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Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis

No Spin News, April 20, 2020

Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis

Bill O'Reilly

News Commentary, Politics, News

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🗓️ 20 April 2020

⏱️ 11 minutes

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The President must reopen the U.S economy; How the media frames questions to Trump.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

Hey Bill O'Reilly, dot-chomp, premium members. Welcome to the No Spin News, Monday, April

0:16.2

22, 2020. Fight for your freedom and for your health. Another kick butt show. Is that

0:22.8

to blunt pen paper? Here we go. So it's money versus health. That's where we are in America

0:34.8

and all over the world. Money, open it up, the economies versus health, the threat of

0:42.6

the virus. Very, very difficult. Extremely so. The truth is the American economy has to reopen

0:52.4

and workers have to go back to work. Has to happen. And it has to happen within the next

0:57.5

three weeks or so by mid-May. The reason is people are running out of cash. If you don't

1:03.4

have any cash, you can't buy food. You can't buy food. Civil unrest follows. That's what's

1:09.8

happening. Now I'll give you the backup for it. So in the United States, most areas of

1:16.2

the country are not under siege by the virus. New York, where I am right now, is half the

1:24.4

cases. New York is a special circumstance. He cannot open up the way Wyoming can, North

1:30.3

Dakota, Idaho, 29 states are opening up this week to some extent. New York cannot do that.

1:36.4

There's simply too many sick people here. Contasion is too dangerous here. New Orleans, Detroit,

1:44.1

Chicago, Coke County, also in that category. Can't open it. Got a stagger of the openings. But

1:51.6

most Americans don't live in those places. Most Americans have to go back to work in Los Angeles.

1:57.1

45% of the people who live in the city of LA are working. 55% or not. They can't sustain it.

2:09.2

No matter how much relief package or unemployment or you can't sustain it, you got to go back to work.

2:17.2

The problem is that the average savings for a worker is $3,000 in America. Now if you have kids

2:27.6

a little bit more, but the average single worker, you got three grand in the bank.

2:32.8

It has to run out in three weeks, four weeks if you pay in rent, mortgage. So we are not a country

2:43.0

that saves for a rainy day. The rainy days here, we didn't save. People are running out of money.

2:51.5

In Germany, they opened it up today. Same thing. It's got 83 million people in Germany.

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