Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - The O'Reilly Update, April 3, 2026
Episode Date: April 3, 2026Cabinet shakeup, Artemis update, 100% tariff, and the anti-fraud task force is doing its job. Plus, the Message of the Day, why some Americans are rooting against America in Iran. Learn more about you...r ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Bill O'Reilly here.
You are listening to the O'Reilly Update.
Coming up next, the news with Mike Slater.
Thank you, Bill. It is Friday. April 3, 2026. Here's what happening today in America.
Cabinet shakeup. Artemis Update, 100% tariff, and the Anti-Fraud Task Force doing its job.
It's all coming up, and Bill's going to be here with your message of the day.
But first, a couple of changes in the administration. A few weeks ago, it was the former head of Homeland Security, Christy Noam.
Now the latest to go, Pam Bondi, the Attorney General. The president said Pam Bondi is a great American patriot and a loyal friend.
Pam did a tremendous job overseeing a massive crackdown in crime across our country,
with murders plummeting to their lowest levels since 1900.
We love Pam, and she will be transitioning to a much-needed and important new job in the private sector
to be announced at a date in the near future, and our deputy attorney general,
and very talented and respected legal mind, Todd Blanche, will step in to serve as acting
attorney general.
At the war department, Hegseth asked for the early retirement of Army Chief of Staff
and General Randy George.
The Senate confirmed him in his turn.
was supposed to end in 2027.
Two other Army officers were removed from their roles as well.
General David Houdny, who led the Army's transformation and training command,
and Major General William Green, who headed the Army Chaplain Corps.
An update on Artemis II astronaut Jeremy Hanson told Mission Control that the crew is glued
to the window enjoying the views of Earth.
He said none of us can get a lunch because we're glued to the window.
They have completed their rotation around the Earth,
and the spacecraft executed their trans-luner injection burn.
This is what makes the astronauts leave our orbit and head towards the moon,
which has to be timed perfectly, or else they might miss the moon.
This is also one of the final commit points,
and NASA says it was executed flawlessly.
The president began 100% tariffs on certain pharmaceutical products.
The point here is to increase U.S. drug manufacturing.
This executive order targets patented drugs that lack the most favored nation pricing agreement with the United States.
Most favorite nation says that if you're selling a pharmaceutical drug, whatever the lowest price you charge for any other nation,
America has to be at that level or lower.
Now, if companies commit to bringing more manufacturing to America, then the tariff on their products will drop to 20%.
Last week, the president started a task force led by J.D. Vance to stop
fraud across the country. The Vice President announced that federal law enforcement arrested
fraudsters who allegedly stole more than $50 million by defrauding health care and hospice systems
just in California. 11 fraudsters, $50 million. Dr. Oz noting that in just a few weeks,
this administration has done more than what Governor Newsom's done in four years. I'm Mike Slater.
Bill O'Reilly has your message today. Next.
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Time now for the O'Reilly Update,
message of the day. On this Friday,
if you can believe it, there are Americans
rooting against
their own country
in the Iranian military
action situation.
I am just
flabbergasted, word of the day,
that you can be an American citizen
and hate the president so much
that you root for
killers
to
I don't know about defeat, but to stalemate your own country.
The worst I've seen is Senator Chris Murphy from Connecticut, who's an absolute Trump
hater, a fanatical, radical leftist.
How Connecticut could elect a guy like this is beyond belief.
Here's what he said.
Quote, the president is intentionally tanking our economy.
He's the most corrupt president in the history of our nation.
Americans want him to focus on a crisis here at home.
Instead, he's busy getting us involved in quagmires overseas that already are becoming deadly to American soldiers.
This is a disaster.
Okay, so Murphy wants a bad outcome for the Trump administration in Iran.
That's what he wants so that he can pound Trump more.
This puts politics over the welfare.
of Americans because the mullus are vicious killers. And if they could kill you and me,
they would. Somebody tell Senator Murphy. I'm Bill O'Reilly. I approve the message by writing it.
You can reach me. Bill at Bill o'Reilly.com. Bill at Bill O'Reilly.com. Name in town if you wish to
opine. Now let's go to the mail. Jim Muir at Woodland Park, New Jersey. I think
President Trump made a bad decision starting war with Iran midterms,
our toes for Republicans, gas prices,
are all Americans care about, and they will not recover.
You know, look, if it's true, and I believe it is,
that the new thing was coming to fruition,
had to do it.
It's the right thing to do.
Scott Steele, Springville, Tennessee,
in your report about Singham,
You said he received tax breaks for his contributions if he can no longer set foot to USA without being arrested.
How does that benefit him?
His crew, his groups get to tax breaks.
Okay?
So he doesn't get him personally because I don't think he files, even though he's an American citizen.
I could be wrong on that, but it's his enterprises, the 501Cs.
Wayne Stewart, San Francisco, born and raised here, retired firemen.
Thank you for your report on the city of the bay, one of the most beautiful places in the world, totally destroyed by woke liberal politicians.
You exposed reality as only you can do. Thank you.
Okay, we'll tell you about it where you can see that News Nation special, and it was got a lot of attention.
You should watch it if you didn't see it.
Jillian in your San Francisco program last night was excellent, was shocking his amount of money
the city spends to enable the mentally ill and drug addicts.
Progressives should join them on the streets.
They're the real mentally ill people.
All right.
They certainly misguided.
No doubt about it.
Kathy Schilling, Loomis, California, just want to compliment you on the fabulous interview you did with Steve Sheripa.
I was riveted.
And that is in, we'll do it live.
And I'll tell you about that in a moment.
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not know. It is Good Friday, a day when 2.5 billion Christians honor the crucifixion of Jesus.
Two millennia after his death, the Nazarene remains the most important person who has ever lived.
And that man was a stone cutter from a time.
Hamlet in a remote backwater.
My 2013 book, Killing Jesus,
chronicles the real history behind the execution of Jesus.
Here are the facts.
At age 30, Jesus abandoned his craft and began to preach.
He traveled from town to town delivering a message
of peace and salvation.
As his followers grew, so to do.
grew. So did the ire of Jewish and Roman authorities. They were fearful that Jesus might lead a
rebellion. The Nazarene was eventually betrayed by one of his disciples and taken before the temple
leaders who demanded his death. Fearing an open revolt, Roman governor, Pontius Pilate, agreed to the
execution. In the spring of 33 AD, Jesus carried a wooden cross up to
a hill in Jerusalem where he was crucified.
Now, the legacy of Jesus largely comes from spies.
Both the temple authorities in Jerusalem and the Roman governor sent undercover people to follow
Jesus around.
They were to report back sometimes in writing.
These men were frightened.
But they did have one thing in common.
They reported that the huge crowds following Jesus
were there because of the quote, works.
Those are alleged miracles.
The more works that Jesus performed, the bigger the crowds got.
So whether you are a believer or not,
the remarkable life of Jesus deserves contemplation
on this Good Friday.
Happy Easter, back in a moment.
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