Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - O'Round the World - March 15, 2026

Episode Date: March 15, 2026

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introduced in the House of Representatives. It says, quote, whereas according to the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Rafael Grasseh, Iran is amassed a large stockpile of enriched uranium and continues to block access to undeclared sites in Iran, affiliated with their big, ambitious nuclear program. Now, therefore, be it resolved, the House of Representative declared, It is the policy of the United States that Iran continues to be the largest state sponsor of terrorism." Unquote.

It's just a resolution. Fifty-three Democrats voted against it. Fifty-three. For them, Iran apparently is no threat. And if you read my book Confronting Evil, this goes back 39 years. Mass murder has been sanctioned. for and even executed by the Iranian government. Yet 53 Democrats in the House will not condemn that country's government?

That's a huge risk. Now I'm going to string together three sound bites to show you the rationale of the Democratic dissenters. Roll it. Small men wage endless wars because they are looking to profit. They believe their privilege and connections will shelter their own children from the front-line horrors of war. But our destinies are tied, Mr. Speaker. We rise and fall together. Trump has no plan of how many lives will be sacrificed before it is enough.

We will not tolerate his callous disregard for human life. End this war now. Donald Trump is unilaterally dragging this nation into an illegal and unjustified war with Iran. As someone who survived the horrors of war, I know that bombs do not build peace or create stability. Military strikes will not make us safer. They will inflame tensions and push the region further into chaos. We should not be here. There were diplomatic options at our disposal that we were pursuing, that we're making progress,

that this administration short-circuited because they wanted war. We should be focused on problems here at home. Okay. Now, the ladies are entitled to her opinion, of course. I don't want to be disrespectful. But when you say this will inflame tensions and push the Middle East into chaos, it's already made chaos. I mean, did she miss the October 7th, Hamas slaughter in Israel?

Did she miss the Israeli response? Did she miss, Hezbollah and the Houdis? You know, I mean, these people live in a fantasy world. And they're elected officials. The voters cast their ballots for them. To me, it's very distressing. But they're not in the real world. They don't live in this world.

You got a country that has openly said, we want to kill all Jews and all Americans. The government says, and they're working on a nuclear weapon. I think you've got to take that kind of seriously when they're really. resume is full of mass murder everywhere. So you can't reason with people like this. It all goes back to we hate Trump. Whatever Trump does, we're going to hate it. So if Biden and Biden would never have done this, but if Biden said, look, we have reached our limit with Iran. And remember,

Iran broke treaty after treaty after treaty with President's Obama and Biden. It's not like this is the first time around. And yeah, there were negotiations, but in the last negotiation, the Iranian guy said, look, we're not going to stop our nuclear program. We have a right to do it, and then we're going to do it. This was his opening line after what, eight, nine sessions? They were getting nowhere. It's like Putin and Ukraine. You know, you come to a point where, okay, you can string it out forever, but there's no progress being made. So the dissent on the part of the Democratic Party is almost 100%. These are the radical leftists of the party that I showed you, and we're talking about the 53. But the others remain silent. They don't stand up and say,

whole, no, we've got to deal with this Iran because of the nukes. And that's the big thing. Okay. Now, Senator Federman of Pennsylvania is the only one that I know consistently says, hey, there's a big threat here. And we cannot contain the threat without a regime changed. And that's the goal of the Trump administration. It's the Venezuelan model. We take out the top. we run the show, we being the United States, not Israel. Israel is the beneficiary of this, because obviously Iran would destroy Israel with a nuke like that. And then they said, we didn't do it. Wasn't us that put that nuclear device in a container?

Oh, no. Not us. They get some fanatical Hamas person to do it or whatever they. And then you'd never be able to prove it. That's the game. It's not really, I shouldn't say game because catastrophic loss of human life. It's not a matter if, you know, if you look at history, and again, I hope you read my book Confronting Evil with the Ayatollah Khomey on the cover with Putin, Mao and Hitler, if you know history and you see a pattern of behavior over decades, decades, and the pattern of behavior is murder, is supporting, terrorism, and terrorism is murder. That's what they do. Okay. Then you either look away as a

Democratic Party in America is doing, or you confront as the president is doing. Now, how's it going to turn out? I don't know. I don't know. No one knows. If the regime does change, a big win for President Trump. It goes down in history. Okay. If it doesn't, then the Democrats will likely win at least one house in November, which would be catastrophic for the president. But if Mr. Trump does manage to neutralize this government, Democratic Party is toast. So I made some trouble this week, as I usually do, because I branded the younger people in America the earbuds generation. I did that on News Nation with Leland Vitter. And we're talking 18 to 34.

Okay? And a lot of the folks, the younger Americans, kind of checked out. All right? So they live here, and they live on their little computers. See them in the coffee shops and other places where they just spend all day doing whatever they want to do. They create their own little world. And they don't know anything. And so when important things like the Iran military action arise and their poll, I don't know why that.

Okay. But at the same time, there's another group of 18 to 34s that are contributing mightily to this country. But first, let's go with the earbud people. Roll a tape. What happened to the America, though, that freed Iraq or freed Kuwait? from the Iraqis? What happened to the America that believe that we would be safer when there's not some theocratic terrorists who spent the past 47 years chanting death to America? Well, the country's 5,000 miles away. Most Americans couldn't pick it out on a map. The Democratic Party

and their sympathizers don't believe that Iran is a threat to the world, even though it is. They refuse to believe it because people believe what they want to believe. And if Biden were attacking Iran, all the Democrats would be in favor of it. Biden was never tack a lot. So we live in a very complicated country, but self-sacrifice is not one of America's hallmarks any longer. This isn't the greatest generation now. This is the earbuds

generation. This is the I'm on the phone, 12 hours a day generation. I don't care what happens anyplace else. I want what I want when I want it. That's the kind of country we live in now, and we all have to accept that. However, there is Another group, though, of 18 to 34 Americans, and they're the group that sign up for the military.

