Bill O’Reilly Talking Points
Days of Reckoning L
et’s call this movie trumpy IV. Contender wins 2016 pres- idential election against all odds, loses rematch, trains
incessantly to return, knocks out his opponent four years later. Somewhere, James Brown is sing-
ing Living in America. The reelection of President Donald
Trump is the most dramatic voting decision ever seen in this country. But rather than reporting that fact accu- rately, the corrupt corporate media immediately segued into the “Trump- vengeance” scenario. Let’s examine that. There is no question that Trump has been targeted and smeared in very personal ways. Powerful people tried to destroy him. They failed. So, now, what will the most power-
ful person on Earth do about those who have tortured him? And should he take any action at all? Human nature dictates that self- protection may require strong action.
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Clearly, folks like Nancy Pelosi and Liz Cheney deserve scrutiny for their hate-Trump obsession. But Cheney’s political career has
been ruined, and Pelosi is fi nished in the court of public opinion. Karma has visited them. Former Trump Chief of Staff John
Kelly absolutely betrayed the presi- dent, but Kelly has no constituency, and neither do Michael Cohen, John Bolton, Anthony Scaramucci, and a few others once close to Trump. They are now wanderers, occa-
sionally used by anti-Trump media in meaningless expositions. Trump despises the “fake news”
outlets, but, again, all of them are losing audience as they shuffl e into obsolescence. Trump not only defeated Kamala
Harris, but the despised media as well. That leaves offi cers of the court
like Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, Atlanta D.A. Fani Wil- lis, and New York Attorney General
Letitia James. These people still hold power, so they should be investigated. Of course, any kind of investiga-
tion by the Trump administration into high-profi le offi cials will bring loud braying by the dishonest press. But, so what? Most Americans know the media fi x is in and still want cor- ruption rooted out no matter where it’s found. Why wouldn’t they? So, get ready for the new Justice Department to take a hard look at those who embraced impeachment, trumped-up (sorry) criminal charges, and recruited deceivers to injure Don- ald Trump. If the “equal justice” tenet still
means anything, well, let’s see who exactly did what. Follow the facts where they lead. As Rocky Balboa once said: “Go
for it.”
Bill O’Reilly hosts The O’Reilly Update, heard daily on more than 100 radio stations, and is the author of the bestseller The United States of Trump: How the President Really Sees America.
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