Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - O'Round the World - August 2, 2026

Episode Date: August 2, 2026

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I'm Bill O'Reilly. You're listening to Around the World. Let's begin. So the women's basketball controversy. All right. You may not think it's that important, but it kind of is in a culture war situation. So you've got two ladies that play for the Indiana Fever. One of them is Caitlin Clark, superstar, in high demand for commercials and all of that.

And the other one is Sophie Cunningham. Now, both ladies are, I would say, moderate to traditional in their thinking, but not crazy. We're not talking Colin Kaepernick here. They answer questions, but they're all, both of them are in trouble. Now, the first one is Caitlin Clark. So I can't nail this down as much as I would like to, but I believe what I'm about to tell you is true. and it comes from a journalist named Jamel Hill.

She writes for the Atlantic. She was on ESPN, they booted her out because she's radical leftist and does race thing all day long. Okay? So Ms. Hill believes that because Caitlin Clark is white, she has an extra advantage somewhere in the basketball.

hierarchy, all right, because most of the other players are black. She also says Ms. Hill does that there's a lesbian factor here. I don't know anything about this, that many of the players, the WNBA, are lesbians and women of color. And Kaelin Clark is straight. And Kailen Clark is straight. and fairly traditional. So some players, and this is beyond any speculation, were pushing her around on the court, Kaylin Clark. Hard fouls, you know, derogatory statements, zeroing in on trying to break her.

That happened. And here's how Ms. Clark reacted. When I walk out of the locker room, I shouldn't be not fearful of what the conversation is going to be, but, you know, you just like, it's emotionally exhausting and it's draining. It makes your shoulders tense because, you know, people don't want to talk about the basketball. They just want to stir it up and make something else. Okay, so this Clark's been relatively classy about this. She has not made any accusations herself as we could find.

But this is around. There's no doubt about it. It's around. This from USA Today, extremely liberal. newspaper, getting worse. Over the past few years, as women's basketball has exploded in popularity, much of the media and marketing attention is focused on three prominent white players. Clark, Yukon Page, Jr., Paige Buckers, and Oregon's Sabrina Oneskew.

Too often black players who built women's hoops. haven't been acknowledged. I don't think anybody should be talking about anybody's skin color or sexual preference. All right, I just don't. It's basketball, that's it. But this has grown up, particularly on social media. And it's gotten to the league hierarchy because, you know, Ms. Clark could get hurt, physically hurt. this continues.

And throng. Now, we got a lot of this USA Today stuff and Jamel Hill, but you don't have anybody sticking up for a clock. Many in the sports profession. Most people think sports writers and reporters are traditional, conservative, they're not. The fall left. I had a long conversation with Stephen A. Smith about that.

All right, the other one in the news is Sophie Cunningham, a teammate to Caitlin Clark. She got involved in the trans stuff, which most Americans know is a bunch of bull. You know, if you're born, a biological man, you shouldn't be playing sports with biological women. I don't care what you're transing. I don't care what you're doing. It doesn't matter to me. Pursuit a happiness. You want to be a trans.

Fine. You get off the court or the soccer. field because your physiology is different than the woman you are facing. No matter what you do, no matter how many stuff you take, you're born and your biological DNA sets you up with an advantage if you're a man over a woman. That's it. Good night. That's all.

The rest of these nuts that exploit this transatlantic. stuff, to me are bad people. They're not misguided. They're bad people. They're stupid people. So Cunningham says, hey, I don't think biological men should be playing sports with girls. Biological girls, old tape. I said what I said. I think it's kind of common sense. And I think I'll always believe in that. I think it's really important to protect children. and that's little girls who are also involved in that category. And so I stand on what I said, and I always believe that. I'm there to love, but I'm also there to love biological women.

And I think that there are rights that need to be protected. And like I said, I'm going to stand true to that. I'll never falter in my beliefs in that. But I have never once that I hated the trans community, like I said, I think there's space for everyone. Okay. I admire both of these women for going through this, and they shouldn't have their young women. It's hard enough to play professional sports without all this stuff swirling around them.

