Bill O'Reilly here, Thursday, July 1, 2021.

You are listening to the O'Reilly update.

Here's what's happening across our nation.

Seasures of narcotics spike at the southern border.

Bill Cosby's sex assault conviction overturned.

Writer from the New York Times says Vice President Harris should be given easier tasks.

Donald Rumsfeld, dead at 88.

New study reveals which city has the worst traffic in the USA.

Also ahead is Ms. Harris being treated unfairly.

But first, federal agents at the southern border, seizing a record amount of deadly narcotics,

including fentanyl, which can kill you easily.

Authorities in El Paso have already confiscated 41 pounds of fentanyl so far this year up

from nine pounds last year, a 355 percent increase.

The reason, as I've reported, President Biden's open border policy means that there are fewer

drug-interdiction agents and so the cartels are sending a massive amount of narcotics

into this country.

The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania overturning the sexual assault conviction of comedian Bill

Cosby.

The 83 year old actor was sentenced to a maximum 10 years for drugging and molesting a woman

at his home.

The court tossed the case after finding an agreement with a previous prosecutor that

violated a Mr. Cosby's rights.

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