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Bill O'reilly Dissects The Polling Industry
Bill O’Reilly critiques the reliability and media use of political polling as midterm elections approach. He argues many polling firms inject partisan bias and highlights prominent forecasters—Larry Sabato and Nate Silver—saying both have been wrong in recent major races. O’Reilly reviews a reported stunt by a group calling itself Wedgewood Polls that claims to have fabricated results to test media scrutiny. He warns viewers not to accept headlines without context, says he won’t use some pollsters as yardsticks, and offers his own election observations (predicting Democrats likely to win the House but Republicans to hold the Senate) based on factors other than polls.Episode guide
Bill O'reilly Reacts To Vivek Ramaswamy's Controversial Campaign Ad
Bill O’Reilly reviews a TV ad from Vivek Ramaswamy’s Ohio governor campaign that features Amy Acton’s mother and has sparked backlash. He plays the clip, notes personal and unresolved family allegations around Acton, and criticizes the decision to use familial disputes in persuasion-focused advertising. O’Reilly says the ad has damaged Ramaswamy’s standing with persuadable voters—particularly women—reports that Vice President Vance traveled to Ohio to address the controversy, and predicts Ramaswamy will pull the spot as his poll numbers fall. He frames political TV ads as tools to persuade undecided voters, arguing this ad crosses a line and will cost support.Episode guide
No Spin Interview: Bruce Blakeman Makes His Case For New York State To Bill O'reilly
Bruce Blakeman, Republican candidate for New York governor, argues his campaign is competitive against incumbent Kathy Hochul, citing internal and other polls, fundraising, and voter dissatisfaction. He highlights public safety and immigration enforcement as central issues, recalling a debate exchange about his county's cooperation with ICE and alleged criminal migrants. Blakeman criticizes Hochul's leadership, blaming her for high taxes, rising utility bills, and population and business losses, and claims he is attracting Democrats fed up with their party. He also complains about perceived left-leaning media bias limiting his access to larger outlets.Episode guide
"The Radicals Have A Chance" — Trump's Russia Reality & Tera Dahl | October 22, 2026
Bill O’Reilly frames the midterms as a directional choice for America, warns against far-left economic policies, and criticizes media coverage of international developments. He and former NSC deputy chief of staff Tera Dahl debate U.S. policy toward Iran and Russia, arguing sanctions and a U.S. naval posture have kept oil flowing through the Strait of Hormuz while acknowledging sanctions hurt Iran and also strain American consumers. They dispute whether the Trump administration properly addressed Iran’s nuclear program, separate the Iranian regime’s brutality from the Iranian people, and describe sanctions and military pressure as tools intended to prevent a nuclear-armed Iran. They also discuss the idea of trilateral talks involving Trump, Putin and Zelenskyy, note doubts about NATO partners’ contributions, and close by urging civic engagement and voting.Episode guide
"Chaos Almost Beyond Belief" — Bill O'reilly On French Protests
Bill O'Reilly describes widespread, violent protests in France and offers his interpretation of their causes and implications. He reports large crowds, arrests, looting, fatalities and calls the unrest “chaos almost beyond belief.” O'Reilly attributes the turmoil to recent immigration and welfare burdens, says organized political forces are behind the demonstrations — he names communists and asserts an uneasy alliance with Islamist elements — and warns that similar unrest could surface in U.S. cities that he calls “soft targets.” He frames these remarks as a warning to American viewers about potential future street violence.COMPLETE ARCHIVE
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