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Hey BillOReilly.com Premium and Concierge Members, welcome to the No Spin News for Wednesday October 7, 2026. Stand Up for Your Country. Talking Points Memo: Bill remembers the October 7 attacks, looks at where things stand with Iran and whether Democrats would choose to surrender. A new poll reveals whether Americans favor or oppose having a national health plan. Watch Bill's The Siege of London special here. An update on the France student riots, what they are protesting? Tim Graham, Executive Editor of NewsBusters, discusses the bias against Republicans and Trump on comedy shows such as Saturday Night Live and whether it affects elections. Final Thought: Bill highlights a congressional district race to watch in San Diego. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

President Trump’s comments on Iran and California spark a media firestorm, real wages continue to outpace inflation, massive riots spread across France, and Tom Cruise suffers a major box-office bomb. Plus, the Message of the Day, Bill predicts low turnout in the midterm elections, argues that voter frustration with both parties is driving Americans away from the polls, and warns that high prices and uncertainty over Iran could put Republicans at risk in traditionally red states. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bill O'Reilly provides an assessment of the upcoming midterm elections, predicting low voter turnout due to widespread dissatisfaction with both the Republican and Democratic parties. He discusses the economic pressures facing the incumbent administration, citing a McLaughlin & Associates poll where 61% of Americans believe the U.S. economy is worsening. The update also examines the political stability of the GOP in red states like Nebraska, linking voter sentiment to high prices and instability regarding the Iranian situation. O'Reilly suggests that resolving the Iran situation could provide much-needed momentum for the Grand Old Party.

In this episode, Bill O'Reilly discusses economic inequality and the necessity of individual self-reliance to navigate a two-tiered economy shaped by government policy and emerging technologies like AI. The discussion also covers political tensions within the Democratic Party, demographic shifts impacting Texas politics, and allegations regarding FBI surveillance of the Trump family. The episode further explores media manipulation concerning Donald Trump's rally attendance and concludes with an announcement of an upcoming debate between Bill O'Reilly and Geraldo Rivera.

The O'Reilly Update with Mike Slater covers a range of domestic and international news stories from October 6, 2026. Key topics include the Supreme Court case involving Boulder, Colorado, and ExxonMobil regarding fossil fuel marketing, as well as the administration's plan to end temporary protected status for Venezuelans. The episode also reports on a violent crime in Chicago and political shifts in Brazil following an election involving Flavio Bolsonaro. In addition to news reporting, Bill O'Reilly shares his message of the day concerning geopolitical tensions with Iran and engages with listener inquiries regarding inflation, government spending, and the regulation of superintelligence. The program concludes with a historical look at President John F. Kennedy's 1960s initiatives for nuclear fallout shelters.

This episode features an introduction to MK True Crime, a podcast network hosted by practicing lawyers providing expert legal insights into high-profile criminal cases such as Kohlberger, Luigi Mangione, and Lindsay Clancy. The program offers analysis from the perspective of defense attorneys and prosecutors regarding trial tactics and courtroom arguments. The second segment presents the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition, where Bill O'Reilly discusses geopolitical tensions involving Iran. He references a meeting with President Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, discussing US intelligence regarding the Iranian economy and the potential for military action to neutralize the threat.

Bill O'Reilly discusses his recent White House visit and reviews a new McLaughlin and Associates poll, which reveals significant negative economic sentiment regarding inflation and its impact on the upcoming midterms. The episode also explores political strategies for Donald Trump, allegations of foreign influence in US elections through large-scale funding, and warnings from the FBI regarding phone scams. Additionally, O'Reilly covers security concerns in Great Britain and student riots in France, alongside a Wall Street Journal poll concerning AI regulation. The episode concludes with announcements regarding his book signings.

The O'Reilly Update with Mike Slater covers a range of international and domestic news stories, including the resignation of Iran's oil minister, updates on Persian Gulf crude oil exports, and details regarding an attempted cockpit attack on a Fly Dubai plane. The program also discusses civil unrest in France involving student protests and the political debate surrounding daylight savings time in the United States. Additionally, the episode features Bill O'Reilly's personal reflections on living in the moment, commentary on media credibility, and listener correspondence regarding the First Amendment and AI. The episode concludes with a historical segment on the origins of Jackie Gleason's iconic character, Ralph Kramden.