But it sends a signal to the rest of the world that our society in America is really an element of it. I put it at 20 percent, way out of whack. Yeah, it's my opinion. They have a right to it under the Constitution. I understand. But these people's thinking process really, really deficient. And if you start to be violent towards somebody because they don't agree with you, if you're pushing Caitlin Clark over when she's not looking,

big, big action if I'm commissioner. You're going to sit for a while. So anyway, it's an interesting story. You don't have that problem in the men's sports because no woman transitioning. It's going to be on the field with these guys. You know I don't have to say anymore what the story is. Indiana fever. I actually watch now if I see their game on just to see if Ms. Clark or Ms. Cunningham are terrorized by anybody.

If they are, I'm going to get involved. Here's my weekly appearance with W-O-R's Mark Simone. Talk about the White House Correspondents dinner. You know, you watch the, nobody ever watches the first few hours. But these idiots give themselves awards for like three hours. What kind of egos do they have those White House correspondents? You know, it was a setup. I'm saying, reporting that tonight.

We were not on the air yesterday. But I wanted to investigate it anyway. because I don't like to go on and throw some bombs and then can't back them up. So this whole thing was a setup. With a couple of exceptions, a woman, what's her name, Ouija, the CBS woman? I guess, I don't know.

She was okay. I think she tried to control it, but she failed. And here's what the setup was. It was like, remember the movie The Sting? Yeah. with Redford and Newman. So they invite Trump. They don't think he's going to show, but he does show.

And then the government comes out, and that wipes that out. So then Trump, Mr. the king of bravado, they'll have another one. Nobody really wanted another one, including him. But, okay. So then the correspondence association, the militants who run it, said, all right, we'll do it in a smaller venue. We'll have the large crowd. And we'll give him some jazz.

We'll bring in people that we know he hates and try to bait him into conduct unbecoming. and who starred in that show? Well, that would be Caitlin Collins, right? Yeah. Okay. So I have my investigators, and I did this too. Say analyze Ms. Collins' report. She got the award for reporting on CNN

the night that Trump and Zelensky's talks broke down. And she did an hour. on it, interviewed Marco Rubio and the usual suspects that anybody would interview, and she gets a big award for this. Okay. I didn't see the competition. I don't know who was up against Ms. Collins. I do know they gave it to her because they knew that would annoy Trump. And now we're tracking down a three judges.

and the initial indicators are the three people who voted to give Caitlin Collins this award are all anti-Trump people. I'll have that tonight on the no-spin news. But again, we're very methodical in what we do. In addition, the correspondence people bring in and give it another award to the Wall Street Journal for an article tying Trump, a young Trump, into Epstein. You remember that.

Yeah. And Trump sues the Wall Street Journal for a billion dollars or whatever he did. And that case is still being adjudicated. It has not been resolved one way or the other. Now, you'll remember that the New York Times won two Pulitzer's for the Russian investigation. That was totally phony. Yeah. The story is totally bogus.

And the Pulitzer's came, the Times as Wayne and gave him back. They said, oh, well, yeah, we won. But the story was phony. So is your award back because we should have known it was phony? Because I knew it was phony. And I bet you you did too.

So they bring in Collins and the Wall Street Journal people. and now the Wall Street Journal's story will be defined in the courtroom. We will know whether that story about Trump sending Epstein stuff is true or not, unless the case is dropped, and it could be.

But at this point, there's no outstanding resolution whether the Wall Street Journal had the case right or wrong. We don't know. Yet they get a big award so they can all flounce up there in front of Trump. So if that's not a setup, two. And then the third thing is, Trump could have been Sebastian Manuscalco up there,

and nobody would have laughed at his stuff. Yeah. Nobody. Because if you were seen laughing at Trump's jokes, your career in D.C. is over. It's finished. You're finished. You know, to me, I think the people should know really what this was all about. And it was an attempt to embarrass President Trump.

Wow. Well, we'll be watching that tonight. Hey, you know, this crazy mom, Donnie, first he's going to arrest Netanyahu. He knows he can't do that. And now he's releasing the name and address of everybody who has a pediatric here. That's what they call doxing. That's a crime, isn't it, to do that? Yes.

Well, it's a civil crime. Boy, I mean, if I were one of those people, I would be already in court, suing this guy. Nam Dami said he put my family in danger. And he did it on purpose for political reasons. When I said, I went, there's going to be a lot of action against the city of New York. But here's the big story, Simone. And you can probably do something on this yourself and get more information than I have. Yeah.

With your contacts. So, Mendani announces that all city-owned or city-run grocery stores, and I haven't seen any of them. Have you seen any of them? No, we never will. They'll never come. Okay. Are going to drop the prices of essential stuff 30%.

