Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the No Spin News for Wednesday, July 2020. Stand up for your country, all of you who are participating in our campaign.

We are mailing out the stand up for your country's stickers today. Should have them soon. We'll tell you more about that at the end of the program, a very important program that we have launched here. And we hope you will participate.

Now, one of the reasons that we all need to stand up for our country is because we're such a divided nation. And it really hurts me as an American who loves my country.

I'd love to see us all on the same, I hate to use the cliche page, but I really like to see a lot of common ground among all Americans. It's not happening.

So think back 20 years ago, September 11th, all right, and what happened? Well, we got blown up actually 19 years ago by Al Qaeda. And that brought most Americans together.

Now, we had to write that wrong and we got behind the new president, George Bush, the younger. And we did accomplish our goal. We did knock out the G-Hot.

We did it. All right, with the help of other nations, but it was us. But that unification that fell apart once the Iraq war went south.

So in the beginning, it was all right. The USA and the coalition invaded Iraq. It removes it. I'm saying it was not cooperating with UN weapons inspectors. And we thought had weapons of mass destruction that he might use.

So once the Iraq campaign went south, then the country fractured again against conservative liberal, Republican, Democrat, and on and on and on and on.

Okay. So President Bush, the younger got reelected because John Kerry was a pretty bad candidate. Nobody trusted him. And then Barack Obama came in and defeated John McCain all the while.

The country was divided. We did not unite behind Barack Obama. He said he would unite the country, but it didn't. Although he was reelected as Bush, the younger was. He bit, beat Mitt Romney, another week candidate.

Romney could not articulate why he would be better for the country. And he could have easily because the economy was still terrible. But anyway, divide, divide, divide, divide, divide.

And now we're at the breaking point. That's how bad it is here. So you see the forces. It's obvious what is happening. But with the killing of George Floyd, that ripped off any kind of civility. So now it's destroy America.

We have to destroy this country. And you have the media, academia, colleges, all of that on the destroy America side. And then you have traditional conservative Americans on Wait a minute.

We believe the country's noble. And we believe that this nation offers more opportunity than any other nation on earth, which is true. That is true.

So why do we want to blow it up because of slavery or some historical injustice? It doesn't make any sense. Now, sense is not what's what's in play here, though.

So I was talking with a very intelligent liberal woman a few days ago. And I don't do this often off media. So obviously interview anybody on TV.

But in my private life, I really don't do this much. But there was an occasion where I was in her proximity. And she was giving me the America's a white supremacist nation.

Why? Which I looked at her and I said, well, I don't believe that. And most Americans don't believe that. All right. So you may believe it and under our Constitution of the right to believe it. But it isn't a fact.

And to present it as a fact is fallacious. Oh, he's using big words because she was very smart. So she said, well, you're just discounting slavery and Jim Crow. And I said, I'm not discounting anything, Madam.

I love that word, Madam. I submit to you that every single nation in the world has a historical injustice and more than a few.

So by your calculation, if America has to be remade because of slavery, which is what the New York Times is saying, then Germany, the Soviet Union, China, every other country would have to be remade.

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