Bill O'Reilly here and I'm warming up from the NRA.net studios in New York.

Standby for the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition.

On this Wednesday, I am thinking about the Build Back Better Bill and its demise.

As you might have heard, Democratic Senator Joe Manchin from West Virginia said he's

not going to vote for the $2 trillion plus bill.

Now, most people don't understand what's in this, but it's primarily a giveaway, a

progressive giveaway to people who need money and to people who are promoting the green

new deal.

But it is so expensive that almost every economist believes that if the bill had passed, which

again, it's not going to, inflation would have been worse.

So Manchin said, no, a couple of things.

Joe Manchin is going to have to leave the Democratic Party in my opinion.

And he's going to have to switch to being a Republican because the Democrats are never

again going to engage with him.

Second, this really hurts the Biden administration, not only in the economic realm, but all the

progressive causes are now kind of doomed.

Backing the Supreme Court, Manchin's never going to go for that.

And other very, very far-legged proposals are not going to happen.

So Republicans are cheering Joe Manchin today.

But the nation is in a place where there is so much strife, so much political hatred

that even this bill going down is not going to cure that.

Now this.

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