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The O'Reilly Update, February 12, 2026
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A first edition copy, printed in 1997, was found in a Scottish bookstore and sold for \u002470,000 at auction; only 500 hardback copies were initially printed.
A first edition Harry Potter, Harry Potter and the philosopher's stone printed in the year 1997 found in a bargain bucket in a bookstore in the Scottish Highlands. The person bought it for 12 bucks an...
— Episode: The O'Reilly Update, December 12, 2023
A first edition copy, printed in 1997, was found in a Scottish bookstore and sold for \u002470,000 at auction; only 500 hardback copies were initially printed.
A first edition Harry Potter, Harry Potter and the philosopher's stone printed in the year 1997 found in a bargain bucket in a bookstore in the Scottish Highlands. The person bought it for 12 bucks and sold it at auction for 70,000.
Well, the first run of hardbacks, there were only 500 printed.
The Definitive Edition
The book was a personal diary chronicling one of the darkest chapters in human history as written by Anne Frank while she and her family were in hiding from the Nazis. Otto Frank spent the rest of his life promoting the book after his daughter's diary was discovered following the liberation of Amsterdam.
Through her personal diary, a young teenager chronicled one of the darkest chapters in human history. Here is the story of Anne Frank.
— Episode: The O'Reilly Update, July 6, 2023
The book was a personal diary chronicling one of the darkest chapters in human history as written by Anne Frank while she and her family were in hiding from the Nazis. Otto Frank spent the rest of his life promoting the book after his daughter's diary was discovered following the liberation of Amsterdam.
Through her personal diary, a young teenager chronicled one of the darkest chapters in human history. Here is the story of Anne Frank.
For the next two years, Anne Frank kept a detailed record of their daily lives.
His daughter's diary was discovered shortly after the liberation of Amsterdam.
A Memoir and a Warning
The book debuted at number one on Amazon and was described as a "hate Trump book". The author's political future was discussed and deemed unlikely.
So Liz Cheney has a hate Trump book out.
— Episode: Trump's Dictator Comment, Liz Cheney's F...
The book debuted at number one on Amazon and was described as a "hate Trump book". The author's political future was discussed and deemed unlikely.
So Liz Cheney has a hate Trump book out.
Her book came out yesterday. It's number one on Amazon.
There's a lot of people that can't get enough of hating Trump.
Ann Coulter mentioned this book while discussing the understanding of the Second Amendment among immigrants and the importance of natural-born citizens for the presidency.
And one of the things, and I cite these polls in my book, Adios America, it's striking and depressing that lots of our very best immigrants just do not understand the Second Amendment.
— Episode: BONUS EPISODE | The Truth with Vivek Ram...
Ann Coulter mentioned this book while discussing the understanding of the Second Amendment among immigrants and the importance of natural-born citizens for the presidency.
And one of the things, and I cite these polls in my book, Adios America, it's striking and depressing that lots of our very best immigrants just do not understand the Second Amendment.
How the Left Is Destroying America's Ability to Fight and Win Its Wars
How Progressive Elites, Tribalism, and Globalization Are Destroying the Idea of America
It was described as an analysis of progressive elites, tribalism, and globalization, and their destructive effects on the idea of America. The author was complimented on his work.
He wrote a book called The Dying Citizen, How Progressive Elites, Tribalism and Globalization are Destroying the Idea of America.
— Episode: A "Shock and Awe" Special: Culture Shock
It was described as an analysis of progressive elites, tribalism, and globalization, and their destructive effects on the idea of America. The author was complimented on his work.
He wrote a book called The Dying Citizen, How Progressive Elites, Tribalism and Globalization are Destroying the Idea of America.
The Original 1818 Unabridged and Complete Edition (A Mary Shelley Classics
The podcast discussed Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein", mentioning its initial publication in 1818, its origin as a scary story, and its immense popularity, leading to numerous sequels, books, and adaptations.
Twenty year old author Mary Shelley published the book in 1818. She conjured up the monster as part of a dare while staying at a Swiss mansion.
— Episode: The O'Reilly Update, November 21, 2023
The podcast discussed Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein", mentioning its initial publication in 1818, its origin as a scary story, and its immense popularity, leading to numerous sequels, books, and adaptations.
Twenty year old author Mary Shelley published the book in 1818. She conjured up the monster as part of a dare while staying at a Swiss mansion.
Shelly and a group of friends held a contest who could write the scariest story. Well at midnight, Mary Shelley revealed the plot of Frankenstein, a cautionary tale about the dangers of playing God.
The ambitious doctor hellbent on defying death creates a human life by robbing graves and assembling body parts back together.
The film spawned 22 sequels, dozens of books, even a children's breakfast cereal.
100 Healthy, Delicious, Flexible Recipes for Every Day
A Memoir
The book was mentioned after Matthew Perry's death; the host noted that Perry detailed his struggles with addiction and the significant amount of money spent on it.
He spent nine million dollars on addiction, 14 stomach surgeries, 15 rehab stays, therapy twice a week for 30 years and then he bought all the dope, the booze you can buy.
— Episode: Kamala Harris' Softball Interview, Israe...
The book was mentioned after Matthew Perry's death; the host noted that Perry detailed his struggles with addiction and the significant amount of money spent on it.
He spent nine million dollars on addiction, 14 stomach surgeries, 15 rehab stays, therapy twice a week for 30 years and then he bought all the dope, the booze you can buy.
100th Anniversary OZ Collection
It was published 124 years ago and featured a cowardly lion, tin man, scarecrow and a wicked witch. The author based the characters on his childhood experiences and the book was an instant success, selling millions of copies and being adapted into a famous movie.
