Hey Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the No Spin News Thursday, June 9, 2022. Stand up for your country.

What does that mean exactly? Stand up for your country. We have it on our mugs and we have shirts and hats and things like that.

It means that if you believe as I do that the USA is a noble nation and you have people that are accusing America of heinous things that you challenge that.

Peacefully, always, peacefully, which you challenge it. You just don't let it go. Whether it's a coworker, whether it's somebody in the dentist's office,

politely, but you go, no. And you use as many facts as you can have an assemble to make your argument. That's what stand up for your country means.

So President Biden standing up for his country in Los Angeles at the summit for the Americas. That didn't mean anything.

I mean, it's a dog in pony show is the cliche goes. He's there today. That's fine. I have no problem with that, but it doesn't mean anything to our lives.

Okay. What his position is as far as our welfare is the subject of this evening's talking points memo.

And the president's position is that he can't help us. He can't help us. And it's pretty frightening.

So let's go with the stats. Real clear politics polling average. That's a website and they take all the polls and they add them up together.

All right. For the month of June, so far, our disapprove about 56% of Americans disapprove. Approve below 40. 39.8. This is the composite.

A recent poll by Quinnipiac College, that's in Connecticut, says that only 35% of Americans approve of the president's shop performance. 56 disapproved.

And the others, they really don't know what country they live in so they can't answer any questions about it.

Now, let me give you a historical perspective because this is important. So a 35% job approval rating is a disaster.

Now, Trump didn't hit that low. Harry Truman had an approval rating of 22% after he took over from Franklin Roosevelt after FDR died.

And it took a while for Truman to climb out of that hole. Richard Nixon, when he resigned, his approval rating was 25%.

A George W. Bush after the economy fell off the cliff 25%. And Bush was up when the first Iraq war began, not the first Iraq war,

when the Iraq war began. Bush was up around 80% of the job approval. He went down to 25 because of the recession.

Jimmy Carter was a disaster as a president, approval rating of 28. And Bush, the elder, a proveration of 29 because there was a recession during his term.

Now, a president Biden, he admitted, he goes, I don't know, we're not going to, he doesn't know. And he doesn't.

At least he was telling the truth. He doesn't know how to solve any problem. And I said, you know, I'm doing a tour for killing the killers because the fathers, they coming up.

And every radio show I go on and they're talking about Biden. I say, one question, give me one thing. Your Biden is improved in this country.

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