Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - The O'Reilly Update, February 10, 2020

Episode Date: February 10, 2020

Hollywood’s biggest stars target Republicans at the Academy Awards, Mayor Pete Buttigieg rises in the polls, anger in New York City after a gunman ambushes police officers twice in 12 hours, the death toll for the Coronavirus surpasses the SARS epidemic, a flight between New York and London smashes speed records. Plus, Bill's Message of the Day: why the Democratic party is in a state of chaos. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bill O'Reilly here Monday, February 10th, 2020. You are listening to the O'Reilly Update. Here's what's happening today in America. Hollywood's biggest stars target Republicans at the Academy Awards. Mayor Pete, rising in the polls, fear in New York City after gunman ambushes police officers twice in a 12-hour period. The death toll for the coronavirus surpasses the SARS epidemic. The flight between New York City and London smashes speed records. Also, I had chaos within the Democratic Party, but first. Showbiz targeting President Trump and Republicans at the Academy Awards, no surprise. Brad Pitt, Joaquin Phoenix, Leonardo DiCaprio, calling for new investigations into Mr. Trump

and more climate change regulation. One Oscar winner quoting Carl Marx. saying workers of the world unite. Pretty boring, I must say. Pete Buttigieg surging in the polls just a day before the New Hampshire primary. Later surveys show the South Bend Indiana mayor tied with Bernie Sanders to the top spot, followed by Warren, Klobuchar, and Biden. Former vice president not too happy on the campaign trail these days, calling one supporter who gave him a little jazz, a, quote, lying dog-faced pony soldier. Whatever that means. More on Mr. Biden coming up in the message of the day. Outrage in New York City after a lone gunman opened fire on the

NYPD twice within 12 hours. The suspect initially ambishing two cops, injuring one, then targeting a nearby police precinct building in the Bronx. The man eventually surrendered, but only after running out of bullets. President Trump blaming Mayor de Blasio's weak leadership for the attack. The coronavirus claiming its 800 victim in China, making the disease now deadlier than the SARS epidemic back in 2003. Beijing confirming nearly 40,000 cases. 14 American citizens have tested positive for the virus aboard a carnival cruise ship, now in quarantine. near Japan. A flight between New York City and London smashing speed records reaching 850 miles per hour thanks to tailwinds. The British Airways jet hitched the ride on the jet stream as major

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incessantly saying the words, in fact, he has no central message, nothing for voters to rally behind. To use another of Biden's overused phrases, here's the deal, Joe. You say the current economy is not good. After coming from eight years of economic malaise, underpresent. President Obama? Do you think that's going to resonate when American unemployment is at the lowest it's been in almost 70 years? You told the world you would not have killed Soleimani, the Iranian terrorist. You also oppose the raid that got bin Laden, the only member of the Obama cabinet to dissent. What kind of deal is that, Joe? Now, it was a It wasn't your fault that Nancy Pelosi gave Republicans a big hammer during impeachment with

the Ukraine stuff. That videotape of you, getting a guy fired over there, as well as your son Hunter's money grab, is now hurting you. It is possible to overcome that with a cogent message, but, in fact, you don't have one. The same cannot be said of socialist Bernie. His message is loud and clear. If he ever becomes president, America as we know it would vaporize. Consider the Sanders wish list. The federal government would pretty much run the private economy. Profits and generous take-home pay would be regulated by extreme taxation and private property seized through a wealth tax. U.S. foreign policy would be totally non-confrontational, even in the terrorist arena. Criminal justice reform would replace punishment with restorative justice that seeks the

healing of criminals. That begins with no cash bail for most offenses and upon convictions alternatives to prison. The total dismantling of U.S. immigration law. That means open borders and federal payments to all immigrants for health care and other necessities. In short, Senator Sanders is a dangerous man. He would destroy this country economically, leading to staggering unintended consequences. I wish I could better analyze the energetic Pete Buttigieg, who is rising in the Democratic polls, but I can't ascertain exactly what he's talking about. I do know he wants to turn the page. But what page? What book? What does he want to do? I can't figure it out. With Elizabeth Warren no longer contending because few trust her, that leaves Mayor Mike

Bloomberg, who must be enjoying Joe Biden's collapse. Now tomorrow, I will analyze the mayor right here in this space, but believe me, he is getting stronger. I'm Bill O'Reilly and I approve that message by actually writing it. For more news analysis, please visit Bill O'Reilly.com. In a moment, something you might not know. There are thousands of abandoned animals in the USA that need our help. I am partnering with Delta Rescue, the largest no-kill care-for-life animal sanctuary in the world. Founded by actor Leo Grillo, who left Hollywood to devote his life to saving abandoned animals. Delta Animal Sanctuary is a one-of-a-kind rescue unit.

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2019 was a big year for the movies. Most Americans took in at least two flicks, spending an average at $10 per ticket. Total box office sales in the USA topping $12 billion. Hollywood celebrated last night at the 92nd Academy Award program, which is sinking in the ratings, by the way, because the industry has gone so far left. Brad Pitt winning Best Supporting Actor for his role in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, the star using his acceptance speech to attack congressional Republicans, saying he wish senators had heard from John Bolton in the impeachment trial.

Great Brad, thanks for that. Other winners include South Korea's Parasite for Best Picture and Screenplay, Joaquin Phoenix for his portrayal of Batman villain The Joker, and Renee Zalweger for her performance as screen legend Judy Garland. Last night's winners are now part of history. The first Best Picture Oscar for a color film was awarded to Gone with the Win back in 1940. Walt Disney holds the record with more than 26 awards and 64 nominations. The most celebrated living nominee is composer John Williams with 52 nominations and five wins.

In fact, the 88-year-old musician was nominated again last night for his work on Star Wars, The Rise of Skywalker. Walker. One of the most controversial Oscar wins goes back to 1992. British actor Anthony Hopkins taking home best actor for his performance as Dr. Hannibal Lecter in the movie Silence of the Lambs. Despite the film's two-hour 20-minute runtime, Hopkins is on screen for a grand total of 11 minutes. And he won. And here's something you might not know. The Oscar comes at a pretty high price. Each year the Academy Award program spends more than $44 million just to put the show on. The price tag includes $900 for each trophy, 12,000 glasses of champagne, 700 pounds of Maine lobster. Wow. Sounds like capitalism to me. What say you, far left people in Hollywood?

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