They volunteer. And they're the group that execute our policies, Americans' policies, in a tremendous way. So I'm going, how does that happen? So you've got bubble earbud people here. You got patriotic military people, and you don't have to join the military. to be patriotic. I'm not saying that. But the level of proficiency of the U.S. armed forces is staggering. Best in the world by far. And he's a younger people. And they're motivated. You know, boot camp is not easy, particularly if you're going to the Marines, special forces,

seals, all that. And yet, our recruitment, it wasn't very good under Joe Biden, but now, under Trump it's excellent so what you have is a split among younger Americans and it's not unique to this time it's happened before but not to the extent that I'm seeing it now so my parents are part of the greatest generation you know probably some of you two of the same thing and the greatest generation was labeled that by Tom Brokaw, the former NBC anchor, I believe he came up with that, because they slogged through the Great Depression where nobody had anything, okay? And that was painful, painful. That 10 years of real economic pain. And then World War II, that got us out of the Great Depression

because everybody had to work to get all the armaments that we needed to defeat the war. Japan and Germany. And World War II is brutal. I mean, come on. And it was a draft. So you didn't have a choice. You had to go. And it was a crazy, crazy four-year period for the United States and we defeated Japan and Germany at great blood and treasure cost and my father was in the Pacific almost everybody I know in the baby boomer generation their parents contributed to the war effort and they were disciplined and they loved their country they never doubted it and they weren't diverted television hadn't even started yet That was after World War II.

So those people, my parents and perhaps yours, were very disciplined-focused people. Now, the weakness of it is they didn't question a lot of things the government did, that it was bad, like segregation. It was bad. It was nothing good about it, but the majority of Americans didn't question it because they went along my country is the greatest. and I'm not going to know dissent. So there's a middle ground there, of course.

But now we have a generation, and here's the polling on it. So this is from NPR. It's a liberal organization. How much do you support or oppose the U.S. military action in Iran? This is 18 to 29. Support 36, oppose 64. Okay? So 45 and older, oppose 50,

I don't even believe that number. It's about 50-50. It's a huge gap. Now, when you get older, you mature somewhat and you see a bigger, it's not all about you, not everybody, some people stay in that selfish state forever. Okay, the second poll is CNN. Pretty much same thing. How do you view the U.S. decision to take military action in Japan? 18 to 34, 29, approved, 71 disapproved. Okay, and then that number drops way down for 35 to 49, only 59% disapproved. And I don't believe the CNN poll anyway, they always skew left. But you can see, and a lot of it is immaturity, a lot of it is lack of frame of reference. They don't know they being the bubble people, the earbud people.

You know, they don't remember or even link it up that Iran was responsible. for October 7th. They fund terrorism. They made the roadside bombs. They killed thousands of Americans. They killed 30,000 of their own people this month, you know, or last month. Because the bubble people aren't dialed into that. They're not watching O'Reilly. They're watching TikTok, where people are bouncing up and down or doing whatever they do on TikTok. I'm telling you, that's dangerous. I do believe that's the younger people will wise up by necessity. They have to earn a living.

They have kids. They have to become more aware. I believe it will happen to most of them. But right now, this younger generation, it's divided. 50% stellar, 50% slacker. 10 days into this war, you've written books about war. We're only 10 days in. Is it fair to be talking about an endgame right now?

Well, the question when is it going to end is a dumb question, and I would implore journalists to stop it because nobody knows. So why are you asking a question that has no answer? It's just wasting people's time. The mission itself changed a little bit. So in the beginning, the U.S. government and Israel were hopeful that the people would rise up in conjunction with the military destruction. And that has not happened. And that has meant that the Pentagon has to basically redefine what a victory is. So regime change is starting to recede in the background now. This is not unusual. Students of history and people have read my book Killing Patton know that in 1945, even though Germans were getting pummeled, okay, they would not turn on Hitler.

They would not rise up against him, even in Berlin. And the reason was that the SS shot them dead if there was any sign of rebellion. And we saw that when the Persians tried to demonstrate against the Mullahs, 30,000, and we've confirmed that figure, Iranians were killed by their own countrymen. So people are frightened, they're scared, to death.

to death. And I use that phrase literally to rise up. So it's not likely that that will happen. So therefore, the definition of victory in Iran for the USA and Israel is to destroy every bit. And I mean that literally of military infrastructure, down to pistols if they can do it. Just wipe that out. Right. So they have no chance to ever be on the offense again. Yeah, wiping out everything down to pistols is going to take weeks, if not months of bombing. A country the size of Alaska, and Alaska is a lot bigger than most Americans.

