Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the Noose Bend News Thursday, January 28, 2021. Stand up for your country.

And I think you're going to find this broadcast very worthy, very important for your life tonight.

I'm going to tell you the why of what's going on, not the what. You can turn on any cable, TV, thing,

and believe me, there's legions of them now. And they'll tell you what's happening.

They'll tell you why and how it affects you directly. All right, and you need this information.

You know, a lot of people say to me, what can I do? What can I do to stop the madness that's happening in America?

And it is madness. Make no mistake about this. This is very serious business.

Joe Biden has now basically said to everybody, I'm going to go from the far left.

I'm going to be the most liberal president of all time. Okay. He won. He's entitled to do that.

However, the opposition to that is going to be immense. You'll see it grow because people are going to get hurt.

Now, what can you do? Well, you can get one or two people that you know in your life to become members of Bill O'Reilly.com

so they can see what we do every day. You either give them by a membership or you encourage them to do that.

That's what you can do because we are growing so fast. And I'm the CEO of this outfit.

So I see the numbers every day. But the more people that are aware of us and the more people that participate with us on the website,

on the first TV, on the radio, WABC in New York, the more powerful they come.

And this happened at Fox News. We started from nothing. We grew into the most powerful news program ever.

That was the O'Reilly factor. All right. So we're going to begin with the question I'm getting.

What's the difference between an executive order and an executive action? All right. This comes from the Heritage Foundation in Georgetown University.

Executive orders are legally binding. So a president signs an executive order has to happen.

So Joe Biden said we're going to shut down a pipeline. The XL pipeline has to happen. Well, he has the right to do that because the pipeline cuts across state lines.

And whenever you have an enterprise that does that, the federal government oversees. So you can't sue.

Now, that's an executive order. An executive you can sue an executive order, by the way, if it's a law that's unconstitutional.

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