Be you some

Can I believe

Or be you something

You love in a love and I

love and love me All right, Leonard Skinnered, all things.

That's simple man.

All things, simple man can only mean one thing on this radio program.

That means all things, Bill O'Reilly at Bill O'Reilly.com.

Mr. O'Reilly, sir, it is the day after the State of the Union address.

And I am declaring, and I like your commentary on it, that if you cannot stand up for a 13-year-old young man,

a cancer survivor who was given five months to live, and you can't applaud that.

If you cannot get off, get up out of your seat and applaud the mothers that have lost children,

then I think you're kind of a soulless person.

And United, that was the entire radical left Democratic Party last night.

And I'm not even talking about the temper tantrum.

I'm not talking about the signs. I'm not talking about Al Green. I'm not even talking about the temper tantrum I'm not talking about the signs

I'm not talking about Al Green I am saying the fact that they can't celebrate those things or find

one area of agreement we they don't support you know they say they love working people no

tax on tips no tax on social security no tax on Social Security, no tax on overtime?

Really? You're against that, too? What say you, Mr. O'Reilly?

That was the worst display of a political party since the Hoover administration after the stock market collapsed. So I'm putting it in historical context,

because you know I'm the most popular historian in the world. A lot of people don't know that after

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