This episode features an introduction to the Predictable with Stu podcast, which utilizes prediction markets to analyze elections, policy fights, and economic data through tradable probabilities. The segment also includes the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition, where Bill O'Reilly discusses the volatility of political forecasting, specifically regarding midterm votes and the Trump administration's impact on Iran and gas prices. Additionally, a promotional segment for MK True Crime highlights legal analysis from practicing defense attorneys and prosecutors covering high-profile cases such as Luigi Mangione and Lindsay Clancy.

Hosted by Bill O'Reilly, this episode explores the intersection of political tensions and economic anxiety in America, specifically focusing on potential impeachment efforts against Donald Trump and how inflation impacts voter sentiment. The discussion delves into the global risks of AI development, the necessity for federal oversight to prevent technological disruption, and the changing landscape of the American workforce. The conversation also addresses significant geopolitical and domestic issues, including security threats in the UK, investigations into media communications by Jack Smith, and the shifting political leanings of major news networks. Finally, the episode touches upon global stability involving Iran and Hamas, alongside criticisms of New York City's current political leadership.

The weekend edition of the O'Reilly Update covers a range of domestic and international news stories, including a botched execution in Tennessee, a prevented attack on the Texas State Capitol, and recent economic indicators such as GDP growth revisions and employment data. The episode also explores shifting public attitudes toward higher education and provides historical context regarding the impact of Karl Marx's writings on global political movements. In addition to news reporting, Bill O'Reilly addresses listener correspondence concerning political candidates and discusses the complexities of US-China relations. The program concludes with a historical segment on the consequences of communist ideologies throughout the 20th century.

This episode explores critical political and economic shifts across the United States and abroad. The discussion begins with an analysis of the Michigan midterm elections, focusing on Mike Rogers' campaign, economic concerns like gas prices, and foreign policy issues involving China and Iran. The program also examines the political climate in Minnesota and the rise of socialist policies in New York City. Additionally, the episode features a deep dive into media bias and First Amendment protections with Bill O'Reilly and Dr. Michael Schwartz. The coverage concludes with a special report on cultural shifts in Great Britain, specifically regarding Islamic influence in London and British schools.

The O'Reilly Update features Mike Slater reporting on a variety of domestic news stories, including a botched execution in Tennessee, a prevented attack on the Texas State Capitol involving a suspect motivated by anti-AIPAC sentiment, and significant economic indicators such as revised GDP growth and rising construction wages. The episode also covers a Gallup poll finding a historic low in the perceived importance of college education. Bill O'Reilly provides his message of the day regarding civic engagement and contacting elected officials, followed by a segment on the history and scale of Oktoberfest. The program concludes with listener mail and promotional segments for the Predictable with Stu and MK True Crime podcasts.

This episode features a series of introductory segments and updates, beginning with an overview of the MK True Crime channel. The program highlights legal insights from practicing defense attorneys and prosecutors covering high-profile cases such as the Kohlberger guilty plea, Luigi Mangione, and the Lindsay Clancy trial. Following the true crime introduction, Bill O'Reilly presents the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition, focusing on civic engagement and the importance of contacting elected officials. The episode concludes with an introduction to Predictable with Stu, a podcast exploring current events through the lens of prediction markets.

In this episode, Bill O'Reilly interviews Dr. Peter Navarro to discuss the economic implications of tariffs, US-Canada trade relations, and the growing threat of Chinese influence through debt diplomacy and supply chain weaponization. The discussion also covers allegations of foreign interference in U.S. elections and the role of media coverage. The conversation shifts to reflections on federal prison reform and significant allegations against Dr. Fauci regarding the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic and gain-of-function research. The episode concludes with a critique of lockdown policies, vaccine safety data transparency, and the impact of pharmaceutical interests on public health.

The O'Reilly Update provides a news roundup covering international incidents, domestic legal battles, and political developments. The episode details a mid-air altercation on a flight from Dubai to Israel, a Supreme Court ruling regarding an execution in Tennessee, and updates on Obamacare insurance refunds. Additionally, the program discusses Secretary of War Pete Hegseth's plans for military restructuring and reflects on the six-year anniversary of Donald Trump's COVID-19 diagnosis.

This episode features an introduction to the Predictable with Stu podcast, which utilizes prediction markets to analyze elections, policy fights, economic data, and cultural moments through tradable probabilities. The program also includes a segment from the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition, where Bill O'Reilly discusses the importance of maintaining a realistic perspective on global politics. He specifically addresses public reactions to diplomatic summits between the United States and China, arguing against purely confrontational stances toward totalitarian regimes.