Think about it. I see this slightly differently, although I think there's a meeting here, that the Iranians were told to stay inside. That was the first thing President Trump did, and he said, when the bombs stopped, we'll tell you to go out in protest. That hasn't happened. But the goalposts are changing for a different reason. I think that was really articulated today. You have a little bit by Laura Ingram on Fox News. Take a listen. They're going to have to do it because freedom is costly, right? Our soldiers are dying. Our soldiers are dying in this. Israel's citizens are dying. We have more than 100 soldiers wounded. Some seriously wounded. So like we're, you know, we're paying a big price. So the Iranian people need to be.

to stand up. That's the off-ramp, right, is to say, well, the Iranian people haven't stood up and we're done now. And it's legitimate. So, you know, we saw it in Afghanistan, we saw it in Iraq, that the Bush administration tried to make those countries into functioning democracies and failed. Okay, so, Bill, Bill, come on. These people have been living under a 30-ocratic regime, 30,000 of them were.

were shot and killed trying to rise up. And you're saying because in the first 10 days of bombings, there's not mass protests, even though we'd have no idea if there were, because the internet's still cut off in Iran, that somehow the Iranians are the ones who aren't brave enough? I'm not saying it. I'm just saying the Pentagon assessment has changed. You agree with it?

The likelihood of an uprising inside Iran is much lower than it was 10 years, 10 days ago. You agree with that assessment? I don't know. I'm not on the ground. I have no idea. But I do know that when you have 30,000 Iranians shot dead in the streets, that's going to be an inhibitor. Leland? Well, yes, it is an inhibitor. The question is, if we owe it to the Iranians, after all, President Trump said help is on the way, to stay the course, to continue

to destroy Iran's ability, not just to project force outside of Iran, but inside of Iran, and give the people a chance. There's already provinces that are not ethnically Iranian, not ethnically Shia, that are saying that we want to break away or we want democratic elections and we want the Revolutionary Guard and the Theocrats and the Mullahs out. Give it some time, no?

You're telling me this isn't because Trump now has seen gas prices and everything else and saying, look, I need a way out? I think that that's a consideration that the American people don't want to suffer on behalf of the Iranian people. As simple as that, they don't want to. What happened to the America, though, that freed Iraq or freed Kuwait from the Iraqis? What happened to the America that believe that we would be safer when there's not some

theocratic terrorists who spent the past 47 years chanting death to America? Well, the country's 5,000 miles away. Most Americans couldn't pick it out on a map. The Democratic Party and their sympathizers don't believe that Iran is a threat to the world, even though it is. They refuse to believe it because people believe what they want to believe. And if Biden were attacking Iran, all the Democrats would be in favor of it. Biden was never attacked Iran. So we live in a very complicated country, but self-sacrifice is not one of America's hallmarks any longer.

This isn't the greatest generation now. This is the earbuds generation. This is the I'm on the phone 12 hours a day generation. I don't care what happens anyplace else. I want what I want when I want it. That's the kind of country we live in now. And we all have to accept that. I like the Air Budge Generation.

That's a new one. I think that's well defined. But really, 10 days or even five days and everybody's talking about, well, why isn't this over? You've written about war. I think about the first Gulf War. The air war went on for 40 days. same with shock and awe over Iraq. Thomas Friedman, I think you and I probably share a similar view of him.

His disdain for Trump is obvious. It's unhidden. But his column today said this. What if the necessary is impossible? What if the transformation of Iran is so much more important than the war's critics admit, but so much more difficult than the war designers understand? In that, if Donald Trump is out there saying it is worth trying to put on the ability or give the Iranians the ability for regime change. That is worth American lives.

It's worth the American fight. It's not worth more than 10 days and 18 cents more in gas prices? To some Americans is not worth anything. Well, I'm not asking about the president of the United States. That's why he sits behind the Resolute Desk. He's the one who let us into this. You think it should change so quickly? But he has to make decisions.

President Trump has to make decisions on what the public is demanding. if he wants to keep power. He's got his eye in November. Now, I believe that what will happen going forward is you'll have sustained bombing for another week, maybe 10 days. That should do it. That should knock out all the infrastructure, including the mines and the Strait of Hormuz,

every kind of weaponry they have, all the drones they have, Another seven to ten days should knock it down. Then I think you'll see an announcement that the Mullahs, who's ever going to be in charge, want to talk. Okay? And then there'll be a meeting in Geneva, and there'll be some kind of capitulation on a part of Iran that Iran won't live up to, because they'll be so desperate they'll sign anything. and not going to live up to it. And Trump will say, hey, we won. That's the likely scenario. Boy, boy. The words unconditional surrender in the very beginning, I thought, meant something,

because I think President Trump understood what needed to happen in Iran. Here's Rand Paul talking about that. One of the things that's being said now is that we are going for unconditional surrender. That's what we went for with Japan. And of course, Japan. had attacked us. We lost 400,000 soldiers in World War II. And so we fought that to a conclusion of unconditional surrender, but it required two nuclear weapons. Are people prepared to have nuclear weapons demolish one or two cities in Iran? Okay, we can agree that that's silly straw man argument, same thing the Democrats do. But Iran has a say in this. Would you let another president get away with saying, look, I'll decide when the unconditional surveillance.

surrender has happened and there you go. Would I let him get away with it? Yeah, if this was Obama back in the day. Nixon and Kissinger did in Vietnam. Right. I mean, everybody declares victory. It's our job. Nixon and Kissinger did in Vietnam.

