Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - The O'Reilly Update, November 26, 2019

Episode Date: November 26, 2019

A federal judge rules the former White House Counsel must testify in the impeachment inquiry… Michael Bloomberg’s media empire says they won’t investigate the billionaire, but will probe Trump, Wall Street continues to hit record highs, thieves in Germany pull off the biggest jewel heist in history, one California company begins selling Turkey Gravy laced with Marijuana.  Plus, Bill's Message of the Day, a preview of his exclusive interview with President Donald Trump. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bill O'Reilly here Tuesday, November 26, 2019. You are listening to the O'Reilly Update. Here's what's happening across our nation. A federal judge rules the former White House counsel, Don McGahn, must testify about the Trump administration. Michael Bloomberg's media operation says it will not investigate the billionaire or any Democrat, but will probe President Trump. Wall Street continues to hit record highs. Thieves in Germany pull off the biggest jewel heist in history. One California company begins selling turkey gravy laced with marijuana. Also, I had the message my exclusive radio interview with President Trump. But first, a federal judge ruling former White House counsel, Don McGahn, must appear before Congress

after receiving a subpoena earlier this year. The decision directly rebukes President Trump's efforts to keep senior aides from testifying about his operation. Billionaire Mike Bloomberg's media company says it will limit political coverage of Bloomberg himself and his fellow Democrats, but will continue to investigate Donald Trump heading into the 2020 election.

Bloomberg news editors justifying the disfying the decision saying the Trump administration is, quote, the government of the day, which is total bull. The stock market posting record highs this week, continuing a seven-month run. Economists cite the rally as dependent on a strong dollar, growing economy, and a potential trade deal with China. Thieves in Germany pulling off one of the biggest heists of all time, perhaps the biggest, breaking into Dresden's Royal Palace and stealing more than $1 billion in 18th century jewels in art. The burglars switched off electricity supplied to the museum's art collection before, breaking in through windows. Expect a movie on this one as the thieves

remain at large. California Company offering Americans a new way to chill out this Thanksgiving. California company, Kiva, is now selling Thanksgiving turkey gravy infused with pot. The ingredients include turkey stock, salt, garlic, and 10 milligrams of THC. The product can only be purchased at stores in San Francisco and Los Angeles, somewhere the pilgrims are confused. In a moment, a preview of my upcoming radio interview with President Trump, right back. You've been hearing about gold all over the news. Prices continue to climb. Not surprising. Experts warning a recession could happen. But pay attention to the banks. Some of them ran out of cash last Monday night and had to borrow money from the Federal Reserve. Since last week, more than

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day. This Thanksgiving weekend, hundreds of radio stations across America will broadcast my interview with President Trump. A lot of the stations and times are posted on Bill O'Reilly. Riley.com so you can check it out. Now, the interview was conducted Monday morning and lasts about 40 minutes. It is a no-spin interview, no cupcake. First question for the president, if you had to do it all over again, would you bring up Joe Biden's name with the president of Ukraine? That, of course, sparked the impeachment chaos. Now, I've interviewed six presidents, and it is a privilege to do that, but it's not easy. If you are a journalist and we are dying out, you must respect the office, the office of the presidency, while asking the toughest questions you can think of.

There are two kinds of interviews. Informational, which is what I did with President Trump this week, and confrontational where you are telling an interview subject that you're not really convinced what they are saying is true or is accurate. So informational, you want as much information as you can get, and confrontational. Now, informational sounds easy, but it isn't because a lot of people dodge your question. So you have to be smart enough to follow up, especially with someone like Donald Trump, who speaks in a stream of consciousness. If you read my book, the United States of Trump, I lay out how the president speaks to other people. And it's not like most people do. Whatever pops into his mind, he says.

And it may not be on topic. He deviates. He goes all over the place. So when you're interviewing him, you have to bring him back, which I think I did, but it's not easy. The first president I interviewed was Jimmy Carter, and that was informational. He was running for president against Ronald Reagan. I interviewed Gerald Ford about his administration after he left office, an extensive interview with him. Again, informational. You know, what were your main achievements? What was the problems, that kind of thing. I interview Bill Clinton after he left office a number of times, and I concentrated on his character. I interviewed George W. Bush a few times during his administration, the Iraq war, things like that. The big interview with him was about the press. They beat the

living, you know what, out of W. And I said, why are you not fighting back? And he said, facta? I just don't even bother with it. Barack Obama, I interviewed him three times. You might want to Google those. Those are really intense interviews. And Donald Trump, I've interviewed that man more than anyone else on the planet. Again, you can Google all the interviews I've done with him. But the latest interview, I think, will be very instructive. So once again, please check out the list of radio stations across the country. You'll also be on Sirius on Bill O'Reilly.com. And again, it's a privilege to interview any president of the United States.

I'm Bill O'Reilly, and I approved that message by actually writing it. For more commentary, please visit Bill O'Reilly.com. Up next, something you might. Not know. Deborah's home was stolen. I don't mean thieves stole stuff. I mean scammers literally stole her home. The FBI calls home title theft one of the fastest-growing white-collar crimes.

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Now the O'Reilly Update brings you something you might not know. America has a few unusual holiday traditions from the presidential pardoning of the Thanksgiving Turkey to an annual bar crawl where folks dress up like Santa Claus and then drink themselves jolly. Other countries have some strange holiday things as well. So let's take a trip around the globe and see how other cultures get into the holiday spirit. First to southern Italy where you will not find old St. Nick coming down the chimney on Christmas Eve. Jaya belongs to La Bufana, the witch. She flies from house to house on her broom, leaving treats for all good children. No cookies and milk for Bafana. Adults put out broccoli, spice

sausage, and wine. Two Great Britain, where the Welsh incorporate animal bones with their Christmas caroling. The tradition goes back to the pagans. Celebrants are rewarded with food and drink for singing songs around the neighborhoods, at least one caroler in the group must wear an actual horse skull. A trip to the Ukraine where it's not unusual to see Christmas trees covered in spider webs. According to legend, families too poor to decorate their trees get help from some eight-legged friends. Today, Ukrainians dress their trees and webs to welcome good luck in the new year. To Japan, where it isn't Christmas without KFC, eating Kentucky fried chicken on December 25th, now a tradition in the land of the Rising Sun. In 1974,

the fast food restaurant introduced a, quote, traditional holiday meal for Western travelers in Japan. But the locals stormed the stores and ate it up. The traditional, is so popular, KFC now asked customers to place their orders two months in advance. And here's something else you might not know. Thanksgiving is a unique American holiday, but variations of it are celebrated in more than a dozen countries all over the world, including Canada, China, Liberia, and Vietnam. Back after this. debt can quietly build and the high interest rates tied to some of your credit cards or personal loans can really impact your savings. But fear not because I have a solution for you. It's American

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