Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - Where the House Stands, the Trump-DeSantis Clash, Herschel Walker's Importance, Big Changes Coming, & More

Episode Date: November 16, 2022

Tonight's rundown: Talking Points Memo: It looks like the Republicans will take the House; what does that mean for the country? Will Donald Trump make his 2024 announcement Tuesday night? Bill explains how a battle between Trump and Ron DeSantis will hurt the Republican Party Guests Corrine Clark and Chris Russo make the cases for and against Trump in 2024 Why Herschel Walker's runoff in Georgia is still important This Day in History: Elvis Presley makes his acting debut Final Thought: Big changes in the next two years In Case You Missed It: Read Bill's latest column, "The Red Flag" Get THREE "Killing" books for the price of TWO, including Bill's latest bestseller "Killing the Legends." Go to BillOReilly.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hey Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the No Spin News, Tuesday, November 15th, 2022, stand up for your country. It's a bleak political day, you know, these politics never seem to subside in the turbulent country of America. a lot to tell you about and some of it is going to make you happy and some of it is not. So get ready. So the House will go to the Republicans and that's significant. We'll tell you why in a moment, but that's going to happen. Donald Trump by all accounts is going to announce her president tonight and the nation will of course be divided on that. And all of this This is fodder for the talking points memo.

So let's get to the House first. Looks to me like Republicans will have 220 seats in the House, maybe one or two more, Democrats 215 or one or two less. So not a big plurality for the Republicans, but very, very important. Because if the Republican Party can stay together in the House, it will block. the massive Biden spending, and that has fueled inflation, along with the fossil fuel attacks and other things. So that is huge for your personal finance that the House controls is in Republican control. The other thing is that Nancy Pelosi is shana nah, nah, hey, hey,

hey, goodbye. Thank God. I mean, this woman is so consumed by power that she's not looking out for we the people. She's looking out for herself and her party. I mean, that's not what we need here. We really don't need those kinds of politicians any longer. We need problem solver. She is not a problem solver. Now, she's 82 years old, so she's going to hang around for two more years and hope that the Democrats were announced back in 24? I don't think so. But I could be wrong because she is consumed with power. I don't think I've ever seen a politician as nakedly aggressive when it comes to power than Nancy Pelosi, ever, in any party at any time. So this is a historical event that the Republicans take the House because just step back and think about it.

If Democrats control the Senate and the House, and you have Biden for two years, the progressives run wild, run absolutely wild, and there's nobody there to stop them, except the federal courts, and they can only do so much. So this is enormous, probably the most important political story of the year, that now we have a block. on the progressive left. And it's not so much Biden because he does whatever he's told to do. And the progressive left is really running things there. Now, according to the Cook political report, 52% of Americans who voted last week voted Republican,

52, 46% voted Democrat, a six point margin in favor the GOP. I just want to remind you about the NBC News poll that came out a few days before the election that said that Democrats had a 5% plurality in voting for Congress. Okay, remember that? So that's an 11-point swing against NBC News. Now, I don't have any data. I don't have any facts. All I have is patterns of behavior. I think NBC News. I think NBC is, I don't have. put that poll out. I don't think it was legitimate poll. And I think they put it out to give Democrats hope, to spur them to vote. I could be wrong. It is a guess, but it is an educated guess based upon Comcast, which runs NBC being a very, very liberal corporation. Okay, so that's

the House and that's the memo. Let's go to Trump. So I haven't talked to him in a while. I don't know what he's doing or why he's doing it. At 9 p.m. tonight, it'll be interesting to see who takes the speech live. You know, Newsmax will. Newsmax is the Trump network. Fox, that's cutting it to Hannity. Think Hannity will take it.

You know, he's still a big Trump supporter. So Hannity would probably take it. You won't see it. I don't think on CNN. or on MSNBC, but News Nation might take it. Might. I don't know. So Trump is going to lay out his vision to become president again.

It'll probably be a lengthy speech. I would imagine Donald Trump will have a lot to say. Now, yesterday we reported that Jason Miller, very close Trump advisor, said that this is definitely going to happen. And it is on the docket for tonight. So we ought to assume it will be. So then the question becomes, is this a good thing for America? The Donald Trump announces so early that he's going to run. Already he and DeSantis are snipping back and forth.

I'll cover later on on this stuff, but I'm not going to do the insult du jour. You can get it anywhere you want. It's all over the place. Anytime Trump says anything about the governor, bad. that'll be there, and vice versa. To me, this political posturing means nothing to you. It's not important at this point. Now, there are some polls out, and, you know, it's political poll.

