Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - The Rise of Media Distrust, President Biden's Perplexing Moment, Trump Tops DeSantis in New Poll, California DA Taking it Easy on Killer Gang Members, & More

Episode Date: April 28, 2023

Hey BillOReilly.com Premium and Concierge Members, welcome to the No Spin News for Thursday, April 27, 2023. Stand Up for Your Country. Tonight's rundown:  Talking Points Memo: In the wake of Tucker Carlson's exit, Americans are getting even more skeptical of the media During an event with children at the White House, President Biden gave yet another reason to doubt his mental state Former President Trump still holds a large lead over Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis in a newly released presidential poll The Disney corporation sues DeSantis Three gang members who killed a 5-year-old girl are getting leniency from a California DA This Day in History: Tiananmen Square protests Final Thought: Influx of new Premium Members In Case You Missed It: Read Bill's latest column, "The Two Worst" Join 'Team Normal!' Order your gear at BillOReilly.com! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the No Spin News, Thursday, April 27, 2003, stand up for your country. I'm smiling because I still can't believe what happened today. Joe Biden had an event with kids at the White. House. I'm going to show you what happened, but I am simply stunned about it. But you got to wait because the talking points memo is future shock in the American media. So we all know if we pay attention and read the polls that distrust of the media in the United States is on the rise. And the Tucker Carlson situation will, of course, exacerbate that.

among conservatives, but liberals don't trust the media either. Okay? So there was a study by Gallup and Knight that asked almost 5,600 Americans what they thought about the media. The question was, what is your overall opinion of the news media in the USA? Very somewhat unfavorable, 53, very somewhat favorable, 26. So two to one, Americans don't trust the media. To what extent do you see political bias in news coverage?

A great deal, 55, a fair amount, 34, not too much, nine. The not too much people are those who cannot see and hear. Now, there's another poll, Gallup, all right, 812 adults. In general, how much trust and confidence do you have in the mass media, such as newspapers, TV, and radio when it comes to reporting the news fully accurately and fairly? A great deal, 7%. A great deal of trust. Fair amount, 27%.

That's 34%. Okay. 66% of America say, ah, we don't trust the media. So you can see, I mean, there's no doubt about it. You know, you know, it's why you're watching me here on the NoSpin News, on social media, on the first,

listen to me on the radio across the country. I don't work for a corporation. I don't have my own. news agency and you're watching it because you don't believe these people and you're smart looking out for you and they're not telling you the truth so the impact of the decline of the media particularly tv news is going to be dramatic on the 2024 presidential election so trump's not going to be able to get nearly as much exposure because fox news doesn't want to be present the management

And then the Democrats, CNN, CNN's almost out of business. They're almost off the air. That's how bad that is. MSNBC, that's just nobody except left-wing zealots watches that. And the other three ABC, CBS, NBC, Nightly News, there's nobody under 70 watching that. Okay? I mean, it's just gone. So the cumulative effect is that social media then rises and takes the place of the corporate media.

That's what's happening. You're going to see Tucker Carlson go on to social media. All right. So then it'll be me. There'll be him. And then, you know, Joe Rogan, Charlie Kirk, on and on and on and on. And this is where Americans will, in five years, this is going to be it. Okay. Now, in addition to distrust among Americans toward the media, the media companies themselves, no, they are on the downside and not coming back. Therefore, they will begin to cut personnel and salaries. Okay, so you're not going to see the quality, if you want to use that word. I don't want to be cynical about this.

Look, at Fox News, there are some really good reporters there. And when I worked at ABC News and CBS News, excellent reports. And they still are there. It's not that they've gotten any worse. They're good. But the overall management telling people what to do, money, taking precedence over everything, that's what led to the Dominion lawsuit, that is not going to change. So things are going to get worse.

there. And then the politicians are going to have to try to figure this out. How are they going to get their message to the voters? How? Can't go through the newspapers. Nobody reads the newspapers. Nobody. So that's out. Talk radio is just conservative, unless you listen to NPR. and I don't know anybody who does that. So Republicans have an outlet there, but to get the independence and the people who don't really know much, to get your message to them, you're going to have to go through social media.

