Bill O'Reilly here, Monday, October 28, 2019.

You are listening to the O'Reilly update.

Here's what's happening today in America.

President Trump confirms the killing of ISIS leader Al-Bagh-Dadi in Syria.

Europe bracing for possible terrorist strikes in the days ahead.

Joe Biden's presidential campaign running low on funds.

California declaring a state of emergency as wildfires go wild.

Florida turns to the folks to help control the exploding python population.

Also coming up the message of the day, criticism of the ISIS operation.

But first, President Trump confirming US troops killed Baccar-L-Bagh-Dadi, the world-wide

leader of the ISIS terror network.

Mr. Trump addressing the nation from the White House saying Al-Bagh-Dadi died like a dog,

crying, whimpering, and screaming.

The ISIS terror network, as you may know, has carried out 90 attacks in 21 different

countries killing more than 1400 people.

Inside Syria and Iraq, the Islamic State likely responsible for the deaths of more than

50,000 civilians.

The USA considered Al-Bagh-Dadi a, quote, high-value target offering $25 million for information

that could lead to its capture, so somebody has a lot of money today.

But there has been some negative reaction.

I'll deal with that in the next segment.

France and other European nations placing their security agencies on high alert warning,

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