Greetings, Tucker Carlson followers. Bill O'Reilly here, letting you know that independent news is very important. Like Carlson, I have my own operation, my own flagship program, the no Spin news. The corporate media is not being honest with you. You know that on the Nospin news, we offer honest analysis and bold commentary you will not find anywhere else else. Also, we help you navigate through the propaganda and the outright lies. We offer the Nospin news broadcast in a podcast form and invite you to follow the Bill O'Reilly. Com podcast feed. Here's an example of what you'll hear when you listen to the no spin news. Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the no SpiN news. The reason that Florida is a successful state at this point in history is that it offers opportunity, more opportunity than California, for example, which has a benign climate, not as hot as Florida, but in the same realm. So Florida is a place where you can go and you can succeed if you work hard. The government kind of tries to stay out of your way there, whereas California is the opposite. Certainly where I am in New York is the opposite as well, which is why hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers are moving to Florida, because there's kind of a New York culture on the east coast of that state.

But the downside of Florida is it's awful hot. And I taught high school there for two years, and it was an inferno down there. My classroom didn't have air conditioning. I couldn't write on the blackboard with chalk because the humidity was so thick. That's how bad it was. It hadn't gotten any better with the global warming. And the second thing is the storms, so you're always going to get them. And then your insurance rates are sky high. So there's no perfect place in the world. There are better places. And of course, at this point, Florida is a state that is rapidly increasing its population. Tonight, we'll begin with the danger posed by the progressive movement in this country. That is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. First of all, not all democrats or liberals are progressives. So people don't know the difference and they lump everybody in to the same bowl of soup. But they're not. A progressive person is someone who believes America is not a good country. It's fundamentally flawed. Goes all the way back to the founding fathers, who the progressives believe were white supremists based on slavery and a number of other things.

Okay, so if you're a progressive american, you want a wholesale change in this country. You want to wipe out most traditional values. That's the difference? There are liberals who don't like conservative principles or whatever, but they don't want to wipe out everything progressive movement does. Now, the reason? A progressive movement has taken over the democratic party, and it has. And they have the perfect president. And Biden, who is so hapless, H-A-P-L-E-S-S he'll do anything the progressives tell him to do, because Biden has no principles, no values, no belief system. He is a man for no seasons. The reason that the progressives have taken control of the democratic party is money. So you all know George Soros. You all know hundreds of millions of dollars that he pumps in to help progressive candidates all over the country. You might know about Mark Zuckerberg, the Internet baron who pumped $400 million into the 2020 presidential election. And nobody knows where that money went or what it did. That's the big election scandal. That's what Trump and his acolytes should have been zeroing in on rather than a dopey voting machines. Zuckerberg put 400 million into selected counties through political action committees.

To do what? Where's that money? Who got it? No investigation at all. First thing a republican president should do is put up a special counsel on the 2020 election with Zuckerberg as number one. Okay, there are other progressives that you don't know. A man named Fred Eichanner, chairman of Newsweb, whatever that is. Carla Jervitson, physician in Los Altos, California. These are multi, multimillionaires that donate millions and millions of dollars to progressive causes. And there are legion of them. So if you are Alvin Bragg in New York City, Kim Fox in Chicago, on and on, the prosecutors that won't enforce the law, chances are progressive money puts you in that job. Okay? The next thing is open borders. That's huge for the progressive movement because as I said, they believe that the country is run by corrupt, white, racist men. That's what they believe. They want to flood the zone with millions of foreign nationals who would vote against, theoretically, those white men. That's what's coming in. That's why they want an open border. Change the power structure. Not going to happen overnight, but it will happen eventually. They believe. The progressives believe. That's why you have open borders.

