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Bill O'Reilly here and I'm warming up. Stand by for the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition. On this Wednesday as Christmas descends, there's still an

overabundance of hate in the USA. Much of it directed at President Trump and his core supporters. Families

and friends are affected by this, and I cannot figure it out. Okay, you don't approve of the president.

That's your right. But being consumed by loathing damages the loatheer. Based upon his performance, I had no use for President Biden.

His open-border policy was one of the worst presidential decisions of all time. The country is

still reeling from that, as well as massive, irresponsible spending. But I don't wish Mr. Biden calamity. He was exposed,

and so was Kamala. Justice prevailed. There is something unsettling about people wanting President

Trump to suffer, But they do.

And that's what this Epstein obsession is all about.

I mean, every day over and over, the story is obviously designed to get Trump to tie him somehow into Epstein's illegalities.

Not a great look as the world gets ready to celebrate Christmas,

a time of peaceful reflection.

So let's stow all the angst. Enjoy Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and the run-up to New Year's.

Thank you for being loyal listeners back in a moment. Let's face it, the U.S. economy is under stress.

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