Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - The O'Reilly Update, March 2, 2020

Episode Date: March 2, 2020

Joe Biden wins the South Carolina Primary, Pete Buttigieg ends his race for the White House, Mike Bloomberg plans 24-hundred campaign events before Super Tuesday, a new study reveals the real cost of the Democrats’ Green New Deal, the Coronavirus closes the most popular museum on the planet. Plus, Bill's Message of the Day, what's causing the chaos in the Democratic party? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bill O'Reilly here, Monday, March 2, 2020. You are listening to the O'Reilly Update. Here's this happening today in America. Joe Biden wins the South Carolina primary. P. Buttigieg ends his race for the White House. Mike Bloomberg plans 2400 campaign events. Do study on the real cost of the Democrats' Green New deal. The coronavirus closes the most popular museum on the planet. Also, chaos within the Democratic Party. Why? But first, former Vice President Biden easily won the South Carolina primary on Saturday, leading Bernie Sanders 48% to 20. Black vote is overwhelmingly supporting Mr. Biden. In fact, Bernie received fewer black votes than he did four years ago. go. Super Tuesday is tomorrow. 16 states will vote. Pete Buttigieg ending his 2020 campaign

before Super Tuesday telling reporters it's for the good of the party. President Trump blaming Mayor Pete's departure on pressure from establishment Democrats saying this is the real beginning of the Dems taking Bernie out of play. Of course, Mr. Trump would love to run against the Socialist Sanders. Mike Bloomberg planning 2,400 campaign events in 30 states. Former mayor appearing on the ballot for the first time tomorrow. Mayor Mike has dropped $500 million on ads since December, including $5 million per day on Facebook. Wow. Recent study says the true cost of the Democrats' Green New Deal plan is astronomical.

The report says the plan to transform the country. country's entire economy, for environmental reasons, will cost the average household more than $75,000 in its first year. That's 10,000 more than America's median income. The biggest expenditures include upgrading cars, higher fuel costs, and mandatory home improvements. The coronavirus strikes Paris, French officials, closing the legendary law. of museum over the weekend, the attraction turning away guests after security guards refused to show up to work, saying they fear contracting the illness and thousands of tourists passing the Mona Lisa every hour. Panic is everywhere. In a moment, the real reason the Democratic

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Then television arrived, causing a cultural unification of the American people. Everybody knew who Ed Sullivan was. The Bonanza Boys, Mary Tyler Moore, the Fonz, all had national recognition beyond anything ever seen. On the radio, the same pop music was played on AM stations all across the land. And with the arrival of Motown, African American entertainment finally went mainstream. In addition, black sports figures like Willie Mays and Bill Russell were admired from coast to coast. The word united really was appropriate in the culture and to a lesser extent in the accepted view of how the country should be run. Now all of that is gone. America is no longer a united assortment of states. We have devolved into tribalism because of technology. Our handheld devices allow us to think small, to pursue our self-interest constantly with others who like what we like. Stamp collecting, hunting, fitness, finance, sports, religion.

If you want to lose yourself in a specific world, you can easily do it, and you don't even have to leave the house. Thus, our common culture is vanishing. No longer does entertainment or education or even faith bind us together. So the question becomes how can a nation made up of billions of self-absorbed tribes govern itself. There is little prevailing national interest anymore. We're all in this together has vanished. It has been replaced by, where's what I want? Tribalism extends to politics, of course, and we are vividly seeing that in the struggles of the Democratic Party. Bernie Sanders could not

have happened even 10 years ago. Democrats were happy with their liberal but conventional leader Barack Obama, a man who won the presidency while opposing gay marriage and espousing other traditional beliefs. Today, you cannot even run as a Democrat if you don't embrace gay nuptials or support late-term abortion. But some moderate Democrats do remain. However, they are being eclipsed by traditional liberals, far-left progresses, and the socialist-communist element. The Democrats are now divided into tribes. Some love Bernie. Other support Bloomberg. South Carolina Dems rallied for Biden. But these men share little common ground and are propelled by the tribes that promote them, not a central party. The result is we are seeing as chaos.

Senator Sanders leads the primary pact, but the Democratic establishment doesn't want him to run against President Trump because the poobas think he'll lose. It is becoming a bitter situation. In the past, political winds have shifted every few years in America, and that might happen again if the Democrats get destroyed in November. But what will never happen again is a spirit of e-pluribus unum out of many want. High tech has rendered that motto obsolete. So we need a new slogan, perhaps something like, in tribes we trust. I'm Bill O'Reilly and I approve that message by actually writing it for more news analysis. Please visit Bill O'Reilly.com where you can actually see me. In a moment, something you might not know. A lower mortgage rate means much more than a lower

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In the 19th century, New York City population doubled every 10 years, but the infrastructure couldn't handle that. Dirty water led to three cholera outbreaks. In the summer of 1832, 3,000 people died, and more than half the city's population was forced to evacuate. In the early 1900s, the country experienced the first large polio epidemic. The disease struck 40,000 people killing 9,000. Dr. Jonas Sock developed a vaccine in 1952, and by 1960, there were only 100 reported cases of polio in the USA. By the way, President Franklin Roosevelt was a polio victim. Next, the Spanish flu. More than 650,000 Americans would die after the outbreak began in 1918. Between the flu and World War I, American life expectancy dropped 12 years in just 12 months.

Finally, HIV and AIDS. The disease garnered national attention during the 1980s. The illness sparked a nationwide panic, promoting a temporary ban on blood donations and transfusions. To date, more than 650,000 people have died from AIDS-related illnesses in America. And here's something you also might not know. While the media is quick to push panic on the coronavirus, pharmaceutical companies are already working on a vaccine. Human trials begin next month. It's one of the quickest turnarounds in medical history. Back after this. 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

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