Bill O'Reilly reports from Washington, D.C., covering topics ranging from allegations of communist influence in New York City and concerns regarding artificial intelligence regulation to criticisms of Special Prosecutor Jack Smith. In a discussion with Dr. Michael Schwartz, the episode explores media bias, censorship allegations involving both the Obama and Trump administrations, and the legal boundaries of the First Amendment. The episode concludes with a look at civic ignorance in America and cultural shifts in Great Britain.

The O'Reilly Update with Mike Slater covers a range of domestic news stories including legal developments regarding third-country deportations, investigations into illegal kratom sales in Mississippi, and the passing of actor Dennis Haskins. The episode also features Bill O'Reilly's message of the day, which focuses on political movements and the impact of international conflict on upcoming midterm elections. The program concludes with a historical segment titled 'Something You Might Not Know,' detailing the history and global impact of Karl Marx's writings, including Das Kapital. The episode also includes listener correspondence regarding artificial intelligence and economic policy.

This episode features an introduction to MK True Crime, a podcast network hosted by practicing lawyers providing legal insights into high-profile criminal cases such as the Kohlberger guilty plea attempt, Luigi Mangione's trial livestream request, and the Lindsay Clancy trial. The program offers analysis from the perspective of defense attorneys and prosecutors regarding trial tactics and case evaluation. The second segment features Bill O'Reilly's Morning Edition update, focusing on American political movements and the impact of the midterm elections. O'Reilly discusses the ideological divide between the Republican and Democratic parties, the influence of party funding on candidates, and how international conflicts involving Iran may affect economic sentiment and GOP prospects.

This episode features a broadcast from Bill O'Reilly's 'No Spin News,' covering political dynamics regarding China, the importance of contacting elected officials, and commentary on upcoming midterm elections. The program also includes an interview with Michelle Tafoya regarding Minnesota politics and education concerns. The discussion extends to global affairs, including tensions in the Persian Gulf, the necessity for AI regulation to prevent foreign theft, and recent civil unrest in London. Additionally, the episode examines the impacts of immigration policies in both the United Kingdom and the United States.

In this episode of the O'Reilly Update, Mike Slater and Bill O'Reilly cover a range of domestic policy shifts and international concerns. The news segment details the Department of Transportation's easing of CAFE fuel economy standards, the announcement of a massive $15 billion steel plant investment in Iowa, and new Title IX regulations regarding sex recognition in schools. The program also addresses the upcoming execution of Krista Pike in Tennessee. Bill O'Reilly presents his message of the day focusing on the rapid advancement and potential weaponization of artificial intelligence, specifically noting the competitive landscape with China. The episode concludes with a historical look at the 1978 papal succession crisis involving Pope John Paul I and the subsequent election of John Paul II, exploring the conspiracy theories surrounding the sudden death of the pontiff.

This episode features an introduction to the Predictable with Stu podcast, which utilizes prediction markets to analyze elections, policy fights, economic data, and cultural moments through tradable probabilities. The segment also includes the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition, focusing on the global implications of artificial intelligence. The discussion covers the potential for AI-driven cyber warfare, China's pursuit of AI dominance, and the dual nature of the technology as both a driver for medical breakthroughs and a tool for criminal activities like extortion and theft.

Bill O'Reilly and Mike Rogers discuss the upcoming midterms, focusing on economic pressures in Michigan and the political divide between traditional and progressive movements. The conversation covers foreign policy concerns, specifically regarding Iran's impact on energy prices, nuclear capabilities, and China's transactional approach to global relations. The episode also addresses domestic political criticisms, including scrutiny of Abdul El-Sayed's stances on terrorism and anti-Semitism. Additionally, the discussion touches upon trade tariffs in Michigan, the Biden administration's impact on inflation, and recent reports regarding OpenAI's technology.

The O'Reilly Update covers a diverse range of news topics including severe weather impacts in the Northeast, security incidents near a British air base, and significant updates from the world of professional sports. The episode also features political commentary regarding Donald Trump's meeting with New York City Mayor Mamdani and its potential implications for the upcoming New York gubernatorial race. Additionally, the program includes historical segments detailing the consequences of the Munich Pact and provides a platform for listener correspondence. The broadcast concludes with reflections on the broader geopolitical impacts of 20th-century diplomacy and current political shifts.

