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Bill O'Reilly here, and I'm warming up. Stand by for the O'Reilly here and I'm warming up.

Stand by for the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition.

On this Wednesday, I hope you saw Monday's No Spin News, where I ran down the stories that broke during my trip to Europe.

One small situation that's annoying me is the brouhaha involving the New York Giants football team.

A couple of weeks ago, quarterback Jackson Dart introduced President Trump at a political rally.

Mr. Dart was respectful and exercised his constitutional right to expression.

Well, a teammate of his, Abdul Carter, criticized Dart publicly as Mr. Carter doesn't seem to like President Trump.

That was wrong, because who Jackson Dart supports politically is none of Carter's business.

Get it, Abdul. Freedom of expression is an essential right for all Americans.

If your quarterback wants your input, I assume they'll ask you. Otherwise, stand down.

Chances are Abdul Carter voted for Kamala Harris. No problem. His choice, his right.

Pro football is part of the American fabric. But the rights of all citizens do not stop in the locker room. They extend to real life. Abdul

Carter was way out of line.

And that's the truth.

Back in a moment.

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