Hey Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the No. Spin News. Tuesday, October 4, 2022, stand up for your country.

One of the ways you stand up for your country is to vote. But I'm getting the feeling that the midterm election

is important as it is and absolutely probably the most important midterm in my lifetime.

Here is an American citizen. I get the feeling of turnout is going to be a little lower than people think.

We live in an age of tribalism. We live in an age of self-centricity where people are caught up in whatever they do.

It's not a unifying force in this nation at all now. And, you know, November 8 is going to roll around pretty fast.

And people who are, you know, you don't have a Trump who is a magnet for a love hate.

You don't have that. It's a lot of theory. The media is declined in visibility and in influence.

So it's basically on the American people themselves. And that is a subject of this evening's talking points memo.

Now Republicans should be motivated. You're a Republican or a conservative individual who's registered independent.

And you're not motivated now. You're never going to be motivated. Okay. Because the country has veered so sharply left.

And there's so much insanity and destruction. Visible. You can see it. You can see it.

That if you don't vote now, you're never going to vote. And then add to that the higher prices for everything.

And the pursuit of happiness declining all over the place. How many people is really happy?

You know, we got to worry about our bills. We got to worry about our jobs. We got to worry about our kids and the culture.

I mean, worry, worry, worry, worry, worry. So if you're Republican or conservative, you're motivated to vote.

Will you vote? I think you will in greater numbers than the Democrats.

So the Democrats, there are tribes that will vote. The abortion tribe will actually come out.

But those tribes are becoming more and more and more. They call it Balkanize. The Balkans are a region in Europe.

And there are a lot of countries in the Balkan region, different places, different cultures. That's what's happened in Democratic Party.

I got the far, far left that are driving the power there. But most African Americans aren't far left people.

They're not. They're people who want attention, who want fairness, who believe they've gotten the hosed throughout history.

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