Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the No Spin News. Monday, September 13, 2021, stand

up for your country. So, President Biden on a road trip to the West Coast, very rare

that he goes that far away from Delaware. He is going to be in Idaho talking about fires,

then he go into California, talk about fires. Then he delivers remarks at a campaign rally

for Governor Newsom. You'll see it at the bottom there, 10 p.m. West, East Coast time,

seven West. Now, Newsom, the recall voters tomorrow, all the polls say Newsom will retain

his job. He's got $75 million in ad expenditures. That can scare a lot of people, and that's

what he's doing. And I'll get specifics in a little while. In the beginning, I predicted

that he would be recalled, it does not look now like that will happen, but it's still

possible on Election Day in California tomorrow. Okay. So, over the weekend, if you turned

on the television or radio, you heard about 9-11 remembrances 20 years later. I couldn't

watch a lot of it because I was so deeply involved in not only covering the story 20 years

ago, but in my town here on Long Island, where scores of people were killed, murdered.

So, to me, I was listening to some of these people, particularly on the sports casts, and

they were all well-intentioned, but a lot of it was trite and kind of wrote, you know,

you have to say certain things, that kind of a situation. I just couldn't deal with it

very much. My failing, I guess, I'm going to go over a couple of things that happened

over the weekend in the final thought, but I just couldn't do it. But as a reporter,

I had to listen to the presidents when they made remarks on 9-11, and the first one is

a sitting president, Joe Biden, will take.

If you had told anybody that we were going to spend 300 million bucks a day for 20 years

to try to unite the country, after we got bin Laden, after Al Qaeda was wiped out there,

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