Killing Lincoln
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The O'Reilly Update, February 12, 2026
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The book was mentioned as the reason Bill O'Reilly got into journalism because of the Watergate scandal. It was signed by Woodward and Bernstein.
And I have a book, ALL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN, which is about that, signed by both of them.
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The book was mentioned as the reason Bill O'Reilly got into journalism because of the Watergate scandal. It was signed by Woodward and Bernstein.
And I have a book, ALL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN, which is about that, signed by both of them.
Instant #1 New York Times Bestseller
This techno-thriller novel, finished by James Patterson after Crichton's death, was described as a good beach read, and a "get away from it all" type of book. The podcast host mentioned being halfway through the book.
A number one book on Amazon last time I checked was called Eruption. It's a novel by Michael Crichton and James Patterson, who you just saw in the Clinton thing. So this is an interes...
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This techno-thriller novel, finished by James Patterson after Crichton's death, was described as a good beach read, and a "get away from it all" type of book. The podcast host mentioned being halfway through the book.
A number one book on Amazon last time I checked was called Eruption. It's a novel by Michael Crichton and James Patterson, who you just saw in the Clinton thing. So this is an interesting story.
it's a good beach read. It's a techno thriller kind of thing based in Hawaii.
Overcoming in Uncertain Times
The book is an audiobook that won two Grammy awards for Michelle Obama. The author compared his own audiobook experiences to hers.
She wins her second Grammy. Congratulations to her for an audio book, The Light We Carry.
— Episode: Border Bill Break Down, Biden's Bad News...
The book is an audiobook that won two Grammy awards for Michelle Obama. The author compared his own audiobook experiences to hers.
She wins her second Grammy. Congratulations to her for an audio book, The Light We Carry.
Punch Fear in the Face, Escape Average, and Do Work That Matters
Bill O'Reilly mentioned that he wants his listeners to pre-order his new book, 'Start a book,' which discusses the performance of presidents, whether they helped or hurt the country.
Start a book cover up there because it's coming up fast, September 10th. We want you to pre-order on bill O'Reilly.com or Amazon, Barnes & Noble, we don't rate them because the reporting, and this boo...
— Episode: The O'Reilly Update, July 29, 2024
Bill O'Reilly mentioned that he wants his listeners to pre-order his new book, 'Start a book,' which discusses the performance of presidents, whether they helped or hurt the country.
Start a book cover up there because it's coming up fast, September 10th. We want you to pre-order on bill O'Reilly.com or Amazon, Barnes & Noble, we don't rate them because the reporting, and this book is very well reported, is about whether they hurt or helped the country.
My Swimming Life
It was briefly mentioned that the Olympic swimmer, Katie Ledecky, has a book out. Her uncle is a co-owner of the New York Islanders.
She's got a book out. I know her uncle very well. John Ledecky owns New York Islanders hockey team, co-owner.
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It was briefly mentioned that the Olympic swimmer, Katie Ledecky, has a book out. Her uncle is a co-owner of the New York Islanders.
She's got a book out. I know her uncle very well. John Ledecky owns New York Islanders hockey team, co-owner.
Memoirs of an Attorney General
This book by William Barr was mentioned in relation to a quote from it regarding President Trump's stance on prosecuting Hillary Clinton after the 2016 election. The quote discussed Trump's view that prosecuting the election loser would make the country seem like a banana republic.
President Trump went on to make a comment about Hillary Clinton, that surprised me. He said that despite the chance of locker up from some of his supporters, he felt that after the 16 election, email...
— Episode: President Biden in Israel, Gaza Hospital...
This book by William Barr was mentioned in relation to a quote from it regarding President Trump's stance on prosecuting Hillary Clinton after the 2016 election. The quote discussed Trump's view that prosecuting the election loser would make the country seem like a banana republic.
President Trump went on to make a comment about Hillary Clinton, that surprised me. He said that despite the chance of locker up from some of his supporters, he felt that after the 16 election, email matters should be dropped. Even if she were guilty, he said, the election winner to seek prosecution of the loser would make the country look like a banana republic,
A Mitch Rapp Novel by Don Bentley (23)
The series, initially written by Vince Flynn and later continued by Kyle Mills, was described as really fun books to read.
