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Résumé de l'épisode

Bill O'Reilly criticizes Senator John Ossoff for allegations regarding President Trump's actions in Iran and personal attacks on Natalie Harp, while discussing the lack of leadership within both Democratic and Republican parties. The episode explores themes of media bias, the economic implications of foreign policy, and the impact of political strategies on voter sentiment. The conversation further examines US involvement in Iran, debating nuclear imminency and the motivations behind Middle East strategy. O'Reilly also addresses the decline of American accountability and promotes his upcoming book, 'Confronting America,' which critiques hypocrisy across the political spectrum.

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And there's something uniquely despicable about lying a nation into war.

00:01:00 · O'Reilly quotes Senator Ossoff to highlight the specific allegation being criticized in the segment.

So for you to pay a tiny little bit more for your gasoline, just remember you're doing it so that a very evil country cannot have a country.

00:11:01 · This quote from President Trump explains the economic rationale behind his administration's stance on Iran.

You come in with the number, first of all. So the number is issued by the Treasury Department or whatever government agency issues the number. And then you say to a reporter, are you going to report that tonight?

00:24:39 · O'Reilly explains his specific tactic for forcing mainstream media to be accountable when reporting on economic facts.

Estimates of how long Iran would need for weaponization generally vary between months to about a year. You see, so it certainly was not for tomorrow.

00:37:43 · The speaker uses data to argue that the threat from Iran was not imminent, contradicting the justification used for war.

My job now is to point out to listeners on WABC, people who watch my program, news station, whatever it may be. To point out, this is hurting the country.

01:05:14 · O'Reilly defines his self-appointed role as an elder statesman tasked with identifying societal decline.

Épisodes

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O'Round the World - August 23, 2026

Bill O'Reilly criticizes Senator John Ossoff for allegations regarding President Trump's actions in Iran and personal attacks on Natalie Harp, while discussing the lack of leadership within both Democratic and Republican parties. The episode explores themes of media bias, the economic implications of foreign policy, and the impact of political strategies on voter sentiment. The conversation further examines US involvement in Iran, debating nuclear imminency and the motivations behind Middle East strategy. O'Reilly also addresses the decline of American accountability and promotes his upcoming book, 'Confronting America,' which critiques hypocrisy across the political spectrum.

23 août 2026
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The O'Reilly Update, August 22, 2026

The O'Reilly Update features Mike Slater reporting on recent domestic and international developments, including a federal investigation into former Congressman Eric Swalwell involving allegations of sexual misconduct and the arrest of a woman accused of plotting an ISIS-inspired attack in New York. The news also covers economic pressure strategies regarding Iran, EPA initiatives to increase domestic gasoline supply through fuel waivers, and the transition of naval assets in the Middle East. Bill O'Reilly provides commentary on the upcoming midterm elections, discussing the leadership dynamics within the GOP and Democratic parties. The episode concludes with a segment on the legacy of Groucho Marx and his impact on comedy, alongside responses to listener mail regarding media standards and voting laws.

22 août 2026
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The O'Reilly Update, August 21, 2026

In this episode of the O'Reilly Update, Mike Slater delivers a news briefing covering federal investigations into former congressman Eric Swalwell, an ISIS-inspired terrorism plot in New York, and new economic pressures regarding Iran. The program also explores changes to EPA gasoline regulations intended to increase domestic supply and lower prices for American families. Bill O'Reilly provides his message of the day, critiquing what he describes as a media blackout on progressive policies and Republican successes. The episode concludes with a historical segment on the Nat Turner rebellion of 1831 and an interactive session responding to listener correspondence.

21 août 2026
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O'Reilly Update Morning Edition, August 21, 2026

Bill O'Reilly discusses what he describes as the collapse of corporate media and the presence of a systemic bias in modern journalism. He argues that the current media landscape relies on a ruse of ignoring reports that portray Republicans and Donald Trump in a positive light while simultaneously refusing to cover negative stories regarding Democrats. The episode highlights specific instances of alleged media blackouts, including an executive order from Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey and a fraud situation in Minnesota. O'Reilly asserts that this lack of coverage favors progressives and poses a threat to the American republic by depriving citizens of honest information.

21 août 2026
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We'll Do It LIVE! with Bill O'Reilly — Summer Special | Part One

The speakers explore personal and historical narratives, beginning with a moving account of surviving the Holocaust through deception and the preservation of identity. The conversation shifts to political critiques regarding the rise of socialism in American cities, the importance of historical literacy, and the impact of progressive movements on education and national identity. The discussion further covers the erosion of historical narratives, the influence of institutional power, and the impact of political polarization within the Democratic Party. The episode concludes with reflections on energy policies, the influence of wealthy donors, and a personal account from a former White House official regarding his dismissal from the Trump administration.

20 août 2026