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Bill O'Reilly

Bill O'Reilly

American commentator and journalist

Sep 10, 2026

3:47
Therefore, it comes down to voting for Trump or voting for socialism.
3:54
Yeah, I think m- most Americans don't understand the dynamic, and probably won't, uh, until, um, maybe next year.
4:04
But certainly not by election day in November.
4:07
It's movements that you're voting for now.
4:11
Everybody knows Trump.
4:12
Everybody has made up their mind.
4:14
There's nobody who hasn't made up their mind, Leland, about Donald Trump.
9:17
And if it's a referendum on how crazy the Democrats are, which is what you're saying, then Trump and the Republicans win 'cause everybody sucks.
1:31
Did, did we get it wrong? Do I need to go back and take more theology classes, Latin classes, go to mass more often? What do I need to do? Because Talarico thinks that God is non-binary.
1:45
You know, I don't think anybody, uh, follows what Talarico thinks.
1:51
The people who are gonna vote against Paxton don't like him.
1:55
It's a personality vote.
1:58
But I'm glad you brought it up because I made a point yesterday and I, um, expanded upon it today.
2:04
As you know, I have a book coming out, uh, next week called Confronting America: What Has to Change.
2:12
And I'm trying to explain to voters who would show up in November, you're not voting for a guy.
6:16
It was a great show
4:20
I do too, by the way.
4:21
I would say let the mayor attend.
4:27
I don't think banning him does anybody any good, particularly in the spirit of the day.
4:33
And here's my thinking.
4:35
So I live out here in Nassau County as well as on the east end.
4:40
And, uh, nine 11 day.
4:41
And I remember vividly, uh, because I was reporting it, um, about 20 people in my neighborhood, in my town were killed.

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11:32
He does not care because he knows, he understands, yes.
4:08
I do too, by the way.
4:10
I would say let the mayor attend.
4:14
I don't think banning him does anybody any good, particularly in the spirit of the day.
4:22
And here's my thinking.
4:24
So I live out here in Nassau County as well as on the east end.
4:29
And, uh, nine 11 day.
4:30
And I remember vividly, uh, because I was reporting it, um, about 20 people in my neighborhood, in my town were killed.
7:55
I think it's disgusting.
8:21
I do too, by the way.
8:23
I would say let the mayor attend.
8:27
I don't think banning him does anybody any good, particularly in the spirit of the day.
8:35
And here's my thinking.
8:37
So I live out here in Nassau County as well as on the east end.
8:42
And, uh, nine 11 day.
8:43
And I remember vividly, uh, because I was reporting it, um, about 20 people in my neighborhood, in my town were killed.

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15:38
Yes.
9:52
I do too, by the way.
9:54
I would say let the mayor attend.
9:57
I don't think banning him does anybody any good, particularly in the spirit of the day.
10:05
And here's my thinking.
10:08
So I live out here in Nassau County as well as on the east end.
10:12
And, uh, nine 11 day.
10:14
And I remember vividly, uh, because I was reporting it, um, about 20 people in my neighborhood, in my town were killed.

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18:34
He does not care because he knows, he understands, yes.
99:17
hate in that book?
99:19
Well, the reason, because obviously I asked them, was that I placed blame on the individual American for things that are going wrong, which I do.
99:42
I mean, every problem... is caused by an individual or individuals, human beings.
99:51
AI isn't causing the problem, okay? It's folks that are causing the problems, and they won't fix them or they're, you know, making them worse or whatever it may be.
100:04
And I said to them, I said, look, if you read the thing, and there's not a lot of ideology in this book.
100:10
I mean, it's not a conservative book.
100:11
It's not a, pro-Trump or anti-Biden book.
103:33
What is the average American supposed to do about that?
30:33
Yeah.
30:35
I mean, every problem is caused by an individual or individuals, human beings.
30:44
AI isn't causing the problem.
30:47
Okay? It's folks that are causing the problems, and they won't fix them, or they're, you know, making them worse, or whatever it may be.
30:56
And I said to them, I said, "Look, if you, if you read the thing, and there's not a lot of ideology in this book.
31:02
I mean, it's not a conservative book.
31:04
It's not a pro-Trump or anti-Biden book.
35:14
[laughs]
4:31
to hate in that book?
4:33
Well, the reason, because obviously I asked them, was that I placed blame on the individual American for things that are going wrong, which I do.
4:56
I mean, every problem... is caused by an individual or individuals, human beings.
5:05
AI isn't causing the problem, okay? It's folks that are causing the problems, and they won't fix them or they're, you know, making them worse or whatever it may be.
5:18
And I said to them, I said, look, if you read the thing, and there's not a lot of ideology in this book.
5:24
I mean, it's not a conservative book.
5:25
It's not a, pro-Trump or anti-Biden book.
8:47
What is the average American supposed to do about that?
5:12
Is our job as journalists to report on the bleep show that both political parties have become, or is it to act as advocates for the American people and point out that neither party is either solving our problems or talking about real solutions to our problems?
5:34
OK, before I answer that, I just want to say that both of you guys should feel very sorry for me.
5:41
Because the burden I carry is that I'm always right.
5:45
And it's just a terrible burden.
5:48
So that answers 50% of your questions.
5:51
There's two stories here, both important.
5:55
So affordability, I was watching Cuomo's show.

