Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis

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.

Steve Schirripa, actor and author known for The Sopranos and Blue Bloods, shares career stories and Hollywood memories. He talks about growing up in Bensonhurst, running a Vegas comedy club and bouncing, audition tales with James Gandolfini, working with Tom Selleck, debates over why shows end, city politics, raising daughters, charity work, and memorable celebrity anecdotes.

Discussion of Delta suspending congressional perks and altered airport procedures. Claims about TSA staffing tied to immigration strategy and political leverage. A rundown of how border policy debates are portrayed to impact travelers with longer security lines and disruptions.

Investigates who might be funding the return of No Kings protests and traces alleged money flows. Revisits claims about Neville Roy Singham and large nonprofit donations. Covers U.S.–Iran negotiation leadership and the conditions being demanded. Critiques late-night comedy’s political bent and spotlights Vince Vaughn’s take on agenda-driven jokes.

Coverage of a Chicago homicide involving a Venezuelan illegal alien and prior run-ins with law enforcement. A report on Iranian mines in the Strait of Hormuz and their impact on shipping. Story of an American freed after detention in Afghanistan. A quadruple amputee accused of a fatal shooting. A segment on media deception and shifting public opinion.

A critique of mainstream media narratives and how public perception of Iran differs from battlefield claims. A look at TSA pay issues tied to immigration funding fights and debates over ICE and warrants. Short updates and promises of further analysis later.

Mick Mulvaney, former White House chief of staff and congressman turned commentator, weighs in on how President Trump’s leadership compares now to his first term. He discusses shifts in military posture and willingness to use strikes. Conversation also covers loyalty, leaks, border policy, and the diplomacy around possible Iran talks.

Breaking developments around talks with Iran and a delayed strike plan. Coverage of a contentious Homeland Security confirmation vote. A LaGuardia runway collision with tragic casualties. Reports on a Memphis task force claiming major crime reductions. Reflections on the death of Robert Mueller and critical listener mail on media and border policy.

Breaking news coverage of Robert Mueller's death and political reactions. A recap of Mueller's special counsel role and the 2016 Russia investigation. Debate over the final report's scope and alleged omissions. Discussion on motivations behind the probe and whether it successfully damaged political reputations.

Bernie Goldberg, veteran journalist and media critic behind BernardGoldberg.com, analyzes corporate media behavior and alleged partisan bias. He discusses how networks frame the Iran conflict, claims journalists sometimes act as political operatives, and debates whether media executives tailor coverage for profit. The conversation also covers ICE deploying agents to airports amid TSA staffing issues.