So he's basically giving people who live in New York City because I don't think you're going to have to bring in your IRS statement about whether you're poor or rich to buy the 30% discount stuff. But I could be wrong. Anyway, so he announces this. You know, I'm not going to cost. Who the deuce is going to pay for that? The city is running an enormous deficit now. inherited from Eric Adams, enormous. And Hockel's got no money at all.

Hockel's broke. Who's going to pay for the groceries? You and me. Traffic tickets. We're all going to pay for it. But that's right. He's going to have to raise taxes again on something. They're going to have to find a way to raise taxes on

everybody. I don't know how many more wealth taxes they can put in. I mean, if they can find them, they'll put them in, but, you know, you're looking at yourself going, this is crazy. Do people not understand that when

food is chopped into a store in New York City that has to be paid for? Where's the money going to come from? And Hockel sits up there in Albany says not a word. Nothing. And, of course, the New York State press covering Hogle doesn't even ask her.

Who's going to beg for it? And this is going to happen for the next three and a half years. He's going to do every crazy thing he can run up enormous amounts of debt. I don't think he'll be reelected. And then whilst out of there, and whoever comes next, including the governor, it's going to have this bill and the New Yorkers are going to have

even more taxes than they have now. Everybody watch your Bill O'Reilly tonight. You can get the show everything at Bill O'Reilly.com and Bill O'Reilly.com and the great podcast will do it live. I love the Geraldo episode.

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That's me. Bill O'Reilly, thanks for being with us. Listen to me as I join News Nation. It wasn't just questions about COVID-19 or his dangerous gain-of-function research that Dr. Fauci refused to answer during his testimony on Capitol Hill. Here's how ridiculous things got.

What day the week is it today? On the divisive counsel, I respectfully declined. answer based upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution. What color tie you're wearing? On the advice of counsel, I respectfully declined to answer based upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution. What colors the carpet in front of you?

On the advice of counsel, I respectfully decline to answer based upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment. So, Bill, I'm not sure that in exchange like that is very helpful to the American taxpayer, But MS now is warning that Fauci pleading the fifth is setting the playbook for Trump officials in the future as if they're the same thing. What do you think about that? Well, I hate to say this about an 85-year-old man who was in public service to 35 years. But Dr. Fauci's a weasel. And the reason I say that is because he's purely a swamp creature, purely somebody who uses his position to try to advance himself.

He actually did look at the carpet when Holly asked him about the carpet. It went like this. But, you know, the instructions were, look, you got the blanket pardon from President Biden. If you go away from that, if you deviate out of the fifth, they can make it a lot easier to bring you in on contempt of Congress and other charges. So no matter what they do, you just say Fifth Amendment 50th. Amendment. Okay. That's his right to do it. But the damage that he did to the nation, particularly children, is so immense that anybody, and I mean anybody, any party, any person supporting this Fauci should be a shame. And let me give you one very stark example. So very early on,

the European nations recognized that COVID was not easily spread a moment. among children. So they didn't shut the schools down over there. And they're a liberal continent and they allow the kids to go to school. Fauci knew all that information, he had it all. Yet he was one of the drivers in not having American children go to school, which damaged them in a way that I don't think will ever be repaired for some of them. So when you get to that level, and the Biden people knew what Fauci did, which is why he got the pardon.

Right. And they knew. I don't think that Biden signed the pardon, and they might go in that way. I think it was an auto-pen deal. At that point, in his administration, Biden was not able to function on a day-to-day basis. That's just a guess on my part. Yeah. But Fauci is the ultimate swamp thing.

And everybody should know it. Yeah, 100%. But, you know, the thing that Americans hate about Washington, D.C., is that there's a lack of accountability for people like Fauci, who at the time we could see, as in your words, was being a weasel. And now we really know it, given the publishing of his diaries where he's saying one thing and those and saying publicly that the American people need to be very scared, that the death rate was higher, et cetera, contradicting himself in terms of what he was telling people to. push policies like keeping the schools closed, for example. So is there any accountability at all for him for the American people for generations that were destroyed by his decisions? I mean, is there a way that state attorney generals could look into potential criminality here,

or is it really hinge on whether this auto-pen pardon by President Biden holds together for him? It would be hard for the states to go after him, and I don't think many will. because the presidential pardon is sacrosanct and overrides any state issues. The thing that offends me second to the children deal is that Fauci knew that the National Institute of Health was funneling money into the Wuhan Lab. He knew that. I mean, the money was $660,000. It was big money. And it was going in there.