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business. At 1215, he had a take your child to work day event. I don't know whether that means Hunter Biden went to work. Maybe take your Delaware, Hunter there? I don't know. I didn't see him. But there are a bunch of kids there.

All right. Roll the tape. What was the last country you traveled to? The last country I've traveled. I'm drinking once with the last one I was in. I've been to 89, I met with 89 heads of state so far.

So I'm trying to think, where was the last place I was, it's hard to keep track. I mean, yeah, you're right, Ireland. That's where it was. How'd you know that? He didn't remember that just a few days ago he traveled to Ireland for almost a week. If I were a Republican politician, that's all I would bet.

I just use that 30-second clip. That's it. And you come back, you go, this is who you want to go up against Xi and Putin, to run the economy. Is that it? He's impaired. There's no doubt. There's no two sides to the story.

He's delusional. He's impaired. He can't run the country. It's like taking the car keys away from an elderly parent. I had to do that with my mother. Okay. So it's just stunning. And then you remember yesterday,

so South Korean President Yun came to the White House and met with Mr. Biden in the morning. They had a debrief about that meeting. And as we reported yesterday, you and we'll show you again all right Biden had to use a prompt to tell reporters what he said to you and vice versa he had to read it he just couldn't come out and explain well this is what the president and i discussed he had to look down and it was written for him on a machine and he had to read it and today he doesn't remember he was in ireland in addition Biden had a

earpiece in that debrief where people were telling him stuff. I've never seen that before. I've been new in his 47 years. I've never seen a president of an earpiece in a debrief. Then he goes to the formal press conference, which was very short, and he has another prompt from the Los Angeles Times, a woman named Courtney So Bramanea, who is the Times White House reporter, he has in his hand what Courtney's question is going to be and her picture. So he can call on her and already have a rehearsed answer. Now, that is against every journalism rule in the world. So we call the Los Angeles Times and politely said, you got to comment on this?

And the woman, Hillary Manning, Vice President Communications, L.A. Times, said, our report he did not submit any questions in advance. Well, then how did Biden have the question on a sheet? How? It's impossible. Is he, Ms. Cleo? Is he a psychic now? He's got the woman's picture and her question on a sheet, calls on her. She asks the exact same question that's on the sheet. L.A. Times. Now, if you know anything about that newspaper, you know it's in the tank. It's horrible piece of garbage. And it used to be one of the best newspapers in the world. It isn't just stunning. And then the spokesperson, as I said, no, no, we didn't give the... Well, then how did he get it? Was it magic?

that is so corrupt, I can't even tell you how corrupt that is, to give the President of the United States a question in advance so we can call on you and have a rehearsed answer in a press conference, national, worldwide press conference? Unbelievable. In addition, at the same press conference, and we'd use this yesterday, but it's worth it, I'm going to advance the story. Here's what Biden said about his popularity. Go. We're making it sound like Biden's really underwater, and number one. Number two, when the same polling data asks whether they think what kind of job I've done, it gets overwhelmingly positive results from 58% thinking everything from the Chipsack and all the things we've done. The Biden tells the world Americans approve of his job performance by 58%.

this is not even close a CBS poll out this week has Biden at 59% disapproval 40, 39% approval. So Biden just lies. I don't think

he knows he's even lying. Now I know you're going to write me letters and you're giving him a pass. I'm not. I'm analyzing in an honest way. He doesn't know what he's saying. He doesn't know. So, I go on News Nation last night to discuss Joe Biden's mental state. Roll the tape.

Biden says the board is secure, and you say he's not delusional. Biden says 58% of Americans think he's doing a good job, and you say he's not delusioned. It's probably like some in the Democratic Party number or something like that. I'm sure they'll find some way to make it okay. There's a poll for everything. There's no backup. There's no backup, okay? Biden says inflation's transitory, okay?

It is. I mean... It's been going down for like the last six, seven months. How could you possibly arrive? No, gas prices are going up now. That's not the sole index of inflation. You know that. Don't be simple.

