Below Riley here at his Tuesday, June 18, 2019, you are listening to the

O'Reilly update and here's what's happening across our nation. President

Trump kicks off his 2020 reelection campaign in Orlando tonight.

In Ohio, jury awards millions of dollars to a small bakery after a phony

racial profiling scandal. A new study from Colorado highlights legal marijuana's

harmful effects on America's teenagers. Iran says it will likely violate the

International Nuclear Agreement next week. Also coming up my message of the day

on President Trump's strategy to win reelection. But first, the president set

to hold his first official rally of the 2020 reelection campaign in Orlando

Florida. Supporters started lining up 42 hours before the event,

setting up tents, campers, and coolers to escape the Florida heat.

Meantime, the Trump team abruptly cut ties with its own internal pollsters

after leaks that made Mr. Trump look bad. A jury in Ohio ruled against ultra-liberal

Oberlin College this week awarding tiny Gibson's bakery more than $44 million.

Following biased charges that were untrue, the school Oberlin launched a boycott against the

bakery, claiming it had racially targeted three black students. But what happened was the

students were caught shoplifting, then charged with assaulting an employee. They were convicted,

and the jury apparently was very angry with the deceit. So it punished the college in a judgment

against phony bias claims. The first day to legalize marijuana is learning about unintended

consequences. Studies from Colorado show cannabis consumption is skyrocketing among denverse

teenagers. The legal purchase age is 21, but that seems to have little effect on young people's

ability to obtain the drug. Officials say treatment for cannabis-induced symptoms are up 700 percent

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