Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - The O'Reilly Update, July 22, 2019

Episode Date: July 22, 2019

Iran says it dismantled a secret CIA spy ring, Major airlines cancel flights to Cairo citing terror concerns, Marijuana use among pregnant women on the rise, Bernie Sanders’ campaign staffers complain about “poverty wages”, Marvel’s ‘The Avengers’ becomes the highest-grossing film of all time. Plus, Bill's Message of the Day on words you can no longer say on college campus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bill O'Reilly here Monday, July 22, 2019. You are listening to the O'Reilly Update. Here's what's happening across our nation. The race controversy continues driven by the media. Iran allegedly dismantling a secret CIA spiring. Major airlines canceled flights to Cairo, Egypt, citing terror concerns. Marijuana used among pregnant women on the rise. Bernie Sanders campaigned. people complaining about poverty wages. Also coming up my message of the day, words you cannot say anymore, but first. Iranian officials now claim they dismantled a secret CIA spiring operating within the country. Arresting 17 people is part of a nationwide sweep. Secretary of State Pompeo urging caution saying the Islamic Republic routinely lies. Tensions between Washington, London, Tehran continued to deteriorate after Iran seized a British oil tanker in the Straits of Hormuz last week. Lufthansa and British Airways warning of new terror threats for those traveling to Cairo, Egypt. Cancelling flights has a safety precaution following the U.K.'s intelligence assessment of a heightened risk of

terrorism against aviation. In 2015, you may remember, a terror bomb destroyed a Russian passenger jet over the Sinai, killing 225 people on board. Marijuana consumption by pregnant women skyrocketing in states that have legalized a drug. Researchers from Kaiser Permanente say self-reported use of cannabis by pregnant Americans rose from 2% in 09 to 4% in 18. Some pot shops even promote pot edibles as cures for morning sickness. There is zero scientific evidence to support that claim. but plenty of evidence to support that intoxicants harm babies.

More trouble for the struggling Bernie Sanders campaign. Staffers complaining about poverty, wages, and lack of benefits. Workers telling the Washington Post that Sanders is reluctant to pay $15 an hour to full-time employees. Negotiations are underway. It's official Marvels, The Avengers, Endgame, now the highest grossing film of all time, taking down Avatar. Endgame has earned more than $2.8 billion worldwide. Finally, the Trump

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enclave. It is a fascinating story. First of all, if you live in Berkeley, you know. The prevailing philosophy is far left, politically correct, and not tolerant of opposing points of view. It's like living in Burma, not a lot of subtlety. They may call it Myanmar, but the country is really just guys with guns telling you what to say and do as you traverse the road to Mandalay. In Berkeley, it's not guys or guns. It's a diverse city council enforcing its fascist dictums through ordinances and intimidation. In an unintentional homage to George Orwell's brilliant 1949 novel, 1984, the Berkeley junta has adopted an ordinance to replace gendered language in the city's municipal code, in effect telling everyone dealing with the city that you can't say certain.

things. And what are those things? How about the pronouns? She, he, her, and him. They're banned. Also many other words. Here's a partial list. Manpower, chairman, fireman, firewoman, fraternal, ombudsman, patrolmen, sister, brother, heirs, fraternity, and sorority. Far out, man. The city leaders graciously providing alternatives to the banish words. For example, manpower is now called human effort. A brother is to be called a sibling. Berkeley Councilman, sorry, a council member, Regal Robinson told the San Francisco Chronicle, quote, gender-neutral language creates a lot of room to acknowledge that it's not just men running the country, unquote. Right on, my man. Oh, sorry, my gender-neutral friend. George Orwell wrote of his society.

where totalitarianism and repressive regimentation of speech and thought ruled. Few thought, his description of newspeak, would ever actually happen in America. And speaking of America, the inclusive language guide put forth by Colorado State University suggests that students no longer say that word. That's right. America is not to be uttered on the C. campus. Why? Here's the explanation. Quote, America encompasses more than just the U.S., so by using the word, one erases other cultures, unquote. Oh, gee, how woke is that? By the way, CSU also suggests students not use the word straight because it implies you're abnormal if you're not straight, or something. Kind of confusing. America, sorry,

academic pinheads has really changed, hasn't it? George Orwell saw it coming. Here's what I see coming, a citizen uprising against the social and political madness that is currently gripping the country. I hope I'm as perspicacious as George Orwell. That is the message of the day for more fact-based honest analysis. Please visit bill o'Reilly.com. You like it. Coming next, something you might, not know. It's an uncertain world out there. You know that. disaster can strike at any time. So you need to be prepared to protect yourself and your family. One way to do that is with freeze-dried food. It tastes good. It's healthy. It can be stored for 25 years. That's why I'm happy to tell you about a company I recommend wise foods. I have experience with them

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are awakened twice every evening by a myriad of machines, including smartphones, laptops, even streaming, television services. According to a new survey published by the Smithsonian Magazine, 60% of us find it difficult to fall asleep on a daily basis. Doctors warn sleeping less than seven hours each night can weaken the immune system, leading to weight gain, increased risk of diabetes, and even cause dementia. For those getting a good night's rest, it's not just about the amount of sleep. Researchers at Johns Hopkins found that when people sleep is just as important as the duration. According to most American stress plays a major factor in our lack of disease. The top of the worry list, financial troubles. More than 55% of us experience severe

stress throughout the day, particularly right before bed. Finding it difficult to set aside a full eight-hour rest? Well, here's a solution. Take a quick nap during the day. Sleeping his 25 minutes increases brain function and overall health. You'll be in good company. Famous nappers include Winston Churchill, who actually kept a bed in parliament so he can enjoy two hours midday of rest daily. Leonardo da Vinci, also a famous lover of naps. Da Vinci would sleep 15 minutes every four hours so he could work round the clock on his projects. Perhaps the most famous lover of sleep was Albert Einstein. The genius would also snooze more than 10 hours a night, also taking micro-naps throughout the day. Einstein would hold a spoon or pencil while napping, believing it would

stop him from dozing too deeply. But here's something interesting. It's keeping us up at night is largely avoidable. Doctors advise refraining from using your smartphones at least one hour before bedtime, abstain from watching TV while in bed, and don't eat anything right before you go to sleep. So have a nice rest. We all need it. Back in a moment. Mortgage rates remain near two-year lows, meaning now is a great time to make your move.

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