No, but it's a huge factor. Gas prices matter. They are not the same thing as saying inflation. All right. You said inflation. In my humble opinion... Gas prices are a problem. I've been doing this 45 years, in my humble opinion, Joe Biden is delusional, all right?

And if you want to give him, cut him some slack and saying he's just wrong, fine. You can live in that land. But that's what I'm worried about here, because delusion is going to hit she. It's going to hit Putin. It's going to hit a recession that many people believe is going to happen in a few months. Delusion is going to hit that. And that worries me. There are other economists who say the idea that we're going to have a recession of any merit is delusional.

I don't know who those economists are. I looked. I mean, you know, Paul Krugman and New York kind of, you know, that nut. But anyway, just this morning on the recession front, U.S. economy grew at only 1.1% in the first quarter. Much slower than expected. the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysts, B.E.A., all right, said that this country's economic growth slowed dramatically in the first three months of 2023. So I know what I'm talking about here.

And you see the layoffs starting to happen in the social media companies, entertainment, Disney, across the board. Now, I don't want a recession to happen. I'd rather it didn't happen and Cuomo be right, who Cuomo, by the way, is going to be on this broadcast on Monday. Because I don't want you and me and everybody else to get hurt by a recession. I don't want that to happen. But the indicators are overwhelmingly that it will. And if it doesn't, good. But Biden is delusional on almost every single.

issue. And again, the Ireland thing. Have you ever seen anything like that? I mean, I'm not talking about your grandma or something like that. I'm talking about a most powerful man in the world. Does he remember where he was two weeks ago? Okay, let's go to Trump. So a new Emerson poll, and Emerson is not a reliable polling agency, although this sample is okay. was among these candidates who would you most likely vote for in the upcoming Republican primary. Donald Trump, 62, Ron DeSantis, 16, Mike Pence, 7, Haley, 3. So it's overwhelmingly Trump. Now, the reason is, because of the brag indictment and all this other stuff that they're dropping on his head that fair-minded Americans know is political.

political. So he's got, Trump is engendering sympathy, and that's why his numbers are up. Now, this is only among Republicans. So that presents a problem to Governor DeSantis, the main competition in Donald Trump. And I don't expect that to change, by the way. It's going to be Trump DeSantis. So DeSantis overseas, and he visits Japan, South Korea, Israel, and UK. State of Florida pays for the trip, interestingly enough. So if you live down there and tax money is going for Ron to go around the world and tell everybody that he should be president. Anyway, he's in a tough spot, DeSantis. He's going to have a committing put together, but this is all BS and exploratory committee next

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On that note, Disney is now suing Governor DeSantis alleging harm to its business in Florida. As you know, there's a brawl. It started because Disney foolishly injected itself in the don't say gay legislation and basically told America, yeah, okay for teachers to come in and indoctrinate your children into a world when they're seven and eight they have no understanding of okay gender and all of this stuff you know what it is i have to go over it again and dissenter said well no you're not going to get that you're not going to do that we are giving you tax breaks all over the place and have for decades in in Orlando. You actually run the county where Disney World is, so that's going to stop

because you are hurting the state by your political stance, injecting yourself into politics. That's what the Santa said. I would have done the same thing, just so you don't. So now, Disney file suit yesterday in the Northern District of Florida, U.S. court, not state court. It's a federal beef. All right. And they are. saying, look, the power of the state is being used to hurt our business. That's illegal. And we want a redress. I don't think Disney will prevail here.

I could be wrong. But this looks like a convoluted lawsuit. I don't see it. You know, if Disney is going to go into the public arena on policy, certainly the politics, the politicians have a right to confront that. And if the state of Florida doesn't want to give Disney tax breaks any longer, is the right not to give them tax breaks. So that's the way I see it, but I could be wrong. Okay, so there's a bill, and I don't want to get too pinheady here, but this is interesting. There's a bill called the Protecting Kids on Social Media Act.

