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6451 - The O'Reilly Update, July 11, 2026
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6451 - The O'Reilly Update, July 11, 2026
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Episode's summary

The weekend edition of the O'Reilly Update features Mike Slater reporting on a variety of domestic news stories, including a White House report alleging ideological capture at the Smithsonian, a fatal incident involving an undocumented immigrant, the groundbreaking of Two World Trade Center, and the approval of a massive new arch near Arlington National Cemetery. Bill O'Reilly provides commentary on the positive global image of the United States during the World Cup and addresses listener questions regarding political influence and biological men in women's sports. The episode also includes a segment on extreme heat waves across America and a historical fact about record temperatures in Death Valley.

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Highlights

highlighting how the Smithsonian has been totally taken over by radicals and revisionists, whose entire purpose is to problematize every good thing about American history and eliminate key parts of our history.

00:00:32 · The reporter discusses a White House report regarding the ideological direction of the Smithsonian Institution.

The foreign press will never acknowledge that this is a good country because they hate Donald Trump.

00:04:45 · Bill O'Reilly comments on the media's perception of the United States during the World Cup.

I don't think the proper term is communist. The proper term would be national socialist.

00:07:53 · O'Reilly responds to a listener's question regarding the classification of democratic socialists.

113 years ago today, the small town of Death Valley, California, recorded the hottest natural temperature on Earth, 134 degrees Fahrenheit.

00:08:18 · A historical fact is shared as part of the 'Something You Might Not Know' segment.

Sadly, at least 30 Americans died from heat-related injuries over the weekend.

00:09:33 · The report details the human cost of the recent extreme heat wave in the United States.

Episodes

6451-

The O'Reilly Update, July 11, 2026

The weekend edition of the O'Reilly Update features Mike Slater reporting on a variety of domestic news stories, including a White House report alleging ideological capture at the Smithsonian, a fatal incident involving an undocumented immigrant, the groundbreaking of Two World Trade Center, and the approval of a massive new arch near Arlington National Cemetery. Bill O'Reilly provides commentary on the positive global image of the United States during the World Cup and addresses listener questions regarding political influence and biological men in women's sports. The episode also includes a segment on extreme heat waves across America and a historical fact about record temperatures in Death Valley.

11 Jul 2026
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No Spin News - Weekend Edition - July 11, 2026

The episode explores the intersection of global events and ideological shifts, beginning with the positive public relations impact of the World Cup in the United States. The discussion transitions into a theological examination with Father Robert Sirico regarding the historical Catholic Church's stance against communism and the tensions between capitalism and liberation theology. The program also covers geopolitical tensions involving Iran and NATO, alongside a critical look at the American public school system. The discussion highlights concerns regarding the impact of migration on religious leadership and the systemic use of federal grants to implement progressive frameworks and social-emotional learning in education.

11 Jul 2026
6449-

The O'Reilly Update, July 10, 2026

In this episode of the O'Reilly Update, Mike Slater and Bill O'Reilly cover a range of pressing national issues. The news segment discusses a White House report alleging ideological capture and the erasure of American heritage within the Smithsonian, alongside reports of a fatal incident involving an undocumented immigrant in North Carolina. Other news items include the groundbreaking of Two World Trade Center and the approval process for a massive new arch near Arlington National Cemetery. Bill O'Reilly delivers a message of the day regarding the rise of anti-capitalist movements and the perceived threat of communism in America, specifically referencing Senator Bernie Sanders. The episode concludes with a segment on extreme summer heat waves across the United States and a look at historical temperature records.

10 Jul 2026
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O'Reilly Update Morning Edition, July 10, 2026

Bill O'Reilly discusses the rise of anti-capitalist and Marxist movements within the United States, specifically addressing the influence of Senator Bernie Sanders and the election of Zoran Mamadani in New York. He expresses concern regarding the implications of communist ideologies on American freedom and the targeting of wealthy individuals. The episode also includes a commercial segment for American Hartford Gold regarding wealth protection through physical gold and silver investments amidst global instability and rising national debt.

10 Jul 2026
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We'll Do It LIVE! — Jillian Michaels

In this episode of We'll Do It Live, Bill O'Reilly interviews Jillian Michaels about her personal journey, from discovering her Jewish heritage and adopting her daughter from Haiti to overcoming childhood weight struggles through martial arts. She discusses her career evolution from a fitness trainer to a reality TV star and entrepreneur, as well as the intense public backlash following her controversial CNN debate regarding the history of slavery. The conversation also explores the consequences of public discourse, including Michaels' departure from a podcast due to conspiracy theories. The discussion concludes with an analysis of Robert Kennedy Jr.'s health-focused platform and the impact of political leadership on dietary and pharmaceutical policies.

09 Jul 2026