Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the No Spin News Wednesday, July 6, 2022. Stand up for your country.

It was pretty amusing. I was reading some of the commentary today.

George Soros has a column out where he laments that democracy is in danger in America.

And that's true largely because of George Soros. I mean, people have no idea who they really are.

So, Soros doesn't see himself as the devil. He sees himself as some kind of benevolent guy

who injects dark money into the democratic system to make sure that laws are not enforced and that the

border remains open. But he thinks he's doing good things there. So, this was all about the Supreme

Court. You know, the usual left-wing point of view, but I got a pretty big kick out of it.

But the bigger threat to democracy, which is not amusing in any way, is the corrupt media,

and that is the subject of this evening's Talking Points memo. The first, the data.

So, Gallup is a pullout taken over a three-week period in June,

1,015 adults, party affiliation, Democrat 28, Republican 28, Independent 42, Fair Pole.

And they asked the folks, trust. Do you trust television news? A great deal, 4%.

I guess those are the people who run the television news. That's it. Quite a lot.

Seven. So, only 11% trust the television news industry in the USA. And the rest don't.

49% have no trust. And I'm very little trust in television. Now, I worked in this industry. I

have worked in it for 47 years now. And I started when I was 12, you know, so you can make all those

jokes. But when I started, it wasn't corrupt. And over a period of time, it came more and more and

more and more corrupt. Why? When I started, the corporations, generally speaking, and I worked

for corporations from day one, they stayed out of the news arena because they said, all right,

we need it, you know, to bolster our image. But we're not looking to make a lot of money off it.

And so, we'll leave it alone and not inject ourselves, you know, how corporations can be.

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