Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis The O'Reilly Update, March 5, 2026
Mar 5, 2026
Coverage of a submarine strike sinking an Iranian warship and the U.S. air campaign that followed. Discussion of a Senate vote tied to continued military action. Reports on a major blackout in western Cuba and its effect on oil and travel. A segment on claims about streaming platforms' cultural stance. Tribute to a legendary football coach who recently died.
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U.S. Struck Iran To Decisively Degrade Threats
- The U.S. used decisive military force against Iran to degrade threats and avoid prolonged nation-building.
- Mike [Hegseth] emphasized no restrictive rules of engagement and fighting to win, illustrated by an American submarine sinking an Iranian warship and air superiority claims.
Cuba Blackout Linked To Fuel Shortages And Sanctions
- A major blackout hit western Cuba, worsening because of dwindling oil reserves and halted Venezuelan shipments.
- Mike Slater noted millions without power, airports lacking jet fuel, and Trump's threat to tariff countries supplying Cuba.
Netflix Still Perceived As Woke Despite Executive Claims
- Netflix's bid for Warner Brothers faced political scrutiny over 'woke' culture despite executives' denial.
- Republicans visiting Netflix headquarters found evidence (e.g., tampons in men's bathroom) that contradicted executives' claims they were no longer woke.
