Bill O'Reilly here Wednesday October 21, 2020.

You are listening to the O'Reilly update.

Here's what's happening today in America.

Poll show most Americans support the confirmation of Judge Amy Coney Barrett.

Republican senators introduce a constitutional amendment to stop Supreme Court packing.

The Department of Justice moves against Google.

How many Appleist residents sue the city for lack of police protection?

Californians purchase guns in record numbers.

Also ahead, will the pandemic defeat President Trump?

But first a new survey from a Gallup revealing a majority of Americans support sending President

Trump's nominee to the Supreme Court, 51% back Judge Barrett's confirmation compared

to 46% who oppose.

Majority leader Mitch McConnell confirming a full Senate vote will take place on Monday,

October 26.

Republican Senator Ted Cruz unveiling a constitutional amendment to permanently protect the Supreme Court.

The bill is just one sentence long, quote, the Supreme Court of the United States shall

be composed of nine justices.

Democrats in Congress are threatening to add additional judges if Amy Coney Barrett is confirmed,

which she will be next Monday.

The Justice Department filing an anti-trust lawsuit against Google, claiming the corporation,

uses its search engine to stifle competition while boosting its own profits.

The 57-page complaint reads, quote,

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