Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - The Trump Administration's Best Day, Qatar's Plane to President Trump, Habeas Corpus Suspension Controversy & Zelenskyy-Putin Meeting

Episode Date: May 13, 2025

Tonight's rundown: Hey BillOReilly.com Premium and Concierge Members, welcome to the No Spin News for Monday, May 12, 2025. Stand Up for Your Country.  Talking Points Memo: The Trump administration is having its best day since the inauguration. Bill recaps President Trump's press conference from this morning. Why is Qatar offering to donate a jumbo jet to the U.S. Department of Defense? Bill breaks down Stephen Miller's claim that the Trump administration is considering suspending habeas corpus. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has agreed to meet Russian President Putin in Turkey, marking their second meeting since 2019. Newark Mayor Ras Baraka was arrested at an ICE facility while joining Democrats to conduct an 'oversight' visit. Final Thought: Bill thanks everyone for the continued Holly condolences. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With PayPal, I can pay now or pay in four, no interest and no fees. Now feature ears on this prime cut musical meat. You can pay your own way. Don't just pay PayPal. Subject to approval eligibility parents. Learn more at PayPal.com slash pay in for. Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. May 12th, 2025, stand up for your country. Well, this was the best day the Trump administration has

had since the inauguration. In its second term, anyway, lots of action. And we're going to run it down. I'm not going to use a guest because there's so much here that's important to your life. And I'm going to run it down. I'm going to speak more slowly than I usually do, because tremendous amount of information. And as always, with Donald Trump, it could change every hour on the hour, but this is what we know. And that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. So press conference this morning, president looked about as happy as he can look. So he was going to boy it.

First up was the Chinese trade. Now, this has caused angst all over the world. stock market fluctuations all over the place, a lot of fear and loathing, a lot of anger, a lot of anti-Trump criticism. We all know this. Okay. So over the weekend, there was a meeting in Geneva, Switzerland, between Chinese representatives and Americans. And they talked about trade for three days. Here's how President Trump summed it up. Go. And they've agreed to open China, fully open China. And, uh, I think it's going to be fantastic for China.

I think it's going to be fantastic for us. And I think it's going to be great for unification and peace. Well, I hope so. But you never know. Now, as I mentioned, I'm going to China at the end of this month. I've got work to do there. I think I'm going, but you never know. But this is obviously a positive step.

Stock market opened up more than 1,000 points. You get it. But, of course, there's dissent because in the eyes of, I don't know, maybe 30% of the American public, Donald Trump can't do anything right. Roll the tape. It had to lower expectations. In order to meet expectations, in order to exceed expectations, you know, it would be basically what you're looking at is a retreat here. That's a lot. I mean, it's just ridiculous.

And why MSNBC, which is NBC News, would run that. that is just, it's absurd. You know, if anybody ever said that to me in any context, I'd just slice them up. I'm not a retreat. This is a positive step. But that guy, I mean, there's a legion of them. And NBC News recruits those people. That's what bothers me about it. Okay. So, if you, it was Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and a guy that I don't know, Jameson Greer. Those were our two guys in Geneva. It looks like they did a good job. You can read, Well Street Journal is probably best at this, all of the 145% trap tariff drops to 30, drops to 15.

I'm not going to bother you with that. Okay? Suffice it to say that the heat is now dropping, which is good for the world. Okay? Now, the details, as I said, are going to change. It's going to be in. It's going to be out. And the anti-Trump people will nitpick every single thing.

And the pro-Trump people will say, hallelujah, this is, we're going to be whatever. Okay. Here we will tell you the truth. This is a very positive development for you. family, your friends, and for the country. That's a true. Let's go on to drug prices. Now, this in particular is senior citizens.

This only has to do with Medicare and Medicaid, because feds pay money to the states and they have drug prescriptions in that package. Donald Trump cannot regulate under the Constitution. prices that private companies charge in the marketplace. But when the federal government is picking up the tab, he can. So that's what this is all about. All right. And ever since I've known him, President Trump has been furious

that Americans pay far more for drugs. Even though it's U.S. pharmaceutical companies making those drugs, then they pay overseas. And the reason for that is tariffs. that Belgium and France and Greece and all the countries all over the world will not take those drugs from the U.S. companies unless the price is fixed. And the price is negotiable, but it's much lower than what we pay. Here's President Trump today. Go. Whoever is paying the lowest price, that's the price that we're going to get.