Two, diminish religion by making organized religions seem corrupt and seem to be human rights violators. So if you're a woman and you're catholic, the catholic faith is violating your rights as a woman to abort a fetus at any time. That's the progressive line. Diminish any kind of religion, any kind of judgments about right and wrong, revisionist education. Get the urchins. Get them as young as possible, all right? Teach them about stuff they can't possibly understand, trans, gay, whatever it may be. But also teach them that their country's evil, that George Washington was a slave owner, which he was, okay? But that wipes out Washington. He didn't do anything good. Nor did Jefferson, nor did Abraham Lincoln. No, they're all bad. That's revisionist history. That's what progressives want in the schools, okay? We're evil. And then the minorities. So the progressives need to have the minority vote. And they have it. They have it because they sell black people and other minorities that the white racist power structure is hunting them down and hurting them, keeping them down, keeping them on the plantation. And a number of African Americans absolutely believe that. And it ties into the progressive district attorneys that won't enforce the law because it's not the fault of the black criminal that he or she is hurting another american.

It's society's fault. But we're not putting them in jail. We don't care if they sell heroin. We don't care if they hold up a bodega with a gun. They're not going to jail because not really their fault. It ties in with this. Blacks and other minorities are persecuted by the american system, so therefore they shouldn't be punished for any crimes at all. All right, the next one is the economy. Now, this is big. So progressives want a socialist economy. What does that mean? It's not communism. I get a lot of mail. Communist. Communist. Communism is forcibly taking property, private property. That's what Castro did. That's what Mao did. That's what Stalin did. Every communist country takes your house, takes your property, takes your bank account. Socialism is different. Socialism is a big government which has all the power. So the states don't have any power. The Washington, DC government tells the corporations what they can and can't do. No free marketplace wages. This is what you pay prices. This is what you can charge all kinds of regulations on everything. That's socialism, okay? That's what progressives want. And then finally they want the United States not to be the world superpower.

They want us to be like every other country. So Uganda and the USA, the same. This is called the one world philosophy. Progressives love that we shouldn't have any kind of power here. We should give it all up and be a one world concern. So when you add all of that up, all of these things that I've just told you this is a horrendous circumstance. Do you think most Americans understand that? Do you think that most Americans understand that Joe Biden is a pawn of the progressive movement, that all of the things the progressive want, Biden is trying to implement all of them. Do you think they understand that? They don't, unless they watch the no spin news and listen to me. And that's a memo. Okay. There's a new book out. It caught my attention. It's called woke proof your life, a handbook on escaping modern political madness and shielding yourself and your family by living a more self sufficient, fulfilling life. The author is Teresa Mull, who joins us now from Washington, DC. Teresa also writes the assistant editor of the Spectator World, the oldest magazine in the english language. Wow. All right, so I got a number of questions.

Obviously, I wouldn't have you on if I didn't have a number of questions. What's woke, in your opinion?

Woke is everything you just described that the progressives are trying to push. What I write in the book is that it is a sociopolitical ideology that is characterized by the manipulation of noble goals by radical progressives for the control and destruction of society. It's basically just radicalized progressivism. It's really nothing new about it. I've been saying also that it's pretty much political correctness on steroids. It's the same progressive agenda that we've seen for decades now. It just has some updated language to go along with it to confuse people, act as smokescreens. And it's also been accelerated, I think, in the last few years, especially since COVID Okay.

Why do you think some Americans embrace the woke ideology? You go to any major college and you're going to see the students and a lot of the professors being woke. Why? What's in it for them?

I think because the woke masterminds and the puppet masters, as I call them, are so good at selling wokeness as something. That sounds nice. You'll notice the terms they use are very vague. They are noble. As I said in the definition, they're noble goals. Diversity, equity, inclusion. These things are good. Of course, black lives matter. You look at the lgbt movement, it's always rainbow flags and parades and happy things. So these are mere smokescreens that the woke use. Purposely confusing language. Even the term woke itself is confusing to a lot of people, and they do this on purpose because unless you think about what they're actually trying to accomplish and pull back the curtain a little bit and see what the fruits of wokeness actually are. They're all rotten. As I go through in the book. You might be taken in, and a lot of people are, unless you're paying attention.