They were wrong on the midterm. It's a left-wing website. 1,983 registered voters. The political affiliation, Democrat 39, Republican 37, Independent 24. that's fair. Question, do you believe Donald Trump should run for president in 24? Yes, 31%, no, 65%. Second question, do you believe Joe Biden should run in 24? Yes, 30% lower than Trump. One point. No, 65, same as Trump. Donald Trump favorability, 40% in the USA, unfavorable 58. Biden favorability, 37%, three points lower than Trump. unfavorable 50. So that's eight points ahead of Trump on the unfavorable side. I think a lot of people

believe that Biden is just old and doddering, but they don't hate him. A lot of people hate Trump. Now, there's a bunch of polls that pit Governor DeSantis against President Trump in a hypothetical matchup. All of them are bogus. I'm not even going to bother. They're all bogus. They're not looking to bother. They're all bogus. They're not legitimate polls, the Association for Canadian Studies. Come on. I can do a poll. I could run down to my town and get 20 people and write down what they say. This is not serious.

Meaningful polling about the Republican primary or whatever it comes to. It will start about March of next year, 23, when everything kind of sorts out new Congress is sworn in. We'll see what the Republicans do. And I forgot one thing about the Republicans controlling the House. They control all the committees now. And the committees can investigate anything they want. Now, a lot of conservatives are hoping that, you know, Hunter Biden comes up and all of this. I'm not sure that's going to happen. It could, but I'm not sure. Now, Donald Trump has one enormous drop. And it's not the denial of the election, although that was not a good strategy by him.

It's not January 6th where he was slow on the draw to call his people out, but he'd have anything to do with putting it together that riot. It's that there are a lot of states who will never, which will never vote for Donald Trump. So I'm going to put them up on a screen. These are the states based on current demographics. You see them in blue. that will never vote for Donald Trump or president, ever. Washington State, Oregon, California, New Mexico, Colorado, Minnesota, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, and Illinois. And Hawaii, I should throw Hawaii in there, I didn't have Hawaii in there, but let's throw it in, because Hawaii only vote for.

That's 210 electoral votes that Donald Trump cannot get. You need 270 to win. Now, hypothetically, Trump could win if he swept 90% of the other states. And he would sweep much of the South, Texas, Florida. you know, big states, big electoral votes states. But to go in 210 electoral votes down to whoever the challenger is, that's never happened before. And I don't think you'll hear this analysis anywhere else. It has never happened before. That is somebody running for president was hopeless in states that total 210 electoral votes. okay and that's the truth so when looking at his chances of re-election they are very narrow

everything has to break his way whereas desantis he could peel off particularly if what i think is going to happen the next two years happens and i'll get to that in a moment he could peel off a couple of these states now you notice i did not mention in Nevada or Arizona, which have gone blue. Because those are smaller states, and if the economy gets worse in Arizona and Nevada, it'll swing back to the GOP. But New Mexico, never, all right? New Hampshire, gone. If New Hampshire were going to go, even though it has a Republican governor, it would have gone this time around.

because New Hampshire rights are suffering, but they did not want anything to do with Donald Trump and the January 6th stuff. Okay, so let's sum it up. Trump announces tonight, it's really between Trump and DeSantis. There may be a few others to get in, but remember, both of those men, Trump and DeSantis,

can raise hundreds of millions of dollars. Okay? Nobody else can. So if you're a Republican, you want to run against those two, you've got to raise $250 million. You can't do it. You can't raise the money. So it's like Ralph Nader running for president. I mean, you can run, but you're not going to win.

It's money game. DeSantis right now, this time in history, at the apex of his power and strength. Trump is damaged. That election thing in January 6th hurt him. among independent voters, not among true believers or MAGA people, but they're not enough of them. Okay, the independents will decide the 24 election as they decided the election last week. Okay, so what I decided to do to be fair, we're always fair here. And by the way, I will cover Trump in a disciplined way, as I just did, okay?

and we're not going to root for anybody or do anything like that. Okay. So I decide, I ask myself, look, I want two Trump people who are Republicans, all right, to talk about Donald Trump. One that supports Donald Trump's run and one that does not. But they have to be Republicans. So the first one is Corinne Clark. She comes to us from Washington, D.C. She's the co-founder of Free Pressfail.com.

