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I don't really you're welcome to the nose bad news for tuesday january. Seventy, two thousand twenty three stand up for your car tree now my message of the day, which we post each morning on bill, o'reilly dot com, it's free hope you go in and read it. Every day is sickly, expanding all what I said last night on this broadcast that I'm starting to personally dislike pray by then, I feel bad about that. No, the president that I've covered and I go all the way back covering presidents until Jimmy Carter, I've never just like any of them personally, but Joe Biden is, is doing Things:

very shouldn't, be doing and their hurting all of us and that's a subject of this evening's talking points mammal. So yesterday we covered martin luther king day, and we said that Mr Kerr, doktor king reverend king was a heroic man, which is true. he deserves his federal holiday because it shows respect forth ten percent of the population african americans nothing, nothing, always there's no downside. There. Ok We also say that politicians, some of them, exploit the holiday By doing so, its voice, doktor king. so Joe Biden gave a speech in fact a couple of speeches but doktor kings federal holiday. He said this girl. The unemployment rate is the lowest disbanded. Fifty years and black Unemployment is near record lows,

wages for black workers are up to the strong features ever for small business creation, including black small businesses,. Across the board. American families have a bit more breathing more Och americans ivan health insurance, then in american history. Okay, so fact check that, and here we go MR martens, has the unemployment rate is the lowest has been in fifty years, not true. Ok under donald trump, the unemployment rate was two times: ok too tight it hit the same rate. Three point: five percent hard to go below that because european all who basically can't work and they leave the work force and they collect unemployment. Unemployment rate under donald trump.

Was three point five in september nineteen in january, two thousand and twenty is from the european bureau of labour statistics. by also says that the current unemployment, ray four blocks. Five point: seven percent is near kurt lows well, it was five point. Three percent under donald trump, so I'm not going to quibble about zero point four, sent, but it's a substantial number, so long as wasn't trying to be fair. There is trying to say and nobody's the fact yakima. Unlike donald trump washington post fact, checked everything the trumps it. In fact, in a dishonest way. Often nobody tracks were Joe Biden says is an editor Second, sound bite role, the tape I reduced the deficit last year, three hundred

The billion dollars this year federal judges down one trillion plus dollars, maybe that's a fact: well, the federal, as it did fall by one point: four, trillion last year when buying was president, you did For what he said is true, He didn't tell you why, because all of colored entitlements stopped. It was nothing abiden did it work, that the emergency covert relief, and you know why you provided a check on employment, more business on and on and on and on all had ceased, saw. All the covert money. but into reducing the deficit. In fact, what is more, it was

The deficit was reduced, a hundred and four percent, and it was all covered money. Every bit of it Spending under president Biden non covert spending is the hides ever been under any present case. So. It's a and Biden hope nobody's going to check them. There's a war yeah, it's true right, you reduce. The deficit, but. It wasn't because of your policies. You are sitting in the oval office, but it expired all the cove, it's better. The congress past. to save. whose livelihoods and businesses expired. Do you know that Does anybody know that now so? When I see this kind of southern believe me

It binds out the only one who does this. They all all these politicians. I don't know of any politician who does it take things out of context in order to boost themselves up, I mean it's just happened, but at this level right to try convince african americans in particular that you're better off under bind than you were under tromp remit. African americans, generally don't lie down economically,. Right, real wages, which is the end. later in this country, a prosperity for all all colors, our down under by because of inflation, we're there up under trop. It's a seven point, swing to the negative under by because of the astronomical inflation. So when you hear statistics.

Yeah and I needed twenty four hours to check all because I want to get it right Kay, so that's the memo now Joe Biden schedule meets with the prime minister of the netherlands today. Actually, fairly important meeting, because the netherlands is sending china selling through the chinese high tech stuff And the west, NATO does not want that. and netherlands, part of nato. So you know that's not some frivolous meeting about cheese the netherlands gonna stop. I don't. I don't know, and then the golden state warriors, perhaps the most left wing sports team in the country will meet with the president. I too, forty. Five. This afternoon is already happened, of course, you're watching this in the evening, because

They won the championship, the n b a championship last year, so that ought to be a love fest there, which is fine. I don't have any problem with that. I Ok, so thursday the president goes to california. Another thing that he should do I mean the rain and snow in california is devastating that state. and he'll. You know the two words just like you did the tour in EL paso he'll get out there and then you'll fundraiser guarantees do a fundraiser there of some kind, but California we we feel very bad? For the folks I mean get a break out there it every year sultan either droughts or mudslides. Rain day I mean it. Just one of the most beautiful places in the world, but they just get pounded on right now. On friday, the government borrow any more money.

