Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - No Spin News, February 3, 2020
Episode Date: February 3, 2020-Bill reacts to President Trump's Super Bowl interview with Sean Hannity. -Reaction to Mike Bloomberg's Super Bowl commercial. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices...
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Welcome to the No Spin News Monday, February 3rd, 2020, fight for your freedom.
Okay, so the president talked to Hannity yesterday.
Now, you'll remember, I used to do the interviews with the presidents on Super Bowl Sunday.
We had 15 minutes.
One of them with Barack Obama was live.
I think both of them with Barack Obama were live.
The one with Donald Trump was taped.
I have them posted.
They are interesting to look at.
The live was the hardest interview I've ever done because you've got to stop Barack Obama from
bloviating and it's not easy. And I'm not saying that in a disparaging way. He's a politician.
He knew it was live. He knew he could eat up time. But I jumped in. You'll see it.
But yesterday with Sean Hannity, Fox Sports gave him eight minutes. I thought that was
disrespectful. They didn't promote him or the
interview with Trump. They didn't even introduce it. They had a voiceover introduce it.
To me, I mean, maybe Fox Sports doesn't like Donald Trump. Maybe they don't like the Fox News
channel. I had a little trouble with Fox Sports when I was there. We took care of it.
I don't know why. I can't tell you who the villains were, but they weren't thrilled
with interviewing presidents or having politics on Super Bowl Sunday.
at all. But they have, what, 18 hours of pregame show? I mean, how many times can we watch
Terry Bradshaw, I'll make an omelet? You know, if you watch any of that pregame stuff,
I mean, it's your head will blow off. You don't learn anything. It's just one dopey thing
after another. They make a lot of money. People buy sponsors, you know, obviously it, TV, yes.
But, Hanny did get some stuff out of Donald Trump, and it was a good time they interview him, first
interview after the no witnesses vote. So let's roll the tape on it. Go. Bernie Sanders.
Well, I think he's a communist. I mean, you know, look, I think of communism when I think of
Bernie. Now, you could say socialist, but did they get married in Moscow? And that's wonderful.
Moscow's wonderful. You don't think necessarily, well, whatever, but you don't necessarily think
in terms of marriage, Moscow. And it's wonderful. I'm not knocking it, but I think of Bernie sort of as a
Socialists, but far beyond a socialist.
Michael Bloomberg.
Very little. I just think of little.
You know, now he wants a box for the debates to stand on.
Okay, it's okay. There's nothing wrong.
You could be short.
Why should he get a box to stand on, okay?
He wants a box for the debates.
Why should he be entitled to that?
Really?
Then does that mean everyone else gets a box?
And after hearing that, Mayor Mike called President,
on Trump, fat. It's like the producers, remember Gene Wilder and Zero Mostel and
Fat, Fat, Fatty. It was one of the funniest movies of all time, Millbrooks, the producers.
So Trump is saying it's okay to be short and everybody should have a box. I thought that was
is sterile. Really. That was, and Trump was doing, you know, the best I've ever seen at
comedy and politics was Barack Obama. He was just so good. But that was a good routine.
All right. So Bernie's a communist and Bloomberg is short. You are listening to a free excerpt from
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So in the Super Bowl, I'm sure you noticed, and if you follow me, I told you last week. There were
three political ads, one by Mike Bloomberg. We're going to run that first. A 60-second ad.
cost almost $3 million.
Some people said $10 million, that's not true.
And the ad was peculiar, rolling.
George started playing football when he was four years old.
He would wake up every Saturday ready for the game.
That became our life.
He'd had aspirations about going to the NFL.
On a Friday morning, George was shot.
George didn't survive.
I just kept saying, you cannot tell me that the child that I gave birth to is no longer here.
Lives are being lost every day.
It is a national crisis.
I heard Mike Bloomberg speak.
He's been in this fight for so long.
He heard mothers crying, so he started fighting.
When I heard Mike was stepping into the ring, I thought, now we have a dog in the fight.
I know Mike is not afraid of the gun lobby.
They're scared of him, and they should be.
Mike's fighting for every child because you have a right to live.
No one has a right to take your hopes and dreams.
I'm Mike Bloomberg, and I approve this message.
Okay, so you've got to figure that most males watching the Super Bowl are strong Second Amendment people.
I would think that would be an assumption that would be accurate.
Michael Bloomberg actually did protect children from violence when he was mayor of New York City,
but it wasn't by gun seizures.
New York City had very strict gun control.
But in addition to that, Bloomberg had his police force, 45,000 officers,
stopped suspected people who had guns, or gun people suspected of having guns.
and frisk them, stop and frisk. Now Bloomberg is apologizing for that, which led to a drastic
drop in violent gun crime in New York City. That controversial program was the reason New York
City murders fell from 3,300, the primary reason. Because as I said before, the police
know who the violent bad guys are. Now,
I'm trying to think about who Bloomberg was trying to appeal to minority voters there.
That's a minority voter ad.
And Donald Trump is the same thing in a minute, not the same topic, but try to appeal to minority voters, and I'll show you that.
But to me, what Bloomberg accomplished by the Super Bowl ad is he alienated everybody who believes in Second Amendment protections.
Everybody.
Good ad.
Very well done.
feel bad for the mother.
But I think that probably hurt Bloomberg more than helped him.
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All right, let's go to the mail.
We had Edward Krefke, Scottsdale, Arizona.
Hey, Bill.
You said more than once,
Romney hates President Trump. Do you know the basis of the hatred? Donald Trump called Romney
a loser many times, boring. He said he blew it in the run against Barack Obama. And Governor
Romney, Senator Romney now took it personally. And that happens to a lot of people in the Trump
orbit. Patty. Bill Kent, Utah voters, sign a petition to have Senator Romney were called. Yes.
I don't know the exact Utah.
Each state has different levels.
You've got to get a massive amount of signatures.
Got to get them certified.
It costs a lot of money to do it.
That's why you very rarely hear senators recall because it's a very high bar.
They don't want, just like the impeachment, you know, people who don't like politicians overriding the vote.
They don't want the system doesn't want that.
But yes, it's possible.
Brad, Radukwakki, I'm sorry, Brad, I'm killing your name, Greenwich, Connecticut, nice town.
Will the Republicans pursue hearings to ferret out the improper dealings among Schiff, the whistleblower,
and the official who allowed a second-hand whistleblower to receive identity protection?
This appears to be a violation of protocol, and Schiff lied to the public in Congress about his actions.
It's a big deal.
The only one who has said he will look at it.
into this is Senator Lindsey Graham.
And he heads up a committee.
Will he do it?
I don't know.
Could he do it?
Absolutely.
He could do it.
I don't know whether he will.
So tonight, I'll be tweeting during the Iowa caucus.
Tomorrow best analysis and then a State of the Union preview.
That's Tuesday night.
We'll give you that tomorrow as well.
See you then.