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11:28
Take your cherry picked clips, please.
105:40
How do you battle that? How do you fight that?
105:43
Well, if I'm, uh, President Trump, I'd bring a chart wherever I go pointing out that the economy is strong historically speaking.
105:53
The problem you have is that you have a two-tiered, uh, situation in America.
105:59
You have people who are successful and know how to handle their money, invest their money.
106:06
Um, they're thrifty.
106:08
Um, they pay attention.
106:10
And then you have a whole bunch of people, maybe half the country, that just waste their money and doesn't really, don't, they don't understand what economics are.

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111:23
[laughs]
31:59
How do you battle that? How do you fight that?
32:02
Well, if I'm President Trump, I bring a chart wherever I go, pointing out that the economy is strong, historically speaking.
32:12
The problem you have is that you have a two-tiered situation in America.
32:18
You have people who are successful and know how to handle their money, invest their money.
32:26
They're thrifty.
32:28
They pay attention.
32:29
And then you have a whole bunch of people, maybe half the country, that just waste their money and they don't understand what economics are.
37:27
Is that normal for a socialist movement historically?
4:51
How do you battle that? How do you fight that?
4:54
Well, if I'm, uh, President Trump, I'd bring a chart wherever I go pointing out that the economy is strong, historically speaking.
5:04
The problem you have is that you have a two-tiered, uh, situation in America.
5:10
You have people who are successful and know how to handle their money, invest their money.
5:17
Um, they're thrifty.
5:20
Um, they pay attention.
5:21
And then you have a whole bunch of people, maybe half the country, that just waste their money and doesn't really, don't, they don't understand what economics are.

