Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the Noose Bend News from Monday, October 50, 2020

stand up for your country. Well, I bet you you were following the COVID President Trump

news over the weekend and the coverage was terrifying. It was terrifying. And I'm going to go

through it. I'm going to walk you through it. And I'm not going to spare anybody's feelings.

I'm going to name the names. It was awful because look, this is a huge story. President

of the United States gets a life threatening illness and you can't get a modicum of truth.

Nothing. It's politicized immediately. What a disgrace. All right. So anything the White House

would have done, anything would have been criticized. So if they announced President Trump

was being tested for COVID before the results came in, that would have been criticized.

You're panicking people, the spooking the markets. Okay. So they announced afterward, no, you

waited too long. Then he goes to the hospital. No, no, no. He should have come over and answered

questions. The CNN, White House cars, but it actually said on the air, well, he didn't answer our

questions. He's sick. You not understand that, Mr. Acosta. He's sick. He's going to the hospital

via helicopter. Not going to come over to you to answer questions because if he did, you would say,

oh, you might have given me COVID, right? Just an example of the insanity. Now the White House,

for its part, wanted to show Donald Trump as strong and not really affected by COVID, which was

not the truth. I know Donald Trump, if it was just a little thing, he wouldn't be going to the hospital.

So the White House wanted to do that, not give away too much. Stare step, what they tell the public.

Now you can decide whether that's good or bad. I would have liked to have more information.

Okay, I didn't get it. And that allowed the anti-Trump media, the corporate media, to run wild.

Now the reason the White House did this is historical precedent. So let's go back to 1919,

Woodrow Wilson is present. Has a tremendous stroke. His fourth stroke. All right, he's incapacitated.

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