Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - O'Reilly Update Morning Edition, February 9, 2026

Episode Date: February 9, 2026

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That is not. true. The reality is the Associated Press wants to make the Trump administration look bad, not by directly attacking the president, but by story selection and deep skepticism. You may remember the AP was kicked out of the White House last year for slanting its coverage. They sued, but so far, the AP is still looking through the window. And here's a vivid example of Why? After Border Patrol agents shot two criminal suspects at Portland, Oregon, the government issued a statement saying the pair is suspected of a local shooting and are members of a violent Venezuelan gang. That is true. But the AP would not accept reality and sent out a hard news report that said, quote, evidence has been cast on the administration's characterization of what prompted the shootings. Clearly, the Associated Press sought to undermine the Trump administration

in this case. And that is shameful. Back in a moment. That is the Morning O'Reilly Update. More analysis later on.