First of all, what is freepressfail.com? What is that? We're a conservative media company. We try to be the alternative to a lot of the fake news that started around Trump's first run in 2016 and just hasn't stopped. And you can find us at freepressfail.com. Okay, so people go there and they see what on the website?

A lot of counter to mainstream narratives like this Trump-Dissanthus narrative, actually. a lot of Biden gaffes because there are many and any coverage of Trump derangement syndrome, which is rampant in the mainstream media, he's living rent-free in their heads and we cover when they make that clear. Okay. So you believe that Donald Trump running for president is a good thing and you support him, correct? Yes. But I also think that everybody should be able to run in a primary. It's, uh, I think a lot of people are discouraging Trump from running in a primary, ironically, because they are worried that he is going to win it, which says that they are

not actually anti- Donald Trump. They are anti-Trump voters. And I think that that is a short-sighted thing. And it's insulting, frankly. Okay, but based upon the data I just gave you, Corinne, the 210 electoral votes are impossible for Trump to win. Does that change your opinion at all? The map that you presented is terrible, and it looks exactly like a map that most Republicans would face. I don't see that changing dramatically for any Republican nominee. And if anyone was going to change that, I think it would be Trump, as we've just seen with Lee Zeldon's race in New York. He didn't win it. He made the most progress that any Republican has made in New York history recently for a statewide race. And that is largely due to the support.

of Donald Trump. So I think if that map is going to look any better than what you presented, it's probably going to be under Trump than anyone else. Okay, but in order for that to change, two things would have to happen. The economy in America would have to get worse, which I think it will. Very good chance that it will. And two, that Trump himself would have to change a little bit and stop with the election stuff. Even his MAGA supporters are tired of hearing about that, and they know it's not a winner. Do you agree? I don't. I think that's been a mainstream narrative for a long time. And everybody since 2015 has been giving Donald Trump a list of things he needs to change about himself if he wants to be successful.

And then he won an election in 2016 and still the same people have a new list of things that Donald Trump should change about himself if he wants to be successful. There are a bunch of people in the media and in politics, even in Republican politics, as we've seen. that we'll just never like Trump, and they will never like who he is and how he talks and how he cares about certain issues. They will never agree with him. And repeatedly, Republican voters have shown that they do like that. They do like how he talks.

They don't care about the tweets. They don't want him to change. That was evidence when we won in 2016, and then when he won 11 million more votes than he won in 2016 in 2020. That's all true. They told him to change. That's all true, but that was before the election controversy and January 6th. So you believe at this point that Donald Trump has a legitimate chance of recapturing the White House by not changing anything, just Trump being Trump.

Is that correct? I think to capture the White House is going to be difficult for any Republican nominee for the reasons that you just showed on the map. That's going to be tough for any Republican. that's not just a Trump map. That is a GOP versus Democrat map. This isn't the Reagan era where we can actually sweep 525 electoral votes. And I wish that it was. But the maps just don't work like that anymore. Okay. I think that Trump should not bow to the establishment. And that's, that's his strength. And I think his supporters recognize that. And that's why they don't want him to run. Not because, well, they don't want him to run because they don't like him and they think he's going to

win. That's what's funny. Well, there's no question that he didn't bow, that the MAGA brigades remain loyal to him. But at this point, that's not enough. He's got to get independent voters to come back to him. And if the economy worsens, then he'll have a chance because he did run the country pretty well economically. Corinne, thanks very much. Power, politics, and the people behind the headlines. I'm 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. Now, let's bring in a Republican who does not believe that Donald Trump is a good candidate in 24. His name is Chris Russo. He's the owner of Worldwide Wealth Group, big financial advisor. He comes from my neighborhood, Westbury, Long. Long Island. Now, the MAGA people are thrilled that Donald Trump is going to announce tonight

that he's going to run for president, but you're not so thrilled. Why? Well, let me first stop by saying thanks for having me on the program. I was a Trump supporter, voted from the last two times. I love Donald Trump. When I see him come on TV, it puts a smile on my face. I love his uh i love his style but the way that the voters showed um you know uh last tuesday that uh it's just basically impossible the party is the the party is looking for new blood they're looking for somebody that's more exciting and uh and that's randthus and i just don't see any other road you know if you couldn't win in 2020 i don't see the uh the ability of doing it 2024 after you know of what happened last Tuesday night.

So for you, it's about realism. It's about, look, you want a Republican to being an ex-president. You don't believe Trump can win. Because Trump did govern the country fairly effectively, particularly in the economic world in which you live. I'm sure you prospered in the four years that Donald Trump was president, right? I love the markets when Trump was in control.

