Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the No Spin News Monday, August 3, 2020. Stand up for your country.

So I was thinking about what to lead with today. We get a lot of stuff. It's a very entertaining program.

It has intense some nights. We got a preview of my interview with Sean Hannity. He's got a book coming out. We'll give you a little bit of that.

We have the Christopher Columbus, this day in history. Was he really a bad guy? I'll tell you yes or no.

But first, I think these protests are really turning things around politically in America. Let me give you a stat that I didn't know until about an hour ago.

So Rasmussen, that polling outfit does a daily tracking poll of the President's approval, job approval.

And it's 51% today, which is up big in a week. And my opinion is, the reason for that is that Donald Trump has taken a strong stance against anarchy and violence in America.

Now, I could be wrong because COVID is a real, real disturbing factor in this country right now.

But I think that most Americans, particularly people, I know, and I know a lot of people. There's nobody justifying this craziness. We're going to get into it.

So this is day 70, 70, of people protesting. What are they protesting against?

So we all know that George Floyd was, I can't legally say murdered because we have to let the trial unfold. That's the fair thing to do.

But brutally killed by police officers and it never should have happened.

Any fair-minded person in this country knows that.

Okay, we've established, we've established three things.

All right, police brutality is unacceptable. Always. Black males have it harder when police confront them than white males do.

That's established. All right, and that reform is needed because of that.

Now, I know with the crime stats say I know that young black males commit more crimes than any other ethnic group.

But that is not an excuse or a justification for police brutality. It's not.

So again, overwhelmingly, I'd say the number is 80% of Americans say we got it.

Okay, we need some reform.

Police brutality is unacceptable and black males in particular have a hard time.

Okay, so why are we protesting 70 days after George Floyd's death?

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