So it is. This is gonna, be big and it's boring. I know it's boring, I'm I to try make an interesting for you. So right now the national debt. What the usa owes is Thirty one point: four trillion dollars: denmark, party does want any spending, mitchell, not I'll get it want to borrow as much money as they possibly can borrow we pay again why, as you saw with the house- and harvey hearings. They want discipline spending so now congress has got to approve on friday, it begins. A new borrowing ceiling, a higher dead ceiling, so they go Continue to borrow money to pay its debts, what are its debts? Its debts, are, when you buy a government bond the government to pay money, kay In certain expenditures, more going out and coming in that it doesn't effect,

social security or matter care or many many other things, because as long as a government, as tax dollars level we can spend that level. Buddy, borrow more than the tax revenue this coming in. Unless congress so this is a brawl. Ok, now Only six percent of all abide in spending is what they call discretionary. That means that can be caught. That's just opinion stuff, like the three million dollar jogging trail in georgia, name for michelle obama. Do we really need that? I mean come on And I'm just picking on the former first lady, because it so who egregious so ridiculous and there's a million of those. Ok, then they there's everywhere. It's called pork. You bring the pork back, Ok, so the republicans you're gonna have to.

Say you want to raise the dead ceiling? You gotta cut. You got a kind of we gotta have the cuts in writing. it's gonna be a brawl, a bloody bra. And then the scare tactics come out you're not going to get your social security you're not going to get your medicare. All of that is going to cost We are here. Every day, On radio and television to correct the record, K, look. The more money the government borrows the deeper in debt. This country goes The less your dollars are worth, that is inflation. It's got to stop We have to start living within our me. This country or disaster will have. san francisco, the

african american reparations advisory committee has issued its suggestions. Five million dollars cash for black. ex who live in san francisco and as a number of I have to be born between ninety forty, ninety six. They have to live there for thirteen years. A lot of stuff blacks make up five per cent. Just five per cent of san Francis. because population, we are talking about an awful lot of people here, but five million dollars cash ahead, plus all debt forgiveness. yeah, I'm home mortgage. Anything, you have that's what they want. Ok, the reparations in san francisco, while who pays for that? spare system pull money out of the air, so everybody lives in san francisco. The city limits their tax money is gonna to go for that

san francisco gets federal money. So people who don't live there. We pay taxes washington. Washington, dessert diverge Some of that money is efforts, fiscal for various reasons. They do that. for every big city so that our money would go there. now it's brutally unfair, because current taxpayers nothing to do with slavery, unfair. So what you're doing is you're taking a historical role, that Resonates throughout this country even today, and that's all legitimate, you're punishing innocent people, not the way america's most work. Now

and if this was ever passed on a national level, this would set back race relations a hundred years. The anger. Would be that palpable, even people who sympathise new want the best for african americans can would be angry. Not all of them, but many of them. So I wanted to get to address this in a lot of other things on a race level and who better to do that. Then then jealous, who is the author? The brandenburg never forget our, people were always free, a parable of american healing stay out. I recommend the book He is the former presidency eel people for the american way. A left wing group

You might know it, he is a professor practice at the university of pennsylvania comes to us from Baltimore maryland Before you go to your book, what about the reparations and san francisco, would you sign onto that. No, I don't know enough about it. When I do know is that when you have an institution like yours term, universally. where there are specific people who were harms, there's an institution that benefit they sold off slave in order to keep the universal floated on one point and have sought to make reparation is easier for people to understand