Right. We all knew it was false. Isn't that a risk? Isn't that a risk for Trump? The risk for Trump is that he loses in November. That's the risk that is all his power evaporates if this thing doesn't work out. And I think that there is a way to work

it out without a regime change that doesn't seem to be happening. And the way to is just to annihilate Iran's ability to cause trouble militarily. And I think that will happen. Don't we elect presidents, though, to put something... That would be enough for me as an American citizen. I would say, worthwhile, worthwhile if that happens. all the nukes go, all the ballistic missiles go, all the capacity to wage offensive war goes. That, for me, is a win.

Yeah, that is unquestionably a win if that happens. Bill O'Reilly, thank you very much. Good to see it. Bill O'Reilly, how you doing? You know, I'm busy like you. Never ends, right? The cycle never ends. I know, but you keep adding stuff. Now you've got a new podcast. Tell us about this. Yeah, we're calling it

We'll do it live That comes from a phrase I said when I was 12 years old on television Yeah, but you know that? You have bombs That clip Everybody remembers that Interesting story behind it

I was anchoring inside edition Edition and the technical people could not get The We taped our leads and I just exploded because I was sitting there for like a half an hour, and they were just screwing up one after another. So I said, I don't do it live, and then, you know, a few F bombs, that and that.

Big money, I understand. Really? And that's how it got out into the public. So, of course, we try to use all of that stuff to our advantage. So my staffed younger people say, oh, let's call it a new podcast, we'll do it live. I didn't want to do that, you know. They insisted. So the podcast every Thursday.

The unfair point. And we kick it off this week with Rob Schneider. It was very, the SNL guy, Sandler movies, and he's the Trump guy. And he's played a big price for it. So that's our first one coming up on Thursday. Thursday. Let me just say this about We'll Do It Live. Every TV host I've ever known, every TV studio I've ever been in,

there's always a moment with the control room screws. up and he yells like that at the control. That's every host ever in the history of television. Can you name? Of course. Anybody that didn't do that? Right. And when you're working as intensely as we have to work,

you're included in this, Simone. Yeah. You know, and somebody just continues to screw up time after time after time. You lose patience. Unless you're a robot. I don't care. I don't regret doing it. I, you know, but

the mercenary aspect, although, yeah, we'll get some money for this. That's a little, that's a little tortury, I think. I can vouch. It's every TV host ever, and every radio host has done that. It's common. So where do we go to watch this podcast? It's on Bill O'Reilly.com and in all of our ancillaries, YouTube, everywhere. But Bill O'Reilly.com's where we live.

And people just punch that up very easy, shows you where the notes of the news is, shows you where the podcast is, shows you where the columns are. Very easy, one-stop shopping. All right. Well, the first podcast, the first episode comes out Thursday. Hey, Elsie, you got this YouTube channel. Now, I'm reading that Phil Rosenthal, who's got a big, big hit on Netflix for years, big Netflix show, is moving to YouTube next year.

What is it with this YouTube that everybody wants to be there? Because it's easy for younger people to access it. It's older people they don't know. But if you're under 50, chances are you're not watching linear TV at all. Yeah. And so your entertainment then comes from YouTube, where you can get music, you can get movies, you can get shows, you can get whatever you want. And that surge, and it's a worldwide thing, it's not just national. So I get letters in Thailand and Sri Lanka and South Africa, you know, all these places, because there's no boundary to it.

It's enormous. So we get millions of certain things that we post on YouTube, and then we can sell those as far as advertising is concerned, because the younger people are watching that, and that's who the advertisers want to reach. So it's extremely lucrative, and it cuts out the corporations. See, they can't control it anymore, and it goes right into the entrepreneurs. The danger on that is there isn't any editing, and people look at it. do irresponsible things on YouTube to try to make money. So that's a danger. But the good

news is that the freedom thousandfold since YouTube is dominating. Wow. Watch Bill O'Reilly. YouTube, great channel. Let me ask you about the war. Hakeem Jeffries, Chuck Schumer, they keep talking about the endless war.

Trump promised no endless war. It's day 11. What endless war? It's one week and a half. Sure, but the Democratic Party is doing what it did in Vietnam. It's setting itself up as the dissent for any kind of military action. So it's risky and a part of President Trump, no doubt. And if the Iran thing does not work out, then you're going to have time the Republicans are in November. But if it does work out and those mullahs and you get a more moderate government, then the Democratic Party once again is going to be a

wrong side of the issue. Once again, against people playing against women on the field. How many mistakes are you going to make? Saying, okay, we are a Democratic Party and the leadership as well. They want to take out the mulles. Yeah, but you would think if we came back a month and a half from now, this will all be wrapped up. It'll in three months ago. I hope so, but you just don't know because it's a police state in Iran.

It's not like Cuba. Cuba's going to fold any day now. Has to. They can't feed their people. Still got that police state intact and killing you. Protesters have been killed in the last month or so in Iran. I mean, people are fighting. They don't want to get a bullet. It's very difficult to dis-Americans are not going to support ground troops in Iran.

They will not. And that would be the end of the Trump administration if he did that. Yeah. Go back to what you said Cuba's going to fall in any, really? Oh, yeah. And the way that's going to come out, open up the free month. economy. Washington will dictate to Havana what they're going to do.

And that's the model, and I think that's going to happen. Now, Cuba could make a fortune. It's a beautiful Caribbean paradise. Oh, it's incredible. I was there a few years ago at Varadaro Beach, which side of Havana, is in the Caribbean. That place is going to be

a notable destination. And they'll have gambling. And Castro took over in 1959, with the exception of it's not going to be run by gangsters. You know, the Godfather, too, is true. I mean, gangsters were controlling the Batista government, but now, and you could probably make the case,

but the American government will be calling the shots in Nevada. Wow. Wouldn't be great to bring back Meyer Lansky and those guys and have them cut the ribbon? Yeah, I know. The Lansky Hotel, a boutique experience. Well, that's great news. Well, everybody watch Bill O'Reilly, go to YouTube. You watch his channel there.

