Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - The Truth About the January 6th Committee, Trump Takes on Pelosi, Al Gore Invokes Uvalde, the Economy, & More

Episode Date: July 26, 2022

Tonight's rundown: A special Talking Points Memo on the January 6th Committee Former President Trump takes on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi Oxford Club Chief Investment Strategist joins Bill to talk about the economy Former Vice President Al Gore compares climate deniers to Uvalde police officers This Day in History: World's first test tube baby born in England Final Thought: Defending America Special In Case You Missed It: Don't miss the "Defending America" special, exclusive to Premium & Concierge Members, Wednesday, July 27. Get a BillOReilly.com Premium Membership today and get "Killing the Killers" free! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hey Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the No Spin News, Monday, July 25th, 2022, stand up for your country. You know, we are living in a country where deceit, in my humble opinion, is at a record high. have Americans face such dishonesty in many, many parts of their lives. And it's amplified by the smartphones and the Internet and all of that where there are really no regulations or editors or scruples. I mean, it's just a free fire zone, as you all know. But the truth is important to your life.

And tonight we have a whole bunch of stuff to tell you that I think will improve your circumstance. And again, we always recommend that you listen and watch the no-spin news with a pen and paper. So the first thing I want to get out of the way, and I mean that literally, is a January 6th committee. And I know many of you aren't watching it because you know, as I know, that this committee in the House of Representatives isn't looking for the truth. They don't want to know what really happened on January 6th. They want to take Donald Trump off the board in a political way. So he doesn't run again. He doesn't get the MAGA thing going.

They just want to destroy him politically. That's why this committee is in business. I mean, it's clear. And the media, of course, aids that. They amplify everything said in the hearings as fact when it isn't. So my staff and I put a lot of work into this. talking points memo and we are going to run it down for you right now okay so let's begin with the timeline leading up to the riot on january 6th on wednesday december 16th 2020

u.s capital police learn that protests were being organized and the nexus was going to be the grounds on January 6th. All right. So that's a pretty good indicator that the authorities in Washington had a heads up. On Saturday, January 2nd, 2021, a woman named Carol Corbyn who has kind of disappeared. She was working for the Defense Department. She was the program director at the U.S. Department of Defense. I don't know what that is. as a program director. But anyway, Ms. Corbyn texted the Capitol Police deputy chief, Sean Gallagher, asking whether or not the Capitol Police want to put in a request, a formal request, with the Defense Department for the National Guard on January 6th. So all of this is documented,

okay? So four days before, the Pentagon saying, hey, you want the Guard. On January 4th, days before, the Capitol Police Chief Stephen Sunned asked the Senate and the House Sergeant's at Arms for the authority to have the National Guard assist with security on January 6th. So it's two days before. Sun's request was denied. That's pretty stunning. You didn't hear that on the committee representing January 6th, did you? No. Now, the Post reports that House Sergeant in Arms Paul Irving told son, the guy who said, hey, do you want the guard, all right, that he wasn't comfortable with the optics of formally declaring an emergency ahead of the demonstration. Now, Nancy Pelosi had to know that,

all right? Because Nancy Pelosi is ahead of the house. He's not speaker, Sergeant Arms right below her. So you had to know it. So he said, no, no, no, no, no. Don't send the guard over. Okay, this is all confirmed, again, in writing, by the Defense Department's Inspector General Sean O'Donnell. Throw it on up there, and I will read it to you. So, he says, confirmed in writing, the White House met with Defense Secretary Christopher Miller and General Mark Millie, okay, three days before the riot. And the report says that the president told Mr. Miller there would be a large number of protesters on January 6, 2021, and Mr. Miller, the defense department chief, should ensure sufficient National Guard of soldiers would be there to make it. Sure, it was a safe event. Unquote. So the Inspector General of the DOD puts out that report. right. Do you hear about that? Was the Inspector General called? Sean O'Donnell? Was he called to testify

in front of the January 6th committee? No, he was not. Was it called? I mean, it's staggering. Just that omission alone is staggering. Why would you not call the man? He issued a report before the January 6th situation. He said, hey, President Trump, met with Millie, and they headed the Defense Department, and said, hey, you got enough, we got to get guys in there. But they had to be formally requested by either or both, the mayor of D.C., Muriel Bowser, who said flat out, I didn't want them. Okay. And Nancy Pelosi, who says she didn't know about it, which is impossible. It's impossible. She had to know about it. Okay, so there's no doubt at all that Donald Trump did not want violence on January 6th.