So remember that. So we're no longer paying 10 times more than another country. whoever is paying the lowest price, we will look at that price, and we will say that's the price we're going to pay. Most favorite nations, that's what it is. All right, and Trump's going to say to the pharmaceutical companies, the United States buys your drugs to distribute to the people on Medicare, and in some cases, Medicaid, and this is what we're going to pay. And a drug company is going to have to do that.

they can't afford to lose the US market okay this is an extraordinarily good thing for Americans and for senior citizens because this thing has been out of control for a long time of course the Trump haters they don't like it go well let's be clear God created the Republican Party in order to deliver tax cuts for billionaires and big corporations so I will take with many grains of the idea that Donald Trump is actually going to do something on drug prices. Well, he's probably dumber than the first guy, and it's a race to the bottom. Look, pal, you're a Congress from Pennsylvania, and if you are that dumb, you should resign.

He's already done it. He already signed executive order on it. Are you that dumb? I guess you are. His name that guy is Brendan Boyle. it's ridiculous okay um so it's very difficult in this country to get the truth i wrote a message of the day on bill o'reilly dot com it's free you don't have to sign up for anything explaining why we have a 90% retention rate of premium members on bill o'reilly dot com because

because you cannot get the truth from 90% of the media outlets and politicians. Well, Trump is trying to get these prices down. So senior citizens have a little more disposable income. You know what co-pay is? Okay? Trying to get it down. Oh, he's terrible. Oh, no.

It's just unbelievable. All right, so the president is on. on his way to the Gulf might be there by the time we air. And he's going to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and United Arab Emirates. He's got Marco Rubio, Secretary of State. He's got Pete Heggssef, defense, Treasury, Scott Besson, the guy who was in Switzerland, and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnik, who I ran into at the Nick game on Saturday, right? Saturday, yeah, and Nick's got destroyed by the Celtics. Anyway, Ludnik was there, and I had a nice

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circle k makes your day so donald trump is trying to secure one trillion dollars from the saudi government um to invest in u.s industry i think he's going to get it because the the Saudis need our weapons to fight off Iran. I think he'll get the trillion. He's got a deal for $600 billion now. He wants it up $400 billion. Okay. Could be wrong.

In the United Arab Emirates, the same thing. He wants to make deals that they will buy American AI stuff, semiconductors, all of that. And a gutter, Trump wants to basically talk about military security. which means that if we have to attack Iran, we'll be able to use all the Gulf states in order to base. And he's also going to throw in Gaza ceasefire stuff. So he'll be back on Friday, I guess, the president. And that's a long trip for him. Now, he may go to Turkey, and I'll tell you why in a moment. But along the way, Gutter has offered to donate a jumbo jet to the Trump administration

because Boeing can't build Air Force One. Now Boeing, based out of Seattle, and I think they have a big plant in South Carolina as well, is a dire trouble. I don't know what happened to. It used to be the premier plane building company in the world. Now it can't do, it's constantly in trouble. So, Air Force One, as you may have heard Trump say 18 times today, is 40 years old. You don't want to be flying around a 40-year-old plane. But Bowling Camp, it will be Air Force One. So gutter says, hey, we'll give you our best plane. Free.

Trump says, okay. Oh, no, no, no, no. I mean, it was really funny. And I only did this because of my news. I have to gather the news. I turned on the view, and there they are. I mean, I got it. Like these ladies know anything.

So if the Trump administration does accept that plane, it's going to have to be done with congressional oversight. Now, they'll get it because Republicans control Congress, but they just can't take the plane. There's steps you have to go by. And Congress has got to be involved in that. And it will happen, I think. And then Trump says, after I'm president, then I'm president. I'm going to, the Qataris told me I can use the plane at my library because Reagan has a plane out there, an Air Force went out in Seamy Valley, I believe.

Anyway, this is just epistle. It means nothing, okay? But this is what the Trump haters, they grab onto. All right, habeas corpus. Now, this means something. So we'll go from nothing to something. think. Habious corpus means that the government cannot come into your home, and if you're arrested there has to be a warrant, and then you're entitled to an attorney, and you're entitled to a

speedy trial in front of a jury of your peers, that's habeas corpus. Government can't violate that according to constitution. It has been violated four times in the past, in our past history, and I'll get that out in a moment. But Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, who is a bomb thrower, Okay, put this out. Go. Well, the Constitution is clear, and that, of course, is the supreme law of the land that the privilege of the writ of habeas corpus can be suspended in a time of invasion. So I would say that's an option we're actively looking at. Okay.

The invasion is migrants. Twelve million undocumented here. So the Trump administration says it's an invasion. Supreme Court going to say that? I don't think so. but it could be wrong, okay? But that's the Trump administration said. We're invaded.

