Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis

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.

Mike Slater, news contributor and commentator who delivers concise headlines, walks through breaking national security moves and high-stakes political actions. He covers TSA call-outs with ICE stepping in, a presidential ultimatum to Iran over the Strait, a massive Riverside ballot seizure, and a looming deportation case. Short, fast-paced news briefs and on-the-ground reporting.

Discussion of controversies over a SEAL speaking at a Team USA event and reactions from organizers. Debate about Joe Kent’s resignation and the contested meaning of 'imminent' regarding Iran. Examination of U.S. objectives and potential unintended consequences of action against Iran. Critique of European allies and previews of an in-depth interview on Iran’s intelligence and timing.

Weekend roundup covers a tense written message from Iran's leader after an Israeli strike. Coverage of the Japanese prime minister's White House meeting and talk of surprise strikes. Discussion of immigrant household welfare statistics and a March Madness upset. Reflections on Europe's attitudes toward NATO and global reactions to the U.S.-Israeli strike.

Senator Ron Johnson, Wisconsin lawmaker focused on media regulation and election integrity. Kenan Spivak, political commentator exploring the Democratic Party’s leftward currents. Dr. Peter Morici, economist explaining energy markets and geopolitical shocks. They discuss surging U.S. gas prices, refinery and export dynamics, NATO and European responses to Iran, media accountability and FCC threats, and shifting partisan currents.

Coverage of Iran's leadership reaction and a reported Israeli strike casualty. A visit by Japan's prime minister and talks of international cooperation. Data on non-citizen households using welfare and shifting ICE activity. A March Madness upset and a note on World Happiness Day with Finland's sauna tradition.

A sharp critique of Germany’s stance on Iran and regional security. A reminder of historical U.S. support after World War II. A discussion of Germany’s current geopolitical posture and its economic power. Short, pointed commentary on where responsibility should fall in global conflicts.

Sen. Lindsey Graham, a longtime U.S. senator and military veteran, weighs in on Iran and broader national security. He discusses timing and language around threats. He talks about U.S. military action, alliances with Europe and NATO, and ties between Iran, China, and Russia. He also touches on regional aims like Saudi-Israel rapprochement and critiques of Democratic leadership.