No doubt at all. Okay? Now let's go to the timeline for the White House. Now here is where President Trump made mistakes. At 113, Donald Trump ended his speech saying, quote, I know that everyone here will soon be marching over to the Capitol building to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard. We're going to the Capitol,

going to try and give them Republicans the kind of pride moldness that they need to take back our country, unquote. All right, so that, he wrapped up his speech saying that. Shortly after 2 p.m., 45 minutes later, all right, the Capitol was seized, windows broken, people going on the grounds illegally. All right, 45 minutes later.

At 224, 24 minutes after the siege began, President Trump tweeted out, quote, Mike Pence didn't have the courage to do what he should have done and protect our country and our Constitution, unquote. That was a big mistake by Donald Trump, big mistake, to tweet that out in the middle of this thing. At 313, President Trump tweets again, quote, I am asking for everyone at the U.S. U.S. Capitol remain peaceful. No violence. Remember, we are the party of law and order. Respect the law and our great men and women in blue. Thank you. Okay. At 417 an hour later, a video message goes out from the White House and it says, quote, we had an election that was stolen from us. It was a landlide

election, landslide election, and everyone knows it, especially the other side. But you have to go home now. We have to have peace. We have to have law and order. So go home. We love you. You're very special. I know what you feel, but go home and go home in peace. At 8 p.m., the capital was secured. Now, it is clear to me and any other fair-minded person that Donald Trump did not act quickly enough after the riot broke out to quell the riot. He should have appeared on video, almost immediately. In fact, his supporters were texting and calling and emailing. Please do that. He did not do it. Why not? Because he didn't want to alienate his supporters. He almost froze. He was watching the television coverage, well documented. But he froze. He didn't know how to handle it because it was his people, his supporters, that were breaching the Capitol.

So that was his biggest mistake. He did not act quickly enough to condemn the riot and say, knock it off. Now, this is not actionable. He cannot be charged with a crime or anything else. This kangaroo court of the January 6th commission is a joke. I'd just give you one more. Remember Cassidy Hutchinson who said Trump lost control and wanted to drive to Capitol and he's grabbing steering wheels in a Secret Service car and all of that? Okay. All hearsay, 100% hearsay, she didn't witness any of it. She was a low-level staffer inside the White House.

So why wouldn't you subpoena issued subpoenas for the Secret Service who were in the car? January 6th Committee? No. Didn't do it. Why? Because they knew the Secret Service would contradict Cassidy Hudson. And all the press knew it, but they printed it anyway as fact. And they broadcast it as fact. This is deceit. This is dishonesty. Now, you have gotten in the last 10 minutes the most honest analysis of January 6th you're ever going to get. Everything I told you is in stone fact.

No opinion other than me saying that Trump didn't want. violence, and that's clearly established, and that he made a big mistake by not acting fast enough. Those are the only two opinions in the 10-minute analysis, and they're both true based upon what we know. So you as the American voter, the American citizen, now have to decide whether Mr. Trump's mistakes eliminate him from consideration to be president, because he's going to run. again. So that's your decision. But your decision should be based on facts, not a staged setup by

Nancy Pelosi and her January 6th committee, starring Liz Cheney, who's soon to be unemployed. Wyoming voters are going to throw her out. She's going to be lucky to get 20% in the primary coming up in August there. Okay. Now, if you have any questions or comments at all. Bill at Bill O'Reilly.com for both radio and television all over the world. Bill at Bill O'Reilly.com. Name in town. Got to put your name in town in there. Okay. Let me hear them. I'll answer them tomorrow. We have this. And I want to congratulate my staff. Very, very thorough. We looked at everything. And again, what we told you is absolutely. true. And that is the memo.

All right, President Biden didn't do anything today. Still recovering from COVID. He had some virtual remarks, the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement. That's fine. He's improved. His doctor saves a sore throat. Senator Mansion now is COVID. Everybody has COVID. A lot of my friends have COVID, COVID, COVID. I'm waiting for the CDC. I don't want Fauci get him out of there. But look, it's clear the vaccine doesn't protect. you from COVID. That's clear. Let's get that on the table, please. Let's say that. Now, it's also clear from the studies that I've seen that if you get the vaccine as I have

and you contract COVID, the COVID will not be as bad. So I think Biden had 87 shots or something, and he has a sore throat. Okay. But I think we need to have some clarity here in the federal government about what the deuce is going on with the COVID. But we don't get it because we don't get anything. All right, here's a good story. So there is the Chips for America Act in play. Do you know what that is? Chips for America?

