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Bill O'Reilly here and I'm warming up, stand by for the O'Reilly update Morning Edition.

On this Thursday, Senator Mitt Romney has announced he will not seek re-election in Utah,

bringing out rabid partisans on both sides to malign him.

So what does that say about Mr. Romney himself? Not much. I have known a Senator for more than 20 years

and believe his legacy is mixed. As governor, he ran the very liberal commonwealth of Massachusetts

pretty well. As Senator, he lost his way feuding with Donald Trump. As a presidential candidate

running against Barack Obama in 2012, Mitt Romney totally blew it. In fact, one of the few

arguments I had with Roger L's, the boss at Fox News, was over Romney. I was reporting that although

President Obama had some major weaknesses in his quest for re-election, Romney was far too

timid in pointing them out. It was almost as if he feared Obama. Therefore, I analyzed Mitt

was likely to lose. Well, Mr. L's did not like my take. Fine, but I wasn't going to modify it

because that was true. And Romney did lose. I took no pleasure in that, but my job is to call him

as I see him. The Trump thing was stupid. The former president called Romney a loser. The

Senator despised him for doing that. So Romney voted to convict Trump in both Pelosi,

Trumped up in peachments, foolish. On balance, Mitt Romney is a flawed patriot as many of us are

back after this. Hey, if you watch my program or have been paying attention at all since COVID,

you are aware of the risks. We all face to our supply chain, critical infrastructure and the

power grid. Cyberattacks, gunfire, pandemics, all on the table. What would your family do

facing a month's long blackout? No electricity, no fridge, no phone, no respirator,

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