Give me one really rotten thing that has come out of the woke movement. Really rotten.

Yeah. I would say the transgender movement is the most rotten of all because it's specifically targeting children. I cite a statistic in the book that shows how the Internet and social media is such an easy way that children are being taken in by transgenderism and mutilating themselves and taking hormones and doing all these things. They're very attracted by this.

Why, though? I never in my life wanted to be a girl. Okay. And all the girls I know never wanted to be boys. So where did this come from? This kind of, like, just descended on earth, from Mars or something? How did this come about?

Yeah, the homosexual movement has been progressing for years now. And the younger that the progressives can get to the next generation, the younger they can start their perversion.

Why do progressives want more transgender people? Why? What difference does it make to them?

I think that they rely on a mentally compromised society because it's easier to control people who are depressed and anxious and empty and lonely, which is another set of rotten, woke fruits that we see coming about through everything that they do, everything they touch, is a poison and makes people more and more miserable. And the more miserable you are, the more you're looking for answers, the more you're looking for an identity to use one of their favorite terms. So if you can convince somebody that the gender that they're born with is not actually what they are, if you can get somebody to believe something as fundamentally untrue as that, then you can control everything they do.

Well, it's anti tradition. Yeah, it's another anti tradition. You don't have to be a boy if you're born a male. You don't have to be a girl if you're born a female. We don't believe in any of that anymore. We don't believe in any religion. We don't believe in any God. We don't believe in any of that. It all ties in. But at this point in history, most Americans don't buy this stuff. And you see that in the Bud light thing. You saw it in target once. The american people lock in on something very easy to understand, and it couldn't be easier when you have a trans person pushing bud light, then they rebel against it in big, big numbers. Okay, so I don't think that the progressive movement, I think it's maybe 20% of the population. The problem is that most Americans are apathetic and they don't understand really what's happening to the country now. And I don't know how to solve that problem.

I agree. Well, I think it starts with getting back to the root of things, which is our country was founded upon Christianity, judeo christian values and belief in God. And you see, the less people believe in God, the more wokeness has been.

But you can't impose that belief. Our government is a secular government, a secular country. And I write about this in my upcoming book, killing the Witches, that there was a struggle whether the United States was going to be a christian nation, literally, or a secular nation, and it started in Salem. So anyway. But today you're right. I mean, if you are a traditional american, religion helps you. But right now we're a secular country. I don't see us coming back to being a religious country ever again, do you?

I do. I'm an optimist and I have faith that enough people still cling to Christianity and still see the value of it. And I think actually we'll get to a certain point where I think this is kind of a silver lining of how extreme and wicked the woke movement and the progressives have become that people will actually see.

But how bad it is if you just limit it to Christianity, you're eliminating Jews, Muslims, Hindus and others. So your message might be diluted if you just limit it to Christianity. No.

Perhaps, yeah. I mean, faith in general, any sort of faith that has the same sort of principles of treating others as you would like to be treated.

Yeah, sure. Judeo christian philosophy. Absolutely. And I hope we do get back.

Beyond yourself and that something else is in charge and that you are not a God. As the first sin in the Garden of Eden, that was the temptation to make yourself like gods. And that is exactly what the woke are embracing. So getting back to believing in something higher than yourself and in the value of service to one another, I think that message what our country needs to.

Get back to, and we would not have abolished slavery, we would not have defeated the totalitarians in World War II, and we would not have become the most powerful nation on earth economically if we did not have Judeo christian philosophy. And now it's eroding very quickly. The name of the book is woke proof your life. Teresa Mull. So we recommend you checking it out. Thanks, Ms. Mull, for being here. We really appreciate it.

Thanks for having me.