Make sure you go to Bill O'Reilly.com and you get the TV show and the message of the day. And once again, Thursday, when does it come out Thursday, the new podcast? Yeah, we drop it probably about at 6 o'clock or something like that. So everybody will be amused. It's different. You know, most podcasts, Simone, a guy sitting around in sweatshirt, smoking pot, you know? That's what they do. It's somebody's garage.

That's not what we do. This is a real upscale, a good information flow. And Schneider really does a nice job with it. And then the following a week from Thursday, we got Steve Sharippa from the Sopranos. We love him. Well, all right, everybody, everybody watched the new podcast called We'll Do It Live, Bill O'Reilly's new podcast. Right time to announce that we've won the war? That was President Trump's choice.

Where is it coming from? What does it motivate politically? Let's bring in Mr. Bill O'Reilly. Bill, how do you see it? You must be tired, Cuomo. Are you all right? I know how to do the job, brother. How do you see things? I don't see things definitively yet because I don't have all the information. So what do you expect, President Trump to say? He's going to say he won the war, and why is anybody surprised about that?

He gets every morning, as you know, an intel assessment. From what I understand, the intel assessment says that the Iranians, capacity to wage offensive war down about 80%. Okay, I believe it. And I say, if you want to say that's a victory, I'm not going to quibble with it. So you don't think that the American president saying that we've won the war with things as they stand right now, is anything that an amusing style flourish? No. I mean, I don't think it's LBJ and General Westmoreland and Vietnam. that were actually lying to the United States people about what was happening in that theater of war,

I think that people believe what they want to believe, and the president wants to believe that he is on the edge of a huge victory. And he's got some stats to back it up. So why wouldn't he say it? It's good for him politically to say it. His supporters want to hear it. So he's saying it, and I don't have any beef with it.

Right. The question is why you don't have any beef with it when we've never heard anybody say something like that in this situation that is so woefully incomplete. We're nowhere near the end of this. Surely you know that. Surely he does. We thought Bush was premature when he was on the aircraft carrier. Listen, I don't have the data, as I said, up front to quibble with the president's assessment number one. So unlike 90% of television pundits, I'm not going to speculate.

Number two, this is a CIA report today, and I know this to be true, that says the whatever's left of the Iranian government wants to chat. And I believe you're going to see that soon, that there's going to be a Geneva meeting of some kind, and they're going to work out wording where they'll make a deal, as President Trump would say. But the deal is going to be Venezuela. The deal is going to be Iran will do what it's told to do and stop the funding of terrorism and stop all the madness with the nukes and become a civilized nation. That's what America expects to happen. Maybe it won't. They are toxic, pernicious zealots that have never kept their word on any level.

And my concern goes to the people who are going to be left in the wake. This is not Venezuela. They kill their people by the tens of thousands and they think it's a good thing. What do you think happens if the regime is still in place, signs a piece of paper promising to be what they never will be? We both know that right now. You don't have to be a fortune teller.

And the people of Iran who thought help was coming are still there being victimized. Listen, the people of Iran have gotten a lot of help at the people of America's expense. So the people of Iran know that we're the only country on earth, that would do this. There's not one other country that would come to try to break this murderous regime but the United States. That's number one. So help is on the way and it's

already been there. Now what happens after that? No one knows, okay? But it's unfair to think that it's all going to be negative toward the Persian people and toward the United States. I don't believe that. Now I could be wrong, but I believe that the The Iranian terror machine has been severely downgraded, severely downgraded. And that is a good thing. Now whether the Persian can get it together and overthrow the government like they did 39 years ago. And I wrote a, you mentioned history.

Look, my book, Confronting Evil, gets into how the Persians overthrew the Shah. And they could do the same thing now. But 30,000 dead, that's a lot of bodies, okay? And they're scared. And in 1945, even as Berlin went up in flames, German people didn't break out against Hitler because they were scared. The SS would mow them down, which they would. And they did.

So I understand the big picture here. I think it's trending toward Iran not having the capacity to cause trouble at least in the short term, But you're absolutely right. If they get an opportunity to break the treaty, they will break it. And there's really not much we can do about that other than to hit them again and again and again. And I hope that doesn't happen. What do you think this means right now back home? Every poll I see shows two completely irreconcilable things.

One is the American people are overwhelmingly against this. They're also against the regime existing, but against this because we have PTSD from being in the Middle East. But every base poll I see shows tremendous support for the president from the same voters I thought would be the most offended by this. Well, Erasmus and poll just out today contradicts your analysis, but each poll is different. And we have to take that into consideration. It's a 50-50 split, and I think that's where the country is. The country wants the United States to break Iran. Some Americans don't want to pay the price for that.

I think that's an accurate assessment. They don't want to pay more for gas. They don't want to see any casualties. They don't want to pay attention to it. Okay. But I think most Americans understand that the campaign is noble that Trump is doing the right thing, but the right thing is always the easiest thing. Most of the time it isn't.