We're invaded. Now, we weren't really invaded because President Biden invited them in, allowed these people to come in. That's the problem that Trump administration and Miller had. So this wasn't guys just storming the walls. Biden said, hey, come on in. I don't care. We're not going to obey immigration law, my administration, for four years. We're not obey in it.

Once that gets into a court system, the invasion thing is going to be tamped down. So I don't expect to hear a lot about this. All right, habeas corp is not going to be suspended. Okay, you can take it to the bank. If you can get a bet on that, take the bet. Now, the other thing, Abraham Lincoln suspended habeas corpus just in the state of Maryland. Because in that state during the Civil War, there were riots. Maryland was a divided state between slave, people wanted slavery, people did.

And there were riots in the streets, and they were provoked by Confederate spies. So Lincoln said, no, we're throwing everybody, all the rioters in jail. No charges, nothing. Boom, you're in jail. That's what happened there. Then in 1871, the Ku Klux Klan took all. over 11 counties in South Carolina, took them over, ran them until U.S. Grant

finally sent federal forces down and suspended the writ of habeas corpus. This went in and wiped out the clan. Then I didn't even know this. In 1905, there was a rebellion in the Philippines, which was controlled by the USA, And they suspended habeas corpus there. And in 1941 after Pearl Harbor was bombed by the Japanese,

they suspended habeas corpus in Hawaii. They didn't know if there were Japanese infantry, is there other than right? The only times would happen. Isn't that an interesting story? Now, Miller just does that, throws that a hand grenade in, just to drive the liberal media crazy, which work. And then Miller goes out and has a nice dinner.

That's what the Trump administration does. Okay. Thursday. Zelensky is going to meet with Putin in Turkey. Okay. Why? Because the EU has threatened Putin, not Trump. Instead, if you don't sign off on a 30-day ceasefire,

we are going to put massive sanctions on you. you on Russia. And Russia economy is like this. Okay. So it was a direct threat from Macron of France and a whole bunch of others in Europe, Germany, okay, said, hey, you better stop for 30 days or we're cutting everything off. Trump hinted he might go from the Gulf to Turkey if he thinks that stuff is going well. We're watching it closely, but that's why that happened. Putin and Zelenskyy have only met once before in 2019. They hate each other.

But, you know, look, both can't continue this way. That's a strong point that the West has. Both Ukraine and Russia are getting massively hurt. Hamas releases the last American hostage in Gaza, Aiden Alexander, 21 years old. He was 19 when he was abducted by Hamas. He was in the Israeli army. He was raised in Tenafly, New Jersey.

And they let him out. And he was given to the Red Cross in Gaza. The 59 hostage is still there. 24 of the 59 are dead, according to Hamas. Trump is trying to get the rest out. I'm I'm doing to my family

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All right, Donald Trump is urging his Supreme Court to end Biden's mass parole. Now, this is a story that people don't understand. Again, that's why I will like you to watch and listen on the radio with a pen and paper. So under the Biden administration, there are four countries singled out for special consideration in the migrant area. Four countries. Those countries are Cuba, Haiti, Nagragua, Venezuela, all horrible places run by crazy. people. And in a humanitarian way, and that's what the basis of this was, if you can get here and you're a citizen of any of those countries, you can stay, according to President

Biden. But he didn't vet anybody. Of course not. Why would he bother vetting anybody? So in Venezuela, Nicaragua, and to a lesser extent, Haiti and Cuba, criminals came. And they're running a while. not overwhelming. The most criminals are from Mexico and Central and South American country. Nikonagra, of course, of that as well. But Biden was noble in a sense that these are terrible countries,

political repressions all over the place, but then he didn't vet anybody because he was too lazy to do his job or he didn't understand or he was in a fog or he's taking a nap. I don't know. So Trump has done to the Supreme Court hold it. we have to vet these people. But a judge in Boston, of course, Indira Tawani,

appointed by Barack Obama, said, no, no, nope, Trump can't demand that. Okay, so Trump's going to the Supreme Court. The problem is that Justice Kenjani Brown Jackson, probably the most liberal member, even worse on the left and so do Mayor, is in charge of hearing this. I don't think it's going to get anywhere. This is politics in the justice system, the immigration system. But maybe I'm wrong.

Maybe it'll get to the Supreme Court. I don't know. Hey Bill O'Reilly here in my career. I have interviewed seven presidents, covered every major story of the last few decades. But I've never seen an opportunity like this one. President Trump's second term could mirror the economic boom in the 1920s. A time when unemployment hit 1.8%.