in partnership with the Chinese, who shut everything down in Wuhan, by the way. We'll never going to get information about Wuhan, ever. So the Chinese shut it all down. But Fauci knew, had to know, that this kind of money was going in for quote-unquote research. The research turned into weaponization, biological warfare. Okay, we have a disease here that we can use to decimate. people and so we're going to study how to do that. That's what they were doing. Yep. There's no other explanation. At the same time, Fauci is saying, I don't know,

it was two bats in a cave someplace, exchanging fluid. That's how one ate at a wet market. They made its way to a market that then somebody ate. Yeah. So, so again, if you're just an American, but not an ideologue, all right, you step back and you go, this is a lot of is a bad guy of Fauci. He put himself in a position where he's getting all kinds of he was getting all kinds of applause from the left primarily. I never understood that anyway. Why would the left want to know what happened to the Wuhan left? Well, he was to this day, Katie. That's fine. You know the answer to that. No, no, no. But he was mostly Biden.

So they left, even to this day, Abby Phillip, you know her? I know who she is, yes. Okay, okay. So on her program, she says to a guest, oh, we're not going to talk about Fauci. Why are you covering for him? There's a media blackout, actually. There's a lot of people who are covering with Fauci because they were complicit. I mean, a lot of them went along with Fauci.

They didn't question the storyline. They didn't question the inconsistencies and the illogical statements that he was making, particularly when he was saying, you need to skip Thanksgiving dinner, but it's okay if you want to go out and protest on behalf of the left in the streets during the summer of love. I mean, these things were out in the open, and the majority of the media was happy to go along with it for the sake of boosting up his power.

You can't cover something when you were complicit in it. That would be, you know, admitting you were wrong. I don't know why. You're smarter than I am, but I don't know why the progressive movement didn't want to know what happened in the Wuhan land. Why don't you want to know? Normal human beings want to know. Please join me in Sid Rosenberg on WABC Radio. And I do want to ask him about Anthony Bouchy, but I will give you the choice, Bill O'Reilly.

Would you rather plead the fifth? I would because he's a weasel. Yeah. No other way to put it, right? You know, he's the kind of guy. You're in Brooklyn, and my father was born in Brooklyn. I was raised in Levitown. We slapped these guys around.

That's right. I'm sorry. Right? Right? Yes. When we were a kid? Yeah. This guy, I don't know if he'd get out of the stickball game.

You could add somebody else to that, too. You could add he'd be slapped around this Fauci creep, and so would Mom Donnie. I'm Donnie wouldn't last a day in Brooklyn. Well, that's all a different thing. Yeah. I mean, Fauci's just on demeanor. Yeah. Just on, he's such a weasel.

Right. You can just see him sitting there, you know, oh, boy, I'm getting famous. I don't really care what I'm seeing. And I don't really care whether it's accurate or not, which it wasn't. I'm getting famous. I'm on CNN tonight. Yeah. You see it, you know.

But what about you say, true? But what about yes? because people were saying to me that even yesterday, when for the most part, outside of Peter, he said Blumenthal, for the most part, he was getting clobbered, humiliated, that he even enjoyed that because he was a center of attention. What do you think he knows he's going to die soon, so it doesn't matter? Really?

Sorry, let me go look. He had his run, right? Yeah. And now he goes, it's over. I can't come back from this. Anybody would know that. So I'll play it out. I don't want to go to jail.

I don't want to, you know, I'll be dragging the courtroom. My lawyers tell me to do this because they don't want to open up the fifth. And I'll do it. But, you know, when you know someone, and you do, we all know some people, they're narcissistic. So even though they do bad things on a regular basis, They never acknowledge it ever in their own mind. And I'm sure that's where his place is. Oh, I just did what I was told, or I really thought that, you know, the Wuhan lab didn't do it, whatever it may be.

But he's not going to go home and weep that maybe people die that shouldn't have died. Children were denied school. he misled the world of where the origin of COVID came from. He's not going to go home and go, oh, no. He's just going to go home and go, it's not my phone. You know, somebody else did it.

