Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the No Spin News from Monday, September 21st, 2020.

Stand up for your country. So I hope you have a pen and paper. I'm going to give you an

awful lot of information tonight. We are going to do it in a very methodical manner. We've

got Justice Ginsburg, Bob Woodward, Ocasio Cortez, the town hall meetings. We really got

a lot of stuff going on. So let's start with Justice Ginsburg. I died at 87 on Friday,

September 18th from cancer. She was on a Supreme Court for 27 years, a woman of the

left, very devoted in her liberal thought process. She believed in an evolving constitution,

a living document. And that put her at odds with those of us who believe the constitution

was forged to be a document for the ages, not changing with the whims of society. All

right? So those are the two camps. I am in the traditional camp, as you know. Now,

Ms. Ginsburg was very interested in woman's rights. And that's because of her biography.

She struggled to rise in the judicial process and was held back because she was a woman.

That's all true. There's no doubt about it. But she brought that sensibility to the court

and in her rulings, in my opinion, my humble opinion, Gammal lawyer, she basically took

the constitution and molded it to whatever she wanted politically. And that is what is

wrong with this country. So if you're a judge, it's not your job to make law, to find

a way to justify something. That's not your job. Congress makes law laws. And I'll give

you an example. So the Democrats are screaming now about the judicial replacement for Ms. Ginsburg.

And they're threatening. And I mean outright threats. If you don't delay the vote, till

after the election, we're going to stack the Supreme Court, which means we're going

to put more justices than nine on the court. And a lot of people write amigos. Can they

do that? Yeah. If Congress passes a law that says there are 15 judges now, not nine,

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