congressional investigations, and ever-mounting allegations of plagiarism that were really written up extensively by the Harvard Crimson at first.

And then, you know, more was found. I looked at it. It was pretty convincing that cut and paste was something that she did frequently, according to if you just look at it. So I think this had to break this way. It'll be interesting to see whether or not the corporate directors who are mostly, you know, former Obama administration officials. It's really quite interesting how the Harvard Corporation,

became mostly Obama appointed officials who appoint themselves. And as a Harvard grad, I always thought the overseers that we vote for actually had the power. And so I was kind of shocked to learn that that wasn't the case at all. No. What about the most people don't go to Harvard, they can't go to Harvard, they don't care about Harvard. But this whole thing, as I pointed out, my memo today, influences politics in this country, does it not? Well, look, I do think this is a watershed event here on some big issues that had been brewing. And when I look back at my last poll, you know, I had a very specific question, right? I question, do you think, look, everybody in the world heard about this congressional hearing.

It's really astounding. And 74% said that presidents who said that calls for genocide on Jews on their candidates, emphasis are not necessarily a violation of the code of conduct and harassment policies because it depends on the context. Should they resign? 74% said they should resign. In fact, interestingly, everybody agreed, even younger people who agreed. But I think that the, you know, what I try to do with the poll is really ask a lot of questions that I don't think are asked everywhere. And I said, look, you know, do you think that identity politics based on races come to dominate our elite university? 64% agreed with that. And again, 69% of 18 to 24-year-olds.

But the real incredible question to me said, there's an ideology that white people are oppressors and non-white people of certain groups have been oppressed. And as a result, should be favored today at universities and for employment do you support this ideology 35 oppose at 65 but then when i look at 18 to 24 79 percent support that ideology yeah because they don't know anything i mean they're not out in a real world they don't see for themselves what's really happening in the marketplace they live in a dream world where they get a lot of stuff on the internet from the sites that they favor let's talk about um um um the upcoming uh because this is what's going to be on bill o'reilly dot com in the notes of the news

we are going to have the best election coverage and you're one of the smartest guys in this arena so the iowa caucus is a lock for trump as i said last night because it's full of maga people and maybe haley'll do a little bit better than expected but that's the last stand for ducantis am i wrong No, I think you're right about that. I think that, first of all, the Iowa caucus is not really been very predictive on the Republican side. When I looked at this a few months ago, it turned out that New Hampshire primary is really pretty predictive. Winners of the New Hampshire primary often won the Republican nomination,

winners of the Iowa caucus because it's a much more conservative evangelical group than, say, in the 23 states, where independent voters are going to be able to vote. And so I think Iowa is really going to be DeSantis's last stand or not, and New Hampshire is really going to be the opportunity for Nikki Haley or not. Well, let's get on to that. Because my reporting shows that there is an organized movement on the Democratic side to have New Hampshire Democrats vote for Nikki Haley to embarrass Donald Trump. a lot of money going in to make that happen right now as we speak and i do believe that will

happen and the new hampshire primary will be closer than most people think trump will win but not by a large margin whereupon the anti-trump media will grab that for at least a week and say trump's weak trump's damaged bump a bum but it's not a republican primary anybody can vote for whoever want. Right? Well, that is right. And especially when there's no democratic contest. Nobody. Nobody to go for. So all the hate Trumpers are going to vote for Haley. So I say that the New Hampshire primary doesn't mean anything. Nothing. I thought, though, the Democrats were going to tell their people to vote for Trump. No, no, they fear Trump now. And that poll I just gave you from the economist, all right, proves it. They fear Trump, because Trump's beating Biden in a number

of this wing states. But anyway, I don't think the New Hampshire primary means nothing, but what do you see what the media does? Now, for you, Mark Penn, what is the most important issue in the campaign? What do you think the most important issue is? Well, there's no question that the voters are saying the most important issue is inflation in the economy, followed by immigration and in fact you know it's really interesting international affairs despite how how big it is in the news and how frankly it's important to me uh only 2% or like there's almost no interest in international affairs of americans people living day to day with that paying for necessities that's number one and the border outrage is number two i can't understand how president biden can risk his