I think that it will be easier for people to understand, for example, if it was an insurance company or even levy straps, that profited off of slavery in some way. That's a very wealthy company today, part of that it has to do with the x the exploitation of certain families, even though was a long time ago, the wealth in indoors. So what I've found is that we talking about reparations built, the more specific you can be more or less the continuity of wealth The easier it is, I think, is harder to make that argument with a city government mass. I don't know the facts was better go on certain about what I do. What I told you mister giles are the fat man. I did. I don't It's gonna happen. I don't think you're old, he'll be a lot of legal challenges. It is, but if you're gonna try to correct boats using that word historical atrocities across the board

it never ends it just never ends I mean my people in county cabin ireland had their land seized seas by the british crown. Ok and that led the death of the patriarch The expulsion of two sixteen year old boys who had to take a voyage and work on a death ship by throwing corpses into the atlantic ocean to get to the united states because their mother couldn't feed them so yeah london, on the O'Reilly family big, but every family I'll submit to you. hi stories like that all over the world I might do, fishing slavery is top of the chart. Is no doubt about that and people did a benefit economically. That was what it was all about. Ok, however, right now we're innocent of that the people

live here now and exists now and pay taxes now were innocent of the blood is not on our hands. Would you agree. What are you saying is that the What was missing in the facts that you set up was what the specific argument years in san francisco- I don't I don't know what the reason states, for example, the town yeah. I understand the georgetown didn't know that yeah exactly that's what I'm saying is that the specifics matter without knowing it? I have no idea all right, but it's easy. Just The research into seconds and believe me when I tell you the cities, francisco in the past any history discriminated against african americans eyes. What it is, georgia private institution of georgia. Wants to make restitution because of what the college did to slaves. I don't have a problem with that. Ok, but I have a problem with forcing taxpayers to fund

snorkel atrocities at this point move ahead to your book, so I've I like, I like what you're trying to do here, even though you and I are on the opposite side of the political spectrum, idle What you're trying to do? A? U turn? to bring americans together. solve problems and in the racial area, but what what did your book? I read it all, but I looked at it. The main in problem in the african american community. As I see it,. Is the dissolution of the family and that it's the poverty and crime and all kinds of anti social behaviour with the father absent, and I think that should be in the forefront of trying to get this rift between auctioneer whites and everybody else saw Am I wrong.

what I would say is that there is a parallel problem amongst poor weight And the and poor white, or almost invisible his lungs and talk about it. My book is when we actually make the problems facing poor waited visible as it american family we tend to come. Together to figure out how to solve them. An example of that would be addiction to heroin and pills to paint colors can tuning similar drugs, and when you have a scourge of of opiate addiction for a long time in baltimore all the images for black people, even though quietly folks do through a lot of white folks time. We talked about it as a criminal problem, lock them up, and then something happened in the mid south in the midwest. Frankly, sheriff, were buried. A lot of people be taught him. Anecdotally. Gandhi went to high school

and they started to publish the faces of the corpses on the faces of the corpses. Look like the country as a whole, because drug addiction is fairly constant across racial groups in our society and as soon as you start seeing white faces, people die from opiate addiction to the policy shifted away from us, lock them all up to this isn't a problem with addiction. It's a health problem. Let's send them to rehab. So the invisibility of the white court, usually the black poor, that were invisible during said, the great depression. The invisible ability of the white poor who are the largest group, leads it's huge responses, cause people who don't don't see. People who I reflected in the media but ask as whites, are the majority in the country and the blacks, a thirteen percent are always the majority is a bigger megaphone and the method but but but but but but don't please just as a community organised at the summit. Organised behind bars, like white inmates are invisible to. you're right. I may be true

We can see. What I'm saying is, that is that those numbers married to speak million or so blacks in poverty there. Sixteen million whites in poverty honestly are people in poverty on both sides of my family, white and black, and the invisibility of the white core constrains. Frankly, the political imagination about the problem and therefore the solutions that it was only so much the government can do about poverty, unless you want to have you know a socialist system which is one of our major capitalist budgetary, rightly, what I do is I grow companies. I've done after eight years me I get bored with digital. Now you know Poverty is driven by behaviour. That's what drives power. the lack of education is number one: people I'll, get a dwell upon doctrines going to china.