But from my experience, across the board, most loyal Americans want the United States to break Iran. You only see the fanatical progressive left rooting for Iran. No one else. I don't see anybody rooting for Iran. I think it's about how this is being done and what it means. back home. But look, all of these questions get answered the same way with the three worst words in the world, right? Which are, we will see. Yeah, and that's a cop out. You know, what reverse? The we will see stuff. I know, but I mean, you're saying, you know, I mean, look, you're saying, I don't have

the data. I don't know. I could be wrong. I mean, it's all the same universe of incredulity. I mean, at home, this is not helping the domestic situation right now. And I think promises that gas prices will be even better after this is a silly thing to say. Well, what, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, what did you think was going to happen? What did you think was going to happen? This is a military fight, uh, okay? There are going to be bad things that occur. And the press is, oh, no, oh, oh, I know. I mean, come on, what do you, is this littlebow peep land? All right, the trend. No, it's not as this little bo peep. It's, it's, it's, it's, it's not. It's, it's It's not the little bo peep. It's boy who cried wolf. It's not little bo peep.

Wait, this is why Donald Trump promised. Who's the boy crying wolf? Cornwall. Donald Trump. What is he crying? He's crying wolf. The boy who said, oh, yeah. No more wars. If I'm president, I'll never go to war with Iran. It doesn't work going with military into the Middle East. It's been a waste of blood and treasure. These are all paraphrased quotes from the president. That's the fairy tale.

You're taking it completely out of context. And events change. Really? Yes, really. All the times that he said it was about infantry insertion into the Middle East, which he opposes, and that's not going to happen. All right? You got to read the constitutional remarks.

And even if it were true, and it isn't, but even if it were, events change. The world changes. And when the UN says that Iran is very close to breaking out a nuclear weapon, the UN says it. You've got to pay attention to that, Cuomo. Which also condemns these actions. The UN also condemns what the America is doing in Iran right now. Not the politicians in the UN do.

Not the nuclear people. The UN is the UN. Yeah, and they're not nuclear. Yeah, I get it. I understand that, but you know, it's not about Trump. It's about the whole country. Ladies and gentlemen, here it is. We'll do it live.

A bold, fresh presentation, brand new podcast from Bill O'Reilly. So, Bill, let's start right there. Congratulations on your new podcast. I love it. How's that going so far? I don't know. Today's the first day. You're the first one I'm talking to.

Oh, wow. Yeah, we're dropping it today. And the big story is my staff turned on me. So they've been hammered me for a year or so. You've got to do a long form. I hate the word podcast because most podcasts are two guys sitting in the basement smoking pot. Okay? That's not what we do.

And so I do a research and I said, we'll resurrect Mike Wallace's show, Nightbeat. and that was on the air in 1950s, early 60s, before most people were born in this country. But it was a brilliant show because Wallace was the best TV interviewer of all time. And I said, just what we're going to do. We're going to do once a week, an hour with a very fascinating person. And we'll throw it on out there, but it'll be only different than all of these crazy people throwing, you know, garbage at each other and then jumping up and down. themselves on fire. You know, no hard drugs in the studio.

I'm sorry. And they all, they're noddy at me. And then they go, well, we have a perfect name. I said, what's that? And they said, we'll do it live. My staff is mocking me. My own staff turns on me. I feel like Julius Caesar.

I'm standing there in my toga. And if people don't know what that means, so I'm 12 years old. I'm interviewing Inside Edition, which is still on the air, and they couldn't get the technical stuff in a row after like an hour. And so I explode and I go, all right, we're doing live. And I threw in some F bombs, okay? Literally every broadcaster in the world does that at some point.

Sure. So they record that. I didn't know it was being recorded because they couldn't record anything all day. and then somebody sells it to a far left website when I become famous, okay? And that's where we'll do it live. And then it goes all over the place. So what I have to do is punch up Bill O'Reilly on your dopey phone and we'll do it live and you'll see this embarrassment.

No. See, I disagree. No, it's not embarrassing. I'll tell you what, it's actually misleading because when you see that, and again, like you said, you were a kid in the business at Inside Editioners before you became a monster star with the factor on Fox News. When you see that, you actually think you're a mean guy. And of course, you want anything, bud.

Well, I was a mean guy when I was 12. Oh, you were. You weren't. There's no statute of limitations. Let's put it that way. You came out of Levitown, a mean guy. The nurses beat it out of you, didn't they? They made you mean.

It was the nuns that did it. So today we have a, we opened up with Rob Schneider. The SNL guy and a comedian and friends. Well, no, no, no, no, no, he's the Adam Sandler guy. He's in every... He's the Adam Sandler guy. He's in every... He's the Adam Sandler. Yeah.

If you go to Bill O'Reilly.com, we have a conversation between me and the Sandler on the phone before we start the interview, it's very funny. Oh, that's great. The importance of the interview is that he is a big Trump guy, and he's paid a professional price for that. And he goes into exactly how it works in Hollywood and how you're banished and blackballed and scorned if you're saying anything good about Trump. And then he goes into Jimmy Kimmel. What happened to Kimmel? Exactly what happened, which I didn't know. And so all of that is in the first we'll do it live broadcast on bill O'Reilly.com. And we're hoping and I interviewed

Steve Sharrappa last night. Oh, great. Yeah, got the inside stuff on the Sopranos, which is absolutely fascinating on how that thing could be manufactured every week. And then we did a little blue blood stuff with Tom Selleck. And Sharpa is one of my favorite guys. Me too. And what I'm trying to do is book guests who are absolutely honest, kind of like you, and we'll

get you on. Thank you. But no filter. guys, you know? And the next one, we're going to have Lindsay Graham. And I booked him myself. I said, listen, you know, you got to come on with me. It's a worldwide thing. This is not just in the United States. And explain what America's role in the world is because it's changed. You know, I want to get to him. And again, Snyder is on box news quite a bit because like you said, He's a very open Trump-supporting Republican.