entire legacy with the open border policy. I don't know where he's coming from on that. Do you? I have been completely puzzled that in fact, the administration didn't accept some kind of deal to get the funding they want for Ukraine and Israel in exchange for border protections when he could say, oh, the Republicans dragged me over. But most of the swing voters at this point saying, you know, immigration's a real issue here. I know. The Democrats, the Democrats are screaming and Biden still won't do anything. It is just one of these historical things that I don't know if it'll ever be clarified. Certainly Biden's not going to clarify it. What about the

dissatisfaction within the Democratic Party about Biden? We see, and a lot of this is propaganda, I will acknowledge from the right wing and the Republicans, they're putting out that Hispanics don't like Biden anymore, that blacks are defecting from him, that the Democratic Party doesn't want him. What is true from your perspective? Yeah, I have been puzzled by why the, what's called, more Republican-leaning media always tries to pick on Biden

and say that the Democrats don't support him. Biden's getting 72% of the primary vote. He's well liked among Democrats. You know, while obviously his polling isn't good and it's going to be a really tough re-election, the truth is Democrats are more consolidated around Biden than I would say even. Well, there's nobody else, though. You consolidate about what? There's nobody else. But independents don't like a mark.

And you know that's the key to the next president. It's the independent vote. They don't like Biden at all. No, they don't. But the truth is, both Biden and Trump are running, let's call them personal favorables, around 40% each. If you look in the electorate, maybe Trump is up to 43, 44 in my poll, which is much higher than I've seen it. Biden, as you say, is around, you know, if you look at that poll, I think it's a fair poll. So neither candidate is getting the majority support.

But this whole talk about Democrats defecting from Biden, not really seeing that. And as you said, if they were really defecting, you would have had opposition. You didn't have opposition. No, well, it's a money play. But I think Biden is going to bail for health reasons. And the convention then will nominate someone else.

That's my scenario for it. I can't imagine them putting him up again. I just can't because it's going to get worse for him. Hunter Biden thing is going to get worse for him. his age, he's not making a comeback anytime soon. I mean, you and I are old guys, we're pretty spry. He's not. All right, Mark.

Mark Penn, I hope you'll check in with us. I know you're really busy, and I got to tell the audience, I really appreciate you coming on, the NOSPN News and tell us about it. And when you put out your new poll, hopefully we'll reach you back, and we'll analyze what you found out, okay? Thank you.

Right now, we'll have a new poll towards the later part of the month, But, you know, public opinion hasn't moved months and much in months. No, but with the Supreme Court making their ruling and more Hunter Biden stuff coming up, I think you might see a little bit of movement, but who knows? Mark Penn, thank you very much. We appreciate it. Hey, it's Sean Spicer from the Sean Spicer Show podcast, reminding you to tune into my show

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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, Every week I'll sit down for candid conversations with Washington's most powerful disruptors, lawmakers, lawmakers 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. Now, the border is really going to hurt Biden.

There's no doubt about it. The economy is first. The border is second. So the guy in charge of the border, he's not really in charge, is Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. Notice how I roll the R. That's my Spanish academia. So Mayorchus takes orders.

That's all he does. He doesn't make any decisions at all. And 10 million foreign nationals, as they pointed out, are here in three years. So obviously, Mayorg is not doing a good job, right? So now they want to impeach him. They, the Homeland Security Committee in the House, chaired by Mike Green. Here's what Mr. Green said yesterday, quote, Our investigation made clear that this crisis finds its foundation

in Secretary Mayorkas' decision-making and refurb. refusal to enforce the laws passed by Congress, that is failure to fulfill his oath of office demands accountability, unquote. Okay, I don't have any disagreement with that, but I will tell you two things that are certain. Number one, this is being done with the knowledge that Mayorkas is not going to be booted out of there, that Biden is to stay with him, and the Senate will never convict them and throw them out. And number two, it's being done to embarrass Biden.

