The Trump-Biden Debate Rules, Biden's Hollywood Fundraiser Controversy, Victor Davis Hanson on America's Decline, Terrorist Arrest Coverage, & More
00:00Hey Bill O'Reilly here.Welcome to the No Spin News, Monday, June 17th,2024, stand up for your country.Well, the news cycle really heating up,I'm blaming it on climate change.You know, did you ever notice nowwhenever there's a storm or a fire or anything?the AP, the Associated Press, which usually reports on these things, it's always global warming,
00:35always, no matter what it is, could be an avalanche, a snow, it could be anything.And I don't want to be cynical, I do believe that, you know, the planet is changing.I think that that's happening.We just don't know exactly why, although I want a much cleaner situation, as I'm sure you do as well.But everybody's overheated, and that is extending into the news cycle.Today, the Talking Points memo is about the CNN debate upcoming on Thursday, June 27th.You know all about it, I'm sure.Okay, so you got Trump and Biden.
01:12They're going to be on the stage.It's going to be in Atlanta.You've got to have Dana Bash and Jake Tapper to CNN people moderating it.Here are the rules just announcing both Trump and Biden agreed to these rules.minute debate, two commercial breaks, candidates will appear at their respective podiums, okay,I would assume that, and the campaign staff will not be allowed to interact with the candidates.All right?So then the microphones will be muted until the candidate is designated to speak, so therefore
01:51no one can interrupt, which is not really a great thing, butBut, you know, I think it'll help Trump because Trump is a tendency to interrupt every second.All right.The candidates will not be permitted to have pre-written notes or props.They can't have a pen and a pad of paper and some water.Well, that's nice.No live audience.Now, I wrote a column yesterday called It's Debatable, predicting exactly what's going to happen in this debate.
02:17So I want you to read the column or, you know, download it.And then when a debate happens and I'm 100% correct, you can send me a nice email.saying, hey, Bill, how'd you do it?But here's the situation.OK, so I'm getting all kinds of mail that Biden'sgoing to have an earpiece.I have an earpiece right now.He's not going to have an earpiece.
02:39Then I'm getting that he's going to know the questionsahead of time.He's not going to know the questions ahead of time.Because if CNN does anything, all right, it's through.Remember, CNN is the lowest ratings of history now.They're right on the cliff.They can't do, they have to play it straight.Now, play it straight.
03:00They got two moderators who hate Trump.They hate her.And you do his research, tap her and bash, and you'll see it.There's no doubt about it.So I have a suggestion for Donald Trump.Now, to be fair, I should have a suggestion for Joe Biden, but I don't because all he'sgoing to do is memorize stuff and spit the memorization back if he can't.The drama is, will Joe remember what he's memorized?
03:30Okay?So, but Trump has an opportunity that he doesn't even know about.But I want to tell you, because I'm not in a business to be helping political candidates.So if I'm Trump on the stage and the thing evolves the way I believe it will with Bash and Tapper,basically be asking questions about 9-11, about, not 9-11, about January 6th,about the election fraud, this is where they're going to go.They're going to try to embarrass Trump, gotcha Trump.Going to go, oh, you said this, you said that, you said this, you're going to kill people,
04:06blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, like that.If I'm Trump, all I say is, look, I'm not even going to bother with that tonight.I want to give you my vision for the future and then give the vision for the future.Remember, they can't interrupt Trump.Then about halfway through the debate, if it's as softball as I think it will be,Remember that CNN has to ask Biden about the border,but they don't have to follow up when Biden blames Trump for all the problems,which he will do.
04:37So if I'm Trump, when they ask me a question about halfway through,I said, I'll answer that in a moment,but why don't you guys ask Joe Biden this?Boom.Trump should have five of those.Why don't you ask him this?I think people would like to know that.Now, that puts the moderators in a terrible position if they don't ask it.
05:04Because everybody will, yeah, how come they're not asking that?And I mean obvious questions about the border, about inflation, about Ukraine, about Israel, whatever it may be.Okay?If Trump does that, he wins that debate because he throws CNN into confusion.Let me recap again.You've got to wait to halfway through, and it's apparent that Tapper and Bash are not going to try to pin Biden down.And Trump says, whatever's asked of him, I'll answer that in a moment, but I have a suggestion he has to do it politely.Why don't you ask President Biden about this?
