You know, Riley here Thursday, July 16, 2020.

You are listening to the O'Reilly update is what's happening across our nation.

Governor Vogler, home attest positive for COVID.

New Orleans shutting down bars to stop the contagion.

California releases thousands of inmates to avoid the plague.

New Orleans and Trump's poll numbers rise in some polls.

And New Yorkers implore Mayor de Blasio to bring back an anti-crime unit.

Also ahead, now the loons want to cancel the star's spangled banner.

But first, Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt, testing positive for COVID, the 47-year-old Republican,

attended President Trump's rally in Tulsa in June.

You state now one of the worst hot spots in the country with more than 22,000 cases.

Oklahoma has a total population of just 4 million.

The big easy closing saloons after cases of COVID spike in New Orleans, hospitalizations

for hospitalizations for the disease dropped in June.

But jumped up after the city reopened the bars on Bourbon Street.

Louisiana Governor John Bell Edwards banning folks from drinking inside.

But will allow business to offer customers cocktails to go.

California releasing 18,000 prison inmates by the end of August.

Department of Corrections says the decision will help, quote, protect the health and safety

of the incarcerated population and staff.

But what about the folks on the outside who these people might hurt?

Anyway, the decision by Governor Newsom, because he had a back it, came in the midst of a new shutdown

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