Okay? It's a bipartisan bill. And it would buy low. say that no child under the age of 13 could use Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok. And that if you were 13 to 17, parents would have to supervise. You'd have to get consent to go on those social media operations. Okay. So this is impossible to monitor. This is a symbolic act. I don't think it's going to pass. I don't think that the Democrats in the Senate will pass it. There's no vote on it set, but I thought you should know about it. But it's impossible. I mean, I'm apparent. I put limits on and all the computers and the laptops were in public areas of my house. But they had the phone. and I couldn't monitor it all the time, but I did a pretty good job of it. But I was vigilant. I really was vigilant.

Many parents aren't. And all you got to do is in these sites is, are you 18, are you 13, and they go, yeah, how are they going to know? They don't know and they don't care. So this is symbolic. There were people in the Veterans Administration that wanted to study the use of marijuana to to help military people with post-traumatic stress disorder. They just wanted to study if marijuana, medical marijuana, could help the PTSD vets.

All right, they wanted money from the federal government to do the study. Republicans killed it in the same. I would have voted yes on that. I would not have killed it. It's not a lot of money, and there's a lot of vets suffering. And if pot could help them, medical marijuana, I support it. Eight Republicans in the Senate voted for it, but that's it. And every Democrat did, but they didn't have the 60 votes to overcome the filibuster.

I don't know why they did that. You know, if that pot can help the vets, you know, it's got to be in a medical way. then they should do it. Ben and Jerry, remember Ben and Jerry? Okay, Far Left Cooke's really way out there. Anti-Israel, and even though they're Jewish. So Ben Cohen, Vermonter, 72 years old. He sold out, they sold out there Ben and Jerry's ice cream to a corporation.

Now he's starting up a marijuana business, Ben's Best Blins, B-L-N-Z. Okay. Non-profit cannabis line with a state admission of helping to write the wrongs of the war on drugs. That means Ben Cohen wants legalized drugs. That's what he wants. So he's starting it up to in Vermont and you can buy pot from Ben. No ice cream will pop. And he's going to give the money to a variety of far left the profits crew. Black cannabis entrepreneurs, not white like him, black. Cannabis entrepreneurs.

Vermont Racial Justice Alliance, Last Prisoner Project. These are Uber left-wing organizations. But no mothers against drunk driving. So, no, Ben Cohen's not going to give them a penny. Nobody that is working to protect drivers from intoxicated people on the road. No. They don't want to do that, Ben, do we? No. That's fascist. Right? So everybody gets as high as they can from your garbage and then go out and drive around Vermont. Okay, right, Ben? Awful. Alameda County, that's Oakland. Five-year-old girl. Ilyana, Chrysatomo, five years old, five years old, driving in a car. gang beggars come by fire bullets in the car she's dead okay they caught the guys and uh they're

all gangs and the d a will not file as many charges as she could to put these guys away for the rest of their lives she doesn't want them to be away for the rest of the lives the guys who kill the five-year-old didn't want them to be life okay so this one woman, Pamela Price, put her picture up there on a radio. She is an African American, okay? And she is as left wing as they come, selected in 2022, after pledging to disrupt prosecutorial conventionality. Well, she certainly is. So it's okay with her that the killers of a five-year-old don't spend as much time in prison as, they should I wonder if there's Soros money in this woman's uh let's do that for

Monday I'm just signaling my producer here see if Soros gave this woman any money I bet you he did smart life all right so we talked about ridicule when people ridicule you and it happens to all of us on this planet the most ridiculed individual that I have ever seen was Jesus of Nazareth couldn't have been ridiculed more than him what they did to him and how they did it, it was stunning. And it's a reason that he's a centerpiece of the New Testament, despite, and I'm not even talking about God now, I'm just talking about him, the man. So when you are ridiculed or you ridicule someone else, you are doing a hateful act.

And there are people on radio and television, their whole game is ridicule. That's all they do, and they make big money doing it. So ridicule is not criticism. Ridicule is trying to diminish you as a human being, trying to hurt you. Not just your feelings, but your whole being. That's ridicule. Horrible. There's a woman with an MBA from Harvard, okay, who is now specializing in etiquette.