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55 years old, two-term mayor. He was arrested for the, let's see, disturbing to P trespassing. Nothing will happen to him. I mean, he got what he wanted. This was a stunt. Okay, they're noble, the migrants, they hate ice. Okay, on and on. We all know what it is. And, you know, I'm not opposed to that kind of a demonstration. Just don't break the law. Don't. You know, demonstrate what you want. Iran. So here, the Trump administration is caught in a tough cycle. Iran is playing games, just like Putin's playing games. They don't want to make any deal.

They want to get a nuke. But Trump is very clear you're not going to get a nuke. And if you continue to do this kind of stuff, build a nuke and enrich the uranium, we're going to bomb you. Or Israel will bomb you, but you're going to get bombed. It's as simple as that. That's what it is. You've got to stop enriching uranium to make. make your bomb, we're going to bomb you.

We're going to take out all your ports, not going to get anything in or out. So the Iranians go, okay, well, we'll talk about it. And talk and talk and talk and talk and talk and talk. So Steve Whitcomb, you know, he got very high praise from President Trump today. He's the head investigator. He was the guy who did the Chinese deal

and he goes over to Oman, Muscat, to negotiate with the Iranians. Are they going to get a deal? They have to get a deal because the mullahs have no protection. Israel love to waste them. Love to. Take them right out.

They have no allies in the Gulf. Everybody hates Iran. They have no allies. Putin is their only ally. And Putin's not going to, believe me, he's got to know problems. So they've got to get a deal, but it's very, very difficult.

I'm pretty good negotiating these things. Um, but I wouldn't want to be doing this. These people, when you read the chapter and my book, Confronting Evil, which is out in September on Ayatollah Khomeini, what do you see? I mean, these people are not, they don't live on the same planet that we live on. All right, the Pope. So he invites the media in, all right? I understand, uh, worldwide media, which is not much better than the American media.

The American media is as corrupt as it's ever been in the entire history of our country. And you know, how many times do I have to prove it? Okay, so the Pope invites everybody in at the Vatican's Nervi Hall today and says this. The church recognizes in these witnesses, I'm thinking of those who report on war even at the cost of their lives. the courage of those who defend dignity, justice, and the right of people to be informed. Because only informed individuals can make free choices. And that's true. That's why we do so well here. Our goal is to inform you honestly.

Now, the Post speaks English, but he was speaking in Italian, which I thought was a mistake. Because most of the media in the world, because of social media and the internet, is English. I don't know. Why are you speaking Italian? For what? Most international reporters speak English. But that's nitpicking. But he's right. I mean, you know, we need an honest, vibrant media.

And I've been in war zones. I've been at risk. And I did it to try to get you information. You know, I got a ton of mail. read you one letter later about why are you going to China you know and I have to go I'm reporting all right I have a window that very few human beings have by this invitation and we're going to try to shoot a little bit I don't know whether they're going to be successful doing that or not but either way I have to do it am I scared I'm not scared I mean I'm not that's not the kind of

guy I am. I don't think the Chinese are going to do anything untoward. But if they do, they do. Smart life. So I'm the wrong guy to give you this advice. I don't want to be a hypocrite. I am not a patient man. And that's good and bad. I get a lot of things done because I cut through the BS. I got no tolerance for it. But sometimes it's ridiculous. And I'm demanding that things happen and read but if you are patient you are smarter than I am or more disciplined than I am however about a month ago on April 16th and all hell was breaking loose about these tariffs this is what I said go now stock market's crazy again today again I reiterate I'm not doing anything all right it's up down it's annoying beyond belief

But to sell on the down, and I, you know, I think it will sort itself out in the next month or so. I could be wrong, but that's what I'm doing, which was nothing. Not selling. I bought a little bit, but not much. Now, I'd turn it out to be right today, May 12th. But three days hence, I might be wrong. So here is the smart life tip. Number one, be as patient as you can.

I was patient. I didn't make any crazy moves. But now I've recovered, and maybe you have two, all of the things that I lost when the terror of hysteria kicked in. What am I going to do now? I looked at it today, I looked at my portfolio today, and I'm going, I didn't pull the trigger on any sales, but here's the smart life tip. If you went through mental anguish earlier this year because of the stock market craziness, if that happened to you, you might want to consider

slimming it down. Now, okay? So I told you a few weeks of that I sold some gold that I had because it was at the high level. I can't give you individual financial advice. I can't tell you what I'm doing. I have a tolerance for risk, so I don't have to sell. But I know a lot of people who were really almost physically sick about what happened to their portfolios in April. If that was you, cut it down.