And then there's Vince Flynn, the late Vince Flynn is franchised but taken over by Kyle Mills, Mitch Rapp. All three of those are really, really fun books to read.
— Episode: Vivek Ramaswamy's Presidential Candidacy...
The series, initially written by Vince Flynn and later continued by Kyle Mills, was described as really fun books to read.
And then there's Vince Flynn, the late Vince Flynn is franchised but taken over by Kyle Mills, Mitch Rapp. All three of those are really, really fun books to read.
The podcast mentioned John Stuart Mill's writing from the mid-1800s, where he argued against the idea that truth inevitably prevails, stating that its acceptance is a 'pleasant falsehood' refuted by history. He posited that truth's triumph depends on the right circumstances and the efforts of dedicated individuals.
That idea is one of the pleasant falsehoods which men repeat one after another until it becomes commonplace. But all of history refutes.
— Episode: The O'Reilly Update, April 11, 2024
The podcast mentioned John Stuart Mill's writing from the mid-1800s, where he argued against the idea that truth inevitably prevails, stating that its acceptance is a 'pleasant falsehood' refuted by history. He posited that truth's triumph depends on the right circumstances and the efforts of dedicated individuals.
That idea is one of the pleasant falsehoods which men repeat one after another until it becomes commonplace. But all of history refutes.
History teams with instances of truth being put down by persecution.
But the goodness is, even if the truth is tamped down once, twice, even a hundred times, John Stuart Mill said eventually there will be a group of people in the perfect circumstance where the truth will be able to be set free.
Engaging Our Responsibility to Prevent Genocide
The book discussed how cartel leaders had amassed billions of dollars while murdering people at will and sending poison to the USA and other countries.
As we write in Confronting Evil, cartel leaders have amassed billions of dollars while murdering at will and, of course, sending poison to the USA and other countries.
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The book discussed how cartel leaders had amassed billions of dollars while murdering people at will and sending poison to the USA and other countries.
As we write in Confronting Evil, cartel leaders have amassed billions of dollars while murdering at will and, of course, sending poison to the USA and other countries.
What the Internet Is Doing to Our Brains
This book discusses how the internet has changed our brains, chipping away at our capacity for concentration and contemplation. The speaker suggested counteracting this by engaging with art, poetry, books, nature, and classical music.
the internet seems to be doing is chipping away my capacity for concentration and contemplation
— Episode: The O'Reilly Update, December 26, 2023
This book discusses how the internet has changed our brains, chipping away at our capacity for concentration and contemplation. The speaker suggested counteracting this by engaging with art, poetry, books, nature, and classical music.
the internet seems to be doing is chipping away my capacity for concentration and contemplation
It chronicles the Scopes Trial, a famous free speech case from 1925 concerning the teaching of evolution in public schools. The author discussed the climactic moment when Clarence Darrow called the prosecutor, William Jennings Bryan, to the stand, ultimately leading to Bryan's demise shortly after.
In Tennessee. Now, there is a book just came out yesterday called Trial of the Century. And it chronicles what happened in the most famous free speech case in America.
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It chronicles the Scopes Trial, a famous free speech case from 1925 concerning the teaching of evolution in public schools. The author discussed the climactic moment when Clarence Darrow called the prosecutor, William Jennings Bryan, to the stand, ultimately leading to Bryan's demise shortly after.
In Tennessee. Now, there is a book just came out yesterday called Trial of the Century. And it chronicles what happened in the most famous free speech case in America.
What was the most important thing you learned, you yourself, from the research you did for this book?
When you write your books, you make them exciting. History can be exciting if you're a good storyteller.
The climactic moment in the trial is when Clarence Darrow, who's out of options, he knows he's losing. The jury's against him. The judge and ordained minister is against him. And Scopes is about to be convicted.
And in the end, Darrow utterly destroyed Bryan, so much so that a broken man just days later, he lays down for a nap and he never wakes up.
