Highlights from BillOReilly.com’s No Spin News | January 22, 2026
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Takeaways
- ❖President Trump governs non-collaboratively, asserting a mandate to act swiftly on domestic and foreign policy without extensive congressional or judicial input.
- ❖O'Reilly believes military action against Iran, specifically targeting the Revolutionary Guard, is imminent and justifiable under national security without congressional approval.
- ❖Protests against ICE are described as 'well-organized, far-left generated rebellions' rather than organic movements, with ten states reportedly in 'active rebellion' against federal immigration enforcement.
- ❖The Greenland situation is framed as a dangerous but ultimately a 'negotiating ploy' by Trump, with O'Reilly predicting a diplomatic resolution over military invasion.
- ❖O'Reilly criticizes liberal media (MSNBC, CNN's Abby Phillip, The View) and public figures (Steve Kerr, Mark Ruffalo) for biased reporting and 'ignorant' commentary on these issues.
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1Trump's Unilateral Governing Philosophy
President Trump governs with a 'non-collaborative' approach, believing his 77 million votes grant him a mandate to swiftly correct issues like border security and impose a 'pro-American' foreign policy. He operates on the principle that he does not require extensive congressional or judicial approval to implement his agenda, prioritizing speed over deliberation.
O'Reilly states, 'President Trump is governing in a non collaborative way... his way or the highway... he believes he has a mandate... I don't need Congress to do... I don't need the courts' (, , , ).
2Imminent Military Action Against Iran Justified by National Security
The Pentagon has prepared military engagement options for Iran, awaiting President Trump's order. O'Reilly personally advised Trump to use military action only at a 'tipping point,' specifically suggesting 'wiping out the Revolutionary Guard headquarters' to remove the Mullers. He argues that presidential action without congressional approval is legitimate under the national security banner, citing Iran's funding of global terrorism as a direct threat to the U.S.
O'Reilly mentions, 'the Pentagon has worked up a number of military engagements there' (). He recounts his advice to Trump: 'I wouldn't use military action unless it's a tipping point... wiping out the Revolutionary Guard headquarters, I'd do it in a heartbeat' (, ). He justifies this by stating Iran 'continues to fund worldwide terrorism... that's a national security threat' (, ).
3ICE Protests as 'Far-Left Generated Rebellions'
O'Reilly asserts that protests against ICE are not organic but are 'very well-organized far-left generated protests,' originating from the shooting of Miss Good by an ICE agent in Minneapolis. He distinguishes these as 'rebellions' because participants are 'refusing to obey the law,' noting that ten states are in 'active rebellion' against the federal government on immigration policy. He criticizes media and public figures for sympathizing with these actions.
O'Reilly states, 'The protests against ICE are not organic... These are very wellorganized far-left generated protests' (, ). He adds, 'there are 10 states in active rebellion against the federal government' () and clarifies, 'This is a rebellion. It's not a protest. There's a big difference' ().
4Greenland as a Dangerous Negotiating Ploy
O'Reilly identifies the Denmark/Greenland situation as the 'most dangerous story' for President Trump. While U.S. officials are meeting with Danish and Greenland counterparts, O'Reilly believes Trump's talk of military action or invasion is a 'negotiating ploy' to secure military bases or mineral rights. He argues that an invasion would 'fracture the NATO alliance,' be unpopular with the American public and Congress, and ultimately predicts a diplomatic deal will be reached.
O'Reilly states, 'Denmark, not ICE, not Iran, Denmark and Greenland. That's the most dangerous for him' (). He predicts, 'I fully expect them to work out some kind of deal' () and calls the invasion talk 'his negotiating ploy. Huff and puff and blow the house down and then we'll get a deal' (). He warns an invasion 'would fracture the NATO alliance' ().
Quotes
"President Trump is governing in a non collaborative way. All right? That means his way or the highway."
"If you can get them out of there, Mr. President, the Mullers, if you can get them on that flight to Moscow by say wiping out the Revolutionary Guard headquarters, I'd do it in a heartbeat."
"These are very wellorganized far-left generated protests. And the nexus of course is in Minneapolis where Miss Good was shot dead by an ICE agent last week. But this has not caught on across the country even though there are 10 states in active rebellion against the federal government."
"This is his negotiating ploy. Huff and puff and blow the house down and then we'll get a deal. That's what he always does. But this one's very dangerous."
"It's um shameful really that in our country um we can have law enforcement officers who commit murder and seemingly get away with it."
"I was far more frightened when Joe Biden led 15 million foreign nationals into the country unsupervised."
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