Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - No Spin News, February 26, 2020

Episode Date: February 26, 2020

-Bill analyzes the Democratic debate in South Carolina- who has the best shot to win the nomination? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to the NOSPIN News Wednesday, February 26, 2020. Fight for Your Freedom. It's Ash Wednesday. There, that's what that is. It's not that I didn't wash up, I did, but Ash Wednesday. From dust we are to dust, we shall return. Interesting. Okay, the debate last night, I called the Jerry Springer debate. So Jerry should have been a moderator as a five CBS people. people kind of lost control early, never really regained any mojo. The candidates are up there

flailing around. I didn't learn very much, as I said, my message of the day. They try to get Bernie, but that's not how you get Bernie. I mean, I'll tell you how you get Bernie in a little while, because Bloomberg will get Bernie. It's coming, and it's coming hard. The latest poll out of South Carolina, remember the vote is on Saturday. This is from East Carolina University. Big sample, 1,142 likely South Carolinian voters. Big sample, okay? All Democrats, because they're polling a Democratic primary.

Biden 31, Sanders 23, Steyer 20, Warren 8, Buttigieg 6, Clovert 2, Tulsa Gabbard 2, Tulsi Gabbard 2 wasn't even been on the stage. This was before the debate last night. I don't think the debate did anything to maybe, no, I think it's probably, this is what's probably going to happen. Buttigieg might do a little bit better. Steyer took out all kinds of ads in South Carolina.

But if Joe Biden does get above 30%, he gets back in the race for Super Tuesday. But I'll get to Biden in a moment. It's almost inconceivable the man could get the nomination at this point. can't even articulate anything. In fact, point of fact, the fact is, here's the deal. You know, it's like somebody said on the radio today, it's like a senior citizen center with everybody's yelling at each other. I don't know if that's fair, but let's run it down. As I said, the debate got out of control very quickly, go. Mr. Steyer, I think we're talking about math.

We'll get to you, Mr. Sandman. Let's talk about it. Can I say so? Look, first of all, Bernie, let me go. Let me go. Tom, I think she was talking about my plan, not yours. I think we were talking about math and it doesn't take two hours to do the math. Let's talk about what we don't.

Let's talk about math. Okay, so here's the math. No, here's the math. Can I respond to the attack? Senior citizens said, who did you guys visiting? All right. Now, the second soundbite, let me set this up. So yesterday, not yesterday, two days ago, Joe Biden's campaigning in South Carolina, he said he was running for the U.S. Senate. A lot of right-wing commentators and Republicans, conservatives got on him.

Anybody can make that mistake. All right, Biden's going to send a long time. I've said things I've misspoken. It can happen. But last night, Biden said something that wasn't a mistake, a verbal mistake. And I don't know what the heck it was. Go. 150 million people have been killed since 2007 when Bernie voted to exempt the gun manufacturers from liability. More than all the wars, including Vietnam, from that point on. That's insane. 150 million people died from guns since 2007. The number, according to the CDC, This is about 400,000, and that includes suicides, accidents, and everything. All right, this is from the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta.

That's the number of all gun deaths in the USA. 150 million people. There were less than 100 people killed in World War II in both theaters. So who says that? What kind of a guy says that? It's a guy who has no control over his thought process. Now, I don't want to be uncharitable. I don't.

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Again, that's 866-326-5576-5576 or text bill to 998899. All right, first of all, Steyer and Amy Klobuchar. Amy Klobuchar deserves consideration for the second, the VP, in any Democratic process. She is articulate. I wouldn't say she's moderate. She's a liberal woman, but she's conducted herself fairly well. Steyer, I don't know what he's talking about. I don't know.

I mean, he's not going anywhere. He may do okay in South Carolina, but that's the end. Then we have in our list of candidates, Mayor Pete. So Mayor Pete again last night sounds good. Makes some points, but never really says what he would do if he were president. And we've run them down, listened to his sound bites. He never says anything. Now, what we can ascertain is open-boarded guy.

He wants to give illegal aliens all of them amnesty. He's very far left progressive, but he doesn't really say anything. And plus he looks too young and he's not going to go anywhere. Elizabeth Warren is so unpleasant that her personality alone will mean she's not going to go any further than Super Tuesday. Joe Biden, you know, I'm showing. I have to tell you, I have never seen a worst performance by a presidential candidate in my entire life. Never. That leaves Bloomberg and Sanders. Now, Bloomberg, as I said yesterday, is the biggest threat to Donald Trump, because he's going to bring in billions with a bee, and he's going to run ads all day long. The first set of ads after Super Tuesday are going to be at Sanders, all right, to destroy Sanders.

But then he'll turn on Trump. And Bloomberg doesn't believe in any of this progressive stuff with two exceptions. Bloomberg would take all guns away. He would ban them all. And he believes in climate change legislation, the Green New Deal. But other than that, Bloomberg is an earn-your-own-way kind of guy. He'll never say that because he's in the Democratic Party. but I know Bloomberg.

He doesn't have a lot of sympathy for people who want free stuff from government. He wants them to earn their way. But anyway, again, that'll be masked. But Bloomberg is the biggest threat to Trump. And then finally, the frontrunner, Bernie Sanders, who will do well on Super Tuesday, I think. California is friendly to him.

Some other states, he'll get clocked in the south. But he'll do all right. He'll be around. But he's so far out there. So dangerous to anybody who have assets, anybody, 401Ks, retirements, we've gone over this. I just can't see it. So I did the map 14 states. That's all he has the potential of winning.

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Okay, so I am in a conundrum, all right? Second word of the day, conundrum. Imperious was the first. A lot of places want me to come between now and Election Day to do the Who Wants to Be President Tour. It's a show that I do by myself. The first one is June 12th in Fort Wayne, Indiana at the Historic Embassy Theater. I chose Fort Wayne because I haven't been to the

Midwest in a while. Been south, been to New England, been to California, been to Arizona, haven't been to the Midwest. And we have a crack affiliated station for our radio broadcast, WoWO Legacy Station. They're helping us with the show. Again, June 12th, perfect Father's Day gift. So if you're anywhere in the area of Fort Wayne, not hard to get to, or you want to travel and just see what the Midwest is all about, that's a great place to go. And so you take a couple of days, you bring Dad, Happy Father's Day, get a nice steak out there, or maybe Dad's a vegan, probably not. The show is about two hours.

I blow V8 for about 40 up top, and then we do Q&A. All right? You guys write your questions on cards, whatever. It's a fun show. You'll love it. Dad, best fathers they get. So it's going to be Fort Wayne. I'm going to do Long Island. We're going to go back to the Huntington Paramount Theater because I know those guys. They're friends of mine. Last time was a blast. It was so much fun. We're going to replicate that. We're going to replicate that. See, I'm Joe Biden now. We're going to replicate. that. Now, I'm looking at some other places. I know we're trying to get down in North Carolina, but I don't know. I mean, it's hard for me to travel because I have so much to do on a daily basis, but I'm trying to get as many places as I can. So it's the Who Wants to be President Tour, starring O'Reilly. But check us out in Fort Wayne if you can. That's the first one, and we're going to have a great time. We'll see you tomorrow.