124 years ago today, an unknown author published a new children's book. The novel featured a cowardly lion, tin man, scarecrow and a wicked witch. Here is the story behind the wonderful wizard of Oz.
— Episode: The O'Reilly Update, May 17, 2024
It was published 124 years ago and featured a cowardly lion, tin man, scarecrow and a wicked witch. The author based the characters on his childhood experiences and the book was an instant success, selling millions of copies and being adapted into a famous movie.
124 years ago today, an unknown author published a new children's book. The novel featured a cowardly lion, tin man, scarecrow and a wicked witch. Here is the story behind the wonderful wizard of Oz.
Creator L. Frank Baum based the characters on experiences from his childhood. In his twenties, the author's niece Dorothy became gravely ill and died from congestion of the brain. Baum then compiled his personal history into a story.
He settled on the name Oz as a reference to the newly formed nation of Australia. The book was published on May 17th, 1900.
The original run consisted of 10,000 copies by the 1930s, 5 million wizard of Oz books had been sold in the USA alone.
The book was mentioned in a segment discussing a study on memory and forgetting, which the speaker disagreed with.
It's a book, psychology of memory by Dr. Megan Sumeraki and Dr. Althea Nied Kaminski.
— Episode: Anti-Israel Protest Chaos, Bernie Goldbe...
The book was mentioned in a segment discussing a study on memory and forgetting, which the speaker disagreed with.
It's a book, psychology of memory by Dr. Megan Sumeraki and Dr. Althea Nied Kaminski.
Why America Must Reject the Failed Ideas of a Dying Continent
The book was referenced to highlight that England is poorer than Mississippi per capita, which is surprising because many people associate England with wealth and luxury.
Hat tip David Harsanyi for his book Euro Trash for that state for that stat, which is pretty remarkable because I think a lot of people think of England as a very wealthy country and it is posh.
— Episode: BONUS EPISODE! Clay and Buck Making Sens...
The book was referenced to highlight that England is poorer than Mississippi per capita, which is surprising because many people associate England with wealth and luxury.
Hat tip David Harsanyi for his book Euro Trash for that state for that stat, which is pretty remarkable because I think a lot of people think of England as a very wealthy country and it is posh.
The Truth on What's Wrong with Politics and How We Move America Forward
Bill O'Reilly mentioned "Cleet" as his favorite fiction book, written by James Lee Burke, who is 87 years old.
First one is Cleet by my favorite fiction author, James Lee Burke. The man is 87 years old. And he still turns out unbelievable prose. It's incredible.
— Episode: Joe Biden's Re-Election Chances, Doug Sc...
Bill O'Reilly mentioned "Cleet" as his favorite fiction book, written by James Lee Burke, who is 87 years old.
First one is Cleet by my favorite fiction author, James Lee Burke. The man is 87 years old. And he still turns out unbelievable prose. It's incredible.
A Novel
Bill O'Reilly mentioned "Don't Let the Devil Ride" as a thriller written by Ace Atkins. He described it as a fast read.
Second one is a book called Don't Let the Devil Ride by Ace Atkins, a thriller.
— Episode: Joe Biden's Re-Election Chances, Doug Sc...
Bill O'Reilly mentioned "Don't Let the Devil Ride" as a thriller written by Ace Atkins. He described it as a fast read.
Second one is a book called Don't Let the Devil Ride by Ace Atkins, a thriller.
A Novel (The Danny Ryan Trilogy, 1)
Bill O'Reilly mentioned "City on Fire" by Don Winslow, which is part of a trilogy of books. He said that Winslow is a tremendous storyteller.
The third one is Don Winslow's City on Fire. He's got three of those City on Books. Winslow, like Atkins, a tremendous storyteller.
— Episode: Joe Biden's Re-Election Chances, Doug Sc...
Bill O'Reilly mentioned "City on Fire" by Don Winslow, which is part of a trilogy of books. He said that Winslow is a tremendous storyteller.
The third one is Don Winslow's City on Fire. He's got three of those City on Books. Winslow, like Atkins, a tremendous storyteller.
Bill Federer, a historian, is interviewed on the podcast and this is the title of one of his books. The book discusses the history of St. Nicholas and Christmas traditions.
He is the author of the book. There is really a Santa Claus. The History of St. Nicholas and Christmas Holiday Traditions.
— Episode: A "Shock and Awe" Special: Changing Chri...
Bill Federer, a historian, is interviewed on the podcast and this is the title of one of his books. The book discusses the history of St. Nicholas and Christmas traditions.
He is the author of the book. There is really a Santa Claus. The History of St. Nicholas and Christmas Holiday Traditions.
It was described as a brilliant book that is not long and was one of the speaker's earliest reads. The speaker mentioned it while recounting a recent experience in the ocean.
I'm very cognizant of Ernest Hemingway's book The Old Man and the Sea which is a brilliant book and it's not long, okay?
— Episode: Highlights from O'Reilly's No Spin News
It was described as a brilliant book that is not long and was one of the speaker's earliest reads. The speaker mentioned it while recounting a recent experience in the ocean.
I'm very cognizant of Ernest Hemingway's book The Old Man and the Sea which is a brilliant book and it's not long, okay?
A Book by Patton Oswalt
The book was mentioned by a listener, Ethan Waters, who had recently purchased it and was looking forward to reading it.
Just bought Patton, can't wait to read it.
— Episode: Biden’s Energy Policy, Republicans Addre...
The book was mentioned by a listener, Ethan Waters, who had recently purchased it and was looking forward to reading it.
Just bought Patton, can't wait to read it.
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