And he's going to take the phone call from Barberstrizan and Milakounis and all these people are going to go, let me tell you something. The way they treated yesterday was disgusting. You're still a hero as far as I'm concerned. And he's going to, right. Not a lot of that. That crew, this is what I.

I've noticed over the years, that crew, that progressive crew, once you start to embarrass them, or once you get into a position where they are not morally justifiable and sticking up for you, they're gone. They're gone. They just run, huh? Right. They're not Joan of Arc. I mean, they're not standing up to the fire.

Okay. They'll turn on you. very, very quickly. So you're not going to see Anthony Fauci on whatever channel loved Anthony Fauci. CNN was a big, big player. Huge. Yeah.

And they covered for him this week. There's Abby. Melops. Yeah. Oh, we're not going to talk about it, Anthony. If I were on that panel with Abby, I would have said to her, and you know I would have done it.

why aren't we going to talk about Anthony Fosch? You stuck up for him for two years. Isn't Scott Jennings on that panel? He would say that. No, I wasn't there. He wasn't there? They were doing some kind of other, it was Lydia Moynihan. Oh, give me a break.

I know who she is. Give me a break. Yeah. You know, see, but here's the other kind of thing. Forget about Abby Phillips, the former CNN host, who you're on the air with every week, and you bought relevance to. Congratulations. I know I would kill them every week, but I'll do it.

I'm sorry. Chris Cuomo would probably still defend him, would he not? No, I wouldn't. Really? No. Okay, good. You got Cuomo a little bit wrong. I do.

Okay. All right. So he's a true believer in liberal causes, he's a Democrat. But he's not irrational. He doesn't go in and say, look, I want to deceive, because I would call him out on that if he did. He doesn't do that. So I would be shocked if Cuomo used his program to try to justify Anthony.

I wouldn't. I don't think you would do it. Well, he wouldn't do it. He wouldn't do it wrong, but I'll bet you. Yeah, I think you wrong. He wouldn't do it with you because you feel differently. He would do it with some other guests. The other 9,000 guests he brings on that on his level of thinking.

I don't think so. He's smarter than that. Well, bring it up. When are you on with him again? Well, I don't even know. I was on with Katie Pablick last night. I'll be on with her again. I like her a lot.

I've done her show a couple of times, to a 10 o'clock. She's very good. You know, News Nation is coming up in the ratings, and they're kind of using me as a utility person. As they should. It's got up numbers when they came.

But I like to do a Cuomo show because it's the best of a show on television right now. But you see how, But I want to be very much, including formal. If he does it, then I'll come back on Sid and friends. And I'll say you were right and I was wrong. And that will pain me. That will cause me angst to do that.

That's funny. I don't know. Listen, maybe you're right. And I know he's very pro-Israel. I like that about Chris. I do. But I saw this guy way too many times, way too many times, defend Biden, take the pressure off Biden,

not because he thought he was physically inept. He just defended the guy at every turn, at every turn. It was moronic. It was stupid. So I can't tell you that I think this guy is rational when it comes to a lot of these subjects because he still dug in as a Democrat. He's dug in. He's a Democrat.

Your father were named Mario Cuomo. You'd be a Democrat, too. But I mean... But I was a Democrat. I was a Democrat, but I realized. But what I'm trying to tell you is he's indoctrinated into that world. But at times, he'll go out of the world. And there are pundits who will never go out of the world.

One was the last time you're on with him, and he had something nice to say about President Trump? Anything? We did a, I don't know the last time, but we did a phoneer with Trump. And I know that he, that Cuomo does talk with Trump occasionally, and Trump takes his call. Andrew or Chris? So he's not disrespectful.

He just believes in the democratic way. He believes it. He's not a Mamdami supporter, Chris Cuomo. I mean, obviously, his brother ran against him. But he's not happy about Mamdani. He's not. So you got to look at the full candid. this here when you're analyzing people. Now, I'm much more angry, I think that's a good word,

about a CNN. Yeah. We use the entire network, all the power and had worldwide. Remember, these people who are on all over the world. Okay, they bought up all the cable systems and get that network on. And you're in Korea, there's Wolf Blitzers. It frightens me to death. He's there. They threw their whole weight behind Founci. Yeah. I know. Terrible.

