Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis No Spin News - Weekend Edition - March 7, 2026
Mar 7, 2026
John Solomon, investigative journalist and Just the News CEO, examines released memos about alleged federal coordination in the Fulton County prosecution. Pat Fallon, Texas congressman on Oversight, outlines a $9 billion Minnesota welfare fraud probe and accountability questions. Jonathan Sayer, Iran analyst, breaks down Tehran’s regional tactics, protest dynamics, and military threats.
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Media Messaging Is Often Coordinated
- Bill O’Reilly asserts media talking points are coordinated by DC and K Street memos that produce identical phrases like “sons and daughters” and “harm's way.”
- He uses repeated broadcast examples to argue the phrasing shows organized, top-down messaging across liberal outlets.
Sanctions Relief Fueled Iran's Regional Aggression
- Jonathan Sayer says the Iran regime sought sanctions relief to fund terrorism and acted more aggressively under weak enforcement during Biden's term.
- He links prior sanction relief and weak enforcement to Tehran funding regional attacks and October 7th violence.
Iran's Military Power Has Been Diminished
- Sayer outlines Iran's remaining deterrents: degraded air force, ballistic missiles, and proxy funding networks in Europe and the West.
- He argues U.S. and Israeli strikes have targeted missile infrastructure and IRGC leadership to weaken those deterrents.