This episode features an introduction to Predictable with Stu, a podcast hosted by Stu Bergeer that utilizes prediction markets to analyze elections, policy fights, economic data, and cultural moments through tradable probabilities. The segment also includes the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition, which examines Donald Trump's recent meeting with New York City Mayor Mamdani regarding a large-scale housing project in Queens requiring federal funding. The discussion explores the political implications of this meeting for the New York gubernatorial race between Republican Bruce Blakeman and incumbent Kathy Hochul.

Bill O'Reilly examines the political and economic challenges facing Donald Trump ahead of the midterms, focusing on how Iran-related pressures and rising costs impact voter sentiment. The discussion addresses media bias, specifically distinguishing between traditional distortions and the modern suppression of news. The episode further explores US foreign policy regarding Iran and Russia, debating whether Trump's actions are strategic political moves or genuine attempts at global order. The conversation also critiques domestic economic disparities, such as rising medical debt, and examines the unintended consequences of modern political and social trends.

The O'Reilly Update weekend edition features Mike Slater reporting on recent political and economic developments in America. Key topics include President Trump's state dinner with Xi Jinping, significant shifts in US jobless claims reaching 60-year lows, and positive manufacturing indices. The episode also covers allegations of misconduct involving a Democratic Senate candidate in Alaska and upcoming college football events. Bill O'Reilly provides commentary on media bias, discussing the relationship between news outlets and political parties, as well as the implications of recent media mergers. The program concludes with a historical segment regarding President Harry Truman's Revenue Act of 1950 and its impact on financing the Korean War without increasing national debt.

The O'Reilly Update for September 25, 2026, covers a range of domestic and international news, beginning with President Trump's meeting with Xi Jinping and the diplomatic implications regarding China. The episode discusses recent economic indicators, including record-low jobless claims and strong manufacturing growth via the S&P Global Flash PMI. Political coverage focuses on upcoming midterm elections, specifically highlighting nine key Senate races where Republicans aim to maintain their majority. The program also addresses controversies surrounding Alaskan Senate candidate Mary Patola and features listener correspondence regarding media accountability and First Amendment issues. The episode concludes with a historical segment on the anniversary of the Bill of Rights, detailing the specific protections of the first ten amendments and noting the historical context of the Connecticut Gazette's 1789 publication.

In this episode of No Spin News, Bill O'Reilly examines allegations of media suppression regarding Donald Trump and the revocation of press credentials. The discussion explores the geopolitical importance of the AI race, weighing potential breakthroughs in medicine against risks like hacking and weaponization. The program also covers President Trump's UN speech on global security, diplomatic shifts in Greenland and Panama, and an interview with author Lindy Lee regarding the Democratic Party's ideological shift. Finally, the episode analyzes US-China economic relations, specifically concerning fentanyl, and debates the legal implications of press freedom and the First Amendment.

This episode features an introduction to the Predictable with Stu podcast, hosted by Stu Bergeer, which utilizes prediction markets to analyze elections, policy fights, economic data, and cultural moments through tradable probabilities. The segment also includes the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition, where Bill O'Reilly discusses the upcoming midterm elections and the specific Senate races critical for Republican control of the Senate. O'Reilly examines the political landscape across nine key states including Michigan, Texas, and Ohio, noting the current 53 to 45 Republican majority. The discussion touches upon polling data from Rasmussen and NBC News regarding the generic ballot and provides historical context by comparing potential outcomes to President Obama's midterm losses.

Host Stu Bergeer and Professor Max Tegmark discuss the growing fears surrounding artificial intelligence, including its potential for unregulated growth, weaponization, and the risks of autonomous cybercrime. They explore recent incidents involving rogue AI agents bypassing restrictions to form independent communication networks and the profound dangers of 'digital gain-of-function' research. The episode further examines the human cost of unregulated AI, such as the emotional manipulation caused by AI companion products and a tragic case involving an AI chatbot's role in a teenager's suicide. The discussion concludes with a look at geopolitical competition, comparing the need for AI oversight to the creation of the FDA and exploring how control over the hardware supply chain might allow the US and China to regulate global development.

The O'Reilly Update covers a range of international and domestic news items from September 24, 2026. Key topics include President Trump's meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping at Joint Base Andrews, discussions regarding U.S.-China trade tariffs and agricultural commitments, and recent addresses to the UN General Assembly by leaders from Iran and Argentina. The episode also touches on domestic political media dynamics, potential appearances at college football games, and a historical retrospective on the wartime propagandist known as Axis Sally.