05:45And then every question hence, he throws one in.Is that brilliant?Come on.Bill at Bill O'Reilly.com.If he does that, it's over.He wins.And that's a memo.All right.
06:01Joe Biden, fundraiser, controversy.Now, remember, he's wobbly, and I'd be wobbly.So he goes to Europe, and then he comes back, then he goes to Europe again, then he goes to L.A.I mean, the guy has got to be wobbly.But he goes to raise $28 million in a celebrity fundraiser in Los Angeles, and this happens at the end of it.So roll a tape now, we'll take a look.So there is Biden and Obama, Jimmy Kimmel, standing there and waving at the crowd,and then all of a sudden President Obama takes President Biden's wrist and leads him off the stage.
06:50Okay.So immediately, the anti-Biden forces say, hey, look at that. Obama had to pull him off the stage.Now, let's be fair about this.It's a wide shot.We don't know, all right, exactly how that came.But it looks like on the hand to the wrist that Obama was taking them off the stage.Now, this comes after the Italian situation where you saw the tape, whereBiden was wandering away, and then the New York Post and others said,
07:25oh, look, he's wandering off the group, and the Italian president had to bring him back.Well, he was wandering for a reason, and the Post didn't report that.He wanted to greet one of the flyers that did the overhead.Okay? That wasn't fair.This one, if I'm betting here, I'm betting that Obama let him off the stage.But I could be wrong.Let's face it, the U.S. economy is under stress.National debt rising, trade war, shaking the markets.
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09:43He is frozen and Barack Obama grabs him by the arm.Look, snaps out of it, and then this is smart.Obama knows, you know, sort of pats him on the back and then just sort of walks him off stageand pretends they're having a conversation, which, of course, they're not.Well, how does he know they're not?How would he possibly know they're not having a conversation?See, that's a kind of commentary.You've got to watch that.
10:07You really have to watch it.So the White House issued this statement, quote,Fresh up being fact-checked by at least six mainstream news organizations for lying about President Biden with cheap fakes.Rupert Murdoch's sad little super PAC, the New York Post, is back to disrespecting its readers and itself.Once again, by pretending the president taking in a plodding crowd for a few seconds is somehow wrong.Their ethical standards could be deal with a little unfreezing.Okay.The New York Post has been Biden's main tormentor.
10:44There's no doubt about that.that, all right? But, you know, the White House has got the Democratic Party allied with NBC News, ABC, CBS, CNN, all of them.Here's what was said on MSNBC. Go.Because they have to keep engaging in cheap fakes to try to make Joe Biden look bad.And they go to this weekend. They've done it over the past several weeks.They've got the New York Post doing it, the R&C's doing it, all of these right-wing stooges on X are doing it.All right.I mean, come on, White House, you got most of the media.
11:27By the way, that program there, it's watched by less than a million people.I mean, it gets a lot of ink because the progressive left media promotes its own.They don't really matter.but it's an interesting comment my take is this we here will only report what we know to be truei don't know if biden froze on that l-a stage and had to be led off by obama it looks that waybut i don't know a hundred percent all right president's schedule he didn't do anythingtoday, and I wouldn't either. I'd be sleeping 24 hours. He meets at 3.30 with Secretary GeneralJens Stoltenberg, who heads NATO. Okay. I don't expect Mr. Biden to do much. He's got to start
12:19to debate prep, because it's going to take him a while and memorize all those answers.Involved in his campaign is a very simple question. Will Americaevaporate slowly or quickly if one or the other are elected, Trump or Biden.That's what both sides are saying.Okay?So if you vote for Trump, you won't have a country, quote Donald Trump.If you vote for Biden, you won't have a country.If you vote for Trump, you won't have democracy.
12:55That's what it is.So one person is following this is, I have said he's a better columnist than I am.I have said that publicly.His name is Victor Davis Hanson.You know him.He's got a new book out called The End of Everything, How Wars Descend into Annihilation.I'm reading the book.I'm in a chapter with the Astex, okay, because I'm a history guy, and I like all this stuff.