But that's not the may. We have almost full employment. I mean your buddies, but it's different is different. Levin passenger man, very conservative community. This community started as the occasion homes for factory workers and, ultimately a death or from tat will do, but one bethlehem, steel shuttle, baltimore wasn't itself was more like the unemployed for more white folks. Where's baltimore, where my famous from and all I'm saying, is that we ve gotta have jobs this country. I think you will agree for four men. Who didn't go to college and enter the? Why can you when the jobs are there and a lot of the jobs? Are there? If you want to make money in america, you can make money. I mean these just me and and all We're driver ban on your computer. poland. Seventy thousand dollars a year well I'm going go back to the cultural driver of poverty is the fair you're of families. It's not a gun, in failure in america. It's a person

failure the per mental and earnest terms across all colors. Absolutely you right on that, But when seventy two percent of african in babies born out of wedlock and a lot of father split. Ok, you gotta dastardly problem Now have you you, but the country but nobody. If one crawford tells you economic status, the why can use much healthier than the black community? If you just look at the core of all colors, you see very, very similar problems. One the store that talk about my book is a man who was flying next. You went out to arrive at a confederate flag over his heart. bright red shirt is like twenty ten And how the animal waste to be done next, this resource offered for sale. we ended up in a conversation about from inaction, and I was hardly help- knew how much have benefited white women through the biggest

beneficiaries and cut me off. He said, but then that not a problem in my theme, said: I'm wearing this shirt because almost gave me a shot because I was a football players by pretty much the only man in my family, since we came over as part of the georgia penal colony not to end up in prison, and what are we going to do for the boys? In my So we d artagnan mass incarceration. We also talked about the need, frankly, to create a preference And some universities have this, but for people who are first on polish people are coming from a low income background. Taken open up the doors my dad's can we help start harbouring sixteen thirty six to give two hundred acres from school,

the reality is that back in class rank literally meant class rank like work, not where you were your academic class. Where were in the social class? How much both did you have? We have discriminate against the poor in the society. The way this profound, and so probably when I'm joining is focused trying to adopt a kingdom life into the race as a wedge. It used to Ten divide the poor king was assassinated, trying to breathe. Poor back together. And it's really important that we make the poor visit out of bad. If the poor. want to improve themselves and move into the middle class or even the upper wealthy classes. They have an opportunity to do that in this But there are certain to take an unless the african american community rallies around the family, the forties and fiftys, the african americans have stronger family structures and the white in this country,

decision which stronger than the whites. Ok. But if collapsed in the six He's a now its lead to deprivation. Last worse. when I was days that you're, my family is very strong. We invest in education at some privilege, both sides need to my mom growing public housing projects, and we need to make sure that the poor whites and poor blacks, invisible them turn on the period of race between them. So they can assert trend, demands together for better schools for kids for fair pay at work. Yes, I'm totally believe in education and strong families, we also need to make sure People get a fair wage for a full days, work, ok The book is never forget. Our people were always free, then jealous. We appreciate a bell s talk again soon: ok,

and so what we ve got any revenue. congresswoman Sheila Jackson lay is introduced, a bill criminalizing conspiracy to commit white supremacy, never going to pass by unanimously white, add on times she wants to have the federal government- after anybody who may participate in any plotter plan or thought that would lead to white supremacy now I don't know what that means. I don't know anything about it. I dont like what supremacy I think it's bad. I think that all p- Fuller created a wall on. God, that's Jesus, is message, but this is just lupi.

Police last year, the stature in three hundred thirty police officers shot dead. I mean shot shot, not dead across the country, its up six percent from twenty, one and this is from the national, fraternal order of a police Eighty eight ambush style attacks on law enforcement officers, so you don't police, it's a dangerous job or Remember that in d c, the city council announces interesting, the mayor of washing disease, muriel boughs and very very left, one wing woman, I'm very low why she vetoed the spill. That's often penalties for car jackson, burglaries and basically is a problem mental bill. bouser vetoed it say

You can't do this, it leads to anarchy, but- city council of diesel is going to override the veto and will the most lenient punishments for us here describes like car. I mean you know to jack a car, you tat a person in the car, ok and pull percent out of the car and take it that's a car jacking if you steal a car. It's a stolen car so as a human being and about anyone. Lesser penalties for that insane but there is a very, very strong programme, a lobby in this country. Smart lie. Here I have a bottle of ice too. And it costs about a book and a half bug. Seventy in the delhi. Ok, The ice t contain

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Now there is a reason why the government compelled all food companies in various countries put the label on their k, but nobody even publicizing. Ok, media. So howard stern is angry with me because I went on w abc radio, which I do frequently there a flagship radio station- and I talk about how I attended Boston, university and howard stern was there Can I know we was because he was the only guy in the school of communication with taller than me and he had a afro? Ok. So, sir, tells his audience. Yesterday. I'm gonna play you to clip in a minute but put his picture up The reason I said he had a friend we can see out of row here. It is. guy now you said you didn't have it

