Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - Meltdown on Capitol Hill; Plus, A Retrospective Look At Films Through Today's PC Culture

Episode Date: May 22, 2019

- Nancy Pelosi says the President is 'engaged in a cover up'. This has sparked a full on meltdown on Capitol Hill. - A special No Spin News feature: Movies that could not be made today because of the PC culture.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Well, welcome to the No Spin News, Wednesday, May 22nd, 2019, fake your country back. It's a cover-up. Oh, it's a cover-up. Nancy Pelosi came out today in the U.S. Capitol after a meeting with other Democrats. The press, President Trump is covering up. What? What is he covering up? So you figure one of the press, one, anyone, maybe a wandering Boy Scout.

What it went? Madam Speaker, what exactly is the president covering up? No, as John Belushi once said, nope. So after Nancy Pelosi said that, Donald Trump replied. I'm going to play you his sound on tape in a moment. But here's, and the cables are going crazy, talk radio's going nuts. Here's what happened. So Donald Trump woke up this morning at like four because he doesn't sleep.

And he had an infrastructure meeting on his schedule with Pelosi and Sherman. Donald Trump wants to improve the nation's infrastructure. Okay? He's interested in that because he's a builder and thinks it would be good for the folks, thinks it would be good for him, all right? Then he sees Nancy Pelosi accusing him of a cover-up, whereupon he gets angry.

Donald Trump gets angry, and he lashes. And the lash was, okay, I'm going to bring them over for a meeting at the White House and then I'm going to boot him out, tell him to come back when they finish the investigation. And that's exactly what happened. So Pelosi and Schumer show up. Trump goes, you know what? No, we're not going to have any infrastructure meeting. When you guys get finished with this bogus investigation after investigation and then you come back. All right? So here's

what Donald Trump said after that. Go. I don't do cover-ups. You people know that probably better than anybody. And I was just looking at a list of some of the things that We just did more than 2,500 subpoenas qualified for. And I let everybody talk. I let the White House counsel speak for 30 hours, 30 hours. I have 19 special counsel lawyers, 40 FBI agents. I said, open it all up, let them have whatever they want, nearly 500 search warrants.

Think of that, a search warrant. Did you ever see a search warrant before? Neither did I. Okay, so that was effective. That was effective. President Trump's saying, look, you know, cover up a white. But the fix is in. All right, let's go into a interesting PC cultural issue versus break.

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And yes, I am a member. Visit amac.us, amat.us, amat.us. So there were three monster hits in the 1970s, 60s. I want to get the precise information here. So National Lampoon's Animal House, John Belushi and a boy, Tim Matheson. 1978, grossed about $500 million of, if it was now, okay, or currency, if it were now. $500 million, huge shit.

Goldfinger, classic James Bond, about $420,000. That was 1964. Lazing Saddles, Mel Brooks. $619,000. That was 1974. Those movies would not be made today because a PC would kill it. So what am I talking about? Let's be very specific. First, blazing salad. Go. It's George Cummins.

Bring out the church. Strike up the band! Hey, the sheriff is a niche. What he's saying? The sheriff is near. No, God's blaming thing, Blument. The sheriff is a niche. All right! Now, Mel Brooks is a satirist, and Clevon Little was the sheriff in the movie, and he was a hero. people who are biased. That's what the movie is.

And if you are a bigot, Mel Brooks puts you in the woodshed, and he does it in a funny way. That's the movie. Okay. The movie was a tremendous hit. Tremendous. It plays once in a while now,

but not a lot. But if Mel Brooks, who wrote the screenplay and was the director, submitted that today. Oh, wait. So the question is satire and doing things that are good in the sense that they are calling out bigotry, is that worth the PC that you have to go through? I can't tell you, for example. I can't tell you, you. For me, I want that kind of, that kind of First Amendment right without people saying, oh, you can't. So we have, we're in the age of censorship, no doubt about it. We're in the age of PC, uh, no due process, nothing like that.

You can do some, mostly you can't. Can't do it. Career killer, can't. I don't know. Now, there's always a line. Another break, right back with final thought on All in the Family. Recently, I had a great conversation with the CEO of the Hartford Gold Group, Sanford Man. He's a true entrepreneur.

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I rarely watch it. My kids never watch TV. Once in a while, watch a game or something, 60 minutes once in a while. That's about it. So ABC is having a live broadcast updated of All in the Family and the Jefferson. Norman Lear is going to be on a program.

Woody Harrelson. Why are they doing this? Because those shows, Mary Tyler Moore, all in the family, Jefferson's, on and on, people remember them. They were fabulous shows. So maybe we'll get a glimpse of what TV used to be like. There are some good shows now,

but they don't engage the way they used to. See them on.