Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the notes of been news for Wednesday, December 15,

2021, stand up for your country. So, President Biden on a road trip to Kentucky, which was

hit by the devastating tornadoes, a terrible situation. And this is what a president should

do. So, all day he's going to be there. Speaking to the folks, more than 1,000 homes destroyed,

about $4 billion in damage, 78, 74 dead. A hundred people missing in the state. Oh my God,

it's just unbelievable. Also, Illinois, Arkansas, Tennessee, and Missouri got hit too, but not

like Kentucky. So, we are happy that the president is going there and the federal government is going

to help the state of Kentucky. The only problem I have is if Joe Biden turns this visit into a

climate change agenda. All right. So, as you may know, and as we've been reporting, Mr. Biden

wants trillions of dollars, and I mean trillions, to funnel into climate change programs. And,

you know, look, I want research and development. I think all Americans would like cleaner energy,

but we don't want to destroy our economy in the quest to get it. And it's not there yet. But

Mr. Biden is firmly convinced that he has to destroy the fossil fuel economy here. He's doing a

good job of it and replace it with what I don't know. But he wants trillions of dollars. So,

I'm going to I'm watching the president. If he turns this into a climate change extravaganza

there, I'm not going to be pleased and we'll report on it tomorrow. I think that's fair.

All right. So, as a new pull out, it asks Democrats and Republicans who they want to run in 2024.

As far as Republicans are concerned, they want Donald Trump to run 69 percent,

would support Donald Trump taking the shot at the presidency. Democrats just 60 percent.

That's a low number. Would support Joe Biden running for reelection,

which Mr. Biden says he wants to do. The Biden administration is in trouble. I mean,

everybody knows that. And that's why you're seeing kind of a very slow emergence of Hillary Clinton.

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