Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - The O'Reilly Update, January 28, 2020

Episode Date: January 28, 2020

President Trump unveils his plan for Peace in the Middle East, the US State Department warns against traveling to China, a new poll finds College professors donate far more to Democrats than Republicans, Studies show the average household wastes a third of their food, more Americans visited public libraries than movie theaters in 2019. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bill O'Reilly here. Tuesday, January 28th, 2020. You are listening to the O'Reilly Update. Here's what's happening across our nation. Will John Bolton testify against President Trump? The U.S. State Department warning against traveling to China. New Pole finds college professors donate far more to Democrats than Republicans. Studies show the average home wastes the third of its food. More American. visited public libraries than movie theaters last year. Also, I had false reporting about the pro-life movement. But first, although few Americans are watching the impeachment trial in the Senate rolls along, looks now like former National Security Advisor John Bolton will be called to testify and maybe even Joe Biden. That, of course, would create much chaos in America. America. We should know by the end of the week if that will happen. State Department issuing a rare warning about visiting China. The agency telling people not to travel to the region because of the coronavirus outbreak, Beijing has already quarantined 60 million Chinese. There have been about

2,900 cases confirmed worldwide, including five in the USA. New Post has been. New Post has college professors donate far more money to Democrats than Republicans. According to the National Association of Scholars, faculty members give money to liberal politicians at a rate 95 to want. That, of course, influences how professors teach their students. Nearly a third of American food ends up down the drain. Researchers at Penn State say the average household throws 33 percent of groceries in the garbage. Believe it or not, the biggest factor is a healthy diet. Americans struggling to watch their weight off and toss excess food. Gallup finds more Americans spent their leisure time inside a library than at the movies or sporting events in 2019.

Poll shows the average person visited the public library 10 times last year, outpacing five visits to the movie theater, four to sporting events. and three trips to see live music. Of course, the libraries are free. The other stuff costs money, especially if you buy popcorn when watching the film. In a moment, more bad reporting this time on the pro-life movement in America.

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a president addressed the group in person, Donald Trump telling the nation that he supports life and opposes abortion without restriction. That, of course, angered some on the left who believed that instead of Bill Clinton's wish to make abortion rare, the existence-ending procedure should have no limits at all, none. In fact, the liberal governor of Virginia, Ralph Northam said last year that if an abortion was botched and the baby birthed, that child could legally be killed by a physician in Virginia. Quote, if a mother is in labor, I can tell you exactly what would happen. The infant would be delivered. The infant would be comfortable.

then the baby would be resuscitated if that's what the mother and the family desire, unquote. But if they don't desire resuscitation, the baby would die out of the womb. Millions of Americans were horrified by the governor's statement, but not the national media. The criticism of Northam was muted or non-existent in the liberal press, which is most of it. In fact, in its pro-abortion coverage of the March for Life on Friday, the New York Times wrote, quote, the president accused Democrats of supporting infanticide, singling out Governor Ralph Northam of Virginia for supporting a late-term abortion bill that Mr. Trump falsely said would execute a baby after birth, unquote. But the president's statement was essentially true, capturing Northrum's stated vision, which did not become long, by the way. So the New York Times misreported the entire thing.

The March for Life, including Mr. Trump's very controversial remarks, received less than one minute of coverage combined on the nightly network newscasts. The print press, grossly underestimated the crowd's eyes, and NPR, among others, described the pro-life people as, quote, anti-abortion rights activists, unquote. So if you oppose abortion, you are a rights violator, according to national public radio. Nice. There is no doubt that the liberal media worships at the altar of reproductive rights, and if your conscience opposes abortion, you are a bad person. There is little respect on the hard left for Christian beliefs or a definition of humanity that includes the unborn.

And now the media has dictated that few restraints be put on an operation that the vast majority of American doctors will not even perform. I'm Bill O'Reilly and I approve that message by actually writing it for more honest and fact-based news analysis. Please go to Bill O'Reilly.com where you can see me. Coming next, something you might not know. As we begin 2020, let's think about what that means. It's a crucial election year, but 2020 also means perfect vision, which means it's time to look clearly and realistically into your future. Because even if you're relatively healthy now, you or your spouse may sue need to pay for expensive medical care. The good news is if you are aged 75 or older and own a life insurance policy worth $100,000 or more, We Buy 75 is waiting

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he was kicked out of school for assaulting a teacher. He quickly turned to the street, bartending in a brothel before his 16th birthday. A knife attack gave Al Capone his famous facial scar. The press called him Scarface until his dying day. Blood, not thicker than booze, apparently. Al Capone's older brother, James, was a pro-hibition agent. Even though they were on opposite sides of the law, they never crossed past, family dinners, probably a bit uncomfortable if they had. Al was also a big jazz fan. He once kidnapped famous musician Fats Waller at gunpoint. for a private birthday party. Capone was notoriously violent, but could also be generous, giving to various charities in Chicago, including his own soup kitchen. Two thousand folks a day

were served during the Depression. But any admiration would not last long as the body count began to pile up. Al Capone was implicated in more than 100 murders, including the St. Valentine's Day massacre in 1929. He soon became. public enemy number one. But the law couldn't get him on murder. Instead, the U.S. Treasury Department finally indicted Al Capone for tax evasion. Remember the billion dollars a year? Capone was convicted, sentenced to Alcatraz, where he began suffering from dementia brought on by syphilis. Al Capone died 73 years ago at age 48. crime does not pay. Back after this. Neurok bottom mortgage rates are behind a surge and

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