Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - The O'Reilly Update, June 13, 2019
Episode Date: June 13, 2019The fatal shooting of a suspected criminal sparks major clashes between police and residents in Memphis, Federal spending sets a new record at 3 Trillion Dollars so far this year, Mexico deploys their... troops to the border to avoid Trump’s tariffs, The Governor of Illinois declares abortion a “fundamental right”, Los Angeles International Airport is officially declared the ‘Worst Airport in the World’. Plus, Bill's Message of the Day on team USA's 13-0 victory over Thailand at the women's World Cup. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Bill O'Reilly here. Thursday, June 13, 2019. You are listening to The O'Reilly Update, and here's what's happening today in America. The fatal shooting of a suspected criminal sparks major clashes between police and residents in Memphis, Tennessee. Federal spending sets a new record at $3 trillion so far this year. Mexico deploying troops to the border to avoid Trump's tariffs.
Governor of Illinois declaring abortion a fundamental right.
Los Angeles International Airport officially declared the worst airport in the world.
Also coming up my message of the day on the U.S. women's soccer team.
But first, the fatal shooting of a suspected criminal by U.S. Marshals in Memphis, Tennessee,
sparked violence last night that injured more than two dozen police officers.
The unidentified man crashed his vehicle.
into approaching authorities, then exited the car carrying a weapon when the marshals opened fire.
Police fired tear gas to disperse the growing crowd, which apparently does not want civil protections.
For the first time in history of the USA, federal spending top three trillion dollars in the first
eight months of the current fiscal year. That's $181 billion more than the previous record set during the
Great Recession of 2009. The three biggest factors in the massive budget are health and human
services, social security, and defense spending. Some economists believe the federal spending is now
a dangerous situation. Mexican officials are deploying thousands of soldiers to the southern border
with Guatemala. The foreign minister saying the government will crack down on illegal immigration
from Central America in order to avoid President Trump's 5% tariff on virtually all Mexican goods
flowing into the USA. The abortion debate between liberal and conservative states continued Wednesday
when Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker officially designated abortion a fundamental right.
That declaration removes many restrictions on the procedure, including spousal consent,
waiting periods, and previous bans on partial birth abortions during late-term pregarten.
The city of Los Angeles taking the top spot in a new global survey, but not for a very good
thing. Los Angeles International Airport, better known as LAX, is now officially the worst airport in the
world. Popular travel guidebook, Fodor's, compared the airport's nine terminals to Dante's
Nine Rings of Hell. Coming up the message of the day about America's women's soccer team.
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update, and here is the message of the day. As you may know, USA defeated Thailand 13 to nothing
at the World Cup in France on Tuesday. The women's soccer team publicly celebrated every goal with the
Thai players left in tears. This is wrong. America is the most powerful country on the earth.
Thailand is a little place, and obviously the women there do not play soccer very well.
USA star Alex Morgan scored five goals. Why? Once a soccer score becomes 6-0, 7-1, 8-2,
there should be a pullback. Soccer does not score at that rate. Everyone knew the USA would
slaughter Thailand. So why did this embarrassment happen? Well, Coach Jill Ellis justified it and then
wondered if the U.S. men soccer team would have been criticized, implying that there's sexism
if you object to the women defeating Thailand 13 to nothing. Surely, Coach,
Ellis could have removed her stars and put in substitutes and also shot from long range.
If you know anything about soccer, when the score becomes lopsided, the winning team can
shoot so it doesn't embarrass the other team. What was accomplished here? Now, the U.S.
women's soccer team is already controversial because of a player named Megan Rapino, who basically
refuses to stand during the U.S. National Anthem overseas and says F you to the president.
All right. Ms. Rappano, I guess, is entitled to her opinion, but it's certainly not reflecting well
on America. Now, back to the game. Kirsten Gillibrand, the senator from New York, said on
Twitter, here's an idea, if you win 13 to nothing, the most goals for a single game in World Cup history,
should be paid at least equally to the men's team. Senator Charles Schumer from New York,
performance aside, and the women have been excellent, often dominant, shouldn't we reward them
for doing the same work as men? So immediately, left-wing politicians politicize, instead of
criticize, a 13-0-0 victory over Thailand. Well, here's the deal. In the NBA,
men basketball players are paid more than women basketball players.
because the crowds are 10 times the size.
If the women's crowds were bigger, they'd be paid more.
That is called capitalism.
And it's ridiculous to politicize sports.
That is wrong.
So this thing is a debacle.
Now, why is it happening?
Virtue signaling.
That's why left-wing politicians jumping on the bandwagon to make a point that women should
be paid the same as men. Well, for equal work and equal circumstances, yes, they should,
but perspective is everything. Going forward, I hope the U.S. soccer team wins the World Cup.
I hope they do not bully other teams. I hope their celebrations are muted. Fair-minded people,
I believe, know what winning gracefully is all about. More news and commentary. Please check out
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Now the O'Reilly Update brings you something you might not know.
Executive privilege has been in the news. President Trump asserting his privilege twice in recent
weeks. First time, when the White House moved to block the full release of Robert Mueller's
Russia report, the second time, a census question and how it came to be. While executive privilege
has become politicized by the media meant to conjure up images of secret, backroom meetings,
or implications of wrongdoing, the origins of the privilege actually go back to the first president
of the United States, George Washington. In 1796,
Washington refused to obey a request from the House of Representatives that demanded documents
concerning his trade negotiation with Great Britain after the Revolutionary War.
Washington said no, arguing only the Senate could request material related to international treaties.
Washington was correct.
Executive privilege was used again by President Thomas Jefferson, who refused to hand over
his personal letters with Aaron Byrd during Byrd's trial for treason in 1809.
Jefferson arguing the release of his private correspondence could, quote, imperil public safety.
In 1833, President Andrew Jackson, very rough guy, cited executive privilege when Senator Henry Clay demanded documents detailing private meetings between Jackson and his cabinet.
President Jackson famously told Congress he had yet to learn under what constitutional authority Clay had the right to his personal conversations.
The political tool was used repeatedly during the Cold War to protect state secrets from the
communists. President Eisenhower would assert executive privilege at least 44 times between
1955 and 1960. The presidential power would face its biggest challenge during the Watergate scandal.
The Supreme Court forced President Nixon to hand over his personal tape recordings made
inside the Oval Office, rejecting his claim of executive privilege.
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President George Bush the elder, Bill Clinton, Bush the Younger, Barack Obama would all go on to assert the rule multiple times during their administrations.
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