Okay. President Biden's schedule today did nothing, essentially made some remarks on Maui. He's taken off for a long weekend at Rojobuth in Delaware. I don't really know when he's going yet, but we don't know what he's doing. He may go to Pittsburgh on Labor Day. Who knows? He's not working hard. All right. Impeachment. So you remember that Donald Trump was impeached because he made a phone call to the president of Ukraine asking the president of Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden for things that Biden did as vice president within Ukraine. The Burisma stuff with Hunter Biden. And now it turns out that Biden may get impeached for the Burisma stuff. Is that ironic or what? So Trump's impeached because he made the call. Now Biden might get impeached because he did interfere with ukrainian politics in the Burima situation. He did. There's no doubt proof, is there? So will the Republicans attempt to impeach Joe Biden this fall? Here's Jim Jordan. I do think it's looking more and more likely that we move to what's called an impeachment inquiry phase of our oversight investigations relative to the Bidens and frankly, the DOJ. Okay, so what's an impeachment inquiry?

It's simply investigation. That's all it is. So the Republicans are saying now, anonymous sources. I don't like that. CBS News reports there's a significant amount of new evidence. It's going to be introduced in September, I do believe. Okay. But I hate to do the anonymous source thing. Merrick Garland is set to testify in front of the House Judiciary Committee on September 20. And all Garland is going to do is say, I can't comment it. The investigation is ongoing. That's all he's going to do. But it'll be humiliating for him. McCarthy, the speaker of the House, he's backing the impeachment inquiry. Now the question is, do I, your humble correspondent, think Joe Biden's going to get impeached? The ODS at this point are that he will get impeached. I understand the charges that will be brought against him will be bribery. It's not that the Republicans can prove he took money, but it looks like they have a tremendous amount of circumstantial evidence that he took services. Biden took services from his son and brother, which means everything, all his bills were paid by the corporations. That's what I'm hearing. Can I confirm it? No, but I'm putting this on tape now because there's a good chance that will happen.

Okay. Total federal debt under President Biden, 32 months in office, $5.1 trillion. He's run up the debt. 5.1 trillion. Astronomical spending. He's buying votes under Trump four years, $2.5 trillion debt under Obama, eight years, 4.1 trillion. So in 32 months, as opposed to eight years, Biden has spent a trillion dollars more than Obama and then Bush. Even though Bush fought the Iraq war and had 911 fallout, 1.1 trillion was all that Bush the younger added to the national debt. So the spending from Washington to buy votes is now at a level that's what they call unsustainable. We, the United States, will go bankrupt if Joe Biden is reelected. Okay. Rudy Giuliani, a judge in DC, has ruled that he defamed two women. Wandrea Moss, a Georgia election worker, and her mother, Ruby Freeman, a former Georgia electorate worker. So what does this mean? It means that it goes to a jury to set damages in DC. Giuliani will have to pay. Now said from the very beginning, because I've been doing this a long time, if I report something, I better have the evidence to back it up. If I single out a person and say that person did x, I'm very careful about Joe Biden, even though I can say whatever I want about Biden, because a public figure, these women were not public figures that Giuliani said x, y and z about.

So Giuliani is going to have to pay. He'll appeal, but he'll lose. Got to have verifiable evidence. Have to. And we live in a country now that doesn't really care much about that. Press doesn't. Allegations are convictions. California. This is an amazing story. Monterey county, one of the most beautiful counties in the country. All right. The spreckels union school district has to pay Jessica Conan, single mother, hundred thousand dollars because the school where her daughter Alicia was attending, eleven years old, was allowing Alicia to use a boy's bathroom, was calling her by male pronouns, and was allowing her to socially transition from a girl to a boy. And the mother didn't know anything about it. The mother sued the district. District settled with her $100,000. California. Okay. Canada warning LGBTQ travelers that if you come to the United States, bad things might happen. Justin Trudeau as woke as they come. We're all over the, you know, if you're gay and you're living in Canada right now watching or listening to me, you don't have anything to worry about here. You'll have a great time. If you come to the USA, nobody will bother you. Got just as much chance of being bothered in Saskatchewan as you do in Alabama.