I guess I should go and see this woman. Her name is Sarah Jane Hope. So she's come out with something that I think is very smart. She says, when you are insulted, not ridiculed, I'll tell you ridicule what you should do in a moment. When you are insulted by a friend or somebody makes a joke at your expense, it embarrasses you or whatever, there are three words that you should say, and only three. Ready for those words? Somebody makes fun of you. You turn red.

everybody laughs. You take a deep breath and you go, are you okay? That's it. Okay? I think that's pretty smart. You don't prolong the conversation. You look them in the eye too. But you get a message across like, I don't really like that. Now, with ridicule, it's different. There are two ways to handle it. My way, which is the wrong way. All right. The O'Reilly way. Don't do that. Because I have a tendency to like, bang, not hit. Can't do that. Can't do any physical stuff. But right between your eyes. That's my way. That just reinforces the ridiculeer and gives them power. It empowers the person ridiculeing. My way. Don't do my way. The other more disciplined way is to look the person in the eye if you, so one on one, okay, and just walk away. Don't say a word and never deal with that person again. Smart life.

This day in history, April 27th, 1989, Tiananmen Square, Beijing, China, an estimated 150,000 people in the streets demanding democracy. Okay? They didn't get it. And this was spurred on by students from 40 universities. You remember, there's a famous picture of a student standing in front of a tank, and this caught the communist authorities by surprise, but 150,000 Tiananmen Square. Now, it didn't work. In fact, it made things worse as the Chinese communists cracked down. How did they crack down? In China, every town, no matter how small it is, has a Gestapo. We gave you the Gestapo lesson yesterday. And by the way, if you want to know more about the Gestapo

and how the Nazis control the Germans, killing the SS. My book, Killing the SS, is the best book you can get on that. So the Chinese Communist took the Gestapo model, and they use it to this day. So there are plain clothes, informers, Chinese, government informers in every town. You get out of line, you say something anti-government, you make fun of she, you ridicule she, or you just poke a little fun at them, okay? Middle of the night, no knock on the door, by the way. Door gets kicked in or whatever.

You go out, they put you someplace. family doesn't know nobody knows believe me that gets around fast that word of that gets around fast that's out of communist control that's why you haven't seen any Tiananmen squares since April 27th 1989 34 years ago all right back with mail and a final thought and we appreciate you watching tonight and it will be very quick All right, let's go to the mail. We got Janine Panteen, Laramie Wyoming. Hey, Bill, Fox Nation's loss is your gain.

Fox Nation is the Internet arm of Fox News. I cancel my subscription with them and sign up with you. I've watched your program for the last three days, and now I realized how much I missed you. Now, Janine, you should have realized that six years ago. But I am so happy that you are back. And thousands of people are back. It's funny how the world works, isn't it?

Michael Harrigue, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Bill, there are not many left. Tucker Beck, you, I turn to for honest debate and news. Since Tucker is now gone, I drop the Fox subscription, subscribe to your platform in the blaze. Well, that's the marketplace. You know, the only thing that we don't have is the megaphone that reaches so many people. I mean, we mark it, but that's a big megaphone that the cable news operations and network news had. But we're happy you're here, Michael.

Aaron Helvig, Phoenix, Arizona, new subscriber, love the content, which Republican can beat Biden and which Democrat can beat Trump. If I knew that, Aaron, I go to London, and I place big money on the election. because you can only bet that. You can't bet on the election legally here. I don't know. Because things are going to change dramatically between now and the first of 2024. I mean, in the next, what, nine months? A lot of changes coming. Though you can't predict it. Scott Beck, Vandalia, Illinois. Trump clearly participated in debates that were hosted by people in the past who clearly did not like him. So his excuse that he won't debate in the primaries doesn't wash. He's way ahead in the polls, Scott.

You know, as I mentioned, when you get that big a lead, you don't need a debate. Now, again, things are going to change. But I remember back in the 2016 election, and I mentioned this yesterday when we reported that Trump said he's not going to debate. that after the Megan Kelly confrontation, Trump would not show up for the Iowa debate sponsored by Fox News, and I had them on a factor, and I was giving it to him.