I mean, it was advantageous for me financially. Clients loved it. But, you know, for me, it was really the last year of his presidency, which kind of turned me off. And then January 6th to me was just a disqualifying event. I don't know if he had bad information or if it was just an ego thing. But at the end of the day, it's not always about what's beneficial for yourself. It's what you think is beneficial for your country. And I just don't see, A, trumping the...

I just don't see him having any opportunity. For me, I would probably be a Republican that just wouldn't show up to the polls. I just wouldn't show up on 2020. There's no way at this point you would vote for Donald Trump, even if the economy worsened, which I think it might, under Biden in two years, even if DeSantis doesn't prove to be a good candidate because we don't know on the national level how he'll perform. So you're just not going to vote for Trump, period. Is that right?

I, from a conscious standpoint, I can't do it. I mean, look, and that's because, but pinpoint the exact reason, you can't do it why. What is it that Trump did in your mind that prevents you voting for him? Okay, so the country is so divided, right? And it's not necessarily all because of Trump, but he has, he's extremely divisive, right? And at this point, the people have spoken, they're not looking for, you know, But I want to know about you, Chris Rousseau. I want to know about you.

What, what is it that would prevent your vote? January 6th for me was, was, was, was you disqualified to be the President of the United States. If you're going to do you blame him? Do you blame Trump for January 6th? Do I, I think that, I think that I don't think he thought it was going to get as carried away as it, as it, you know, as it gotten. the whole statements about Pence and, you know, telling his supporters and other Republicans also telling supporters that Pence had the ability to declare if Biden's the president or not. That's just a bunch of BS. And at the end of the day, you know, even though he fits

my needs and what I like, the alpha male, the markets, tough on China, immigration, he fits all the criteria that I approve of. Doesn't necessarily mean that it's the best for the overall country. And that's the way that I look at it. I look at it from a, from a, you know, a value standpoint. And I'm not going to compromise my values just because I like the guy. Okay, Chris, that's a very interesting point of view. We appreciate you coming on. Tell us about it. Thanks very much. Okay, so there you have it. I think there is a division of Republican Party. I think Ron DeSantis is a stunning victory in Florida, the red wave down in the Sunshine State, changed the equation, certainly, because now Republicans are taking a look at him, and DeSantis

does check off all the conservative boxes. However, as I said, the MAGA people are very, very loyal. And, you know, a real slugout between Trump and DeSantis would hurt the Republican Party. There's no doubt it will. And if DeSantis is shrewd, if he's a person, he's a person. perceptive political player, he'll try to avoid that slug out as long as possible. You know, he won't do the daily insult du jour that Trump will probably engage in because that's what Donald Trump does. But if they get in and they're ripping each other's throats out, the Democrats and the progressive media, they're going to love that.

So anyway, that's my take, and you heard two other takes. Bill O'Reilly.com, bill at bill o'Reilly.com, like to hear from you, what you think about all this. So Georgia still matters, even though the Senate is in Democratic hands, okay? If Herschel Walker wins, then it will be 50-50 in Georgia, if he wins. And then you have Joe Manchin and Kristen Sinema, two Democrats, who don't always vote. with Biden. So it makes it a heck of a lot easier for the Senate to join the House and block legislation. Remember, the House, so many, you might get a few defections. So some Republicans might, you know, vote for stuff that the House leadership, McCarthy probably, doesn't want.

Hard to control that many people. Anyway, so it's a December 6th. Warnock versus Walker again, we'll start to cover it about five days ahead because, you know, people are exhausted now and poli's not going to matter now. About five days ahead, we'll take a sharp look at it, but it still matters. So the House Minority Leader, Mitch McConnell, Senator for Kentucky, is 80 years old. Now, I have a personal beef against McConnell. He killed single-handedly Kate's law that I had drawn up and Ted Cruz and others had sponsored to say that a criminal, illegal alien who gets deported and then comes back here again, a felon goes to prison for 10 years. That was Kate's law. And that certainly would discourage all of these people.

who commit felonies in the United States, get deported, and come back. Wouldn't it? Ten years? I think so. Anyway, that bill was well on its way to being passed, and McConnell would not put it up for a vote because he didn't want some wise guy like O'Reilly driving legislation. And that bill would have passed. Trump would have signed that bill. So I don't like Mitch McConnell at all, okay?

