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Bill O'Reilly here and I'm warming up. Stand by for the O'Reilly Update Morning edition.

But first. On this Friday, you know the company U-Haul where you rent the truck, throw

your gear in it and drive anywhere you want. Well, it has put out a survey about people

moving out of certain states. And New York and California are leading the league and

people leaving. This is according again to U-Haul. Now, these are not affluent people. If

you're affluent, you get a big mover to come in and take all your stuff and put in a big

truck, allied band lines, whatever it may be. And then you go. They also keep track and

they say California, New York are the most exited states, Illinois as well proportionally.

But it's no shock that people are leaving the large tax states. As I've been saying on

the nosepin news, which runs on 100 radio stations and television every night, the federal

government and the states are disrespecting American workers by taxing them up to their

eyebrows and then wasting much of the tax money. $3 million for a jogging path named

after Michelle Obama in Georgia. No, no. So Americans, many of them are going, I'm not

staying in this state when I'm getting a hose. I'm going to go to Texas of Florida or Tennessee

or low tax state because I can work from home or whatever it may be. And you're going to

see that accelerate as Americans live paycheck to paycheck. Now this.

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