Smart life. We want you to live as long as possible. We do. So there's a study from Boston University School of Public Health. I went to Boston university. All right. It says that Americans are age specific. Death rates are higher than 21 other wealthy nations. Okay, so people are dying in the United States quicker at an earlier age than 21 other countries. And they go on to list. Bu is a very woke school, very left wing school at this point. Gun violence, environmental pollution, economic inequality, food insecurity, workplace safety. Where's the drugs here? They do say opioid epidemic, but that's fairly recent. So the reason that Americans die young, er, is because they don't take care of themselves with food insecurity, have anything to do with environmental stuff? Anything to do with that, you can be healthy and poor. Depends where you live, depends what you want to do. But if you don't have a lot of money, that doesn't mean you can't jog. That doesn't mean you can't only eat a lot of fruits and vegetables. It's cheaper to eat fruits and vegetables than it is the processed garbage that's killing you. The big thing, the reason why Americans are dying more than other countries is the drugs and the alcohol.

That's why you start using drugs as a teenager, and you continue using them. You start drinking when you're 1415 and you continue drinking, you're going. Not a matter of if, it's just when you're going. I mean, these od deaths, that stat. It's about 120,000 hours a year of Americans that die from drug overdoses. It's really about a million, because your heart erodes, your liver, erodes you. Take an opiate, it's destroying you. Same thing with alcohol. You're drinking every day. It's destroying your liver, destroying it. Your body, your immune system collapses. And we are the United States, the biggest consumer of drugs in the world. Okay? You've been warned. You want to die young? Take your drugs, drink your booze, stay in. History of August 30, 1813, 210 years ago today, the vicious, and I mean vicious, native american white wars kicked into high gear. It was the Fort Mims massacre north of Mobile, Alabama, about 500 settlers. And we write vividly about this in killing crazy horse. 500 settlers from all around gathered in a fort. Fort was attacked by the Creek Indians who came up from Florida, and they massacred 500 in that fort.

There were blacks in the fort. There were Indians in the fort. 250 scalps taken by the creeks, brutal, unbelievable massacre that you never even heard of it. Okay. All right. President Madison gets word of this. And remember, it wasn't like, instantaneous. And he sends Andrew Jackson, the tough guy in Tennessee, down. And Jackson defeats the creeks. And believe me, Jackson was as brutal as they come. That set off 75 years of war between Indians and white people. And the reason was that the european whites were encroaching on native american lands. Simple as that. All this wave, millions of people coming over from Europe to the new world, indian land, whites are taking it. Indians are really like that. Boom, 75 years. So the best source of history about the indian wars is killing crazy horse. The best, bar none. I know I'm bragging, huge bestseller, but you want to know about it? It kicked off 210 years ago today. All right. Lively mail segment and a final thought about me doing something that is annoying me. I'm doing something that annoys myself. I'm going to tell you what that is. We'll be right back. Let's get to the mail.

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Barry Ridge, Round Rock, Texas. Bill, what did Romania get for their payments to Hunter Biden recently? A photo of Joe Biden sitting on the beach with a romanian government official. Never heard any follow up on this. That's because it didn't happen, Barry. So on August 13, Joe Biden was on the beach in Delaware with a man named Mark Gittenstein. Mark Gittenstein, American he was the ambassador to Romania under President Obama. Now, what they were talking about, I don't know, but let's be accurate in our repertage about President Biden. Nancy Brenfleck, Prescott, Arizona. I do not trust anything about Kamala Harris. I'd really been worried if something happened to Biden that she would be in there as president. She couldn't be any worse than Biden. And if Biden can't fulfill his first term, Kamala will take over. But she's not going to be able to do anything. House will block anything she tries to do. She writes executive orders who immediately get challenged in the federal courts. I wouldn't worry about that. Michael Brandis, Caledonia, New York. The only chance we have to save this country is if Trump backs out, which will never happen because it's all about Trump.