I didn't. All right, this is an act of Congress to reduce U.S. reliance on foreign-made semiconductors and they're going to pass legislation. It's now approved in the sense. by a wide margin for the federal government to help the semiconductor industry get away from foreign importation to get their own up and running. So there's a company called NVIDIA, NVIDIA, NVIDIA, which is in a semiconductor arena. Nancy Pelosi's husband, Paul Pelosi, He buys 20,000 shares of the stock and spends millions of dollars doing it.

So now some people are screaming that the 82-year-old Paul Pelosi is doing insider trading. That is not true. Okay, this was a public vote in the Senate. Everybody knew that this is in play. Invidia, everybody knows it's a semiconductor stock. So Paul Pelosi goes in, he buys all his stock. And here's what Donald Trump says about it. Go. People like crazy Nancy Pelosi, she's nuts.

I'm telling me, she's a nut job. I mean, you talk about people in politics. Look at her husband. Every time something happens, he goes out and he buys stuff. He's made a lot of money. He made $100 million. Okay, so he said, but it's legal. What he did was legal.

But they've done it before the Pelosi's. I mean, they're masters of manipulation over there. All right, since the first year, the stock market's down 13.5%. In July, it's up a little bit. Bonds are down. Gold is down, all right? Everything's down. And in my opinion, the financial markets know two things.

Inflation is roaring out of control, and the Biden administration's incompetent. You combine the two, and it's a tough arena to buy stock. So I get a lot of letters from you guys. I get letters all the time. I cannot give you financial advice. I can tell you what I do, and what I do is I listen to a guy named Alex Green, who I've listened to for about 20 years. When Alex was 11 years old, I started listening to him.

He joins us from Charlottesville, Virginia. He is the chief investment strategist at Oxford Club. All right, so I'm mad at you because my portfolios down about 9, 10%, I'm not really mad at you. But I don't know what to do. And nobody else does either as far as I didn't sell, you know, I had stops, which means that if it hits a certain point, and I did sell a bunch of stocks of mine that I didn't want to because the stop was hit. But going forward, which is what the no spend news is all about, Alex, I have no blank and clue what to do. So what do you tell them people? Well, you've got a lot of company, Bill, first of all, with your port

being down and also having questions about what to do. I probably should begin by saying that before anybody wonders about what the government should do to fix this situation, we should stop and take a minute to think about what the government did to create this situation. The economic shutdown was a huge mistake. You can't just bring the whole world economy to a screeching halt and without terrible ramifications, especially to the supply chain. That was problem number one.

Problem number two was spending countless trillions of dollars, $6 trillion in the U.S. alone on COVID release, they sent all this money out. And at the same time, another branch of the government, the Federal Reserve held interest rates at zero for so long and even said openly, we're going to let inflation run hot and just let things go. And so between the shutdown, the massive spending,

and the zero interest rates, they put us in this situation. Now we're all dealing with the ramifications. of that. So what we're seeing in the markets is just the reaction to the fact that there's so much uncertainty, uncertainty about inflation and oil prices, uncertainty about economic growth, and certainly about interest rates, uncertainty about whether we're going to have a recession or not. And so markets are forward-looking, and what the markets have said this year is, oh, my gosh, things have taken a turn for the worst. And what makes this? Go ahead. So chaos is bad for the

market and I agree with everything you said, the COVID shutdown disrupted economic matters all over the planet. And then to compensate for people not working, they issued the money to the small business people, anti-individual, because they had to have something coming in. I don't blame the government for that. I do blame them for overspending and trying to bribe people to vote for them. They always do it. And then there's the interest rates that you explain. Now, I assume that the Fed is going to raise the interest rate again in September. Do you agree with me on that? They're going to raise rates three quarters of a point this week,

and then they're going to raise point. The market is pricing in two more half-point rate increases before the end of the year. All right. So this week, we get another one, and then two more. But the market has already priced that in, you're saying, so it's not going to be like that 2,000 point drop when they finally do it? No. I mean, not based on that three-term.

quarter point hike this week alone, for instance. There could be other news that calls the market to sell off, but markets are forward-looking. They realize what's happening. The Fed has been very transparent and saying that they're going to try to catch up. What's got people a little frightened is to raise rates in a gallop. I mean, usually they raise rates a quarter of a point. They wait and see what happens. They raise another quarter point. They wait and see what happens. There's three quarters of a point at a time has got people unnerved because the fear is that the Fed is going to take interest rates so high, so fast, that it might possibly push us into recession. It's happened in the past, and it could happen again. Well, we're already in a consumer recession in the sense that

people are cutting back on their spending here. I don't know anybody who isn't because they're very, very worried. Why gold is supposed to be a hedge, metal is supposed to be a hedge commodities? Why is gold down 7% this year, whatever it's down? I mean, why is that happening? It is down 7%. It's down 5% in July alone. The reason gold is down, because again, remember, the markets are not reacting to what has happened. The markets are reacting to what they think is going to happen. And what the markets are saying loud and clear is, as terrible as inflation is right now, it's going to moderate. Look at bond yields, the 10-year bond yields 2.8%.

