Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - The O'Reilly Update, October 16, 2019

Episode Date: October 16, 2019

Democrat candidates face-off in the fourth presidential debate in Ohio, House Republicans move to censure Adam Schiff for his Ukraine hearings, NBA superstar LeBron James faces a growing backlash against his pro-China position, and a new study shows a record number of high-income workers can’t afford a new home. Plus, Bill's Message of the Day, what happened during last night's Democratic debate? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bill O'Reilly here Wednesday, October 16th, 2019. You are listening to the O'Reilly Update. Here's what's happening across our nation. Democratic candidates face off in the fourth presidential debate in Ohio. House Republicans moved to censure Adam Schiff for the Ukraine hearings. NBA superstar LeBron James facing a growing backlash against his pro-China position. A new study says a record number of high-income workers cannot afford a new home. Also, I had the message of the day what really happened in the debate last night. But first, 12 Democratic presidential candidates did debate a series of issues, including Medicare for All, guns, and crime. Elizabeth Warren drawing fire from other members of the panel because she is the frontrunner for the first time. We'll have

more on this coming up, as I said, in my message of the day. The liberal squad of far, far-left lawmakers announcing their plan to endorse Senator Bernie Sanders. According to reports, Congresswomen Ocasio Cortez, Talib, and Omar will publicly support Bernie's campaign for the White House. Ocasio Cortez and Senator Sanders worked together to create the Democrats' $93 trillion green New deal. 125 Republicans in the House co-sponsoring new legislation that would formally censure Congressman Adam Schiff wore his hearings on Ukraine. Lawmakers say Schiff intentionally misled the public because he read a parody transcript of President Trump's private conversation with Ukraine's leader. NBA superstar LeBron James facing a growing backlash after referencing China's

crackdown on pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong. The world-famous athlete claiming critics of Beijing's communist regime are, quote, uneducated on the subject. Thousands of protesters burn LeBron's jerseys and posters on the streets of Hong Kong. New study from the Wall Street Journal says a record number of Americans earning more than $100,000 a year cannot buy a home. The survey shows student debt, rising home prices, and a lack of savings make purchasing a new house nearly impossible even if you are affluent. The average home price in California, for example,

$400,000. Coming next, my take on last night's debate. Right back with it. The housing market on fire all over the country with interest rates fall. It's a great time to sell your home. If you want to sell or buy, the competition is going to be fierce. You need a great real estate agent to help you. That's why my friend Glenn Beck started the service real estate agents I trust.com as a way to make sure you get connected with agents who are successful, ambitious, like-minded, and eager to help you with your biggest investment. These are agents with a long track record of performance. There are no part-time or inexperienced agents in Beck's Network. These are all professionals who have the tools and the talent to successfully

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is the paltry amount of time Joe Biden was given by liberal moderators. Old Joe got two questions about his son vacuuming up money in China and Ukraine, and that was it. He did not directly answer those questions, deflecting the issue by attacking Donald Trump. To me, Mr. Biden does not seem to have the zest to compete for the top job, despite saying he would, quote, beat Trump like a drunk, unquote. Possible, but the former vice president has been hurt more than the president in the Ukraine thing. Elizabeth Warren is emerging as Mr. Biden fades, but none of the candidates really has captured the imagination of liberal voters. There's no Bill Clinton or Barack Obama in the field. And the media,

especially is worried about that, thus the drive to damage Donald Trump as much as possible before the campaign officially begins with the primary voting. Now, there is some good news for President Trump who needs some cheering up. If the Dems do back a socialist candidate like Elizabeth Warren, I don't believe the working folks will vote for her in great numbers. In order to by the senator's economic vision, you would have to believe that the federal bureaucracy in Washington is efficient and caring. It is not. It never has been. It never will be. The debate last night was kind of sleepy, but my eyes open when some of the candidates proposed putting drug company executives in prison for causing the opioid epidemic.

Some of the Democrats generally favor letting street drug dealers out of prison. So how does that square? None of the somnambulant moderators brought that up, and that's the biggest problem with the entire debate format. The questions are predictable, and the answers are rarely challenged. I mean, journalists should not be starting arguments during the debates, but they should point out. when the questions are not answered or the answers don't make sense. Finally, you have to love the recovering Bernie Sanders, who says unfettered capitalism is the scourge of the world. Beijing certainly agrees. No NBA controversy for Bernie. To his credit, Senator Sanders looked vibrant despite his heart attack just a few days ago. Unlike Joe Biden,

Bernie Sanders' heart is in the race. There are many more Democratic debates ahead. The hope on the left is that some candidate will catch fire, could happen, but right now, the campfire needs a few more logs. And that's a message. Please check out my latest book, The United States of Trump, big bestseller, up next, something you might not know. Forget Russian hackers and elections for a moment.

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ignoring the votes of the folks, ultimately selecting jazz vocalist Billy Holiday, Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm, activist Elizabeth Jennings Graham, and other primarily left-wing ladies. None of their selections finished in the poll's top spots voted by the people. The biggest vote getter, St. Francis Cabrini, better known as Mother Cabrini. But the incredibly secular mayor's office of New York City said, no. known as the patroness of immigrants. Mother Cabrini was born in Lombardy, Italy, in 1850. She emigrated to the United States at the age of 39 with the Pope's approval. She was responsible for founding dozens of orphanages, establishing schools for girls, opening 67 organizations for the needy. Mother Cabrini is the first naturalized American citizen granted sainthood by the Roman Catholic Church. But apparently that is not good enough for Ms. McCrae and the de Blasio administration. The controversial snub drew fierce criticism from the city's Italian-American community, most notably New York Governor Andrew Cuomo.

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