And if you step back and you look at the damage done, it dwarfs any one or two people who were misguided or whatever they did when they threw on with Founci. And when you use that kind of power to drive something that. it turns out to be false, and then you have no apology. You know, you know, you're seeing a CNN going, oh, well, we're really sorry. We didn't know, or, you know, are you here? Abby Phillips. Oh, we're not going to talk about him. I, aye, aye, aye, whatever.

Oh, I wish I were on that panel. I'd never be on it. I never put me on ever in a million years. But I would have got, why not, lady? For two years, you're pounded how brilliant the man was, and now you don't want to talk about it. Nope. And all MSN now is doing this morning, just so you know MS now, that nonsense. All they're talking about is how Todd Blanche should never be confirmed. They're upset that Jay Clayton got confirmed yesterday, D&I replaces Tulsi Gabbard.

But now they're all over Todd Blanche, Joe and Mika, now this Stephanie rule. That's all they care about it. President Trump wants somebody to work in the administration. They don't want them, right? They should be talking about how Fauci lied. and then, of course, took the fifth 111 times. None of that, no. I'm going to give you a little inside baseball.

I never watched that network. It's like Mad Magazine. All right, Joe Scarbo, be on a cover with the tooth missing. Okay? To me, that's what it is. It's Mad Magazine. Why am I going to devote anything? And to my staff, my dictum is,

they are out of the loop when you are investigating anything. They don't even bother looking at what they say. Agreed. Because this is a purely propaganda situation. 100%. Usually you got a little dash of something in there once in a while. Yeah. You get somebody.

Well, no, no, I hate to say it, but CNN, Scott Jennings lately, Liz Pipco, they've started to sprinkle in like boxers with the other side with people like Harold Ford. But with CNN, it's 100% we hate Trump. That's it. Not CNN. MS now, MS now, MS now. Scott Jennings, the name, made a name for himself being on that network.

Right. And so it's not like MS. No. Where they just won't. And I talked to a very big guy over there. I'm not going to give you his name because I kind of liked the guy. And he was, you know, we had a friend conversation. And he just admitted to these, look, these people want to make money.

That's all I want to do. They know where their audience is, hard, hard left. No in the middle left. No, none of that. Hard left. And they are not going to go out of that profile. Everything is going to be reported from a hard. hard left point of view.

And that's what's happening. So if you want to waste your time over there, good. It's America. You can waste your time any way you want. Just keep it legal. Yeah. So I wanted to also talk about just briefly, because I know you're up against the gun. You've got to bring in Travis.

I don't be on Travis' show. I do a show once in a while. Oh, you do? This guy is pretty smart. But they're very confirmed right-wingers as well. Right. They don't go out. Fox doesn't go out too much into the area of, well, this is the key to the Fifth Amendment.

Okay? And this is important, and everybody should be listening up right now. Trump's going to need this. Why? He's going to need the Fifth Amendment. Why? Because when he gets out of there, they're going to come after everybody who even knows Trump. You and I are going to be indicted for something.

I don't know. No, we may not be indicted, but I'm serious. I've got people tell me the last couple of weeks, don't be surprised if you're subpoenaed. Yeah. Look, if the progressives ever take over or, you know, get a majority in the House and Senate, then Trump is going to pardon a whole bunch of people in his last few weeks in office. Give me a laundry list and starting with his family. And he shut.

He shut. Okay. If you start to break down that presidential privilege by saying, oh, no, states can override it, which they can't constitutionally. Okay, federal government always trump state. So if they try it, they'll lose. But Donald Trump's going to need the power of the part. He's going to need it to need it to keep people that have helped him and his own family. safe for millions of dollars in legal fees. People don't understand it. Once you're indicted or once you go in, you've got to have a million dollars to hire Tocopina or wherever to come save you. And so you can't just be blowing the filibuster out of there,

blowing the part now that. You can't do it because it'll come back to hurt you. Right. And don't forget, you know, you say indicted, this poor bastard was indicted four times. I mean, Dillinger, Gotti, the worst people. And I happen to like John Gotti, but I mean, some of the biggest criminals in history weren't indicted as much as President Trump. But that helped Trump. It did in the end, yes.

Yes. Our country is right now. The worst that the impeachment analysis is so foolish, I can't believe it. All right. I mean, you know, you mentioned I wrote confronting the president. So I know every president. I know what they went through. I know it was out to get them.

