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

Standby for the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition.

But first.

On his Wednesday, the song Sweet Home Alabama has a good line in it.

In Birmingham, they love the governor.

Well we all did what we could do.

The reference by Leonard Skinnerd is to the segregationist George Wallace who terrorized

black people in the 1960s as governor of Alabama.

Ultimately Wallace lost power and a would-be assassins bullet put him in a wheelchair for

the rest of his life.

Now I thought of the song when evaluating last week's vote.

I know I did all I could do.

I clearly laid out the danger from the Biden administration and the present-day Democratic

party.

Millions of Americans dismissed that warning.

Each voter has a reason for the ballot they cast, but history will show the destruction

to our society that is going to occur over the next two years.

Some of us will avoid the worst of it, but the poor will not.

At this point, perceptive Americans will move forward and accept the so-called will of

the people.

No matter how misguided it is.

This is not a mandate situation.

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