That's nothing if inflation is running at 9.1%, you're getting better than a negative 6% return, which is bad. If you look at commodity prices, they're all coming down, not just gold. but copper is down, lumbers down, oil is down over 20% from its peak back in June. And gold is coming down because the smart money, because you're talking about the best connected people in the world who are putting their money to work in these markets. They're looking forward and saying, as bad as inflation is, it's going to get better, not worse.

And so that's why bond yields are low. So inflation is going to get better. Certainly oil prices are going to come down. I don't know if that's going to correspond to the pump. You know how slow retail, retail is to catch up to the worldwide price of oil. It's not like an instantaneous thing as gas station owners and oil companies are making tons of money now. They're not going to be real enthusiastic about dropping a price, but I think it'll come down. Now, for people who have college

funds and they have retirement funds and they don't have control over their investments because they invest in mutual funds or other people buy the stocks, other people do the stuff, what is your advised to them? Well, the first thing I'd say is to have some perspective and realize that we have economic expansions and we have economic recessions. We have bull markets and we have bear markets and they're largely unpredictable. And that's the scary part about being an investor. But what's important to know is that there is no asset class. There's no place that can put your money that you can put your money to work that has outperformed a diversified portfolio of stock over the long haul. You're absolutely right, Bill. This is not for your short-term money. It's not if you're

saving for a down payment or a house or your son or daughter is going to college in the fall, that money has got no business in the stock market. But for money that you've set aside for long-term goals like retirement or just to build a nest egg to live off of someday, that money has a home in the stock market. And I can tell you, Bill, that every single market sell off of the last 37 years, the crash of 87, the bear market of 1990, the dot com collapsed after 9-11, the great recession, COVID collapse. I bought into every single one of those stock markets. It was always scary, and I was always happy later on that I did. So you bought when prices were down. You took that gamble and it paid off of you over a 37-year

period, correct? Well, it's a gamble in the short term because stock prices can always go lower, but over the long haul, you have to remember that for not just for the last 10 years or 50 years, but for the last 200 years, nothing has done better than a diversified portfolio. of stocks if you can stick with the program hang on during the tough times and even add to to your stock holdings when when the market is down okay that the problem is the political uncertainty we have an incompetent administration and this is not a political statement it's true if you look how trump ran the economy as opposed to biden it's it's like two different hemispheres trump spent too much money federal government spent too much money under him there's no doubt

but he ran the economy understood the economy Biden doesn't understand anything So people are very frightened that this guy and the progressives will continue in power and the socialists and all that. And that what we saw in the last 37 years that you referred to won't continue because of this insane progressive mindset, last word. Well, first of all, it would have been much worse if it weren't for Joe Manchin. At least you've got one same. That's right. That's right. One guy, though.

And he's got COVID now. Right. Well, it's one guy. But if that one guy can get us to November. And if the Republicans take the House and or Senate, then the Democratic agenda is off the table. So if you're looking for a bright lightened in the tunnel, it looks very likely like we're going to have a sea change. We won't have a conservative pro-business president after November, but we won't, we will have a Congress that won't rubber stamp anything he wants to do. All right, Alex, thanks very much.

Alex from the Oxford Club is our go-to, my go-to, financial guy. And he says stuff even I can understand. So, let's go to Al Gore. Remember Al? Al Lee, I love him. All right, so I'm running this segment just to show you how fanatical a progressive movement is. So Mr. Gore is on Meet the Press. Nobody watches it anymore, but he was there and here's what he said. Go. You know, the climate deniers are really in some ways similar to all of those almost 400 law enforcement officers in Uvaldi, Texas. who were waiting outside an unlocked door while the children were being massacred. They heard the screams. They heard the gunshots. And nobody stepped forward.

