Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - The O'Reilly Update, September 3, 2026

Episode Date: September 3, 2026

Trump calls on Iranians to rise up against the regime, Tiger Woods reaches a plea deal in a Florida reckless-driving case, new Trump dollar coins enter circulation, and the Labrador retriever remains America’s most popular dog breed. Plus, the Message of the Day, Mike Slater questions Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s patriotism, citing his criticism of Mackinac Island, references to Egypt as “back home,” and a 9/11 post comparing the attacks with U.S. military actions overseas. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Thank you, Bill. It is Thursday, September 3, 2026. Here's what's happening today in America. Donald Trump floats regime change in Iran. Tiger Woods makes a plea deal in Florida. Check your pockets for a new corner. and a new survey ranks the most popular dog breeds in America. That's all coming up, and I will be here with your message of the day about Abdul Rahman

Mohammed al-Said. But first, President Trump, pushing for a potential uprising in Tehran on true social, the commander-in-chief said, quote, Iran is just playing out the inevitable. When are the Iranian people going to rise up and fight? The U.S. and Iran traded strikes this week after the Mullahs attacked American military targets in the Middle East. Tiger Woods striking a deal in Florida. The state charged the golfer with reckless driving

after he flipped his car last March. Woods pleaded no contest, which means we're not going to fight the charges. And we'll pay a fine of $1,000 and have his driver's license suspended for five years. The suspension also applies to golf carts. Woods faced similar charges in 2017 when police found him sleeping behind the wheel of a running car. He tested positive end for marijuana. and prescription painkillers. The U.S. Mint announced that $1 coins

featuring President Trump have entered circulation and can also be purchased on its website. In addition to the president's portrait, the U.S. Mint said the coins commemorate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. It has inscriptions 1776 to 2026 on it, also Liberty, and of course, in God we trust. You can buy these coins online.

They come in rolls, 25 do a roll, for $61. or a bag of a hundred coins goes for $154.50. The coins can be used as legal tender, of course. The mint said these coins are also in circulation, so check your pocket change. Collect them today. The coins are not real gold. They're made from a gold-colored finish made of manganese brass. They were produced at the Philadelphia Mint.

The mint said 250,000 of these coins have a special July 4th marking on them, which have been randomly included in the rolls and bags. These were struck on the 4th of July at the Philadelphia. Philadelphia Mint. An annual survey from the American Kennel Club listing the most popular dog breeds in America, the top five, the poodle, followed by German Shepherd, golden retriever, French bulldog, and the number one dog for the 20th year in a row, the Labrador Retriever. 40% of homes in America have at least one dog as a pet. I'm Mike Slater from the podcast, Politics by Faith. You can listen to it anywhere you listen to podcast. Also, YouTube.com slash at

Politics by Faith. I'll be back with your message of the day. about Abdul al-Said. Some conversations you can't afford to get wrong. A business meeting, a big phone call, an interview. The kind of conversation where one detail matters later, and you don't want to be relying on memory or scrambling through handwritten notes to find it. That's where Plod Note Pro comes in.

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Whether it's a business meeting, an interview, an important phone call, or any conversation where the details matter. Plod Node Pro helps you capture it and keeps your information private and in your control. When the details matter, don't rely on memory. Have a record. And of course, make sure everyone is aware when a conversation is being recorded. Go to plod. a.ai slash bill. That's p-l-a-u-d-a-i-l and use code bill for 10% off. Plod.a-I-S-Bel-D-A-I-S-Bill. Code Bill. Mike Slater, filling it for Bill O'Reilly. Now it's time for the O'Reilly update message of the day. Abdul Rahman-Mohamed al-Said is running for Senate in Michigan. He is the Democratic candidate.

Things keep coming out about this guy, and that hasn't tanked him yet. I don't know what will. A couple weeks ago, a video came out of him saying he hates McAnaw Island. Mackinall Island is this beautiful island way, way up northern Michigan. It's one of the most beautiful Americana towns in the entire country. It's quintessential America. There's no cars allowed, only horses. It's pristine and wonderful and historic and an incredible place to be. The governor of Michigan has a summer home there.

and he said if he wins, he'll have to be there and he hates it. You can't hate McAnaw Island. It's like being from Tennessee and saying you hate Dolly Parton, or you're running for office in Texas and you hate the Alamo. One would imagine if you are a foreigner. Now, he's born in Detroit, but he proudly presents us a foreigner. You would think you would go out of your way to drape yourself in the red, white, and blue. You'd be like Toby Keith walking around.

you'd be quoting country boy can't survive every other speech you'd be wearing a team USA jersey at a World Cup game which Zerron did not do by the way but okay so at Slater you're making a mountain out of a molehill okay okay then he comes out and he's on this lefty podcast and he said you know when you go to a wedding back home it's this big bright party

back home where Detroit No, he's talking about Egypt. I call that a tell. You know, in poker, when someone gets dealt a good hand, maybe they get a little smile on their face, that's a tell. That right there, that line from Abdul Rahman,

that's a tell that he doesn't consider himself an American. There's a friend of mine who was born in Brazil, and he talked about, just the other day, he told me about going back to his hometown. He didn't say I'm going back home. He said, I'm going to my hometown. because America's my friend's home, but apparently it's not Abdul Rahman's home. Now this is the latest.