And I just want to tell you that. And remember, the man who shot Kate Steinley dead had been deported five times. He's a drug dealer, five times. And McConnell still wouldn't do it. Boy, I got to tell you that because, I don't want Mitch McConnell to be the Senate Minority Leader. I think he's a old-time Paul who's not looking out for you, or Kate Steinley or Kate Steinley's family or anybody. Anyway, there is a poll.

I don't believe the poll. 221,000 responses. This isn't a scientific poll. They just put it out on the Internet and, you know, anybody. And it says, Mitch McConnell is favored by 7% of Americans unfavorable 81. Okay. I mean, I know he's not popular, but I don't think he's that unpopular. But I could be wrong.

So yesterday we had a guy from Heritage Foundation, which is a think tank in D.C. We're talking about the crazy voting situation, California, Arizona, and Nevada, where they simply can't count the votes. they can't all right so the feds should be going in to those districts and overseeing the process because it's not going to get any better so i asked her it is you give me the five most efficient states and vote counting put them on up and you'll listen on the radio and i'll read them off tennessee is the most efficient state in the country and counting its vote georgia second a stunning comeback remember they passed the new law in Georgia. Alabama 3rd, Missouri, 4th, South Carolina 5th. There are the top 5th, okay, that know what

they are doing in honest elections. Here are the worst states when it comes to the election. Vermont, Oregon, California, we're seeing that right now, Nevada, we're seeing it, and Hawaii. Now, you notice that the reason they have a 51 there is because there were ties. It's not that, you know, there are 50 states. Biden may not know that, but I do. So anyway, Arizona is not on that list. Its heritage list, not mine. But they scored very poorly.

They were just outside it, but the others were worse. Okay, airlines, as you know, we have been mocking the Department of Transportation led by Pete Buttigieg for allowing the airlines to basically disintegrate before our eyes. Now, Tough Pete's taking some action. He's finding six airlines, a total of $7.25 million, which is peanuts, and demanding they give $600 million of refunds to customers when the plane didn't take. off. So, I mean, you can get stranded, and these airlines are going blank gear. We don't give you your money back. So the airlines are frontier airlines, a very small, not well-run airline in the United States, and then Air India, Air Portugal, Aerial Mexico, El Al, Israel, Colombia, Avianca. Those airlines all got fined, and they got to give all this money back.

Will they? Pete, probably not. You know, they'll give you a voucher or whatever. But notice there aren't any big American airliners, is that American or Delta or United or JetBlue? No, no, no, no, there. Because the Biden administration doesn't want to alienate them. They do the same thing. All right, here's Buttigieg.

If you get canceled or you experience a major delay and don't travel, then you deserve to get your money back. You're entitled to a refund. That refund needs to come quickly. We expect it within about seven days or less if you pay by a credit card. But what we saw was a lot of airlines, especially during that COVID period, either dragging their feet, stringing passengers long, or in some cases outright refusing to give those refunds.

That's where enforcement comes in. Yeah, well, it took you long enough, didn't it? I had to go viral, as they say, last April because the situation was so bad. So now it's November. I'm finally doing something. our government of work. Smart life. We have a magnetic bumper sticker that you should get.

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Love me tender, love me true, all my dreams fulfilled for my darling, I love you. And I always will. Huge hit, Elvis Presley, the hottest performer on Earth, 66 years ago today. That movie made its money back in one week, one week, and then it made Buku money going forward. It wasn't number one though, James Dean, after he was killed in an automobile accident, had a movie come out called Giant, that was number one. Now, the Elvis Presley acting thing is a big part of killing the legends, the lethal danger of celebrity.

And the story that we tell is that Presley was a good actor, and Barbara Streisand offered him the lead in a movie called A Star is Born with her. You may remember that. But Presley's manager sabotaged it. It is an unbelievable story. Now, I'm not going to tell you anymore because I want you to read, killing the legends. But it was Elvis Presley's life, had he taken this movie, would have been completely changed. And remember, this was the biggest star in the world. And he was rising up in the acting and recording.