I thought I could convince it to go to the debate. No, it didn't show. Let's keep that in mind. Floyd concierge member, and we hope you all check that out, Floyd has direct access to me. Hey, Bill, you have stated, it is your opinion that James Buchanan was the worst president in our history with Biden coming

in second. The divisional gap between who is worse and who comes in second is closing rapidly. While Buchanan did nothing to stave off the growing conflict between the states, Biden actively nullified most of Trump's policies and is causing problems we are facing today. But the problems we are facing today are intense, nothing like the Civil War, which was the worst thing that ever happened to this country, by far. And if you study the Civil War, killing Lincoln is the book, first killing book. If you see the carnage that happened there, and Buchanan allowed it, did nothing to stave it off, Biden'll never come close no matter what Biden does. unless he provokes a nuclear war or something.

Joe Poland and over Connecticut. I find it ironic that Homeland Chief May Orcas will be giving the 2003 commencement speech at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy here in Connecticut. One of the missions of the Guard is to protect and enforce our laws concerning our coastline border. It is ironic. It is. I don't know if the cadetians.

that's there at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy are going to be all that thrill with May Orcas. I'm going to monitor that. Thanks for the tip. Keith, Bill Howe is having separate graduation ceremonies at universities for different races, not going back to segregation because it's voluntary. That's, you know, it's racist, I think, but is voluntary. So they're not forcing people to do it. Segregation was forced. Lisa, California, I'm not going to withholding her last name.

Bill, the junior college I am attending is holding an additional graduation ceremony for African-American students. They can also attend the regular ceremony if they want. But I believe the alternative ceremony is racist. It is symbolically because it encourages a division of the races based on skin color. It's very astute of you, Lisa. And good luck. I hope you're going to go to a four-year college, but I wish you the best.

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we had to get made overseas, but they were distributed by an American company. I just got the American company's bill. But we're selling a lot of that team normal stuff. But we couldn't get the shirts and hats made in time to the campaign in the USA, which is kind of discouraging. But everything else is made in America, and I'm glad you like the mugs. They're the best mugs on a face of the area. Okay, look, Mother's Day coming up, and we got mom the woman's shirt. Can I say woman? I am going to say it. There's they are two ladies modeling and we let them keep the shirts and they love the shirts

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You get huge discounts, by the way. But the most important thing is that you're with us, okay? We have two campaigns going here. The first one is Team Normal, all right? Now, Team Normal is opposing Team Crazy. Team Crazy are the far leftists who want to tear the country apart, who want to divide us race, religion,

whatever it may be. They hate America, they want to tear it down. Team Normal loves America, wants to improve it, but loves it. So that's a campaign. We get the hats, the shirts, the mugs, the stickers, whatever it may be. So the more team normal that show the colors, we put, if you believe the media, the far left is running everything. That's not true.

Traditional people outnumber the far leftists. But nobody knows it. This is why we develop this team normal campaign. Okay. Second one is religion. I explained that I saw the bumper sticker that said religion fake news. on the Mass Pike when I was coming back from watching my son play lacrosse in Boston.

And I said, hmm, you know, okay, that's freedom of expression, but I'm gonna get my own bumps sticker and here it is. Atheism, nothing there. That's a good counter. So if these people wanna blow V8 that, you know, fake new, there, there you go.

Now, we're doing these campaigns with humor. We're outsmarting the opposition. We're being clever. So Team Normal, you wear the gear or you have the bumper sticker on your car, whatever. I guarantee you go into any store and people are going to go, what's Team Normal? And you're going to tell them.

And you get a conversation. You get new friends. I guarantee you wear the hat and shirt. Everybody's going to want to know what it is. And then with atheism, nothing there. It's just witty. Because that's right. Atheism is nothing.

Nothing amoeba into a brontosaurus, my favorite allusion. Okay, so it's important for our culture war that our side, traditional people who understand the history of this nation and how our blood and sacrifice have freed billions of people all of the world and provided more opportunity inside America than any other country in the world is not even close not even close and finally i'm going to ireland uh in mid-jou i'll tell you about that trip as it gets closer but i can guarantee you i will not forget that i was there until i'm in the ground all right so i will remember that i'm going to donegal ireland for a nice look around on the wild coast and wait for that we very much appreciate you watching and listening to the no spin news i got

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