13:22So Professor Hanson, he teaches at Pepperdine, he's at the Hoover Institution, he's a busy guy,but he's taking time out to join us now from Palo Alto, California.So number one about the book, I'm enjoying the book.but you know this is a hardcore history book so people should know that it's notcontemporized but the message certainly is because a lot of people feel that theUSA is in steep decline on a number of fronts do you believe that I do and Ididn't write the book for that purpose but once I looked at these examples ofThebes and Carthage and as you said the Aztecs at Tenochitlan and of course
14:01Constantinople there were certain themes Billthat once powerful states or nations were in decline and yet in denial, they felt that they were as robust as ever, that the enemy wouldn't dare attack them, that there would be allies on the horizon to save them, that even if they were attacked, the nature of their enemies were not, they weren't existential. They didn't want to destroy them. Who would want to do that? And yet, so when I finished, I wrote an epilogue and looked at various places around the world where there are bad,actors like that but more importantly there are once powerful nations that don't reinvest in whatonce made them powerful and yet they're in complete denial about their vulnerability and i thinkthe united states fits that pretty well but i think a lot of the voters are worried i mean my mailreflects that i get thousands of letters uh and it reflects that if joe biden and i believe thismyself because i ought to be up front when i do my commentary i believe another four years of joeBiden will damage this country almost beyond repair.
15:10And I have a book coming out in September call confronting the presidents where we evaluateevery president, all 45, and where they help or hurt the country.Joe Biden has hurt the country so dramatically in three and a half years.He ranks up as his second worst president next to James Buchanan, the guy who totally bootedthe Civil War.Okay.So another four years of a Biden who cannot even function on a day-to-day basis.And if he dies or incapacitated, Kamala Harris, because she's not going to kick her off the ticket.
15:41All right?Then I'm saying to myself, it's over because there are no restraints then.Biden's got some restraints now, which is why he issued the executive order on the border.He'll have none that.And so we'll have every front.It'll be socialism.That's what I think is in play here.Socialism. Do you see it the same way?
16:03Yeah, I do.What's new about Biden is that the border was always porous, but it was never non-existent.He's destroyed it as a concept.And we always had high crime spikes, but we never had a period where crime was legitimizedas sort of a critical legal theory or critical race theory that the oppressed had certain rightsto take what wasn't theirs, for example.We've never borrowed a trillion dollars every 90 days.to be elected at that rate we could borrow another 16 trillion there is limits to that
16:34and when we have all of this natural wealth and energy and food and people and we're not utilizingit or we're utilizing it in a destructive way i'm very worried about the military 45 000 recruitsshort and when you look at the people who are not joining bill they're the verydemographic that died at double their numbers in afghanistan and iraq in the demographic so theythey have done something and we could get i don't want to get into it to alienate white males fromthe interior or the rural areas of america that traditionally were willing to go to god-awfulplaces to serve their country and so there's a lot of things going on that are very very dangerousand i agree entirely and you know this as well as anybody you saw the parallel with the roman
17:18empire that once the romans could not recruitamong roman citizens and had to hire mercenaries that was the beginning of the end of the empireAnd now we don't have enough people to fill our military roles,whereas China and Russia are accelerating their military presenceto a degree probably never be foreseen in their history.Now, Joe Biden, if you trace his past in the Senate,he was never a left-wing bomb thrower.Now he is.
17:53What happened?Well, I think there was a Faustian bargain made in that 2020 primary race where they hadall of these extremists, Buttig, Corey, Booker, Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, etc., and theywere all felt to be not competitive against Trump.And so there was an idea that they were all, remember, almost in unison, they droppedout, and the deal was that they knew that Joe Biden was cognitively challenged then.but he had a reputation of old Joe Biden from Scranton,and he would provide the proper veneer.
18:29But in exchange in that Faustian bargain,he was to outsource major appointmentsand even policy directives to the teamthat had been around Barack Obama.And I think that's what we got.He was supposed to be old Joe Biden from Scranton,and then we've got Susan Rice,the Obama's, Eric Holder,
18:49and the foreign policy, Ben Rhodes,and all of those people who I think are directed,the policy of the Biden administration.I think the bombers feel that they were the frontier,they were the pathbreakers into socialism,and they were restricted because they had to,they were the first people to be that radical,and now they feel a tinge of regret
19:10that we could have done so much more had we been more bold,but now Biden is this empty vesselthat offers us an opportunity,and that's what they're doing.All right, that's a good explanation, as they've heard.But remember, under eight years of Obama, he wasn't a bomb-throwing far-left guy.He deported more migrants than any other president in history.He didn't open the border.
