Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis

Discussion of Artemis II lunar flyby timing, crew and technical hurdles. Coverage of a funding fight and sudden DHS payroll actions. Report on a steep population drop in Los Angeles County. Fast-paced account of a daring museum heist in Italy. Commentary on the Pope’s remarks about the Iran war and the use of force in history.

Discussion of the Pope's comments on the Iran war and the moral debate that follows. Examination of persecution faced by Christians in Iran. Conversation about faith, protecting victims, and when force has been argued as necessary in history.

Joe Abraham, father of Katie Abraham and advocate who testified before the Senate about her death, tells his story and pushes for immigration accountability. Mike Baker, former CIA covert operations officer and podcast host, analyzes Iran, nuclear risks, U.S. troop options and why Europe hesitates. They discuss protests, targeted missions in the Middle East, political messaging and failures in local immigration enforcement.

Coverage of planned U.S. ground operations near Iran and contingency details. French police stopping a Snapchat-linked bomb plot. Tiger Woods' SUV crash and possible DUI circumstances. MLB’s new automated strike system and a rare six-call overturns. Reflections on Holy Week, declining church attendance, and Christian ethics.

A reflection on Holy Week and the global observance of Easter. A look at declining religious attendance and what that means for society. Personal recollections of an Irish Catholic upbringing and enduring loyalty to faith. A discussion of Christian teachings and their moral claims about reducing violence.

A brisk tour of recent national controversies, from a restaurant discrimination dispute to whether political beliefs should get legal protection. Discussions about U.S. policy toward Iran, possible negotiations, and the risks of appeasement. Tough takes on media narratives, congressional leadership, and rising urban crime and sanctuary policy debates.

Quick takes on federal responses to TSA pay and a partial government shutdown. A political pause in strikes on Iranian energy sites and talk of negotiations. Federal probes into medical school admissions after a landmark court ruling. Announcements about a U.S. president's likeness on currency and airlines altering perks for lawmakers.

Mick Mulvaney, former White House chief of staff and congressman, offers concise takes on presidential leadership, staffing and military choices. Bernard Goldberg, veteran journalist and media critic, dissects media partisanship and trust. They cover Iran strikes and diplomacy, war costs and energy, media influence and political risks in short, punchy conversations.

Discussion of paying TSA staff during a prolonged shutdown. Coverage of a 10-day pause on strikes against Iranian energy facilities and talk of Iran seeking a deal. Updates on federal probes into med school admissions and race considerations. Report on plans to put the president's signature on currency and new commemorative coins. Debate over U.S. commitment to NATO.

Discussion of growing calls in some circles to pull the U.S. out of NATO and why that sentiment is rising. Examination of how recent U.S. pressure changed NATO defense spending. Critique of Spain’s financial and diplomatic actions toward U.S. forces. A case made for staying in NATO to counter Russian threats and protect Eastern Europe.