Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - The O'Reilly Update, March 25, 2025

Episode Date: March 25, 2025

More companies invest in the US, delete your data, Second Lady to Greenland, and Mia Love’s final message. Plus, the Message of the Day, diversity equity and inclusion are on the run. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Speed slow after 35 gigabytes of networks busy. Taxes and fees extra. See mintmobile.com. Bill O'Reilly here. You are listening to the O'Reilly update. Coming up next, the news with Mike Slater. Thank you, Bill. It's Tuesday, March 25th, 2025. Here's this happening today in America. More companies coming home. Delete your data. Second Lady to Greenland. And Mia Love's final message. It's all coming up. Then Bill's going to appear with your message of the day. But first, Trump said in a cabinet meeting that maybe $4 trillion worth of companies have moved back. are going to move back to the United States,

thanks to his tariff policy so far. He said these are going to be tremendous jobs, high-paying jobs too. The latest in the White House yesterday is Hyundai, South Korean-based company, $20 billion investment in the United States, including a $5.8 billion steel plant in Louisiana. The steel plant is going to manufacture 2.7 million metric tons of steel a year,

creating more than 1,400 jobs for American steelworkers. A reporter asked the governor, Jeff Landry, how did you convince Hyundai to come to Louisiana? He said it was easy. I told them we're going to have a great president this year. The Attorney General of California, Rob Bonta, urged customers of 23 and Me to immediately delete the, quote, trove of sensitive customer data data that the company is collected. This is the 23MMe, it's a genetic data company. They declared bankruptcy on Sunday, which means if they sell, and if your data is not deleted, then the data is then transatlified. transferred to the new company that acquires it, 15 million customers worldwide.

You can request that they delete your data in these settings on the website. Our second lady, Usha Vance, will be part of a delegation traveling to Greenland this week. She will be joined by our national security advisor Mike Walt and Secretary of Energy Chris Wright. We have a space base in northwestern Greenland, so they will be visiting that as well as seeing the sites. The Prime Minister of Greenland said in a statement to their paper that the upcoming visit is part of a, quote, very aggressive American pressure campaign against the Greenlandic community and called for the international community to step in and rebuke it. Trump recently said, I think we'll get it. One way or the other, we're going to get it. Referring to all of Greenland.

Former Congresswoman Mia Love of Utah, the first black Republican woman elected to Congress in 2014, passed away on Sunday. She was 49. She was diagnosed back in February of 2022 with an aggressive form of brain cancer. Doctors predicted she had 10 to 15 months to live. She lived for 36. Her parents were immigrants from Haiti. She became the city council member in Saratoga Springs, then the mayor, and then a congresswoman. She wrote an article just before she passed. She said, we must fight to keep the America we know, as the shining city on a hill, truly the last best hope on earth. Like Benjamin Franklin and countless patriots down through the ages, I believe the American experiment is not a setting sun, but a rising sun. Bill O'Reilly believes

the same he'll be here with your message today next right now at the home depot you'll find storage solutions made to fit your needs grab an HDX tough tilt to protect your tools or keep your sports equipment contained with reinforced snap fit lids or stack up and make better use of your space with bins and totes built to last whatever your story we've got the gear to keep it organized and protected at the whole Depot how doers get more done time now for the o'reilly update message of the day on this tuesday diversity equity inclusion on the run in america right now as president trump is having none of that if you do business with the federal government you cannot promote de i so what's the big whoop as mike

Myers might ask. Diversity doesn't seem to be a negative. Different strokes often lead to creative breakthroughs. A variety of life experiences can lift enterprises if folks are willing to work together. Inclusion generally a good thing unless Governor Andrew Cuomo is ordering COVID patients into nursing homes. Generally speaking, everybody should be included. Everybody should get a chance. However, the equity thing is a troublemaker, favoring certain people and groups over others. This is destructive to those who benefit, as well as those who get screwed. A few years ago, my son applied to Boston College at Jesuit school. He really wanted to go, but I knew the place was not a meritocracy. It embraced skin color favoritism and woke.

White kids had a much tougher road to get in there. and he was not accepted. Well, that turned out to be a blessing, literally. He enrolled in Salvei, Regina University, which doesn't play destructive games, 3.8 grade point average, a varsity lacrosse experience, very successful semester at Oxford College. The lad overcame the BC Equity Play that punched him in the mouth. But everybody is not so fortunate.

equity no good i'm bill o'reilly i approve the message by writing it you can reach me bill at bill o'reilly dot com bill at bill o'reilly dot com name in town if you wish to opine all right let's go to the mail noel thompson horseshoe north carolina if the left is using the judiciary system to delay action couldn't donald trump be accused of the same thing because he delayed his indictments the pot is calling you kettle black we have confidence in our judiciary and legislation says it to temper a tyrant. Number one, I don't know about pot or black or anything like that. Number two, you're correct, Donald Trump did not want these cases against him to move forward.

And that was his right as American citizens. The judiciary against his policies, which Americans, most of them agree with, is a whole different thing. So pot, kettle, black devolves into the cliche. Okay, what's the cliche is comparing apples to oranges. Wendy Brooks, Barrington, New Jersey. Someone I know said Donald Trump is deporting all illegal immigrants, whether criminal or not. I will find out tomorrow with Tom Holman, exactly what's going on there, Wendy. Okay? Sanders Schaefer, Williamsburg, Virginia, nice town.

Could you please clarify all the firing some Trump's executive orders? I'm confused. I thought you said the president cannot fire anyone in a federal agency. That has to be Congress's decision. Number one, president can fire people in federal agencies because the executive branch controls what happens inside those agencies. What the president cannot do is disband an agency. Congress has to do that.

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just a single question given to a small sample of people. Here it is. Imagine a ladder with steps numbered zero at the bottom, 10 at the top. If zero represents your worst possible life and 10 your best, which step of the ladder do you feel you are standing on at the present time. That's it. Are the folks in Mexico really very happy? The country is extremely violent run by the drug cartels. Are you kidding me? I don't think I'd be very joyous about that. Finland and Sweden have the worst suicide rates in the European Union. Denmark ranks near the bottom of the list for mental illness. As a percentage of the population, the Netherlands has more drug users than anywhere else in the world. They are escaping something in Holland. And here's something else

you might not know. According to actual data, the happiest place is really Australia. The country occupies an entire continent, no neighbors, strict immigration system, few natural disasters, universal health care, as well as private insurance for those who want it. The downside, you have to say the word mate at least 20 times a day. Oz ranks number one in access to nature, adventure, financial mobility, pleasant weather. Unlike Finland, Australia does not experience two months of total darkness. and it's not nearly as chilly back after this. At Shane Company, we know getting engaged is an exciting time.

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