Bill O’Reilly examines the latest midterm election predictions and questions the credibility of the polls.
Andrew Klavan, author and host of The Andrew Klavan Show, discusses the president’s strategy toward Russia and how Trump could impact the GOP’s chances in the midterm elections.
Will Trump galvanize Americans to vote Republican or will he bloat and blab so much that he turns people off? Here’s more from O’Reilly.
We are traveling over the next couple of days so we may have our usual 10 videos each day, or perhaps a few less, depending on our Internet access. To make sure you don’t get shortchanged, we’re presenting two special features series we prepared in advance. Both deal with topics of wide concern these days.
In one series, we explore the many controversies surrounding AI, or artificial intelligence. Or if you so choose, you can call it super intelligence. That’s not our schtick, but if it floats your boat, go for it.
Our second upcoming series takes a deeper look at Covid-19 vaccines. There was so much we were never told at the time the vaccines were introduced. Millions took the vaccines, unaware they could face deadly medical consequences. We’ll look at those repercussions in this series.
Did doctors lie about the risks, or was the vaccine campaign simply rushed. Here’s our opener: Was Anthony Fauci a villain or a crook? Or was he the Godfather of the Pandemic, as President Donald Trump’s advisor Peter Navarro tells Bill O’Reilly.
Why are outright Communists and Socialists like New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Michigan Senatorial candidate Abdul El-Sayed suddenly emerging as leaders of the Democratic Party?
Bill O’Reilly says the public schools have taught poor students they will never succeed in the United States, leading many younger voters to favor socialism. And the socialists are netting big financial contributions from the likes of George Soros. Here’s a talking points memo on the socialists’ successes, largely in sprawling urban settings.
Here’s a look at Abdul El-Sayed, traveling to California for the Soros blessing. He might claim to be a moderate, but make no mistake about it, he’s an extremist of the worst kind — an antiSemite bigot who kisses the rings of the Soros family. What a combination. Here’s more from The Liberal Hivemind.
Bill O’Reilly lays out what you’re voting for when you support the current Democratic Party.
It’s not a pretty picture,. Every single one of these idiots should be voted out. The Socialists are the biggest dingbats, but every single Democrat, even the most moderate ones, ought to be ousted.
Bill O’Reilly and Geraldo Rivera engage in a spirited debate over whether or not President Donald Trump — or the despotic Joe Biden — actually won the presidential election in 2020. O’Reilly pushes into new territory and Geraldo finally realizes his own arguments might be collapsing. Here’s more from Doug in Exile.
Larry Schweikart, a retired professor and author, discusses Iran, the midterms, voter fraud concerns and how America has changed over time.
Schweikart also talks about his new book called American Biography, exploring the history of the country through the lives of 93 Americans. He is interviewed here by Bill O’Reilly.
Bill O’Reilly breaks down why Communism is being boosted in the USA.
Why are radical rejects like Zohran Mamdani suddenly sprouting up in huge metropolitan areas? Just how compromised is the Democratic Party? What can the average American do to prevent these idiots from gaining traction in other cities, suburbs or rural areas?
The University of Tennessee in Knoxville has given $1.9 million to settle a lawsuit with a former university professor — fired after she celebrated the murder of Charlie Kirk, calling him a “disgusting psychopath.” If you ask us, Tamar Shirinian, the professor in question, put her school in an extremely bad light with her vile and heartless sentiments.
Here, Bill O’Reilly says the university should never have settled with this woman. We concur. Let’s hope she never spends another day teaching young adults, given her hazy morality.
Gene Simmons, the frontman for the rock band KISS, says he’s been canceled a few times because he supports President Donald Trump.
Simmons says he’s not worried about the money, but remains adamant about the fake news and music business engaging too much in cancel culture. Simmons shares his thoughts with Bill O’Reilly.
