Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - The O'Reilly Update, April 21 2020

Episode Date: April 21, 2020

The President suspends all immigration into the US during the pandemic, Georgia and Tennessee allow some businesses to re-open, Ohio closes all public schools until the fall, US oil prices hit the lowest level ever recorded, sex workers in Japan eligible for government aid. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bill O'Reilly here Tuesday, April 21st, 2020. You are listening to the O'Reilly update. Here's what's happening across our nation. The president suspends all immigration into the USA. Georgia and Tennessee allow some businesses to reopen. Ohio closes public schools until the fall. U.S. oil prices hit the lowest level ever. Sex workers in Japan get pandemic aid. Also, I had the endless finger pointing over the pandemic. Let's stop that. But first, President Trump issuing an executive order, temporarily halting all immigration into America amid the COVID crisis. The White House saying the move will boost the economy and help 22 million Americans who lost their jobs. The order does not apply to those with pre-existing work or student visas.

They can stay here. Georgia, Governor Kemp, easing pandemic restrictions, gyms, bowling alleys, hair salons, even some tattoo parlors can reopen on Friday. Restaurants can begin serving on April 27th, next Monday. If they adhere to strict social distancing guidelines and limited seating, Tennessee will issue similar orders beginning on Monday as well. These actions are very controversial. Ohio, closing all public schools until September, Governor DeWine, calling large gatherings of students dangerous for public safety. A major concern is potential lawsuits against the state for exposing minors to the virus if the kids go back to school too soon. The CDC estimates just 2% of all COVID cases occur in kids under 18, a very small number, but again,

there are a lot of lawyers. The price of American-based crude oil sliding to the lowest level in history. The cost dropping more than 300% in a single day, selling for less than a dollar a barrel. The contagion of slash global demand for oil as many cars and planes, stay still. Japan. Trying to help the country's sex workers as customers steer clear. The nation will offer financial aid to the industry after initially denying assistance to businesses across Tokyo's Red Light District. As the kids say, is that sick? In a moment, pandemic chaos. Let's try to stop it. Right back. It's shocking that your home can be stolen easily. Deborah learned that brutal lesson when thieves found her home's title online. They then forged the document to appear she sold her

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live in one world? The global pandemic is the worst thing that could happen to the concept of globalism, a fervent left-wing tenant. Famous people like Barack Obama, Pope Francis, have touted the benefits of a world with no power index that all nations should be pretty much the same because human beings share universal qualities. Out of the one-world movement has come the open-border concept, aggressive socialism, inclusion that intrudes unfairness, and liberty, and a variety of other misguided and even dangerous policies. Now, because of the virus, that philosophy of global equality is in tatters. China mainly responsible. Beijing's communist human rights violators lied to the world about the severity of the contagion, and China was

enabled by the United Nations through the colossally incompetent world health organization. Five days after the U.S. government stopped flights from China, the WHO officially objected, issuing this statement, quote, we reiterate our call to all countries not to impose restrictions inconsistent with international health regulations. Such restrictions can have the effect of increasing fear and stigma with little health benefit, unquote. That incredibly irresponsible, response from a UN agency led to intense condemnation of President Trump. Joe Biden called the flight ban fear-mongering. Congressman Elliott Engel said it was racist. As the pandemic spread across the globe, the WHO became even more dangerous. On February 29th, it issued this statement,

quote, travel bans to affected areas or denial of entry to passengers coming from affected areas are usually not effective in preventing the importation of cases. Just a few weeks later, almost the entire world went on lockdown. Last week, President Trump announced a suspension of almost $500 million a year. The USA donates to the WHO. Mr. Trump saying the USA wants to investigate exactly why the World Health Organization misled the planet. But almost immediately, Nancy Pelosi objected, calling the president a, quote, science denier. There comes a point when fair-minded people have to speak up. The far-left movement of which Nancy Pelosi is a leader is a destructive enterprise. It generally despises capitalism, does not respect private property, and sees America

as an oppressive nation. That mindset has not only taken root in foreign countries, but also right here at home. However, one of the few benefits of the pandemic is that far-left concepts are increasingly being challenged with undeniable facts. The truth is, we do not live in a one-world situation, no matter how many ill-informed people disagree. There are enormous differences among countries, and some nations are exceedingly dangerous to the human condition, like China. I'm Bill O'Reilly, and I approve that message by actually writing it. Please go to Bill O'Reilly.com for the best pandemic coverage. In a moment, something you might not know.

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Experts predict that number to rise to about 60,000 by summer. A growing number of Americans are blaming China for the outbreak. 90% of Republicans, nearly 70% of Democrats say official reports coming from Beijing are bogus. Other surveys show President Trump's handling of the virus on the decline. A Wall Street Journal poll says 52% of adults disapprove of Donald Trump's response to the crisis. Forty-four percent backed the administration. But other polls contradict that. Some Americans, particularly women, are giving the chief executive low marks for his early response in fighting the plague. And that is a theme of the anti-Trump press. Sixty-five percent say the White House did move

too slowly to stop the spread back in March. A majority now believe President Trump is making the situation appear better than it really is, and half the country is dubious over his push to reopen the economy in the weeks ahead. But those polls contradict each other. A new Harvard poll says Mr. Trump is doing a good job, so who knows? Now, a recent economist poll showed 70% of Americans believe social distancing should not be relaxed until May 1st at least. And here's something else you might not know. The contagion is actually helping the popularity of some of America's governors. More than 85% support New York's Andrew Cuomo. California Governor Gavin Newsom, his approval rate? 90%. Now, those numbers will, of course, come down. But there's a silver

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