Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis The O'Reilly Update, January 15, 2026
Jan 15, 2026
The discussion opens with the U.S. exploring security deals with Denmark and Greenland. An ICE officer is injured in a dramatic enforcement incident, prompting family reactions. A nationwide Verizon outage sheds light on recent layoffs affecting many cities. Protests rage in Iran, with citizens using Starlink to circumvent internet shutdowns. Additionally, a critical view on Trump's term focuses on policy over persona, while listener mail tackles ICE tactics and law enforcement. The history segment revisits Fraunces Tavern's pivotal Revolutionary War role.
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Greenland Framed As Strategic Asset
- The Biden administration frames Greenland as vital to U.S. national security and NATO strategy.
- Bill O'Reilly notes presidential interest in Greenland has historical precedence going back to 1946 and 1917.
ICE Officer's Injuries And Case Details
- An ICE officer who shot Renee Good suffered internal bleeding and had prior serious injury from being dragged by a car.
- Good's family retained the lawyer who represented George Floyd's family while her ex-father publicly expressed forgiveness.
Major Verizon Outage After Layoffs
- Verizon experienced nationwide outages concentrated in major cities around noon Eastern time.
- Mike Slater notes this followed large November layoffs that may or may not be related.