And so, Mr. Gore saying, because climate change is going to doom the planet, we're not doing, we're not stepping forward and on and on and on and on. I'm pretty fanatical when you say. Comparing that to Avaldi. I mean, all right. In California, more fires every summer. And this is Mariposa County, beautiful place right outside of Yosemite. You got 17,000 acres already burned.

6,000 people evacuated out there. Every summer in California, there it is. Global warming, I don't know. I just know it's every summer. Let's face it, the U.S. economy is under stress. National debt rising, trade war, shaking the markets. and meanwhile, China is dumping the dollar and stockpiling gold. That's why I protected my savings with physical gold and silver through the only dealer I trust,

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All right, legalizing drugs leads to increased drug use. Okay. Is that you need a Ph.D.? Well, apparently you do, because this is a Columbia University and City University of New York study. All right, they published a drug and alcohol dependence study was released July 19th 10 days ago, or whatever it is, a week ago. And they said, hey, in all the states that have legalized cannabis, now far more people smoke pot than before okay you know we're living in a stone generation here I mean it was bad when I was in college in the late 60s early

70s but worse now all right there's an update on a horrible story in Ohio Indiana nine-year-old girl raped it's pregnant cross the state lines from Ohio to Indiana gets an abortion. The 27-year-old suspect, illegal alien Gerson Fuentes, from Guatemala, is being charged. He has been charged felony rape of a minor. All right, he has not entered a plea. He is being held on $2 million bail. He will never see the light of freedom again, this man. And he shouldn't. He should. But I wanted to give you an update on that. You know, it's so depraved, there's not even any words for it. You just can't describe it.

The guy's the devil. And I know I'm convicting him without due process, but he admitted it. Policops, he did it. Okay, new report for the University of Massachusetts says older Americans, half of them, cannot afford essential expenses. All right, the index takes into account health care, food, housing, transportation. so half of the nation's elderly can't afford the bills to pay the bills so we segue into our smart live segment again this is new and if you are just joining us on radio and television this is a segment on a daily basis that will save you money save you money

that's what we're trying to do here we've been very successful in the first couple of weeks because of you, you're sending us tips. So anyway, there's a website called Yelp, Y-E-L-P. And according to Yelp, most restaurants in the USA are now downsizing their portions. I've seen it. I told you I had a breakfast place, and I get half of what I used to get in an order of Corn Beach hash, which they do very well there. Okay.

and the price is same, but what's on my plate is half of what it was last summer. And if you go to the grocery store, almost every package you buy is less than what it was. And this is added into inflation. It's not added into the 9.6% or 1% whatever it is, but you know what it is. So you pay more for less. Just so you know, when you go to a restaurant, check it out. it's annoying okay um so a guy named timothy olander lives in milford connecticut send me 10 money saving tips hey tim i really appreciate it so do the millions of people watching

and listening to us tonight i'm going to read you some of them some of them are good um but some of them i got some questions so tim's first tip if you're not working with a financial planner get one so that's what i say got to have some somebody to go to for financial advice, even if you don't have that much, somebody who does your taxes, whatever it may be, got to have it, all right, because in your state is different than my state. Don't accumulate credit card debt, okay, but most people, they can't help it. They don't have enough cash to cover, so they have to string it out. Don't buy coffee by the cup. You're crazy to spend four or five dollars on a cup of coffee out. So Tim is echoing

me. Rethink your television services, cut the cable. So we have a new partner, VidGo, VAs and Victor, ID, GO. You'll be hearing more about that. Cut your bill in half for pretty much the same thing you get now. So that's great tip. Buy your stuff in bulk, go to Costco and Sam's and Walmart and bulk up because it's a lot more, you'll save a lot money doing that, okay? And then check online. We went over that last week. So we appreciate it.

If you have a tip to save people money like Kent Dixon who lives in Port of Texas, he says, if you can fill up your tank after the weekend, on Monday is the best day to buy gas today. Okay, it goes down a couple of cents. But then when the weekend comes, it goes off. That's from Ken Dixon. This day in history, July 25th, 1978, the world's first test two babies born in England. It's 44 years ago, Louise Joy Brown.

Okay? So on July 25th, 1978, Louise Joy Brown entered the world in vitro fertilization in Manchester, England. And she has had a healthy life. She's got two sons of her own. She kept a very low profile, known around. But because of that 44 years ago, now 8 million babies around the world have been born from in vitro. But it's complicated.