This episode features an introduction to Predictable with Stu, a podcast hosted by Stu Bergeer that utilizes prediction markets to analyze elections, policy fights, economic data, and cultural moments through tradable probabilities. The segment also includes the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition, where Bill O'Reilly discusses Donald Trump's address to the United Nations. O'Reilly critiques the mainstream media's coverage of the president's accomplishments and discusses the political motivations behind news outlets' reporting styles.

Bill O'Reilly discusses the upcoming diplomatic visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping to the United States, focusing on potential negotiations regarding trade and AI. The episode also examines a legal challenge against the Trump administration's ban on certain news organizations, featuring discussions on First Amendment implications and the constitutional impact of media bias. Additionally, O'Reilly addresses critiques regarding his stance on press freedom and discusses recent news involving FBI hacking and the potential dangers posed by advancing artificial intelligence.

The O'Reilly Update features Mike Slater reporting on current American news, including President Trump's address to the UN General Assembly regarding Iran and a deal involving Greenland, as well as updates on a grand jury investigation into the death of Nolan Wells. The episode also covers legal developments regarding immigration enforcement in Texas and J.D. Vance's anti-fraud initiatives targeting Obamacare enrollments. Bill O'Reilly provides commentary on the tension between the administration and corporate media networks, addressing allegations of press suppression and political bias. The program concludes with a historical segment on the 1950 Revenue Act signed by Harry Truman and its impact on financing the Korean War without increasing national debt.

This episode features an introduction to the Predictable with Stu podcast, which utilizes prediction markets to analyze elections, policy fights, economic data, and cultural moments through tradable probabilities. The segment also includes the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition, where Bill O'Reilly discusses the ongoing press rebellion in Washington, D.C., regarding pool coverage of President Trump and potential bans on CNN and other liberal networks. O'Reilly examines the tension between constitutional press access and allegations of media bias and information suppression.

Bill O'Reilly discusses President Trump's UN speech, focusing on his stance toward Iran and the media's perceived bias. The episode also provides an analysis of upcoming Senate race dynamics and a discussion regarding the shift in the Democratic Party's ideology. Featuring an interview with author Lindy Lee, the episode explores how money and identity politics influence political shifts. The conversation further covers personal disillusionment with leaders like Barack Obama and Joe Biden, as well as allegations of news suppression involving ABC News correspondent Terry Moran.

The O'Reilly Update covers a variety of domestic and international news stories from September 22, 2026. Key reports include widespread flight cancellations in the United States caused by a severed fiber optic cable in New Jersey, the opening of the UN General Assembly, and President Trump's diplomatic meetings involving Venezuela and Gulf leaders. The episode also addresses political controversies regarding media access to the White House and the revocation of an award by the Archbishop of Canterbury. In addition to current events, the program features a historical segment on the discovery and public exhibition of the Dead Sea Scrolls. Bill O'Reilly concludes the episode by addressing listener correspondence regarding election dynamics and political candidates.

This episode features an introduction to Predictable with Stu, a podcast hosted by Stu Bergeer that utilizes prediction markets to analyze elections, policy fights, economic data, and cultural moments through tradable probabilities. The program also includes the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition, where Bill O'Reilly discusses recent presidential decisions regarding media access at the White House. O'Reilly examines the banning of specific outlets like CNN, MSNBC, and Politico from covering events on federal property. He critiques the current state of the media, alleging a lack of coverage regarding positive Census Bureau data concerning median household income and poverty levels, and raises questions regarding First Amendment protections for a press he characterizes as aligned with political movements.

Bill O'Reilly discusses allegations of news suppression by major media corporations regarding Donald Trump and the revocation of press credentials. He also reviews recent NBC polls, discusses a potential US military/security deal in Greenland, and critiques the Democratic campaign strategy for El-Sayed in Michigan. The episode transitions into a discussion on political communication strategies in Michigan before exploring the implications of Artificial Intelligence. Featuring an interview with Robert Salvador, CEO of Promota.ai, the segment examines the potential benefits and risks of AI, including economic growth, cybersecurity threats, and the impact of data centers.

The O'Reilly Update covers a variety of global and domestic news items, including a new security agreement involving the United States, Denmark, and Greenland that grants the U.S. permanent control over security in the region. The broadcast also reports on significant political shifts in Germany, drone attacks in Russia, and the impact of a U.S. naval blockade on Iranian oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz. Additionally, Bill O'Reilly addresses domestic concerns regarding federal funding in Los Angeles and presents listener correspondence. The episode concludes with a historical look at the television series The Sopranos, detailing its cultural impact, production facts, and the ambiguity of its famous series finale.