If he gave a damn about this country, he'd bow out due to the continuous barrage of legal issues that will continue on. Okay? I mean, Trump doesn't see it that way. He sees himself as a savior of this country. But all opinions we want here on this program. Bill Forrest, Woodbridge, Virginia, I only listen to you, O'Reilly, to get my information and news. Reason is simple. I want facts and fairness, not some politically driven narrative. You have been my paragon of journalism for more than 20 years. Thank you. And your excellent team. Excellent team is the forefront here. I can really have a good staff. I tell you, I give them a lot of work to do. We have what they call a conference call every morning to set the lineup for the no spin news, and I'm just kicking them like this. Boom, boom, boom. I did the same thing when I did the factor at the Fox news channel, but it was an in person meeting then, and then we would set the lineup and do it. But here it's on the phone. My staff scattered all over the country. They all work at home, okay?

But I give them stuff like that romanian thing I just hit, find out what that was all about, bang. Comes right back. So we have an excellent staff here, and I'm proud of them. And I'm proud that you have recognized that we are not in the ideology business. We will never be in that business. We are in the fact analysis business. Charles Fish, colonial Heights, Virginia. Love your final thoughts. Seems Holly the Terra dog has you well trained. Nah. Mahali toes the line here, but the line, I know she's spoiled. I know the terra dog is spoiled, but she's not out of control when I appear on the scene. Holly knows certain things that she has to do and not do. Holly's got 3 million Twitter followers. Bill at Bill O'Reilly. Com bill at Bill O'Reilly. Com name and town. We're getting a lot of mail from overseas. And we're on the first, we're on DirecTv. We're on this band. We're on the radio. Hundred stations across the country and a lot of people still haven't gotten a name in town thing. I got to have a name in town to know you're a real person.

So anyway, killing the witches out September 26, this is really three books in one. First one about the horror of Salem. Second one about the battle to make America a christian or secular nation. Third one about modern day demons. Demons, modern day, oh, that you're going to really, it's pretty spooky. Killing the witches preorder now become a premium or concierge member. Get it free. And if you got a gift coming up, birthday gift or anything like that, get the premium concierge membership. You get the book free. That's your gift. Okay, come on, you got to save money here. Talking about saving money, we'll give you killing the legends and killing the killers and any mug of your choice. We have the best mugs in the world here. Made in America. 42 95. We have the summer reading special. Only three more days. Put that back up. You don't have to take it off that much. Put that back up. Killers, crazy horse, legends, all for one very low price. 32 95. Finally, New York state of mind is essentially sold out. But the good people at Paramount just kicked 70 tickets, primo tickets, back into the pile because they found the space in the Paramount theater.

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Played college football, high school ice hockey. I mean, I'm semi pro baseball. I've always been very active and not the most coordinated guy in the world, but I can pretty much do what I want to do. I don't know. About a year ago, I started dropping stuff, and that annoys me, by the way. Not only do I have to bend over and pick it up today, I just taken the little coffee cup, and then I spill it. Like, what is this? So there are two reasons why I'm dropping stuff. One, I'm not in the moment. I'm pounded this into the urchins. Whenever you're doing something, you got to concentrate on it or something's going to go wrong. That's being called in the moment. And I always thinking about other stuff. But I did call a doctor friend of mine, all right, and I said, what is this dropping stuff? And he goes, well, it's all about you getting older, that you're not as nimble as you used to be, that you're not in control of your body as much as you were when you were younger. And I said, well, does that mean I'm not shaking or anything?

It's just a matter of when you get older, you get stiffer. Now, I stretch in the ocean, in a pool. I do stretching. All right. All the time. I'm not a big weight lifter. I've never been that because I had to throw to football and throw to baseball. And wavelength doesn't help with that, but I stretch. But that's when you get older. So to overcompensate now you know what I'm doing. To not drop stuff, slowing it down, slowing everything down. Picking up the water like this, taking the top off late, very slow, and it's working. But today I dropped the coffee. There was some bad words, have to be honest. Thank you for watching and listening to the notesman news. We'll see you for tomorrow's special about the ten issues republicans have to get across if they want to win back to presidency.