O'Reilly Update Morning Edition, February 13, 2020

Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis

Bill O'Reilly

News, Politics, News Commentary

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🗓️ 13 February 2020

⏱️ 3 minutes

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0:00.0	You'll arrive here and I'm warming up.
0:05.4	Standby for the O'Reilly update morning edition.
0:08.8	But first.
0:10.2	Debra's home was stolen.
0:12.0	I don't mean thieves stole stuff.
0:14.2	I mean scammers stole her home.
0:17.2	Criminals found the title to her home online, filed fraudulent documents claiming they owned
0:22.1	it.
0:23.1	An 85,000 in equity gone.
0:25.6	You should immediately go to hometitelock.com and register to see.
0:29.7	If your home's title has been tampered with and while you're there, I got you 60 risk-free
0:34.9	days of protection.
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0:40.6	President Trump would very much like to run against Bernie Sanders as opposed to Mike Bloomberg
0:46.2	or even Pete Buttigieg.
0:48.8	A recent Gallup poll says 53% of American voters will not support a socialist no matter what.
0:57.1	According to that, Sanders saying the USA is a racist nation and Mr. Trump would likely
1:03.2	defeat the 78-year-old senator by a wide margin.
1:08.2	As for Joe Biden, Mr. Trump does not fear him, but the former vice president would gather
1:13.3	far more minority votes than Sanders, Buttigieg, and Bloomberg.
1:19.6	If you've read my book, The United States of Trump, you know the primary reason Hillary
1:24.4	Clinton lost to Donald Trump is that tens of thousands of African American voters stayed
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