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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, the Trump administration has made a fairly significant mistake.

It came from the Pentagon, the Defense Department, and its chief Pete Hagesef, who used to work for Fox News.

Mr. Hegseth has told reporters who cover the Pentagon, about 90 of them,

that they will not be able to disseminate information that they get without government approval.

This is insane.

So if a reporter gets information that a bathroom on a submarine costs $10 million, that

reporter can't write that or broadcast it without Pete saying it's okay? Come on, blatant violation of freedom of the press,

and it would not hold up for 10 minutes in the federal court system. I don't know why this

continues to happen. Pete Hegseth is a media guy. He knows the rules. You can't tell reporters

what to report. That's what they do in Beijing, in Moscow, in Tehran. We are a free society here.

Reporters have a right to ferret out stories. And if they are wrong, those reporters

should be held responsible, but never censored by the government. Back in a moment.

Let's face it, the U.S. economy is under stress. National debt rising, trade war,

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