Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the Noosebin News Tuesday, September 8, 2020. Stand up for your country.

Killing Crazy Horse, release today. I'll tell you a little bit about it. Later on in the program. I hope you order it. Dennis Miller.

Coming up today. So we're in a really good show. But let's start with this Atlantic magazine story because this is very instructive to what is going on in America.

There's a much bigger story than just a sleazy article.

All right. So the story appears in this magazine, which is at a Boston. Nobody really reads the Atlantic magazine. It's owned by a woman named Lorraine Jobs, the widow of Steve Jobs.

All right. Now Lorraine Jobs is a fanatical leftist. She has donated $610,000 to the Biden campaign just in June. Okay. So she owns the magazine.

And she pays a guy named Jeffrey Goldberg to edit the magazine. Goldberg is a Trump hater like you've never seen.

So the article is basically entitled Trump Americans who died in war are losers and suckers. That's the title of the article.

Here's the pithy part. And I'm going to quote it. Trump rejected the idea of the visit to a World War One cemetery in France in 2018.

Because he feared his hair will become disheveled in the rain. And because he did not believe it important to honor American war dead, according to four people, the firsthand knowledge of the discussion that day.

In a conversation with senior staff members on the morning of the schedule visit, Trump said, quote, why should I go to that cemetery? It's filled with losers, unquote.

In a separate conversation on the same trip, Trump referred to the more than 1800 US Marines lost their lives at Bella Wood as suckers for getting killed, unquote.

Okay. Now here's the truth of what happened. First of all, what does it mean firsthand knowledge of the conversation?

That mean the people, the four people that Atlantic said they talked to and I don't doubt that they talked to people they had to.

All right. But who are these people firsthand knowledge? Is that mean they heard it?

So if you heard the conversation and you're using anonymous sources, you say sources who heard the conversation?

You don't say firsthand knowledge because nobody knows what that means. That is dishonest. That has number one, these anonymous sources are not put into any kind of context at all.

We don't know whether they heard it somewhere in a restaurant or a colleague told, we don't know anything.

Four sources with firsthand knowledge, BS. Nobody could have gotten that published unless they were working for Lorraine Jobs.

Well, maybe the New York Times and Washington Post would have done it, but they would have done it in a more clever way.

This is just garbage. Garbage. All right. So who was it? Who did it?

Goldberg, the author of the article and editor of the magazine, in 2016, called President Trump a demagogue, a xenophob, a sexist, a no-nothing liar.

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