Highlights from BillOReilly.com’s No Spin News | January 2, 2026
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Takeaways
- ❖John Solomon claims the Democratic party's 20-year strategy involves increasing non-citizen populations to gain congressional apportionment, estimating 14 or more House seats.
- ❖Both O'Reilly and Solomon believe President Biden was not actively in charge of border policy, with his team making decisions.
- ❖The Trump administration is revoking 85,000 visas, including 8,000 student visas, in response to fraud and criminal incidents involving migrants.
- ❖Bill O'Reilly criticizes current mainstream news anchors like Jimmy Kimmel (1.85M viewers) and Anderson Cooper (650k viewers) by comparing their numbers to his past 6 million daily viewers.
- ❖War correspondent Robert Sherman describes navigating Ukraine in a Honda Odyssey with 'press' written in duct tape, eating gas station hot dogs, and being detained as a suspected spy.
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1Democratic Strategy: Non-Citizens and Apportionment
John Solomon asserts that the Democratic party has pursued a 20-year strategy to increase the number of non-citizens in the country. This influx, he claims, is intended to boost their congressional representation through apportionment, with estimates suggesting at least 14 additional House seats for Democrats due to non-citizens.
Solomon states, 'The more non-citizens that Democrats can bring into the country, the more they can win the apportionment war.' He cites 'data experts seeking' and the 'left-leaning Center for Immigration Studies' estimating 'at least 14 more seats' in the US House.
2Biden's Role in Border Policy Questioned
Both Bill O'Reilly and John Solomon express strong belief that President Biden was not actively involved in or in charge of his administration's open border policies. They suggest that his team, composed of figures like Ron Klain and Anita Dunn, were the actual decision-makers, and the New York Times article implicitly supports this narrative by focusing on Biden's 'team' rather than Biden himself.
O'Reilly states, 'I have said from the very beginning I don't think the man was in charge from day one.' Solomon adds, 'This story basically is written as though Joe Biden wasn't in charge. He had no say.'
3Realities of War Reporting Logistics in Ukraine
Robert Sherman, a rookie war correspondent, details the primitive and dangerous logistical challenges of reporting from Ukraine. This included driving a civilian minivan with 'press' crudely taped on, relying on gas station food and candy bars, and being housed in a rented apartment where he was once woken by armed Ukrainian soldiers.
Sherman recounts, 'it's a blue Honda Odyssey that rolls up and it's supposed to have... press indicators on the side of it. We didn't have those. So, I'm watching our security guy writing press in duct tape on the side of this thing.' He also mentions 'gas station hot dog is as good as it gets' and 'woke up our first morning in Ukraine to three Ukrainian soldiers entering this apartment that we rented, guns drawn.'
4Decline in Mainstream News Viewership
Bill O'Reilly highlights a significant decline in viewership for prominent mainstream news and late-night shows. He contrasts Jimmy Kimmel's 1.85 million and Anderson Cooper's 650,000 nightly viewers with his own past peak of 6 million daily viewers across two runs of 'The O'Reilly Factor,' implying a loss of audience engagement in traditional media.
O'Reilly states, 'Kimmel averages about 1.85 viewers a night, below 2 million. Just keep in mind when I left... I was doing 4.3 million a night... at the second run at 11, I did 2 million more. That's 6 million watching on a daily basis.' He adds, 'Anderson Cooper's audience is about 650,000 a night.'
Bottom Line
The political strategy of leveraging non-citizen populations for congressional apportionment is a long-standing, deliberate tactic by the Democratic party, not merely a byproduct of immigration policy.
This reframes the debate around immigration from humanitarian or economic terms to a direct political power struggle, suggesting that border policies are intentionally designed to shift electoral demographics and legislative control.
For political analysts or opposition parties, understanding this alleged long-term strategy could inform counter-messaging, policy proposals, and voter engagement efforts focused on the implications of demographic shifts on political representation.
Lessons
- Actively scrutinize news reports, especially those from major outlets, for implicit narratives or omissions, as suggested by the host's critique of the New York Times article's framing of presidential involvement.
- When evaluating political claims, consider the potential long-term strategic motivations behind policies, such as the alleged link between immigration and congressional apportionment, beyond immediate stated goals.
- For those in media or public communication, focus on factual, direct reporting and avoid repetitive phrasing or perceived lack of authorial input, as highlighted by O'Reilly's criticism of current news anchors.
Notable Moments
Robert Sherman recounts being detained by Ukrainian soldiers with guns drawn in his rented apartment on his first morning in the country, highlighting the immediate and intense dangers faced by war correspondents.
This vivid anecdote underscores the extreme personal risks and lack of security that journalists encounter in conflict zones, often beyond the direct combat, challenging romanticized notions of war reporting.
Bill O'Reilly plays a clip of his past ABC News brief, then critiques current anchor David Muir for saying 'tonight' 37-41 times in a 22-minute broadcast, contrasting it with his mentor Peter Jennings's rigorous script editing.
This moment offers a behind-the-scenes look at O'Reilly's journalistic philosophy and his critical view of modern news delivery, suggesting a decline in writing quality and personal engagement from anchors in mainstream media.
Quotes
"The more non-citizens that Democrats can bring into the country, the more they can win the apportionment war."
"I have said from the very beginning I don't think the man was in charge from day one. I think after he was inaugurated he zipped on over there and he took a nap and now that nap lasted four years. That's what I think."
"The Democrats like to profess they would like to solve the problem while letting it continue because it's in their political interest to do so."
"One day on the ground in Ukraine, the first time that you saw the first Ukrainian refugees leaving, the first time we got buzzed by jets, the first time we were detained and accused of being spies, you grow up pretty quickly in that."
"We were told that we were getting a vehicle and I envisioned, you know, a Humvee or something of the kind. Sure enough, it's a blue Honda Odyssey that rolls up and it's supposed to have, you know, a minivan. It's supposed to have press indicators on the side of it. We didn't have those. So, I'm watching our security guy writing press in duct tape on the side of this thing."
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