Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - The O'Reilly Update, June 25, 2020

Episode Date: June 25, 2020

States in the Northeast will quarantine visitors from Coronavirus hotspots, California cases jump 40-percent in 24 hours, Bill de Blasio to install a ‘Black Lives Matter’ Mural outside Trump Tower, Senate Democrats block the GOP’s police reform bill, Nancy Pelosi says Republicans “getting away with Murder.” Plus Bill's Message of the Day, insurrection in America. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bill O'Reilly here. Thursday, June 25th, 2020. You are listening to the O'Reilly Update. Here's what's happening across our nation. Three states in the Northeast will quarantine visitors from COVID hotspots. California cases jump 40% in 24 hours. New York City Mayor de Blasio to install a Black Lives Matter mural outside of Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue. Senate Democrats block. the GOP's police reform bill. Nancy Pelosi says Republicans are getting away with murder and cites George Floyd. Wow. Also ahead. Is there an insurrection happening in America? But first, governors in New York, Connecticut, New Jersey, placing mandatory quarantines on travelers from states with COVID outbreaks. Andrew Cuomo confirming folks from Texas, Florida, the Carolinas, and other regions

will be forced to isolate for 14 days if they come to New York, which was once the epicenter of the disease, but now reporting the lowest infection rate in the USA. Cases of the contagion in California spiking 40% in less than a day. Despite Governor Newsom's strict lockdown rules, the West Coast witnessing one of the worst increases of the pandemic in the USA. New York City Mayor Diplazio moving to build a giant Black Lives Matter mural near Trump Tower in Manhattan. At least four other installations are planned for the rest of the city. All of this as crime spirals out of control in New York, murders up 79 percent, shootings up 64 percent, since de Blasio and police commissioner Shea disbanded the undercover police unit called anti-crime. And they did that for

no reason at all. Democrats in the Senate blocking the Republican's police reform bill. It would ban chokeholds in most situations create a national database for repeat offenders and requires new training for police departments across the USA. Some believe the Dems don't want new legislation preferring to keep the issue hot until November. On that note, Nancy Pelosi accuses the GOP of murder. Said to Speaker, quote, they understand that there's a need to get something done. They admit that and have some suggestions that are worthy of consideration, but so far they were trying to get away with murder. Actually, the murder of George Floyd. Provocative, you bet. Irresponsible, you bet. In a moment, is there an insurrection in America? Right back with it.

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So, is a violent protest for any reason a crime of insurrection? Note the word violent. Some history. In 1791, the whiskey rebellion broke out. It was a tax protest during the presidency of George Washington. The so-called whiskey tax was the first tax imposed on a domestic product by the newly formed government. People in western Pennsylvania revolted attacking federal tax collectors. Well, President Washington sent the army to put down the insurrection, which it did. In April 1861,

Confederates attacked Fort Sumter outside Charleston, South Carolina. That, of course, led to the Civil War insurrection. In 1968, The Chicago riots were sparked in part by the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr. More than 100 major U.S. cities experienced riots, resulting in roughly 50 million in damage, and hundreds were killed. Now, that insurrection burnt out, pardon upon, but it was more violent than what we are seeing today. In 2020, the George Floyd protest, 15,000 plus people arrested so far, 2,000 businesses destroyed in more than 100 cities. Damage estimated $1 billion.

Protesters now toppling statues, including George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, U.S. Grant. This is a radical left movement. But so far, the federal government has not called it an insurrection, which it is. And the government, although arresting a few people, have not charged those folks with insurrection, which the government could. Here's what should happen. The FBI should be investigating any protester who crosses state lines with any weapon. That's a felony. Also, Black Lives Matter organization, not people saying the

slogan, the organization, Antifa, and other radical left movements should be infiltrated by undercover people to see if they are promoting insurrection and violating the RICO statutes. I'm Bill O'Reilly and I approve that message by actually writing it for more news analysis. please visit bill o'reilly.com for honest reporting. In a moment, something you might, not know. Edward and his wife, Margaret, were looking forward to retirement. Edward started having serious health issues a few years before he turned 65 and had to take an unplanned early retirement. The loss of income and medical bills meant Edward could not afford his expenses, including the premiums on a $1 million life insurance policy.

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Here's how it went down. For more than a decade, the USA was expanding after the Civil War aggressively, building railroads, towns, military outposts across the plains towards California and intruding on Native American lands. Former Union General George Custer was tasked with relocating Indians to new settlements, taking their land and saying, you got to live over here. But some Native Americans weren't cooperating. For example, sue leaders sitting bull and crazy horse fall into that category. On June 25th, 1876, George Custer and the Army's 7th Cavalry Unit encountered 5,000 Native Americans who were not happy to see the

blue coats. Custer's plan was botched from the beginning. Army Scouts located Sitting Bulls camp, but didn't see the majority of the Indians close by. Custer then ordered a frontal attack into Sitting Bulls' tent village. But he didn't have any back on. the other cavalry were miles away. In less than 60 minutes, the general and 263 soldiers were dead, massacred and scouted. Custer's remains were found alongside 40 of his men, including his brother and nephew. He was killed by two gunshots, one to the head, the other to the heart. The massacre stunned the American public. The U.S. Army is. then intensified their war against the Cheyenne ensued. Less than a year later,

Crazy Horse surrendered at Fort Robinson in Nebraska, where he was killed during a fight with a soldier. Sitting Bull surrendered in 1881 and was murdered in his home nine years later. Here's something else you might not know. Today, folks can visit General George Custer War Memorial in West Point, New York, where he graduated dead last in his class back in 1861. Now this. When you venture outside, face coverings may be required, and the kind of face cover you use matters a lot. The Boomer Natural's protective face cover is a recommended covering for both adults and children. With three cloth layers infused with nano-silver technology, it reduces particles getting to your nose and mouth. The Boomer Natural's face covering is comfortable, easy to breathe,

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