And I tell you where, and you know this already, Sharipa, is great. He loves talking about this city, the mayor's, Eric Adams, Mamdani, they're going to be great. But now that he got to Lindsay, I love Lindsay, okay? And he's a long-time, very, very close friend of Mike for his cousin, the former mayor in Minnesota and Senator Norm Coleman. But he's known as a Warhawk. You know, they talk about John Bolton.

They talk about even Rich Lowry, but at the very top of this list is Lindsay. and the people in this country that are against Operation Epic Fury, to them, to them, Lindsay Graham, Bill O'Reilly is public enemy number one, because for the most part, he wants to blow up everybody and kill everybody. So I know you know this and he knows this, but that is his reputation. The folks who are critical of this ongoing battle in Iran, they really hate Lindsey Graham. Well, they hate me, too, and a whole bunch of other people. But I'm going to get, in this interview with the senator, it's nice to do it, we're going to get right down to how America's role in this world has changed.

And most people do not understand this, all right, because they're busy making a living, they're raising their children, they're running around, they're listening to you and radio and they're on their phone. 10 hours a day. They don't understand how we are using our power in a different way now. And it's going to affect every single human being in this country. That's not the question. The question is, you're right, we're using our power because we've got it. What people don't understand is we're operating from a position of strength, which both Russia and China can't do. That's why lots of analysts say, yeah, their powers, yeah, and they won't do it. But the question is, will it affect Bill O'Reilly Americans positively or negatively? Of course it will affect, and in both ways. It just depends on the outcome. So the problem that we have here in this

country is that good people, and most of us are good people, I think, I mean, I put the bad people at 25%? That's a high number, but you got 350 million people in a country. Right. So 25% are a lot of bad people, but the good people, all right, they don't understand that if you are going

to take the lead to pacify and confront evil, gee, confronting evil, where did that come from? All right? I mean, it's amazing that I write this book and everything in the book comes true. Yeah. Okay? If you are going to take the lead role, you're going to suffer. You're going to suffer because this is very difficult.

If you look at the press, the fawning press coverage, these are like fifth graders. Oh, when are they going to end? Yeah, yeah. I got to pay one. And you're looking at them and you're going, this is a major military campaign. So I'm thinking about George Patton, the general. and he's walking down in Luxembourg trying to rescue the best own guys, and a soldier comes up to him, and he goes,

General, this is going to end. You know, come on. This is military combat. I know, but you talk about these podcasts, and again, folks, I don't know, but this is straight. No, I know. David Muir, in evening news, these people don't know anything. But they're on for a whopping total of four minutes, but the podcast, and again, I urge you all to watch.

We'll do it live, Bill O'Ruadiz's new podcast, which starts today. You got these far-right Republicans, for the most part, and lefties that do hours and hours on. I thought Trump was America first. Yeah, I know. It's so ridiculous. Because, look, just step back for a moment. So you got the United Nations nuclear energy guy, okay? And he comes out and he goes, hey, I hate to break it to you, but they're working on 10 nuclear bombs, they being the Iranian mollors.

So this didn't start with Lindsey Graham or Donald Trump or anybody like that. It comes out of the United Nations, which despises the United States. Okay, that I don't like us. All right. So all of a sudden they go, what? I thought we bombed them. Yeah, we did bomb them. but they didn't have all of their nuclear facilities in one mountainside.

And they also say, just to add to this, they also say, I've been hearing about this, the nuclear bomb from Iran for years. Now all of a sudden, now it matters. That's another one of their arguments. Okay. But let's just stay on this micro thing so even ma'am Donnie can understand it. All right, I'm going to be very, very precise. So this comes out, and this is.

guy says to the world, these guys are fairly close to getting 10 bombs. They're having the uranium enriched to that extent. Then that gets everybody's attention in Washington. The CIA, the NSA, Defense Department, Pentagon, everybody's attention. They go, oh, what are we going to do now? The Persian people rise up and 30,000 human beings are slaughtered in the street. 30,000 dead. And you go, whoa. And then you have Israel, the U.S. intelligence agencies, the Mullah, the head guy, the Ayatollah, and at least 25 of his henchement, are going to be.

in this garage at this time if you want to wax them. Okay, so you're the president. You got 30,000 dead bodies. You got nukes coming at you, the U.N. says, and you got all of these guys in a garage at one time. What do you do? Blow them up, just like we did. Just like we did.

But these other people will tell you, wait a second, We don't got 30,000 bodies. They weren't dead in Cincinnati or Los Angeles or Brooklyn. Okay. So that's the argument of the isolationists who are not only on the left. The Rand Paul's area. That's right. Rand Paul, Tom Massey, Tucker Carlson, all these people.

Yeah, all of them. Does the name, Adolf Hitler, mean anything? Do you? Okay? So in 1939, if Europe and Europe is in the same exact position now, they're not helping with the Mullers. They're not helping. All right.