It doesn't each year in the USA, 55,000 women give birth that way. but it's about a 40, 45% chance if you're in your 30s. So, but the technology is there, and, you know, there's some moral questions that I'll get into that. You know, parents make their own decisions on that. Okay. So we got a good mail segment and final thought that you're going to want to hear. And we have a special coming up on Wednesday evening. You're going to want to see.

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I'm not analyzing the media, I'm analyzing the lawsuit. All right. So in a court of law, if you say you being a media agency that Dominion cheated in the 2020 presidential election, you better be able to back that up with documentation. Now, we have not seen documentation that dominion cheated. If we do, I'll be the first to report it. But right now, if I'm betting, I'm betting Dominion wins its lawsuit against Fox, O-A-N, and Newsmax, unless they have proof of what they said.

David Newell, Zionsville, Indiana, who's paying the television stations for the January 6th hearings coverage? No one. They run commercials. They just do it because they, thing with the public service. But as we said, it's all dishonest, so there's no truth the least. Gail Seward, Prairie Village, Kansas. Bill, I want to thank you for your smart life segments. They have helped me immediately. I use the Honey app and was able to save

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Lisa Wood, leave some in Missouri. I have a question for you, O'Reilly on last night show. You said that you want alternative fuel developed, and although it's not there yet, you're hoping it will come. Well, how else will it come if they don't do what they're currently doing? Because you can do both. You can have a fossil fuel industry, and at the same time invest in clean energy. And when it's ready, you move it on in. That's how you do it. You just will blast out your fossil fuel industry causing a recession, which is what the Dopey Biden administration did.

Dave Andrews, Centerville, Ohio, with the highly anticipated election in November, what do you think would happen if a full investigation comprehensive into 2020 election would occur? It might, but it would have to be a presidential order. The House or the Senate could investigate if the Republicans take control in November. They could investigate the election.

I'd like to see it myself, special counsel. I'd like to know. Scott Kierli, Oahu, Hawaii, assuming Hunter Biden is indicted, facing charges. Can his father the president pardon him? Yes. President can pardon anyone. Suzanne on the message board, Bill FACT, every year dogs kill more people in America. than sharks.

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Miranda Devine, New York Post columnist and the host of the brand new podcast, Podforce One. Every week I'll sit down for candid conversations with Washington's most powerful disruptors, lawmakers, newsmakers and even the president of the United States. These are the leaders shaping the future of America and the world. Listen to Podforce One with me, Miranda Devine, every week on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcast. You don't want to miss an episode. Okay, here is the final thought of the day, aforementioned killing the killers about national security,

what's being done in your name to protect you. That's the theme of the book and it's action-pack. But there is a problem. The southern border. So on Wednesday, July 27, two days from now, 8 p.m. Eastern time, we have a special call. Defending America is the Biden administration putting us in physical danger. On that special will be Buck Sexton. You know him from TV and radio, but Mr. Sexton is a former CIA guy.

I didn't even know that I should have known it but I bring him on and we kick it around now here is a clip from defending America a couple of weeks ago when they iced an ISIS leader and they went out and they said that's the only way the media or the people of America would know what's going on so I'm pretty confident

that following the bad guys overseas is effective. But here in the United States, a far different story because of Mr. Biden's open border policy. More than two million foreign nationals

confronted by U.S. authorities at the border. There's only 365 days in the year. Two million confronted by border border border.

It doesn't count the million or so get in. The border patrol will never see. Okay? So this is, an army invading the United States.

So once again, I'm Paul Revere. I am sounding the warning about terrorists coming across that southern border. 25 of them have been detained who are on the terror watch list. You know many more have gotten in because the terrorists are different from the migrants. They got money. They got connections.

So what we're doing in the special defending in America as we're telling you where the weak points are. We discuss the FBI. Remember, the FBI is a charge of domestic terrorism. CIA oversees. So we lay it all out. And I want NoSpin News, listeners, and viewers to stay ahead of the situation,

to know what is likely to happen. Because if we get hit again, and thank God we haven't been, to the extent of 9-11. I mean, it was, you look, Bush was a contrary, Bush the younger controversial president, but the Patriot Act, I'll tell you what, that saved our butts, that Patriot Act.

It really did, and that's why I write about that in killing the killers and how the power that we derive from that act, all right, was used to wipe out many of these heinous, brutal terrorists. But now they're coming in. So, once again, defending America, It is this Wednesday, 8 p.m. Eastern Time. If you are a Bill O'Reilly.com subscriber, you can see it.

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situation that you know about for our future, or this country's future. Again, thank you very much for watching and listening to the No-SPIN News tonight, and we will see you tomorrow.