And I know what happened. There's nothing even comes close to in peaching somebody because he's on the phone with the leader of Ukraine going, hey, we think there's some illegality here. Look into it, please. Because it involves Ukraine and a Ukrainian company. Even after, by the way, the sitting president, Biden admitted to it on videotape. Even after that, he made that phone call, making it even more ridiculous. And by the way, if we do lose the house, I say we, me, not you. In November, here come more impeachments.

More to write about Bill. Now, I don't know whether you've noticed this or now, but you did mention kindly, as you do every week, about my long form, call We'll Do It Now. And the reason we call it will do it now is when I was 11 years old, I cursed on television and somebody taped it. Okay? And then they sold it. Yeah. They sold the tape. And it got out there in social media and it made me look like an idiot, which, okay, that's just the way it is.

So I'll do it now has become an enormous success. I cut two weeks ago, maybe 10 days ago, a 40-minute analysis. of Howard Stern. I saw it. It was great. I watched it. It was great. Thank you. It was great. And you talk about seeing him at Boston University, which he still denies to this day,

but you did a very good job of setting up just how you knew this guy. Well, I got him on tape admitting that he and I were classmates because he came on a factor. Correct. But he's kind of getting up there. But I didn't hatch it to him. I didn't

go in an evisceration. him. No, you didn't. I told the audience why his operation was disintegrating. And that, the viewership for that was crazy, crazy. It was great. I'm not surprised. Today, we're dropping Dr. Oz. Love him. We have Oz. Yep. Okay. It's great. You've never seen them like this, ever. and this one, I challenge it because I challenge everybody. But this one's about you and your health and why the government doesn't help you enough to throw off your maladies and live longer. It's fascinating, okay? And I, I think enjoyed the joust.

Sure. Because we got into why. I'll just go one example. you buy cigarettes, what are you got on a label? Caution. Cigarette smoking can be damaged to your health, right? Okay. Why on Oreos don't you have a label that says caution?

Sugar can give you diabetes. It should say that. I think Bobby Kennedy would want that and Dr. Ross. Well, Bobby Kennedy doesn't eat Oreos because they're not wild animals. But there's no label. Nope. And there's never been a suggestion of a label that all is trash food. I have a 7-Eleven right around a corner from me.

There's nothing I can eat there. Nothing. Nothing in the whole store. Nope. Beef turkey. What about beef jerky bill? I go to the Pakistani guy behind a counter. Do you have anything that's not going to hurt me in the whole store?

You know what he gave me? What? Firewood. Okay? Oh, gosh. I mean, lying at the lie, it's all junk. It's all unbelievable. Why don't you put a picture of a dead kid on the product?

Yeah, you should. Right? Yeah. Or a cemetery. Yeah. See, and those are the questions. You know, you want to make America healthy again. Good.

Good. That's a noble, noble thing. But you've got to get out there and spray. read the militant war, and cigarette smoking has disintegrated in America. It's basically gone, yeah. That industry is dead. If you go to Greece, I mean, these people are, you know, they got five cigarettes, two in their ears, all over.

One in their nose. Yeah. All over Europe. And the Middle East, too. It's crazy. I know. Israel, too, they smoke. It's crazy.

I know. And then we find out this week that more people, Americans, use pot every day. Yeah. then smoke cigarettes. I know. So now we have an inebriation problem all over the place. I don't know if you noticed, but some of the delivery guys that come to my house. Oh, that's terrible.

Notice it. How did you get here? You know where you are? I can't walk down. You have any idea what state you're in? I can't walk down a city street without getting high every day. I don't even smoke weed, but I just have to walk down the street. New York City, I get a high.

And the tragedy is if you plant yourself, and I did. this physically. Outside of middle school in New York City, those kids are loading up before they go in. And you're talking 12, 13 years old. It's terrible. It's terrible. I know. No, that'll be great. I was in studio here two weeks ago, but nobody does it like you. I'll admit that. So I'm going to watch that. All right. Let's, you know, try to isolate Fauci, you and me. We'll throw a little thing over his head. We won't hurt them. We'll just mock them. We just make fun of them. Okay, all right, well, I'll meet Jim and Hachett later on today. We'll take care of that, okay.

All right. See you, buddy. Thank you for joining us. Become a Bill O'Reilly.com premium member today, and I hope you subscribe to my YouTube channel. YouTube.com slash Bill O'Reilly.