The Mark Simone Show on 710 W.O.R. Well, Bill O'Reilly, of course, the number one TV anchor for decades. The number one, biggest selling nonfiction author on earth. His latest book, Killing the Witches, already a bestseller, but you've got to get this. It's a riveting book, Killing the Witches. And, of course, you can watch the TV show, get the column. Everything is at Bill O'Reilly.com. Bill O'Reilly.com.

Bill O'Reilly.com. Bill O'Reilly.com. Bill O'Reilly, how you doing? Good. We're busy and appreciate the mentioning of killing the witches. Sold 90,000 copies for six days out. We're very happy with that performance. Hey, just the beginning of the book, you know, it talks about the Mayflower. When I was a kid, when I heard the Pilgrims came over in the Mayflower, it sounded like a dignified, wonderful ship. I'm reading the book. That's what the Mayflower was really like? Yeah, Simone and O'Reilly would not want to be on the Mayflower, that's for sure. Sixty-six days across the North

Atlantic. Boy, it was brutal. And, you know, Americans just don't understand the tempo of the

founding of their country, and it's nobody's fault because public schools don't teach anymore

about America and what happened to it.

And the old cliche is if you don't learn from history, you're doomed to repeat it.

And we're repeating it with the cancel culture and the witch hunts.

And I told one of Trump's guys that guys that look every time he says witch hunt

donald trump just hold up my book okay that's all i want just hold the book up well it's a riveting

history book but it's also very contemporary it tells you a lot about what's going on today so yeah because

we um the reason i chose to write about this subject was the horror

that we're seeing in cancel culture.

So I have a story about a young teacher in northern Virginia, uh, sitting in her living

room on night, cops come in, uh, put her in cuffs, take her to the station,

book her because the student said she did something inappropriate, fired the next day,

two weeks later charges dropped, but her whole life is ruined.

She sues, she wins $5 million, jury took 30 minutes to give her the money, but still to this day,

her life shattered.

And this is the cancel culture.

And if that's a regular person, the famous people, I mean, my God, it's never-ending.

And it's the press.

They don't care about due process.

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