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10:34
[laughs]
17:38
Well, hire somebody.
17:39
I'm going to do that.
17:41
Because it's there.
17:43
I get it.
17:43
I'm living 20 miles away from you.
17:49
And so I go in and I fully expected Chris Cuomo to agree with me.
17:55
To agree with me that this is Terrible behavior.
22:10
This is frightening.
4:52
I, I'm gonna do that.
4:54
Because it's there.
4:56
I get it, and I'm, I'm living, uh, 20 miles away from you.
5:01
Um, and so I go in, and I fully expected Chris Cuomo to agree with me.
5:08
To agree with me that this is terrible behavior.
5:11
And I called Ossoff exactly what he is.
5:16
I called him a smear merchant, a gutter snipe.
9:23
This is frightening.
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5:35
Well, hire
5:35
somebody.
5:36
I'm going to do that.
5:38
Because it's there.
5:40
I get it.
5:40
I'm living 20 miles away from you.
5:46
And so I go in and I fully expected Chris Cuomo to agree with me.
9:53
yeah it has has to have to stop by the way before we let you go baron trump i mean this is frightening let's talk about that because of course we know that when it's iranian broadcaster putting out some sickening video about him with a bounty on his head this is frightening
19:06
Well, hire somebody.
19:08
I'm going to do that.
19:10
Because it's there.
19:11
I get it.
19:13
I'm living 20 miles away from you.
19:18
And so I go in and I fully expected Chris Cuomo to agree with me.
19:24
To agree with me that this is Terrible behavior.
23:39
This is frightening.
4:10
Was anything I said in the opening factually incorrect?
4:17
Um, no. You're looking at it from a macro point of view, which is very complicated, uh, rather than a micro, which is not.
4:26
That's the price of gas, price of food, diesel going up, so food'll go up.
4:30
And that's a big problem for the Trump administration and the Republican Party.
4:34
There's no doubt it, it's a, it's a huge problem.
4:37
If you think back and y- and you say if Donald Trump had not, um, decided to go in and confront Iran in, uh, February, late February, um, he would be, the odds are that the Republican Party would be well ahead in the midterms.
4:56
So this was a miscalculation.
8:10
... you wanna file as soon as you can
2:53
I can't wait.
2:55
Yeah, I mean, there's a lot in there, and I'm glad I was able to get it down before, you know, whatever happens is going to happen.
3:05
Yeah.
3:08
But we do need to get better as a country, and it distresses me to see how much angst and hatred and suspicion and all of that.
3:19
You know, I'll just give you one example.
3:21
This really bothered me.
3:23
So this guy also in, uh, run of a Senate in Georgia, he attacks, um, Trump and you would expect him to do that.
6:50
What kind of garbage is that?
6:02
[laughs]
6:03
No, I'm going to say you're a patriot.
6:05
Um, um, but You know what I'm talking about.
6:09
So you mobilize a, a, a very small group of people to come out and vote for a candidate.
6:17
That's not even close to being what you're gonna see in November.
6:22
Now, The Wall Street Journal has a fair headline on it, and a fair analysis, but The New York Times doesn't.
6:29
And the other thing that, uh, that the Republicans are gonna have to overcome is the media.
7:52
Your analysis so far is dead-on accurate.
1:25
The state of the country right now and the impact in November will be what?
1:33
Well, you have a, a fluid situation in America and around the world where, um, pretty much anything can happen.
1:41
That's a cliche, but it's true.
1:44
Um, so tomorrow, if, uh, the Iranians decide that they can't continue with their economy collapsing, maybe they make a deal, I don't know.
1:57
Uh, nobody knows.
1:58
Um, unless you're sitting there in the Pentagon with classified information in front of you, um, you simply have no idea how that Iran thing is gonna play out.
2:11
The economy links to that.
5:50
If you were advising him on the PR strategy of this entire war right now, what would you tell him to be saying? Because you're right, it kinda feels like a broken record at this point.
105:46
Really?
105:47
They didn't want anybody.
105:49
Okay? It was, "My way, highway.
105:53
Go out and do and say." And you can get people like that, and, um, I understand, um, what the game is now.
106:01
But, um, a younger person is much more likely to do that than a veteran like Jennings.
106:09
Um, and Trump does that for a specific reason.
106:13
He, he, uh, isolates his audience, the MAGA people, and he plays to that audience.
108:10
No. [laughs]
33:12
Really?
33:13
They didn't want anybody, okay? It was my way, highway, go out and do and say.
33:21
And you can get people like that, and, um, I understand, um, what the game is now.
33:27
But, um, a younger person is much more likely to do that than a veteran like Jennings.
33:35
Um, and Trump does that for a specific reason.
33:39
He, he, uh, isolates his audience, the MAGA people, and he plays to that audience.
33:46
He's not trying to mold the nation or persuade you.
35:36
No. [laughs]
6:25
Yeah.
6:25
But he likes people who are a little bit younger than Jennings, a little more, let's see, what word I want to use, you can mold them a little bit.
6:40
President Trump governs like Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin Roosevelt.
6:44
Nobody even thinks about this.
6:47
But those two men, Teddy R. and FDR, they didn't want anybody around them.
6:56
that disagree with them.
6:58
Really? They don't want anybody.
8:18
They're lying, but they fact-check
12:17
But can you believe this woman? Boy, does she have everything upside down.
12:23
Well, it's not new, though.
12:26
California leads the league in this.
12:32
And the far left believes that If a person's addicted to drugs and needs to steal things to support the habit, that's okay.
12:44
So if you read the article down further and the research down further, there's an industry.
12:50
So you steal your toothpaste or your whatever products you need, and then you go out and you sell it to a fence, and then the fence sells it again on the street.
13:00
Saw this when I was in San Francisco doing a documentary for NewsNation.
17:15
Yeah, go ahead, Bill.

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