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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 Monday, I appeared on British television the other night,

explaining for the 80th time why the war, the conflict, whatever you want to call it in Iran is going on.

Now the old adage that I have reinvented is people believe what they want to believe.

And you can present them with facts, overwhelming opinion and they'll still believe what

they want.

Okay.

In America under our First Amendment, it ain't perfect right to do that.

In Iran, every single nation on this earth should be in opposition to a terror state enriching uranium to try to get a nuclear weapon.

Every country should oppose that. Yet there are people walking around, including the leaders

of some countries, going, well, we don't believe that. Why would you not believe that Iran responsible

for hundreds of thousands of deaths wouldn't want to get a nuclear weapon which it could use

against Israel or its other perceived enemies? Why wouldn't you believe that? The Israeli

intelligence agency, Mossad says it.

CIA says it.

NSA says it.

They all confirm that the Mullahs are trying to enrich uranium to get a bomb.

Yet, you don't believe it?

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