19:34He was weak in foreign policy.There's no question about that.And then his economics, you know, the Obamacare, you can make an argument on both sides.But it wasn't, you know, a punitive time for the American worker.Now it is.Do you believe Biden made that Faustian bargain, as you put it, consciously, or he's just so far out there?He just doesn't know from day to day what's happening, and he just does, as he's instructed to do.Which is it?
20:05I think it's the latter.I think his wife is playing sort of the Edith Wilson role, and that she's got gatekeepers around him, but he was not aware of, I don't think he's aware of all at all of what he's saying orI don't. I think you're right. Jill Biden is a villain, I think. But in Afghanistan, no cognizant presidentwould have done what he did. Barack Obama never would have done that. Never. In a million years,would he have abandoned all of those weapons, put Americans and Afghans who helped the USA at riskand turned over government to the Taliban. Barack Obama would not have done that.No, but Joe Biden did. He did. And remember that.as we left, we had the pride flag flying from the embassy, we had a gender studies program at
20:56the University of Kabul, we had George Floyd Murals. So we were culturally imperialistic, but wedidn't have the military heft. So we suffered from both being culturally arrogant and thenmilitarily weak. But no, that was from the people around Joe Biden. And he just signed offon to it. We've got a lot of radical people around him. I do thinkthat Obama was very transparent when he once said,do you regret you didn't do things in which you ever liked a third term?And he famously said, well, you know, if I could just stay in my basement and phone it inwithout having to do the work, but I could phone in my directives, that would be an ideal third
21:35term.I think that was really something that we should have taken seriously because I think that'swhere we are now.Yeah, but if he wants a third term, all he's got to do is put Michelle out there, and Michellewould probably win.Now, on the other side, democracy on the ticket, Trump is a fascist,everybody's, Alexandria Ocasio-Coyotez is going to be put in a camp.This is cartoonish stuff, but do you think that some of the folks buy it?
22:09I think they will.I think when you look at these conspiracies theories or whatever they are, we forget theyworked. I mean, Donald Trump lost the popular vote in 2016 as a result, probably of collusion.And none of those people were ever prosecuted that hired Christopher Steele, Perkins Co., GPS,D&C. That was illegal to hire a foreign national and then create that dossier. And thelaptop people, when Anthony Blinken rounded up those 51 authorities and that empowered Joe Bidenin the debate, and I think that had some bearing on the election, none of those peoplewherever have ever apologized. They've never admitted they lied to the American people. Anthony
22:48Blinken suffered no downside. So when I look at these conspiracy theories, they all seem to havehad some utility. And it suggests to me that whether you call them October surprises or whatever,we're going to see a lot of them. You mentioned one. And I think there's going to be this narrativethat Donald Trump is going to end democracy. He's going to put people in camps. They're going to have allsorts of frenzy. I think another one is going to be that actually he'smore debilitated than Joe Biden.He slurs his word.People in private meetings say that he's no more.
23:20Yeah, Trump does too much media.That's not going to agree.I'd like to bring you back sometime this summer just to talk about your state, California.Right now, there's a movement in California, as you well know, to block referendums thatare on the ballot, okay, on crime and taxes.by the far, far left legislature in Sacramento and Governor Newsom.They want to stop the people from voting on crime, safety, and lower taxes.It's an unbelievable story that goes to the totalitarianism of the left,
23:59but I don't have time to do it tonight.But will you come back sometime this summer and chat with me about it?Because you know a lot about that.Absolutely, Bill. I'll be happy to.Okay. Thank you, Professor. Really.The book is The end of everything, how wars descend into annihilation.It does have an absolute linkage to what we are going through here today.Hey, I'm Caitlin Becker, the host of the New York Postcast, and I've got exactly what you need to start your weekdays.
