Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - The O'Reilly Update, July 21, 2021

Episode Date: July 21, 2021

Inflation causes some fast-food chains to run out of ingredients, Disneyland revamps its ‘Jungle Cruise’ ride to be more inclusive, a poll from Gallup shows 2020 the most ‘negative’ year in history, Bill de Blasio mandates virus vaccines for New York’s healthcare workers, India’s COVID death-toll likely in the millions. Plus, Bill's Message of the Day, the left's divide and conquer strategy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bill O'Reilly here. Wednesday, July 21st, 2021. You are listening to the O'Reilly update. Here's what's happening today in America. Inflation causing some fast food chains to run out of food. Disneyland revamps its jungle crews to be more inclusive. Poll from Gallup shows 2020 the most negative year in history. New York Mayor de Blasio mandates virus vaccines for New York's health care workers. India's COVID death likely in the millions. Also ahead, how the far left wants to take over the country. But first, food shortages across the USA causing some restaurant chains to slash popular menu items, Taco Bell, Subway, Starbucks, all rationing items like chicken, beef, shredded lettuce, even ketchup. Industry insiders blamed the lack of ingredients on higher

prices, reduce farm labor, and closures at meat packing plants. Disney announcing its plan to overhaul its iconic jungle cruise ride to avoid so-called racist imagery. The ride first open in 1955 and featured spear-waving Africans as part of the Italian. traction. Carmen Smith, head of the company's inclusion strategies department, said the new ride will, quote, avoid misconceptions and negative stereotypes. Why? Because we like you. New survey from Gallup ranks 2020 the most negative year in history. Forty percent experienced daily stress, 30 percent suffered physical pain, one and four battle depression. Folks rank COVID, Financial troubles, politics as the main sources of anxiety.

The least negative year on record, 2007, just before the Great Recession hit. New York Mayor de Blasio requiring COVID vaccines for all city health care employees. Folks refusing to shot will be tested every seven days or removed from their position. Despite being the side of the pandemic's first major outbreak, less than 60% of the big Apple's health care workers are vaxed. Officials in India reporting at least 400,000 fatalities from COVID, but a new report says the number of deaths is likely 10 times higher. Remote areas in India don't report, so the actual number will never be known. In a moment, the plan to impose leftist policies. Right back.

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they know that American voters will not accept a socialistic system unless there is hatred and confusion. So, the progressive strategy is to divide Americans in two areas, race, skin color, and class, money. First, let's take a look. at race. You have heard about critical race theory. That's in play in many public school systems. That would tell children, as young as six, that their skin color dictates what kind of a life they will have. That will confuse the children, obviously, and it's a terrible thing to do, but it's very effective. Teaching that white people are oppressors in the past and today divides the country. You can imagine what a young African-American child will think

and how a white child might react when hearing that white people are oppressive. It's all about dividing. And then there's the class issue. That's what is going on with the tax and spend system. The Biden administration, obviously, wants to give money to the have-nots in America and take it from the haves. But again, this creates division, jealousy, bitterness. The federal government is basically saying, you cannot make a living that will provide affluence. So we in Washington will run the economy, and that's a hallmark of socialism, and make sure you have the money to do what you want. It is a false promise. It has never been realized.

the poverty in places like Cuba, Venezuela, Vietnam, China, North Korea demonstrates that a socialistic government will never provide affluence. However, there are millions of Americans who want the handouts. And then there are the people who are paying more than half of their assets to the states and to the federal government. they are not happy about doing that. I am one of those people. I can see half of what I have going. All right. But once you get over that 50% mark and you waste, literally waste hundreds of billions of dollars, then I'm angry. I'm not angry at the have-nots. I'm angry at the federal government. So, summing up, the progressive left knows that

Skin color, race, money, economics, class is the only way they will seize power. I'm Bill O'Reilly. I approve the message by writing it for more honest news analysis. Please visit Bill O'Reilly.com. My new book, Killing the Mob, still a big bestseller. You'll like it in a moment something you might not know. Hey, I'm Caitlin Becker, the host of the New York Postcast, and I've got exactly what you need to your weekdays. Every morning, I'll bring you the stories that matter, plus the news people actually talk about, the juicy details in the world's politics, business, pop culture, and

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the highest rate of inflation since 2008 right before the collapse of the economy. If you are planning on spending some money in the future, here are some items that have gone up significantly in price since inauguration day. Women's clothing, up 2% as retailers struggle to secure items like cloth, metal, zippers, and silk. Airline fare is jumping 3% in the last six months. Fewer flights, higher fuel prices, and increased demand means travelers will pay more. The cost of a rental car soaring 5%. Many locations sold their vehicles during the pandemic. Wait times at some agencies today extend through September. Next, groceries. The cost of meats, poultry, fish, dairy products rising anywhere between 5 and 15% depending on your region.

Insiders blame a lack of labor for the food shortages. Recent studies found nearly 2 million workers in the USA are turning down jobs because they're getting free money from the government. You've heard that story. The second spot goes to fuel gas prices up $1.20 since January. The national average now stands at $3.40 a gallon, a 60% hike compared to last year. The worst item on price rises, a new car. Global shortage of semiconductors hit automakers hard, forcing them to limit production despite surging demand after the pandemic. So as COVID recedes, Americans eager to fly, drive, or take a long-awaited vacation, may want to consider postponing

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