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President Trump attacks Joe Biden in Rose Garden speech…right after Biden did the same in his speech from Delaware. Bill O’Reilly shares his thoughts on both.
Bari Weiss resigns from the New York Times decrying ‘constant bullying’ by colleagues. Bill O’Reilly explains how radical the iconic publication has become.
President Trump is getting “zero credit” for protecting the economy and predicts that if Joe Biden wins, the economy “tanks” within three months due to his tax hikes.
Billy O’Reilly exposes Joe Biden’s adoption of Bernie Sanders’ extreme agenda. His anti-police rhetoric wouldn’t be so bad had he not co-sponsored the “tough on crime” bill as a U.S. Senator. “It provided 100,000 new police officers… $10 billion in prison funding.” NO SPIN NEWS
@Bill O’Reilly debunks Robert Redford’s justification for endorsing Joe Biden who he says has the “experience & intelligence” that will restore “dignity & efficiency” to the White House. “It’s not about Trump versus Biden, it’s about Trump versus Trump.”
Bill O’Reilly says the Supreme Court ruling on Trump’s tax records yesterday is both good and bad news for the president. He makes a bold prediction that the records will be leaked to the media, likely before the election.
Bill O’Reilly calls out far-left U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) for her extremism and apparently paying her husband over $800,000 for “consulting.” Shouldn’t his advice be free or something? “Omar is a communist, not a socialist. And she wants to break down everything in America.”
Bill O’Reilly says “rough” neighborhoods have got to pull together and organize if they wish to live in safety. Why is it encouraged to attack the police but discouraged to criticize out of control black-on-black crime?
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