Hey, Bill O'Reilly. Welcome to the Noosevin News on Tuesday, November 10, 2020. Stand up for

your country. Welcome to the thousands. I mean that literally of new subscribers to Bill

O'Reilly.com and tens of thousands, maybe hundreds of thousands watching on the first TV. I understand

it's some big controversy surrounding Fox News. I don't really deal with that very much,

but I made some calls today and that's driving people to us. So I'm going to deal with that in

the final thought at the end of the program. All right, our lead story today is Attorney General

Barr announcing that the Justice Department is going to investigate, quote, substantial allegations

of voter fraud in the election. All right, that's okay with me. I'd like to know what happened in

the election. As we laid out yesterday, and I hope you saw the Noosevin News yesterday,

if you're premium members, you know, you can watch in any time, but I gave you some unbelievable stats,

voting stats just in Pennsylvania alone, a 600,000 margin just evaporates. 600,000 is a lot of votes.

So I'd like to know what happened. I want my country to be honest, and I'm glad Attorney General

Barr is investigating. That means the FBI is investigating. So I'm not so thrilled with the FBI

these days. I think the FBI director is going to get fired momentarily, and Barr should

himself direct that investigation, because it's only going to last until an orgeration day.

If Biden's sworn in, he's not going to investigate the election. So you got to move it.

So the Attorney General did not provide any indication, however, that the Justice Department has come

up with evidence to support claims of massive fraud, but he wouldn't. The FBI never

comments on active investigations. So the Attorney General wouldn't do that. That's just a spin for the media.

They didn't tell us what there was. So let me give you a few examples of what we know to be true.

Well, that's always good to have facts that you can evaluate, right? First thing is in Nevada,

there was an election worker in Clark County that's Vegas, who claims who have witnessed

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