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25:08lawmakers, newsmakers, and even the president of the United States.States. These are the leaders shaping the future of America and the world. Listen to Podforce1 with me, Miranda Devine, every week on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcast.You don't want to miss an episode. All right, the terrorist arrest last week. Big story. I told youit was big. Wednesday, June 12th. Eight men from...Tajikistan, all tied to ISIS, arrested by ICE and the FBI.Okay.They all came across the southern border.
25:52Big story, right?Well, the FBI chief says, hey, he's real worried about terrorism.Will it tape.Well, I've been consistent in my message externally and internally about my concerns,about the threats that are from the FBI's perspective that emanate from the border.Okay, big story.We did it.here's who did it and here's who did not right after the arrest that night did not cover
26:19ABC News, World News Tonight, NBC Nightly News, CBS Evening News, totally shut out.MSNBC Prime didn't cover.On FNC, Jesse Waters and Hannity and Gutfeld did not mention.I was surprised.Did cover CNN Aaron Burnett, CNN Anderson Cooper, FNC,Laura Ingraham. They did cover it. So you can see that anything that would hurt Joe Bidenis going to be suppressed. I think the FNC people that didn't cover it were more interestedin other stories, but if I were producing those programs, they absolutely would have covered it.
27:00Lara Trump is the co-chair of the Republican National Committee. She says she's sending out100,000 poll watchers to the boat in November, 100,000. Now, I studied by theBrennan Center for Justice says that voter fraud is small in this country.If you were interested, it's the Brennan Center for Justice, you can look it up.Now 50 states, each one runs its own vote, and people are concerned about fraud.A lot of people believe that Trump lost that cause of fraud.But we have to go by the stats.So we have two states that have studied voter fraud.
27:38is Ohio and it basically found out that there's very, very little in Ohio.They let's see, it's 137 suspected non-citizens in Ohio voted out of 8 million.North Carolina did the same thing, 41 foreign national suspected of voting out of 4.8 million.So we are a stat-fact-driven program.You should know all that.Media corruption.So Tucker Calls is doing a live tour.I think he's doing 15 shows.
28:21All right.And a guy named Oliver Darcy at CNN hates Tucker Carlson.Darcy hates me.He hates anyone who's ever had anything to do with Fox News.Anyone who's walked by the Fox building, Oliver Darcy hates.Okay, so he's trying to kill the Tucker Carlson shows.He's trying to kill it, all right?Here's what he says, and he works for CNN.
28:46This is on a CNN dime.Quote, companies with basic ethics should, of course,reject doing business with dishonest figures,Tucker Carlson, who profit by dumping toxic wasteinto the country's information environment.But doing so puts them at risk of being targetedby these very same people who, like Trump,have tremendous sway over the vast majority of Republicans and a lightning rod for painful boycotts.
29:10So basically what Darcy is saying is that no company, no arena, no ticket master,no anybody should do business with Tucker Crofts.That's fascism.Okay, in my opinion.But you should know this is the level of hate.Smart life.internet addiction may affect your teen's brain. It's not may. Okay, it is. And most teenagers areaddicted to the internet, unfortunately. So this comes in a mental health journal. It's a study
29:48neuroimaging of hundreds of adolescents ages 10 to 19 who heavily use the internet. The findings.When participants clinically diagnosed with an addiction, engaged in activities governed by the brain's executive function network,behaviors requiring attention, planning, decision-making, and impulse recall collapse.Now, I know this is true. You know this is true. It's in smart life for this reason.Most young people, and even into their 40s and 50s, that I encounter now, are having very very,very hard time processing verbal instructions. They can't do it. They can't remember.When I order food, when I order anything, I repeat three times, and then I have the personon the other end of the line, read it back to me. So it's so frustrating because the written, the
30:58spoken word isvanishing as faras any kind of command isconcerned. I hada middle-aged woman saidand it wasn'tconfused. Text it to me.I was given her a couple of dates
31:14that things were going to happen.Couldn't do it. Could nottake, could not getthe information into a brainby verbal.It's happening.Be veryvery, very cautious, especially if it's important. Okay, back it up with a text or an email.
31:35You have to. All right, out on the east end of Long Island, there's a deli called a red horse market.Okay, I pass it a lot. It's in East Hampton. They are charging $120 for a pound of lobster salad.I made all the New York papers, $120 for a pound of lobster salad. The best quote was,I have no problem with this because the deli is separating fools from their money.I love that quote.What kind of a blank and moron would be $120 for a pound of lobster salad?It should cost you $25.But they get it because there are very, very wealthy people out there.
