Bill O'Reilly here, Wednesday, April 22, 2020. You are listening to the O'Reilly update

here, which is happening today in America. The Senate passes another stimulus package.

Chinese media blaming the USA for AIDS. 80% say the pandemic has brought families closer

together. The virus sparks a rise in anti-Semitism. Also ahead, how about some honest reporting?

Is that too much to ask? But first, the Senate passing an additional economic stimulus package

allocating almost $500 billion to help all state support small business. The new spending

also provides for local hospitals and a nationwide testing program.

Lawmakers are already planning another relief bill for later this month.

China's state-controlled newspaper, blaming the USA for the global AIDS pandemic,

claiming the disease started in America during the 1980s. A spokesperson for the foreign

ministry in Beijing said, quote, has anyone held the US accountable? Health experts believe

HIV, the virus, it causes AIDS originated in Western Africa. China obviously trying to deflect

from its COVID disaster. The study shows eight and ten adults say the global lockdown has

brought their families closer together. Parents report a quote closer bond with their children

as they work from home. The virus has even resurrected the phone call. Two-thirds of Americans are

checking in with distant relatives at least once a day. Researchers in Israel say the contagion

is fueling a rise in anti-Semitic attacks throughout the West. The report from Tel Aviv University

details efforts from right-wing extremists, Islamists, and the far left to link the COVID outbreak

to Israel and other Jewish concerns. Of course, that is absurd. The beer stops here.

Germany officially canceling October 5th to the first time since the Second World War ended.

The September celebration typically draws more than six million visitors to Bavaria.

But it's not the first time a pandemic has stopped the festivities.

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