Bill O'Reilly here Thursday, July 21, 2022. You're listening to the O'Reilly update.

Here's what's happening across our nation. The White House issues a major clarification

on President Biden's health. Donald Trump holds a double digit lead over possible Republican

challengers, one in five adults condone violence against the government. Schools of San Diego

bring back the mask mandate. Also, I had treachery in America on the rise, but first, Joe

Biden delivering an address in Massachusetts on climate change said the president, quote,

going up, you had to put on your windshield wipers to get the oil off your window. That's

why I and so many people I grew up with have cancer. The White House later clarified

the president does not currently have cancer and was referring to some moles he had removed

as a younger man, another strange bit of rhetoric from Joe Biden. Donald Trump maintaining

a big lead over potential GOP rivals, Paul from Politico shows 53% support the former president,

23% back Ron DeSantis, followed by Mike Pence with seven percent head crews with three.

Mr. Trump telling New York Magazine last week that he's made up his mind about a third

run for the White House, an official announcement could happen, I guess at any time. But if it

does happen before the midterms, that would be bad for Republicans because the Democrats

would use that against the GOP in November. Survey from the University of California finds

20% of the public believes violence against the federal government could be justified under

some circumstances, shocking seven percent say they would kill another person to advance

a political goal. According to respondents, biggest factors behind the anti-government rhetoric,

denial of personal freedom infringement on the second amendment, the right to bear arms,

religious persecution. Schools in San Diego, California, reimposing the COVID mass mandate,

all students and staff must wear face coverings when indoors. So we're intended there saying

...