Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - The O'Reilly Update, January 23, 2020

Episode Date: January 23, 2020

Mike Bloomberg rises to fourth place in recent polls, Tulsi Gabbard sues Hillary Clinton for defamation, outrage grows after developers in France pitch a ‘D-Day’ theme park attraction, shark attacks rise in the US but fall worldwide, Florida residents told to look-out for Falling Iguanas! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bill O'Reilly here Thursday, January 23, 2020. You are listening to the O'Reilly Update. Here's what's happening across our nation. Mike Bloomberg rises to fourth place in a recent poll. Tulsi Gabbard's suing Hillary Clinton for defamation. Outrage grows after developers in France want a D-Day theme park. Shark tax rising in the USA. Florida residents told to look out for falling iguanas. Also ahead, who would like to be the next president? Anyone? But first, billionaire Mike Bloomberg rising a fourth place in a new national survey, the former mayor of New York City polling 9% among Democrats, trailing Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders, and Elizabeth Warren. The Bloomberg campaign praising the numbers, pointing out Mayor Mike is yet to appear.

here at a single televised presidential debate. But he spent more than $100 million on TV ads. Where did he get all that money? We'll tell you later on. Hawaii Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard, filing a $50 million defamation lawsuit against Hillary Clinton after the former Secretary of State accused the lawmaker of being a Russian asset. Former First Lady told a podcast last year. She believes Ms. Gabbard is working with the Kremlin to undermine the 2020 election. That should be an interesting court case. Outrage growing after French developers pitched a $110 million D-day theme park. The site of Normandy would house a museum, light show, and other features commemorating the Allied invasion of Europe in 1944.

Critics, including this one, say death from Nazi horror should not be used for entertainment. Number of shark attacks rising in the USA, 41 last year, up from 32 and 18. Most attacks occurring in North Carolina, Florida, and Hawaii. But shark attacks worldwide are down, despite their scary reputation to creatures killed just two people in 2019 worldwide. Florida officials warning residents to watch out for falling iguanas. Recent cold snap in the Sunshine State apparently paralyzing the invasive species so they topple out of trees. While iguanas aren't considered dangerous to humans, an adult male can grow to five feet long and weigh more than 30 pounds. In a moment, who exactly

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the Iowa caucus just 11 days away. Right now, three candidates could win that, Biden, Sanders, and Buttigieg. Biden, if he does win Iowa, then goes on to New Hampshire where he's polling pretty well. If Joe Biden, the former vice president of the United States, does win Iowa and New Hampshire, he will be the nominee against Donald Trump. It'll be over early, because then Biden segues down to South Carolina, where he has a huge lead, because African Americans are largely supporting him. Bernie Sanders has come up in the recent polling. I'm not sure why. Sanders himself has not changed his tune. It's the same old song as the four tops used to sing. Sanders has a following. It looks to be about 20, 22 percent. But right now, according to CNN, again, he leads in Iowa,

and he could win there. Elizabeth Warren fading all over the place because she is disingenuous. While Bernie Sanders is a hard core socialist, we all know if Bernie ever got power in this country, you can kiss your 401Ks, your retirement funds, your college funds, you can kiss them all to buy.

Because the U.S. economy would change so drastically that investment, would crash. There would be a depression, not a recession, as Bernie Sanders reset the entire U.S. economy. So we know that Sanders is hardcore. But Warren, while being a socialist too, even though she says he's not, he is, she's all over the place. And with $100 trillion in proposed new spending, everyone knows. Even people who live in Botswashed. That is impossible. The government simply cannot fund every facet of an American's life. Pete Buttigieg on the rise, articulate man, but seems to a little be fuddled on how to deal with the

African American problem he has. As mayor of South Bend, Indiana, there was a beef between the black community and the police there. Buttigieg didn't handle it well. I think that's fair. and the African-American community doesn't really like his entire presentation. As for Mayor Mike, he's going to spend and spend and spend and spend, but I can't see him getting over 10% of the vote. Maybe I'm wrong. He would give Donald Trump a run. He's a smart guy.

Bloomberg is smart. He ran New York City pretty effectively, and that's where he butted his with President Trump. So right now, nobody knows who the nominee is going to be, but keep your eye on Joe Biden. 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. Deborah's home was stolen.

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a bachelor's of science degree from Johns Hopkins University and an MBA from Harvard. To help pay the bills, Mike worked as a parking attendant at a local garage earning the minimum wage back then of $1.25 an hour. After graduating from Harvard, Bloomberg landed a job with a mid-level Wall Street firm. Starting salary, $9,000 a year. By 1972, Mike had become a partner in that firm, but was fired after a financial merger. Don't feel too bad. Bloomberg was given a $10 million severance. He then started his own company building market data computers, a game changer for Wall Street. Today, more than 300,000 of those computers are in operation around the world. His company, Bloomberg LP, generates about $10 billion a year in revenue.

To date, Mike Bloomberg has donated to charity about $3 million. In 2018, he pledged nearly $2 billion to his alma mater, Johns Hopkins, the largest contribution to a U.S. college in American history. According to a recent poll, Bloomberg's Deep Pockets have launched him into fourth place among Democrats, but here's something you might not know. Both Bloomberg and Donald Trump recently purchased minute-long advertisements during the Super Bowl. On that Sunday, 100 billion people will be watching two billionaires, as Bernie Sanders might say, battle it out on national television.

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