Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis The O'Reilly Update, January 9, 2026
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Jan 9, 2026 The discussion covers various urgent topics, including the turmoil in Iran, where signs of unrest are evident. There's a dive into the complexities of ICE operations, highlighting the training of officers and a recent legal incident involving an agent. The Senate's passing of a War Powers resolution regarding Venezuela stirs debate. Additionally, the show reflects on the challenges of persuasion in a divided society and the consequences of quick judgments after events like the Minneapolis shooting. Finally, Bill O'Reilly explores the commercial evolution of college football and athlete endorsements.
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Beliefs Harden Before Evidence
- Persuasion is very difficult because people believe what they want to believe.
- Bill O’Reilly warns that initial reactions to events often harden into fixed opinions before evidence emerges.
Minneapolis Shooting As Polarized Example
- O’Reilly cites the Minneapolis ICE shooting as an example of instant, polarized conclusions.
- He describes leftists calling the agent a murderer and opponents blaming the deceased for interfering with law enforcement.
Video Alone Doesn’t Resolve Shootings
- O’Reilly stresses that televised video alone can't reliably determine shooting culpability.
- He says courts need enhanced, frame-by-frame analysis plus officer testimony to reach sound conclusions.