And he got sabotaged from within. It's a fascinating story. killing the legends the lethal danger of celebrity sold six thousand copies last week and i think that's the ninth week out i mean yeah that book is cooking and it makes a great christmas gift okay we will be back with mail and a final thought about how things are changing very rapidly in this country and what you should do to protect yourself in a moment hey i'm katelyn becker the host of the new york postcast and i've got exactly what you need to start your weekdays every morning i'll bring you the stories that matter

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new episodes of the Sean Spicer Show podcast drop at 2 p.m. East Coast every day. Make sure you tune in. You can find us at Apple Podcast, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcast. Let's go to the mail. Susan Jones, Moundsville, West Virginia. Bill, just read your message of the day on Bill O'Reilly.com. I'm one of the independent voters that President Trump has alienated. I love what he once stood for, and I realize that Biden has hurt the country, but I can't think of anything more damaging to democracy than having someone in power unwilling to cede the will of the people's vote. Okay, Susan.

Brian Mason Brink, Neptune Beach, Florida. Hey, Bill, I've been only able to vote since 2004. Well, it's pretty, you know, 18 years, good. But I don't ever recall any of these vote counting delays until COVID in 2020. It seems to me all these problems arose with mail and ballots. A lot of them did. Absolutely. But remember, the big states, Texas, Florida, New York, they got it out in 24 hours.

Selected states start the problem. John Wildenberg, Douglasville, Georgia. you. The Republic is lost. Don't think I'll be voting again. Too much cheating. The Dems own the FBI and DOJ. So don't hold your breath for any investigation. There won't be any. At a total waste of time, sorry, I'm through. Well, John, I don't think you should give up on your country. I mean, yeah, I understand. Times are not good now. But things can turn around. I wouldn't give up. Frank Avrigop, Waleska, Georgia. Bill, we so appreciate your in-depth election coverage and commentary. In my opinion, one observation seemed to be missing from your analysis. Universities and high schools are indoctrinating young voters with extreme liberal and woke ideology. These young voters, in my view, affected the election.

Not so much. Yeah, they vote Democrat, but they always did, always, since the Vietnam War. And there's not that many of them. And a lot of them grow out of it. I mean, a lot of my really radical friends in the 60s, they're real conservatives now. D. Allen, Dallas, Texas, dear Big O, I guess that's me. I'm the Big O. I am 6'4.

Why doesn't the Red State governors ship illegal migrants back to Mexico? Why drive them and fly them all over the country? because it would be illegal to do that, Mr. Allen. You can't, governors don't have the power to deport anybody. It's a federal government. And if a governor tried to do that, that person might be arrested. Tom Smith, Naples, Florida, here in Naples, we took a meeting from Hurricane Ian. I am aware of the clean air process on the beaches, and that has prevented me from my daily beach run,

so I use the time to read nine of the killing books. I devoured them. By the way, we are on the same page on how you do it day in and day out is remarkable. I watch three times a day on YouTube and you're the only one I trust. Well, I appreciate that. Look, I work very hard. And the killing books, all 12 of them, you've got three to go, Tom. If you read all of them, starting, you know, killing Lincoln is the first one, killing

the legends is the 12th one, you'll know your country. You will know your country. frame of it. So I really appreciate you taking the time. And our best go to everybody in southwest Florida who's suffering under Ian. Linda, Bill, no matter what's going on and as bad as it gets, I get to read your articles and watch you on the NOSBIN News and you calm me down. That's my job. It's not as bad as it seems, particularly with the House going to Republicans. Okay, on the subject of all the killing books, we got a 12 book bundle for a very, very reasonable price. You want all the books, we got them for you.

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okay we've had them now for four or five years they just light up pardon upon any christmas tree and then the mugs okay the best mugs in the world don't put them up yeah okay there they are on a screen but i have one right here in my hand those listening on the radio i am holding up a navy blue mug that says stand up for your country it is the sharpest mug now these are little gifts the ornaments and the mugs and you give them people that have done you favorite people that you respect. Right back with the final. Oh, word of the day. No patter, P-A-T-T-E-R. Right back with the final thought. Okay, final thought of the day, big changes are coming. I don't have a lot of time to get into depth, but I will tomorrow. Okay, the changes are coming in these areas. Economy, job losses. Next two years,

not going to be good. All right. Make sure you are secure in the workplace as much as you can be secure. Very important. High prices heating your home this winter. Now, I've got an electric heater that I'm moving around, all right, that's saving me some money. It's one of our sponsors, thunderstorm, any of that, but it's what I'm doing. Biden's going to deteriorate. It's going to get worse. He didn't go to the big dinner in Bali last night. We're all the world leaders in there. Biden didn't show. It's not good.

Okay? And a Republican civil war between Trump and DeSantis. Don't know how that's going to play out. All of those things are going to be change agents. Stay with us. Bill O'Reilly.com is the nexus. We will guide you through. Thanks for watching.

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