to bring attention to, as if you need more attention, but some people are pretty slow on the uptake. But that's what this is. Now, I'm not making excuses from Mayorkas. I mean, anybody who is that weak and that incompetent and deserve to be, you know, water in the lawn of federal buildings. Texas. So this is Attorney General Merrick Garland.

against Governor Greg Abbott, mono-a-mono. So Garland's suing Abbott in the state of Texas because Abbott signed a law that says, if we, Texas authorities, that means the Texas Rangers, local police officers, we find an uncredentialed foreign national in Texas,

We're arresting that person on a criminal charge. Okay? Garland said, you can't do that. Only the federal government can do that. Goes to court. That's what this is all about. Now, on paper, Garland is correct. But in reality, Abbott, the governor, has an obligation to protect the people of Texas from being overrun.

by foreign invaders, and that's what it is. So I have this dopey earpiece in my right here. So anyway, Texas will probably lose, but again, it's a symbolic situation. Okay, let's go to the far left. And you know what? I've been thinking about this a lot. Ten years ago, I was doing the O'Reilly Factor on a Fox News channel. Totally different country.

totally different country okay so um barraq obama was president a lot of conservatives didn't like him but there was order in america now there's not there's disorder everywhere largely the fault of joe Biden so 10 years ago the far left could not get away with what they're getting away with now and the reason is that the press wasn't quite as radical left as it is now It's a media thing that allows these people, these radical leftist socialists, to get away with what they get away with. There's also a cloak of secrecy. I mean, very few people knew how radical left Harvard is. I kind of knew because I'm an alumnus, but I didn't think it was that out of control.

When Claudine Gay got appointed president six months ago, I didn't say, oh, she's. odious or she's this or she said, I didn't do that. I gave her a chance. But now the woman won't even condemn students who call for the murders of Jewish people. And Jewish students at Harvard are petrified. She wouldn't even condemn that. And now we learn that she's plagiarized a number of things, which in academia is very serious. Okay, so she's out. So she's a victim, though. Flooding Gay sees herself as a victim.

She writes an op-ed in the New York Times, of course. It says, quote, my hope is that by stepping down, I will deny demagogues, the opportunity to further weaponize my presidency in their campaign to undermine the ideals aminating Harvard since its founding. excellence openness independence truth oh so that the demagogues are after her got it now you may remember that Harvard in a study was like ranked the lowest college for freedom of speech I don't know how openness and excellence goes in with to rank the worst in freedom of speech on campus. But Dr. Gay doesn't really care, does she? She's a victim. It's racism.

That's why. It's not plagiarism. It's not she can't condemn threats of murder against Jude. No. Now, it's color of her skin. So here's the Boston Globe, one of the most liberal newspapers in the world. Here's her editorial this week, quote, Gay's resignation from the president's may have been inevitable, given the obvious hypocrisy for a university that punishes 19-year-old students for lesser academic integrity offenses. They're talking about plagiarism here. But it is bound to open even more wounds. To many inside and outside Harvard, she was a trailblazer. It was unfairly put under a Microsoft subjected to racist abuse. Now driven from office.

That's right. Oh, it's racist abuse. That's what it is, Boston Globe. See, they all circle the wagons together. And the themes are all sent to them from Washington. And then the liberal press kind of just comes out with the same thing. There's no difference of opinion within that precinct. Okay. So we have a bunch of people running around trying to sell to the American public that it's not Claudian Gay's fault. She didn't do anything wrong. Plagers, ah, you know. The Jewish thing, ah, it's the demagogues, the right-wing Democrats, the Associated Press.

goes out to all the small newspapers from Fairbanks, Alaska, at Key West Florida. They subscribe to the Associated Press. Listen to this headline. Plagiarism charges downed Harvard's president. A conservative attack helped to fan the outrage. And here's in the article, quote, in Gay's case, many academics were troubled with how the plagiarism came to light as part of a coordinated campaign to discredit gay and force her from office, part because of her involvement in efforts for racial justice on campus, unquote,

Associated Press. So not condemning the murder of Jews, which is what Dr. Gay did, she didn't condemn it. That's racial justice, according to Associated Press. now this is just insane so there's been an uproar and laura loren easton vp of the associated press says quote the story doesn't meet our standards well then how did they ever get out you have editors that go over this stuff that whole story is inserted it got out because the associated press is a left-way news organization i knew that from the jump when i started at fox news news 27 years ago, there's a guy named David Bouder

still writes for them. He's a TV writer, B-A-U-D-E-R, just day-in and day out smashing Fox News for nothing. AP. Bernie Sanders, the leader of the progressive socialist movement in America, does not like Israel one bit.