We have a tweet he sent on September 11th, 2021. He said today, I mourn the 3,000 lives, 6,000 injuries, an infrastructural devastation in New York City, perpetuated ignorantly in the name of my faith. Tomorrow, I'll mourn around a million lives, millions of injuries, and infrastructural devastation in three countries, perpetuated ignorantly in the name of my country. So we have this Muslim guy running for U.S. Senate in Michigan talking about 9-11,

saying, sure, it was bad. It wasn't great. But it's nothing compared to what my country has done to my real people in the Middle East for all these years. Notice the only time Abdul Rahman Muhammad al-Said ever mentions my country is when he's here to bash it. when he's talking about weddings and delicious food, well, Egypt is back home. But when it's America's the great Satan, well, then it's my country is so terrible and evil. In related news, did you see the CBC, this is the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, their senior director of journalistic standards.

He sent a memo to all the CBC staff saying don't refer to 9-11 as a terrorist attack. Refer to it instead as a hijacking and a jet crash. a jet crash. That Canadian man, his name's Basim Boshra from Egypt. Maybe he and El Saeed can go back home together. Something you might not know. Next. Some conversations you can't afford to get wrong. A business meeting, a big phone call, an interview. The kind of conversation where one detail matters later. And you don't want to be relying on memory or scrambling through handwritten notes to find it. That's where Plod Note Pro comes in. Plod Note Pro captures your important conversations and turns them into a clear, organized record you can actually use later,

with transcripts, summaries, and key takeaways, so you can stay focused on the discussion, instead of trying to write everything down. And when you need something later, you don't have to search through an hour-long recording. Just ask Plod what was decided, what was said about a specific topic, or what the next steps were. It's all right there, organized, and easy to find. Whether it's a business meeting, an interview, an important phone call, or any conversation, conversation where the details matter. Plod node pro helps you capture it and keeps your information private and in your control. When the details matter, don't rely on memory, have a record. And of course,

make sure everyone is aware when a conversation is being recorded. Go to plod.a-a-i-slas-bill. That's p-l-a-u-d-a-i-l and use code bill for 10% off. Plod.a-i-slash-bill. Code bill. I'm Mike Slater from the podcast, Politics by Faith. Now it's time for something. you might not know. There are more than 120,000 flock cameras in over 6,000 communities in 49 states. Alaska is the one holdout. Have you heard of these flock cameras? They track license plates, but of course they can obviously track everyone and everything as well, all over the place. Here's my first problem with the flock cameras. Privacy stuff aside. We have issues like Willia Talaver in Seattle.

He shot his gun into a crowded group of people, killed a 50-year-old woman, injured seven others, including a nine-year-old boy. He was sentenced. How long do you think he went to prison for? He was sentenced to four years in prison. He was released after three. I was always under the impression that if you went to jail,

especially if you murdered someone, like that's it for you. Your life's over. This guy's been arrested. 44 times before he murdered someone. Slater, what does this have to do with flock cameras? Knowing where the criminals are isn't the main problem. The main problem at the moment is keeping them in prison. Zon's out here in New York City talking about shutting down Rikers Island.

And he's serious. They did this in California. Prison realignment. This is the reason why shoplifting went way up in California. They cut the prison population way down, sent prisoners down to jails. Then they had to release people that were in there. jails, and then they no longer made it a crime to shoplift to try to keep the population of jails down.

That's why everything's behind a cage when you go to any store in California. The problem with crime in America is not finding the criminals. It's keeping them in jail once we have them. What percentage of the U.S. population do you think is in jail right now? If you ask most people, they'll say like 20, 30%, like all we hear about is prison overpopulation. What percentage do you think are in jail? 0.7%. That's it. Solving crime is not a technology problem at the moment. It's just a matter of will. Do we want to keep prisoners off the streets or not? Do we want to keep law-abiding people safe or not? If we did, we'd be building more prisons. We could solve almost all the violent crime problems in America, almost all of it. Certainly all the random crime, but almost all the violent crime. If we got the prison population up to 2%, and we don't need a flock kid. camera for that. On Mike Slater. More coming up.

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