And they're the one's going to get blown up first. So in 1939, if all of the European countries said, hey, Adolf is marching all over the place. He's militarized his whole army in an offensive capacity. And he wrote a book saying he's going to kill every Jew he can. Maybe we want to intervene there. No. Oh, no, no. We got to watch Adolf do all this.

I'm sitting there going, you know nothing about history. You know nothing about the current world. You don't care how many people the mullahs slaughter, and they include Americans and Jews, Israel. You don't care about October 7th. Who financed that? I guess that was Iran, was it not? It was, all three of those.

Who built all the roadside bombs that blew up the American soldiers in Iraq. Edon? Yeah. Who blew up all those? We can't do anything. That's right. And who blew up all the American soldiers in Beirut back in 1990, Iran?

And I got to tell you, one of those people that you're talking about who doesn't care, happens to be the vice president, J.D. Vance. I know he doesn't say it publicly, but I'm telling you, I've got some pretty good intel. Not as good as you, Bill. I admit that. But pretty good intel that says that J.D. Vance, who's become a hero, those folks, you know, who love Tom Massey and Tucker Carlson. Marjorie Taylor Green.

Now they love J.D. Bants. I was told that he was a pain in the ass every step of the way. Look, I don't know that. I'm not, I don't have any entree there. What I know is this. His profile has been diminished in the last three or four months. You don't hear much about him. He's in charge of fraud now.

All right. So he's living with Mandani in a back. room at Gracie Mansion. He's in charge of fraud. So if you're going to get fraud, that's where you go, right? All right. So he's been marginalized. He's entitled to his opinion. I mean, I don't run down people who are isolationists. I just point out how wrong they are and how dangerous it is. Look, I'm Catholic, and the Pope comes out and goes, we need more dialogue. We need to have the people's voices heard. And I go, Your Holiness, I'm Just one thought you might consider, the 30,000 that were slaughtered, they can't be heard because they're dead.

Pretty good point. Okay? So is he missing this? Is he missing it? Well, listen, I like the good old days, and I'm Jewish, so maybe I shouldn't remark about the Pope, but I did love John Paul so much. I like the good old days when the Pope kind of stayed out of stuff like this, didn't he? Yeah, I mean, the Catholic Church got a bad and unfair branding in World War. War II because the revisionist, Sorians,

and so, well, Pope Pisos and 12 didn't do nothing about Hitler. Are you kidding me? All right, the SS could have swapped into the Vatican in three hours, all right? And it would have been swat stickers all over St. Peter's. It was an impossible situation. Have you known about the run-up to the war in Europe?

Docow was the first camp, work camp, full of Catholic priests. Yeah. Because the Catholics were speaking out inside Germany against the Nazi regime, and Hitler just swoop them up and put them in Docco. And that's never been reported accurately. And it's like, oh, no, they didn't do enough. What are he nuts?

I mean, you do what you can do. And that gets back to America. And that gets back to our new role in the world. So Europe is – they're all cowards. Spain? All right, I'm not going to Spain ever again. Neither. I'm not.

No, me either. Spain's not letting Americans refuel, aircraft refuel? No. For what reason? And I got to tell you, you know, Ava very, very well, Bill, and she did a great job in the UK and Wales, and we spent a lot of time,

Daniel and I in London, I know you're not that far removed, you and Spencer, from being in London too, but those son of a bitch is that stormer, I'm considering never going back to London either. How about that? Well, you know, he's so weak. He's not going to be around much longer. They don't have any leadership over there.

and the entire in the entire apparatus of the House of Lords, the House of Common, Buckingham, Batch, there's no leader. Nothing. I mean, there's a I mean, I'm looking at a Starmer. I mean, Winston Churchill would have taken

his cane and beat the hell out of him. That's where my guy, Nile, I think, is going to have to run for office there in London. I think he's going to have a choice. But you're right. The reason I do this is to pander to the Arab communities that are very substantial in England and in Spain and other European because of the open border.

Oh, my God, Paris, too. Don't forget we were in Paris this summer for a year's graduation. And these politicians pander to, they look away. I know. Now, to be fair, Italy, all right, has really helped. So it's not everybody, but it's like the United States is now, in my opinion, the only force of good in the world that will attempt to write wrongs. We're alone. We have nobody else to help us.

Now, Israel is helping here? Right. But it's not able to help in Beijing, and Trump is off to Beijing. I'm going to the White House on Tuesday. I don't know if I'll see the president or not. It's leprechaun day there, St. Patrick's Day. So I'm going in, and there'll be all the Irish guys with red faces and big noses. I love it.

I love it. So I'm going to go, and I'm hoping to get a few minutes because of the upcoming Beijing summit between Xi and Trump, which is exceedingly important. And very interestingly, you had not heard China go to the defense of Iran. So I believe it deal has already been cut there. I'm sure. I'm sure. And Putin's a big winner of all of this. He's a big winner, because now.

they'll have to buy oil from Russia. Got no choice. They got no choice. They got no choice. So there's Putin going, and Putin's the devil. I mean, you know, you want Lucifer. Here he is. Yeah.

Okay. So anyway, it's a very complicated, but when I'm watching the media coverage, I mean, these people don't know anything. No. They don't know anything. And who is it going to end? What do you mean? The straits are all the moose.

You wouldn't be able to find the straight to four moves. if a wave took over your living room. You are so right. Look, it comes down to this. Very simply, if he didn't go in, they would complain. He didn't do anything about it. Now, he's going in. They're complaining. He's doing something about it. The media is driven by one thing and one thing only, and that is Trump hate.

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