Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - Impeachment Is Set To Move Forward; Bill Reveals The Whistleblower's Identity

Episode Date: October 31, 2019

-The House votes on approval for the rules of the impeachment probe. -The Whistleblower's name and history is revealed. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to the NoSpin News, Thursday, October 31st, Halloween, 2019. Take your country back, fight for your freedom, and boom. So we have a very important program for you, and I hope you will listen closely. I might even want to take some notes. I mean, I know a lot of you are very, very concerned about your country and about impeachment and about all of that. So what I'm going to give you is rock, solid information tonight. like everybody else. All right, who will speculate and they'll mislead you and all of that. Impeachment vote in the House to continue the inquiry and define it for the public.

232 for, 196 against. Two Democrats voted against, Congressman Jeff Van Drew from New Jersey, Congressman Colin Peterson from Minnesota. All of the Republican congresspeople voted against continuing the impeachment inquiry, all of them. Very important because that gives the senators in the Republican senators cover to dismiss this if it ever gets to the Senate, which it might, but it might not. Unless there is anything new, new facts, new actions of the president we didn't know about, there is no impeachable crime here or misdemeanor or whatever. There's nothing here. Now, something might come forward in these hearings or outside the hearings.

And we would have to, as honest Americans consider that. But as it stands now, every single congressperson on the Republican side voted against this. The senators note that. So even a Mitt Romney who despises Donald Trump and Elisa Murkowski, who's not on board with the Trump administration at all, and they have to go, you know, there's not a lot of drive in the Republican Party for this. Very, very, very important. So going forward, what's going to happen is the public will see the impeachment proceedings.

They will see it, okay? There'll be cameras there. Only two people are going to star in this outside of the witnesses. Adam Schiff, the fanatical zealot on the Democrat side, who is the chairman of the Intelligence Committee and the minority ranking member of that committee, Devin Nunez. They will do most of the questioning. They will do most of the statements.

Now, Nunez is smarter than Schiff, and I don't say that out of any rancor. I don't like Schiff, but I don't say, he's a smarter guy. He's more incisive. He's a better speaker. So advantage Republicans. And Nunez doesn't brook any nonsense. Nunez knows from the very beginning that Trump was unfairly accused of Russian collusion and all this other business.

He has a very strong frame of reference, Devin Nunez. So I'm given the advantage to Nunez in this public forum. The other congresspeople on the committee, the Intelligence Committee, that doesn't seem to me like they're going to have a lot of camera time here. But we'll see. All right. Now, the Judiciary Committee, that's Nadler, they are to the side now. Now, they can request certain things. You might see some witnesses go over there,

but it's primarily the Intelligence Committee. All right. So once again, recapping a resolution to continue impeachment proceedings, 232 to 196. No Republicans voted for it. Two Democrats defected. It'll be Adam Schiff against Devin Nunez in the public proceedings. Okay. You are listening to a free excerpt from Bill O'Reilly.com's No Spin News broadcast, where you can actually see me. We'll be right back after this message. Hey, it's Sean Spicer from the Sean Spicer Show podcast, reminding you to turn into my show every day to get your daily dose inside the world of politics.

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at Langley, Virginia for the CIA. Eric Charmelia, all right, was a very close associate of John Brennan, the CIA director, National Security Council. I'm sorry. John Brennan, the CIA director under Obama. All right. Now, Brennan is under investigation by the Justice Department. This gets even murkier now, but I want to be careful. Charmilla was assigned to the National Security Council by John Brennan. Very unusual for 33-year-old to be dead. There, he worked under Susan Rice, President Obama's National Security Advisor. So he's deeply embedded in the Obama administration. He's Eric. He's a young guy.

Now, once President Obama left office, Charmella stayed in the White House as a member of the national security team. He stayed there. Why he wasn't swept out, I have no idea. And then he was accused of leaking bad stuff about President Trump. and I believe he did it, because I think this whole thing's a set up. In addition to that, Charmamella has two very close friends in Adam Schiff's office, where he went to figure out how to file his whistleblower complaint that started the whole impeachment thing. Get in a picture here?

Now, this just knocks this guy's credibility right out the window, which is why you haven't heard anything about him in two weeks. Which you'll probably never see them in front of the House Intelligence Committee. Because this is a resistance guy. I mean, this is bad. You know how bad this is? Now, Schiff himself could be in major trouble. Because Schiff set this up.

I'm 100% sure of this. A hundred percent sure that Schiff set this whole thing up. You are listening to a free excerpt from Bill O'Reilly.com's No Spin News broadcast, where you can actually see me. We'll be right back after this message. 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.

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till Daddy Takes the Teabird Away. Fun is very important. And what I tell people to do, and what I do myself is when I have my calendar, my monthly calendar, I build in days when I'm going to do something that I think is fun. Now, I'm a boring guy. I don't drink. I don't take drugs. I don't do any of that, all right?

I don't carouse. I'm boring. But there are certain things I like to do. So even if it's reading a book or getting a massage or having dinner with friends, it's very important for you, for your mindset, to have, I don't know, 10, maybe 12 things every month that you put on the calendar that you look forward to. All right. Fun is really important.

It's a stress buster, lifts your immune system, as long as the fun isn't destructive or hurting someone else. That's the key. If you're not anybody else, have fun. Okay, but don't put anybody else in risk. So if you get blasted and get into cars, kill somebody. Fun is under-emphasized in this country. We don't hear people going, hey, have a blast.

We don't do that anymore. And a lot of the fun is bad. A lot of the fun is, you know, destructive stuff. So have fun. Put it on your calendar. We'll see you on Monday.