32:24They don't care.They don't care.They sit their money on fire.Stay in history, June 17, 1885, Statue of Liberty arrives in New York Harbor, 139 years ago, today, 1885.All right, they sent it in boxes, okay, it 350 pieces and 214 crates.And we had to assemble it, President Grover Cleveland.Oh, I write about him in confronting the president, you don't believe this guy.He was in charge. He takes it and they build the big Statue of Liberty. Now, why did they do it? Why did France do this? It cost them 500, 5.5.5 million in today's money to send that over here. Why did they do it? The Third Republic was underway in France. And it was dicey. Okay? And they wanted to send a message to the French people, they, the French government, the Third Republic, that the
33:25democracy works. So they sent the Statue of Liberty over here, hoping that we get all kinds ofgood publicity, and that's why it happened. Okay, back in a moment with a final thought.All right, here is the final thought of the day. Nine years ago, yesterday, okay? Donald Trumpannounced he was running for president. Now, I your humble correspondent did the firstinterview with him after that 2015 announcement here's a look the first debate is fox andin the top 10 on the polling average are going to get in so you may very well get into that debateall right so you're going to be looking at the other nine are you going to slash them are you going toget up there honest bill uh are you i will take my heart out of it i don't care i'm either going to win
34:19or i'm not going to win and if i don't win i'm going to go back to building the greatestBut it's got to be a strategy.I'll go to Turnberry in Scotland, which I own.I'll go to Durrell in Miami, which I...Look, look, no, no, I have a strategy.But I don't know.All my life...You don't know if you're going to slash and burn.
34:33I won't be the nicest.I'm just going to be honest.I'm not going to slash him, but I'm going to be honest.They don't have it.Well, he slashed and burned.Little Marco, Lion Ted.And now they're all his friends.Except...
34:51Jeff Bush,not his friend. Bush family, oh, they all like Donald Trump. That was the most fascinating thingI have ever reported on in my 50 years politically. The wars that I covered were the most fascinatingthing. But politically, the rise of Donald Trump and how he defeated nine establishmentRepublicans in the 2016 vote was absolutely stunning just from a historical basis because he hadhe had no center of gravity now he does the former president he's got an organization he's gotthe maga people he's got a baseline he had no baseline at all that's what he was sayingah if i lose i'll i'll go to scotland i'll go to miami i have a good life i don't
35:47needed, and he was telling the truth. He decided to do it because to him, there was no downsideto running for president, even if he lost. So why? He discovered the downside when he was successful.And in history, as you'll see in confronting the presidents, only one other presidentwent through more personal attacks and vilification than Donald Trump.Only one, and that was Abraham Lincoln.Now, there was some nasty, nasty brawls.Andrew Jackson, John Quincy Adams, Teddy Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, nasty.I mean, but nothing like what Donald Trump has gone through.
36:40Now, I'm not portraying him as a victim, though.There's a difference.As a historian, he's been treated unfairly.That's true.Okay, by the press and by the Democratic establishments in the justice side, the liberal states.There's no doubt about that.But he brought some of it on himself, Donald Trump did.He knows that.
37:04I've discussed it with him.All right.But he believes, and he might be right about this, he believes, he believes,the more outraged, he can make the American voter the better chance he has of getting backto the Oval Office.Because I keep going to him, and I actually had a brief exchange with him over thisanniversary, because he remembers the interview that I did with him.I keep pounding statesman, statesman, statesman, you got a record to run on to him.
37:37and then he keeps going, I got to whip up the crowd.It worked the first time.I don't know if it's going to work the second time.And earlier in this broadcast, I said,I didn't have any advice for Joe Biden on the debate.And I don't because I can't calibratewhat his state of mind is.I gave Trump the best tip he'll ever get on the debate.
38:07But I was thinking about Biden.If I'm advising Biden, I don't know what to tell him.He doesn't have a, he can't run on anything.All of his policies have failed.I mean almost 100%.What would I do?I'll come up with something down the road.Thank you for watching and listening to the NOSPN News.
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