I just want to bring this to your attention because that's what driving these demonstrations, these anti-Israel demonstrations, it's Bernie Sanders and his crew. This is what he said yesterday, quote, let me be clear, no more U.S. funding for Netanyahu's illegal, a moral, brutal, and grossly disproportionate war against the Palestinian people.

Congress must reject any effort to pass 10 billion of unconditional military aid for the right-wing Netanyahu government, unquote. It's not a war against the Palestinian people. Everybody knows that. It is a war against Hamas. But Bernie Sanders is a propagandist, and he doesn't care. Ray Epps, remember Ray Epps? So the hard rights at Ray Epps is a plant, government plant. He encouraged people to break into the Capitol on January 6th.

Ray is a former Marine, Arizonan. He worked in the Oath Keepers Far Right Organization. He was allegedly an FBI plant. Okay, so now the Justice Department says they are going to recommend six months in jail. Epps pleaded guilty on September 20th to a misdemeanor charge of disorderly conduct on January 6th. And the Justice Barmer wants to put him in jail for six months. If I were the judge, I would not put him in jail. Okay?

I would give him, you know, probation, maybe fine him, something like that, community service. I don't think you put a guy like that in jail. But the important thing is that you heard over and over and over over again that this guy was a government plant he was not he's actually suing fox news that civil suit is still in play smart life so the average american based on a survey of two thousand of us um says they feel 70 percent healthy okay this comes from cambia health it's a foundation and investigates all kinds of health things all right one poll took the number so They're not operating at 100%.

Now, when I saw this, Paul, I think this is a smart life segment. So it is pretty interesting. What do I operate on? Some days, I'm at 100%. Okay? Some days I'm at 70. So it's a sliding scale. A lot of it depends on the amount of exercise I get and what I eat.

So if I eat a big heavy meal, I'm not operating at 100%. If I don't get the terra dog out four times a day, you know, I'm a little sluggish. But most Americans don't say they are not operating at 100%. They also say that 30% say it's not that important to get seven to nine hours sleep. it is but 30% say it's not okay 25% say a positive mindset influences the way you feel I'm not sure about that I mean if you're really grossly negative that's gonna bring it down but I don't think you have to be skipping around like Mary Poppins this is interesting only 12% of Americans think they need mental health help

Okay. But that's logical. So if you're a nut, if you're a loon, if you're a narcissist, very rarely will those people admit that they're a nut, a loon, or a narcissist. I'm fine. Okay. And 18% of Americans do not have a doctor. That's bad. That is bad. You've got to have a doctor. Smart life. have somebody you trust you got to search it okay here is the final thought of the day as i said the topic program excuse me welcome to all you new bill o'reilly.com premium and concierge members concierge is the ultimate which means you get a direct email line to me and i will help you should you have any problems i'll give you our best advice and that's a life insurance policy for your life minimal cost. So I worked hard all morning, you know, a bunch of problems we had to solve today. But premium and concierge members get 10 things. Number one, every morning, message of the

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Sometimes they sulked about what I said. sometimes they would voice displeasure about what I said on the factor that they never told me you can't do that you can't say that why because I wouldn't have been there the next day I did leave jobs because people tried to tell me what to say I would never do that the second thing is I write all my own material nobody writes for me nobody you know I I write everything we don't even have a writer at bill o'reilly.com so when you hear our election coverage you know it comes from me and yes I want Biden out of there I want him out of there in the worst way there's nothing good about having him run this

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