Bill O'Reilly here Thursday June 27, 2019. You are listening to the O'Reilly update. And here's what's happening today in America.

Democrats take the debate stage of Miami, igniting the 2020 race for the White House. Some far left lawmakers want American taxpayers to pay off their student debt.

San Francisco becomes the first city in the USA to ban e cigarettes.

The U.N. says more people and previously thought are abusing opioids and cocaine.

Clint Eastwood, defying Hollywood's abortion boycott against the state of Georgia.

Also coming up by message of the day, analyzing last night's democratic debate. But first to Miami, the Democratic Party officially kicking off the 2020 race for the White House,

with 10 candidates telling the American people why they are the best person in the USA to take down the worst person president Trump.

The remaining challengers will phase off tonight when Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders and Mayor Pete takes center stage along with seven others.

I will have analysis of the debate last night in a moment.

I hand full of far left lawmakers now want you, the American taxpayer to pay off their student debt.

Despite earning $174,000 a year, Congress, women, Ocasio-Cortez and Omar, and now say their student debt is quote, holding them back.

Unquote.

Both lawmakers support new legislation, canceling all educational loans to 45 million Americans, including members of Congress.

San Francisco becoming the first city in the USA to completely ban the sale of e-cigarettes or any device that vaporizes nicotine.

Local officials say the products have not undergone adequate testing by the FDA on whether they are harmful to human beings.

Ironically, Bay Area residents can still legally purchase marijuana and tobacco all across the city.

A disturbing report from the UN shows more people are abusing opioids and cocaine across the globe.

Experts saying the actual number of users is 60% higher than previously thought.

The worst place for drug abuse, North America, within 70,000 Americans overdosed last year.

Legendary actor Clint Eastwood refusing to support Hollywood's boycott against Georgia's so-called heartbeat abortion bill.

The 89-year-old filmmaker will shoot his latest movie, The Ballad of Richard Jewel, in Atlanta.

Story centers around the real-life bombing that occurred there during the 1996 Olympics.

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