Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the No Spin News. It is Thursday, June 11, 2020.

Fight for your country. I'm bringing that slogan back because this country's under siege. You

know it. We'll get into it tonight in a micro-aware. We have been Stein. You remember him. He's a journalist and an

actor and a man about town. He's going to come in. He wrote a very interesting column when talked to him

about it. The lead story tonight is Black Lives Matter. And the reason that we're spending time on this

is because you're not being told the truth about it in the national media. It's not happening.

And I would submit to you that most Americans have no idea and you can put in the word blank and no

blank an idea what Black Lives Matter really is. You do because you watch me and other news vehicles

and you're interested in your country. But I want to tell you most people don't. So last

time I was in PBS and a Black Panther documentary from 2016. And it was a soft documentary. The

Panthers were making breakfast for kids and they were braiding their hair and doing things like that.

And there was some mention of them not liking the police. But not a lot. You know it was more like

the Panthers were social organization that were really dangerous. They reached your apex 50 years

ago. The Panthers did. Then they went down as their leadership was arrested for various things.

I'm not real interested in that. What I am interested in is the comparison between the Black

Panthers and Black Lives Matter, the organization Black Lives Matter. They're the same organization.

Rollitarian!

So is there any difference? No, there isn't. And if you still need convincing, let me put

for the manifesto of Black Lives Matter. Here's what they want. First, we want freedom,

we want power to determine the destiny of our Black community. We want full employment for our

people. We want an end to the robbery by the capitalists of our Black and oppressed communities.

We want decent housing, fit for shelter of human beings. We want education for our people that

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