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

On this Monday we live in a country where we love to blame other people for stuff.

I guess it's human nature.

I've lived in Great Britain.

I've traveled the world, 86 countries,

but I've never seen a culture so wrapped up in the blame game as the United

States of America.

It's almost as if it's in our DNA and it started in the revolutionary war. We blame the

King of England for all the bad stuff in the colonies and we booted him out of here.

Then as our country unfolded we blame minorities, we blame Native Americans, on and on and on and on that we blamed each other in the Civil War.

So historically, the blame game has been consistent. Now that's not good. In politics I understand it. Each

party is going to blame the other for failures. That's nothing new and it will never change.

The Hurricane Milton is a great example.

So the Republicans are blaming the Biden administration, Kamla Harris,

for the failure of FEMA to act quickly enough.

And the Republicans are saying, oh, Biden doesn't know what he's doing and nobody showed up in Asheville, North Carolina, on and on and on and on.

And people believe what they want to believe, so wherever you are, that's where you believe. The good course of life, be fair, evaluate all the facts. Back in a moment.

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