Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the No Spin News for Wednesday, September 23, 2020.

Stand up for your country. Well, the Breonna Taylor grand jury is weighed in and it is charging

one of the police officers involved in the murder. Actually, it wasn't a murder, the killing of

Miss Taylor. Young woman, Louisville Kentucky in a house with her boyfriend, no knock warrant,

three Louisville Kentucky police officers come in looking for narcotics and money attached to that.

The boyfriend of Miss Taylor starts to shoot because he says he didn't know. There were police

officers, police officers said they did announce, okay, what was happening. Anyway, lots of gunfire and 26 year old

Miss Taylor winds up dead. So the grand jury says one of the police officers is charged with three counts of

depraved indifference. He fired 10 shots. I could face five years in prison on each count. And now we

have to endure cable television speculation about the man being guilty, the police officer or not guilty. I hate it.

This is the worst part of cable TV news. They bring these people on. They're not in the grand jury. They don't know what the

direct evidence is. You are innocent until proven guilty in this country. The police officers life is obviously ruined.

Miss Taylor is dead or family is heartbroken. And you have these guys capitalizing on all that tragedy and

misery by making speculative statements one way or the other on cable news. It's a disgrace. I have never done it. I never

will do it. We are going to let the justicism work. Now I understand there are some people who do not believe in the

justice system. They believe the fixes in against African Americans. I got it. But evidence will have to be

presented when it is we will look at it. Under these circumstances, I do believe the police officer is up against it.

All right. It's going to be difficult for him, but his defense attorneys will put forth a case. And again, no

matter what happens for your own a Taylor, an innocent person is dead. And what I said from the very beginning

stand. So you all understand if you are a law enforcement officer with a warrant, particularly a no knock warrant,

where you can go right into the house. You have to know exactly who is in the building. You have to. And the Louisville

officers did not know there was an armed man in the house. So you have to know surveillance, whatever it may be. All right. That's enough of that

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