Get your money out, get your money back. Maybe you made a little money, okay? And just live so you're not suffering because it's going to go down again. I don't know when. Nobody knows when. All of these economic signs today were good. But if somebody does a terror attack, if some crazy thing happened, you know, that's smart life.

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And this is based on human trafficking, smuggling, drug trafficking, arms trafficking, financial crimes, cyberdependent crimes, environmental crimes, like shooting wildlife and all of that. That's what it's about. Here are the top five, and I'll give you another five. Myanmar, that's Burma. Okay, that's number one.

That is narcotics, the Golden Triangle, poppies, heroin, the Enemar military government, which is a dictatorship, totalitarians, they get paid off, big heroin factor. Colombia, that is cocaine. Same thing. Mexico is a combination of all drugs and the highest murder rate in the Western Hemisphere, by far dangerous country out of control. Paraguay, now that's an interesting country, Paraguay.

A lot of Nazis went there after World War II. That's a smuggler's haven. Very few people enforce the law in Paraguay. If you're a smuggler, no matter what it is, you can go there and operate with impunity. Next one is the Congo. That is diamonds and totally out of control murders. No law enforcement in the condo. Here are the next five.

Nigeria, a lot of crime, very little supervision. Then we go to South Africa. that's basically street crime. They can't control street crime in South Africa. If you walk around Johannesburg after dark, you're out of your blank in mind. Iraq, that's a government breakdown, and there are so many guns in Iraq,

so many jihadists, so many idiots running around. Afghanistan, same thing. So everybody's got a gun, and they don't like you, they shoot you. And Lebanon, no central government. Now, the USA is 67 on the list. Decent. UK is 61.

They're more dangerous than we are. The UK, China's 33. China is all about stealing other people's stuff, intellectual theft, that kind of thing. You commit a crime, a street crime in China, you're done. Okay, you're finished. There's no due process in China. The safest place, Polynesia, in the South Pacific, nobody there, but nothing to steal. But if you want to be relaxed, you go to Polynesia.

Stay in history on May 12th, 2002. Jimmy Carter arrives in Cuba, first U.S. president to visit since Castro turned the nation communists. That was 23 years ago today. Here's what Carter said. I recognized for in advance that after 43 years of misunderstanding and animosity, that one brief trip could not change the basic relationships between our peoples. But my hope is that, in some small way, at least, our visit might improve that situation in the future.

Well, he did. In 2016, under Barack Obama, who was, you know, friendly toward Cuba, relatively speaking, I went, okay, with a bunch of guys. And boy, was it interesting, totalitarian state. um it was uh surveillance everybody we were followed um beautiful beaches my god um no air conditioning for these people it's one of the hottest places in the world um they had nothing Cuban people have nothing now if you want to go to Cuba there you cannot go under the Trump administration for leisure travel okay if you have family there or a business you get a special visa but if you just want to go on vacation, like we did, Vardero Beach, a beautiful beach, can't do it anymore.

We flew over from Key West, but you popped, it took like 15 minutes. All right, and I have a big thank you for you in the final thought. Here is the final thought of the day. As you know, my Corgi Holly passed away a few weeks ago, and the condolences are still coming in from all over the world. I think Holly broke the Guinness Book of Records for pet condolences, and I can't answer them wrong, and it just kills me, and they're coming in from everywhere. So by the time they reach me, you know, but I just want to thank everybody now for acknowledging

Holly, and she was a beautiful dog, and we missed. The house will never be the same. You know, even after the weeks past, you know, I still, when it come home. Oh, my God. It's just not the same. And, you know, if you've had a pet, dog or cat or parakeet or whatever, and you get attached to them and they're not there, you know what it is. But the generosity of spirit, you know, I don't, I'm not a sentimental man.

I don't do this a lot. But you just see the people with the cards and the drawings and the pictures. And they, you know, and they take the time out of their lives to do this. And then they figure out where to send it. I mean, that's called general. of spirit. And I have answered some, but I just can't answer them all. I mean, it's just impossible for me to do it. But I want you to know that, boy, oh boy, it was really a tribute to Holly. And, you know, I'm very, very thankful that you are listening and watching me,

not only because of commercial reasons, but because I think most of you are good folks. Okay, it's far more important. So we will be here all this week. boy what a week this is going to shaping up the bay right thank you for watching we'll see you tomorrow