Bill O’Reilly Talking Points
The Prince of Darkness
Like Putin and Xi, George Soros is a danger to America.
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illionaire george soros is after president Vladimir Putin of Russia and President Xi Jinping of China. He wants them canceled right this minute. The 92-year-old Soros wrote an internet column
saying they were enemies of democracy. The Soros line that caught my eye: “We can only hope that Putin and Xi will be removed from power before they can destroy our civilization.” Well, this is rich, pun intended. The shadowy currency
trader is outraged by the two totalitarians. In the column, Soros claims he is promoting “democracy.”
How nice. In the real world, George Soros is sieging America, donat-
ing untold millions of dollars to destroy the criminal justice system and infl uence voting patterns. According to Forbes magazine, Soros is worth $8.6 billion
and recently pumped $125 million into something called Democracy PAC, run by his son, Alexander. As you may know, but most Americans don’t, George
Soros is a driving force behind electing far-left prosecutors. He champions their insane soft-on-crime policies, such as “no bail” laws and failure to enforce criminal statutes — at all. The situation is dire. Thousands of Americans have been
killed in cities like New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Phil- adelphia because violent criminals are often not prosecuted by corrupt district attorneys — many of whom received sig- nifi cant campaign donations from the Soros organizations. So, while the radical leftist is railing against violent for-
TRUMP SELLS D.C. HOTEL
FOR $375M Donald Trump’s luxury hotel near the White House, which drew diplomats, lobbyists, and plenty of controversy while he was president, has been sold to a Miami investment group for $375 million. The Associated Press reported
that investors include former New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez and former boxing champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. The sale price would more than make
up for the $200 million Trump’s company put into renovating the historic, federally owned Old Post Of ice into a hotel.
The new owners plan to remove the Trump name from the facade and turn
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eign leaders, his cash is fueling dangerous American streets. Whether it’s open borders, massive intrusions from
homeless drug addicts, demonizing the police, or a permis- sive view of narcotics, George Soros and his heavy wallet are on board the pain train. I have no doubt that Soros wrote his condemnation of
Putin and Xi as an attempt to rehabilitate his image in the United States. The damage this man has done to our society through his
“Open Society” Foundations is incalculable, in my opinion. And it’s all completely legal. His battery of lawyers knows every comma of the “nonprofi t” industry guidelines. Putin and Xi are obviously dangerous to the world, just
as Soros is a danger to America. His unlimited money is qui- etly used to advance the most radical politicians and causes; there is no question about that. Again, few truly understand how pernicious this man really is. I call him the Prince of Darkness and if you don’t believe
me, look him up on Google. Then think about the horrifi c rise in violent crime, the collapse of civility and public safety, the porous border where migrants and fentanyl pour in on a daily basis while Soros writes another check. So, it is absolutely hideous to see this guy virtue signaling
over the Russian and Chinese dictators. I know what you’re doing, George. Bucks instead of bombs. But both are agents of destruction.
Bill O’Reilly hosts The O’Reilly Update, heard daily on more than 100 radio stations, and is the author of the new bestseller The United States of Trump: How the President Really Sees America.
the 263-room hotel into a Waldorf Astoria under a separate agreement struck with Hilton, the owner of that luxury brand.
WALMART STUBS
OUT CIGARETTES Walmart will no longer sell cigarettes in some of its stores, though tobacco sales can be a significant revenue generator. Walmart is not the first national retail
chain to cut off cigarette sales, even on a trial basis, but it is the largest. Target ended cigarette sales in 1996 and the drugstore chain CVS Health did the same in 2014. Decisions about removing cigarettes
at Walmart will be made on a store-by- store basis according to the business and particular market, the company said.
CUOMO SUES CNN FOR $125M Chris Cuomo is demanding $125 million for being “wrongfully” fired by CNN for aiding his disgraced brother, former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo. The network claimed Cuomo lied about
the extent of his involvement in helping his brother navigate accusations of sexual assault and investigating the women that were coming out against him, Axios reported. The elder Cuomo resigned in August 2021. “CNN’s highest-level executives not only
knew about Chris’ involvement in helping his brother but also actively assisted the governor, both through Chris and directly themselves,” Cuomo’s attorney Bryan Freedman said in a statement.
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