Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - The O'Reilly Update, May 8, 2019

Episode Date: May 8, 2019

Two gunmen open fire inside a local high school, Cory Booker calls for a “gun buyback program”,  Joe Biden opens up a massive lead against Sanders, The New York Times obtains 10 years of the President’s tax returns, and outrage as an online shop sells products featuring images of Auschwitz. Plus: Bill's message of the day on the Times publishing Trump's tax returns. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bill O'Reilly here. It is Wednesday, May 8th, 2019. You are listening to the O'Reilly update, and here's what's happening across our nation. Hora in Colorado, as two gunmen open fire inside a local high school. Corey Booker says it's time for a gun buyback program to stop future shootings. Big trouble for Bernie Sanders as Joe Biden opens a giant lead in new polling. The New York Times obtains 10 years of the president's tax returns and officials at the Auschwish Memorial enraged over an online shop selling products featuring images of the Nazi death camp. Also coming up my message of the day on the Trump tax situation. But first, two gunmen opened fire at a local charter school in Colorado, injuring eight innocent students, some in critical condition. Suspects were

detained by police within minutes of the shooting. They are currently enrolled at that school. Cory Booker weighing in on the public debate surrounding guns, the Democratic hopeful in 2020, now calling for a gun buyback program that would force some Americans to hand in their firearms. The real question for Senator Booker, what happens to Americans who refuse to do that? Bad news are Bernie Sanders in recent polling, with former Vice President Biden opening up a 32-point lead over the socialist senator from Vermont. National surveys show Biden now has 46 percent of support from likely Democratic voters, with Sanders fading to just 14 percent. But caution, many polls are not accurate, as we saw in the last presidential election. The New York Times reporting they have

obtained, 10 years of President Trump's tax returns, claiming the documents dated from 1985 to 94, show Mr. Trump's businesses lost more than $1.1 billion with a B. According to the newspaper, the losses were mostly caused by a drop in casino, hotel, and real estate markets. I'll have some commentary on this coming up. Online Retail Marketplace Red Bubble called out Monday by representatives from the Auschwitz Memorial, after the store featured, quote, disrespectful images of the Nazi death camp on pillows, miniskirts, and tote bags, if you can believe it. The items are labeled chimney and sold for 35 euros. This, of course, is disgraceful, but a sign of the times we are living in.

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I would have gone with the story if I had been given the documents, even illegally. Americans should know about the history of their presidents, which is why I'm writing a history book about Donald Trump. However, President Trump is correct in saying that his tax returns are only being sought by Democrats in order to embarrass him. Motive is important. Also, there is the privacy situation. Donald Trump is an American. tax returns are supposed to be secured by the IRS. Now, in Trump's case, nothing is secure. Everything is leaked. Any presidential contender should understand that. Once you get into the public arena, you can forget about privacy. But whoever leaked the Trump returns to the newspaper

should be held accountable if we find out who that person is. One other thing. The hatred surrounding Donald Trump is not healthy for America. This week, the Baltimore Sun wrote a editorial scorching golfer Tiger Woods. Why? Because Mr. Woods showed up at the White House this week to receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom, a very prestigious award. The son objected to a quote, man of color, Tiger Woods, actually associating with the president of the United States. Now, this is just pure hatred. That's all it is. Most Americans, being honored like that, wouldn't care who the president was. It's a respectful situation because of the office, not the man or woman in it.

You respect the office of the presidency, but not in the American media. Now it's hate Trump and hate anyone who associates with him. The Baltimore Sun editorial was appalling. The newspaper is on the skids, its circulation is bottoming out. In a few years, it will not even exist. But in the meantime, the Baltimore Sun and many, many other media vehicles simply hate Donald Trump.

And therefore, they despise anyone who supports him and anyone who associates with him. That is wrong. That is destructive to the United States of America. And that's a message of the day. We have more commentary on bill o'Reilly.com where you can see me each evening. We hope you check it out. Now this. A young lady was looking to buy her first home in Texas. The market at her price point is very hot. So she went to real estate agentsitrust.com for help. To ensure her offer was accepted, her agent suggested the following steps. One, get prequalified with a mortgage company that her agent had a history used.

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The flamboyant celebrity has been quietly working with the Trump administration for three months to free convicted felons who were given extensive prison sentences for so-called low-level drug offenses. The efforts, part of her Buried Alive program, have now freed at least 17 inmates in the past 90 days. Now, the Buried Alive campaign has not only changed the lives of some prisoners who faced decades behind bars, but also Ms. Kardashian herself, who now hopes to become a lawyer and take the bar exam in the year 2022. Ms. Kardashian, the wife of musician and staunch Trump supporter, West, has found a surprising ally in President Trump, who managed to pass a bipartisan criminal reform bill just months ago. The commander-in-chief signed the First Step Act into law last

December after meeting Ms. Kardashian inside the Oval Office, throwing his full support behind a series of proposals that reduced some minimum sentences while providing a second chance for those in American prisons who deserve a second chance. Predictably, Kim Kardashian faced a brutal backlash from some Hollywood liberals and other left-wing activists for simply working with President Trump. The Los Angeles resident dismissed the criticism telling reporters, quote, I guarantee you the people sitting behind bars don't care who the president is. Ms. Kardashian should be praised for her efforts, although caution should be used in setting convicted felons free. It is easy for actors or professional athletes to criticize, complain, and demand

action on social justice, but it's quite another thing to get out there and do it. Ms. Kardashian should be an example of someone who is trying to make America better. Her compassion is impressive. President Trump, too, should be applauded. Criminal justice reform, not a popular policy with some of his base, but despite the obstacles, two people from very different backgrounds managed to come together and accomplish something. A lesson very much needed for both political parties in America. Now this work. If you watch 60 Minutes and you own a home, you just got very nervous.

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