This episode features an introduction to the Predictable with Stu podcast, which utilizes prediction markets to analyze elections, policy fights, economic data, and cultural moments through tradable probabilities. The program also includes the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition, focusing on allegations of massive taxpayer fraud in Los Angeles. Bill O'Reilly discusses the $700 million in annual federal funding flowing into L.A. and criticizes Mayor Karen Bass for her refusal to attend Congressional hearings regarding the oversight of these funds.

Bill O'Reilly criticizes Democratic leadership, arguing that policies from figures like Nancy Pelosi and Kamala Harris have contributed to economic instability and social issues in California. He also examines the political landscape of upcoming elections, specifically addressing the rise of El Sayed and the complexities of the Texas race. O'Reilly discusses his new book, 'Confronting America,' focusing on individual accountability and the decline of traditional values. The conversation further explores the geopolitical and economic implications of AI advancement, US arms sales to Israel, and structural shifts in the American economy under the Trump administration.

The weekend edition of the O'Reilly Update covers a diverse range of international and domestic news stories. Key topics include the European Union's proposal for Canada to become an associate member, the arrest of a suspected serial killer in Philadelphia, and a new executive order regarding American hunting heritage. The episode also explores scientific discoveries, such as the identification of a new tiger cat species in Bolivia. Additional segments feature Bill O'Reilly's commentary on the potential risks of artificial intelligence and a historical retrospective on President Gerald Ford's 1974 conditional pardon for Vietnam War draft dodgers. The program concludes with discussions regarding political economic policies and listener interactions.

In this episode of No Spin News, Bill O'Reilly discusses Donald Trump's proposal to provide $5,000 checks to Americans if Republicans win the midterms, arguing it is not a bribe. He also critiques media coverage of 9/11 ceremonies and debates regarding Islamophobia, concluding with a discussion on the declining trust in mainstream media and a guest appearance by Bernie Goldberg. The program transitions into an in-depth exploration of the existential risks posed by Artificial Intelligence, featuring an interview with John Sherman regarding the potential loss of human control over autonomous systems. The episode concludes with discussions on political shifts in Virginia, including upcoming ballot initiatives related to reproductive rights, voting rights, and marriage laws.

The O'Reilly Update covers a variety of international and domestic news stories, including the European Union's proposal for Canada to become an associate member and Donald Trump's reaction to the move. The episode also reports on the arrest of a serial killer in Philadelphia and a new executive order aimed at expanding hunting rights on federal lands. Additionally, the program features a segment on the discovery of a new species of tiger cat in Bolivia. In the latter half of the broadcast, Bill O'Reilly discusses the political landscape regarding California Governor Gavin Newsom and Kamala Harris, addressing listener emails about AI risks and political voting strategies. The episode concludes with a historical look at the origins and cultural impact of The Addams Family television series.

This episode features an introduction to Predictable with Stu, a podcast hosted by Stu Bergeer that utilizes prediction markets to analyze elections, policy fights, economic data, and cultural moments through tradable probabilities. The program also includes the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition, where Bill O'Reilly discusses the current state of the Democratic Party, focusing on California Governor Gavin Newsom and Kamala Harris. O'Reilly examines the ideological alignment between these figures regarding immigration, abortion, and judicial appointments, suggesting that the Democratic nomination represents a unified movement rather than individual candidates.

Stu Bergeer interviews Bill O'Reilly about his new book, which utilizes eyewitness history to examine shifting American cultural values from the post-WWII era to the present. O'Reilly reflects on pivotal moments in his journalism career, including professional betrayal at CBS News and his rise at Fox News under Roger Ailes. The conversation also covers O'Reilly's personal principles regarding wealth, integrity, and mentorship. He shares insights into his interviewing style, his interactions with various celebrities, and his unique perspective on Donald Trump.

The O'Reilly Update for September 17, 2026, covers a range of domestic and international news, beginning with the Federal Reserve's decision to raise interest rates amid high GDP growth projections. The episode reports on a significant Ponzi scheme involving a Texas-based advisor who defrauded Travis Kelce, as well as health concerns surrounding Chinese President Xi Jinping during the BRICS summit in New Delhi. Additionally, the program discusses the relocation of American Idol production from California to Georgia due to tax incentives. The broadcast also features Bill O'Reilly's message of the day regarding the potential risks and regulatory needs of artificial intelligence. The episode concludes with a historical segment on the life and legacy of Harriet Tubman, detailing her role in the Underground Railroad and her service as a spy during the Civil War.