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Bill O'Reilly here, and I'm warming up.

Stand by for the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition.

On this Friday, here's what I've learned doing journalism,

the proper phrases, practicing journalism, over 50 years. Number one, I still need more practice.

And number two, we Americans are different than other people in the world.

Because we are a population that does not like to be uninformed.

Now, that goes against some of the polling that says social media is robbing the attention of Americans and a lot of people

who are apathetic about politics and other things. I understand that. But one-on-one,

it is very important to make yourself clear to whom you are speaking. I have learned that time and time and time again.

There is no such thing as miscommunication.

That does not exist.

It's a failure, as they said in the movie Cool Hand Luke,

to communicate.

Right now, President Trump is not being clear enough about the Iranian strategy.

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