The man, the legend, Bill O'Reilly, host of the highest rated cable news broadcast

in the nation for 16 consecutive years, host of the No Spin news on billoReilly.com,

New York Times bestselling author and latest book that I was just a vital vital read is called

Killing the SS. Bill O'Reilly, welcome back to the program sir, always a privilege to have

you with us Bill. Thank you, John. I appreciate you having me.

Well, Bill, can I go here because I feel like I know you and I could talk to you like a friend?

It's like, you know, me, Joe. I don't have you forgot. I know, but I don't want to lean on the

friendship, but it's like because I'm kind of new with the whole radio thing. I mean, we're into

our six years. So we know what we're doing, but I'm getting I'm watching the Notre Dame and I know

you're a good Catholic boy, not your dumb burns to the ground. I'm very suspected of this, but

I'm afraid to say it on the year God forbid. I say, man, isn't it, isn't suspicious to you, Bill O'Reilly?

Well, here's how I reported it yesterday. You've got to be careful about speculation and you've

got to be careful about conspiracies and all of that because it can do damage and you know, when

you're just spouting off well as could it should, it doesn't really mean anything. But the way I

reported was that in Paris, there have been recently fires at other Catholic churches, which is true.

It's a fact. So you can report it. But at this point, nobody knows what the

cause of the blaze was. However, and I know this is true, French authorities are bringing in

arson teams just to make sure that there isn't any shenanigans because Paris is a hotbed of terrorism.

There's no question. All right. When you have Islamists who control and they actually do control,

certain neighborhoods in Paris, you always have to be cognizant that they could cause trouble.

But that's as far as you can go. You can't go any further other than to explain to people why

the cathedral over there is important to the world and it is. I spend, you know, a lot of time

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