Bill O'Reilly here Wednesday, September 18, 2019, you are listening to the O'Reilly

update. Here's what's happening today in America. President Trump raising money in California,

New York City officials allowing students to skip class to protest climate change,

school administrators moved to ban a popular item from lunch menus,

a new study showing average millennials drowning in debt. The U.S. military

weighs in on a series of UFO videos. Also coming up my message of the day, smearing political opponents.

But first, President Trump touring California, stopping at a series of fun razors in San Francisco,

San Diego and Los Angeles. Brawls erupted outside one event in Beverly Hills with protesters

burning the American flag. New York City officials allowing more than one million students to walk

out a class in the name of climate change. The biggest school district in the nation

says it will excuse absences for anyone participating in Friday's climate strike.

Younger students can only leave if accompanied by a parent, but obviously the action is blatantly

political. While permitting the students to strike, New York's Department of Ed may soon ban

a popular item from lunch menus, chocolate milk. Administrators confirming the entire district

may soon eliminate the popular breakfast beverage, citing high sugar content.

A new study says the average millennial citizen in America has nearly $30,000 in debt.

The biggest factor for young adults, college tuition, the number of households with student debt

has doubled between 1998 and 2016. The median income from millennials right now is about $70,000

a year, meaning interest payments can take up to 10% of their budget.

The US military commenting on a series of videos showing unidentified flying objects over the

East Coast, the Navy confirming the footage taken from a cockpit of a military aircraft,

and the Navy says it's authentic. The Deputy Chief of Naval Operations believes the images depict

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