A MUST SEE No Spin Interview with JD Vance, Walz Accepts the VP Nomination on the Democratic Ticket, Biden is Hiding… Again, & Democrats Obsession with Abortion May Lead to Trouble with the IRS
Tonight's rundown:
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- Talking Points Memo: O’Reilly gives his honest analysis of Senator JD Vance – will he help or hurt the Trump ticket?
- Vice Presidential Nominee JD Vance enters the No Spin Zone. This interview gives the folks the information they need – we focus on the issues. No cat lady talk here.
- Tim Walz has accepted the Democratic Vice-Presidential nomination – and as expected, he put his far-left agenda on full display.
- Kamala Harris sets the stage for her acceptance speech. O’Reilly says this is ‘now a collation of the willing’. Bill will be on NewsNation following Harris’ speech – head to BillOReilly.com to get his full analysis.
- Joe Biden is back to hiding – this time at a $37 million ranch of a ‘friend’.
- A new jobs report is going to be make it hard for the Harris campaign to continue on with their false economic claims.
- Free abortions are being offered outside the DNC. Watch for Bill’s take on the abortion crazed Democrats.
- Smart Life: Pot and meat are bad!
- This Day in History: a 50,000-year-old human bone is discovered in Siberia.
- Final Thought: The reach of BillOReilly.com – thanks to our loyal members. Not a member? Sign up today for the best election coverage on the planet!
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