Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the No Spin News for Thursday, September 3, 2020.

Stand up for your country. A lot to tell you about again today. Seems like every broadcast

is just packed. Again, paper, pen, always good to have watching the No Spin News. So our

lead story is a big political gamble by President Trump. So my assessment is the race to

bet even. I think both campaigns know they could lose. And when you know things are in

doubt, you have to take some chances and President Trump is. So he has issued a memo sent

to the Attorney General and the White House Budget Director, a man named Russell Voughten.

And in the memo, he wants them to explore, which means probably not going to happen, cutting

off funds to cities that are out of control. So here is the President's tweet. Quote, my

administration will do everything in its power to prevent weak mayors and lawless cities

from taking federal dollars while they let anarchists harm people, burn buildings and

ruin lives and businesses. We're putting them on notice today on quote, okay. So what this

is all about is that your tax dollars in mine can be used to help cities in need. And

the President specifically is targeting four places for no federal money. Seattle, Portland,

New York City and Washington, DC. So yes, well, where Chicago? Chicago accepted federal

agents. That's the difference. Seattle, Portland, New York City, Washington, DC continues to

allow anarchy and they will not accept federal help. So the President, could he do this

be hard? Because Congress is in charge of doling out the money. Can sign executive order,

he could hold up the money, no doubt about it. He could do it, but he's only in office

for a few more months. If he wins, then these cities are in trouble, but if he loses,

they're not. So predictably, the reaction was partisan. Andrew Como, the governor of New

York said this, go. He can't come back to New York. He can't. He's going to walk down

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