Then he had long stringing here with a ponytail, but there the graduation picture, howard, He gets Ani area sturdy. Any rips mia gum. and he started in again about how he knew me at Boston university, which is just a total. Why? Why do you even come up? You're, not friends with them? You dont know. I am. I only know you. I know I don't know howard. So, on December eighth, two thousand and five MR stern, appeared on the factor. we're both raised and working class families alone out. Ok, stern and o riley. We, both wind up at boston, university, at the same time, metro where terriers together? Ok, we both reached the top of our professions. Ten million one shot for me hundred billion one shot to me

Why am I bothering with this this stop gets on social media, alright stern, attacks on riley, stirring calls or riley a liar and all it up and then again into the record, gay people build they believe it now stern. Probably just remember tat. I was in and with him it be. I just do we was I think knew I was so it was a big car as for the newspaper there, but that matter He acknowledged he knew we were there together, and then program yesterday goes. not a guy, it's not, horton other than the pick up.

I social media, ghost everywhere. So every famous person, every athlete every politician gets attacked. and even if the attach or false bow it's everywhere,. This is a horrendous problem in this country and that's why I've, That is a history january. Seventeen nineteen, twenty prohibition goes into effect. This was probably the worst law ever in its takes So it was a convention of states are whereas reza conventions sake, data to ratify the change in a constitution that booze was banned in the usa and they did forty six out of forty eight states in nine, twenty said we'd all bows, the only say it didn't work. it didn't rhode, island, ok,

but it did matter because the constitutional amendment passed the state, and then it was signed into law. Woodrow Wilson was a present. So what happened? Marriages stop drinking they just one: the boughs from AL capone and gangsters who, for Families, to sell, bow and then and prohibition was repealed in nineteen. Thirty, three remember thirteen years it s. Okay, the organised crime families went anarchy eriksson gambling and other things. Because this, Roger was already there, happen the prohibition. A hundred and three years ago today right now. Seventy percent of all organs are regular drinkers, ok, twenty five percent don't drink at all and between six and ten are addicted to alcohol

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So the individual people by narcotics contributes to the death. No doubt, As far as the distribution is concerned,. we have laws that you have to make cases against these cartels and organizations crime organisations in this country. It takes time to do. And now, with the pro criminal thing we have going on here, selling heroin and math. In fact I mean, and even faint all is considered. A violent crime are terrible crime. We got a huge problem, so you are correct. Michael drug cartels are the enemy of the. U s and should be destroyed by force. That would mean we would have to go to some. I war with mexico. But I agree, the patriot act should be enforced, cartel should be designated terrorists and we should go get em. that's for sure henry, whose

three responsible for the drug mass, the buyer or this seller, the seller, the pusher, The buyer is weak. The buyer is wrong, but the pusher is, Really and exploiting the weakness and doesn't care whether the buyer lives or dies. greg, browsing, newhaven, connecticut, north haven, north haven. Although became, a major strides of rights movement. I don't think it should want his birthday being National holiday, the african american india accounts for only thirteen percent of the population. There are other historical icons who deserve it. I disagree entirely. You are showing respect for the african in community by designating the holiday janet, where do you agree that Ok, there should be a holiday or not. What he accomplished through peaceful means deserves to be recognised when it is, I think it is dead,

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So the final, though, is about Tom Brady and normal the little I met him at the kentucky derby. He sent me a jersey, sign jersey. I always had nice discussions with him. I felt very bad for him last night when the doll cowboys wax the Tampa bay bucks, dallas, better team candidate a rough year Brady's forty five, it wasn't Brady's fault, but the game is different. If your quarterback, you gotta, be mobile, you gotta be able to run. Brady can still throw that ball by the buck line. Couldn't protect them. his receivers didn't get open very well and he stuck back there in a pocket. Gettin hammered. If you see the quarterbacks it or upcoming they can move? Ok, it's a different game. and Tom Brady I dont know what he's going to do. I don't think you'll be back with Tampa. He may take a shot with another team that stronger. Or he might hang it up- that's good Back ever guy About it, but

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