Why the Powerful Turn a Blind Eye While China Kills Americans
It was described as a hard-to-read book full of facts, alleging that the Biden family received $31 million from the Chinese.
Second one is Blood Money by Peter Schweitzer, investigative reporter. It's hard to read this book in the sense of so many facts. But it's interesting. Schweitzer alleges that the Bid...
— Episode: Presidential Politics; Post-State of the...
It was described as a hard-to-read book full of facts, alleging that the Biden family received $31 million from the Chinese.
Second one is Blood Money by Peter Schweitzer, investigative reporter. It's hard to read this book in the sense of so many facts. But it's interesting. Schweitzer alleges that the Biden family has received thirty one million dollars from the Chinese, thirty one million, far more than everybody else is estimated. So I'm plowing through that.
Exposing Communism and Restoring Freedom
Bill O'Reilly mentioned "The Naked Communist" by W. Cleon Skousen, a 1958 book detailing alleged long-term communist goals to infiltrate American society and undermine the United States. He said he was going to check it out.
one 1958 book, The Naked Communist by former FBI employee W. Cleon Skousen details multi-decade communist goals and plans that include today, infiltrating every facet of American soci...
— Episode: Deception From the Progressive Movement,...
Bill O'Reilly mentioned "The Naked Communist" by W. Cleon Skousen, a 1958 book detailing alleged long-term communist goals to infiltrate American society and undermine the United States. He said he was going to check it out.
one 1958 book, The Naked Communist by former FBI employee W. Cleon Skousen details multi-decade communist goals and plans that include today, infiltrating every facet of American society, the government, the culture, the church, the media, academia, and so on. Pushing to remove God from every nook to destroy the family, raise children outside the family, claim violence is a part of the American tradition while treating all behavioral problems under the purview of psychiatry, not law enforcement. Pervert sexuality, promote obscenity, feminize me and masculinize women. Place history, indoctrinate rather than educate, foment rebellion, feed drug and other addictions, and eliminate ambition, all to transfer power.
Time to End the War on Terrorism
It was mentioned that Cassidy Hutchinson's book, 'Enough Already', debuted at number one on bestseller lists, likely due to media attention surrounding her testimony about Donald Trump.
She got hundreds of thousands of dollars to write a book and her book debuted at number one and my book, Killing the Witches, was number two. That's my beef against Cassidy Hutchinson, okay? That she...
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It was mentioned that Cassidy Hutchinson's book, 'Enough Already', debuted at number one on bestseller lists, likely due to media attention surrounding her testimony about Donald Trump.
She got hundreds of thousands of dollars to write a book and her book debuted at number one and my book, Killing the Witches, was number two. That's my beef against Cassidy Hutchinson, okay? That she was number one and I was number two and I'm usually number one.
The reason she was number one is that every network on television put her on and her story was BS from the jump. So she got the book contract and the number one position because she got massive media attention, alright, based upon a fallacious accusation.
Remember this woman Cassidy Hutchinson she had a book and it sold a lot of copies. I know that because killing the witches was up against her now witches ultimately sold a lot more copies than she did but out of the gate she said did very well because she accused Donald Trump of grabbing the wheel of the presidential limousine and fighting a Secret Service agent because Trump wanted to go to the Capitol and according to Hutchison he wanted to encourage this crazy thing that happened on January 6.
It was described as a good book that discussed the role Richard Nixon played in the Yom Kippur War and his support of Israel against his advisors' wishes.
Ben Stein, is the author of a new book, which is a good book. I'm reading it now. The Peacemaker, Nixon, the man president and my friend just out and you should check it out.
— Episode: No Spin News - Weekend Edition - August...
It was described as a good book that discussed the role Richard Nixon played in the Yom Kippur War and his support of Israel against his advisors' wishes.
Ben Stein, is the author of a new book, which is a good book. I'm reading it now. The Peacemaker, Nixon, the man president and my friend just out and you should check it out.
And one of the things I learned that I had no idea was that Richard Nixon was a hero in the Yom Kippur War of 1973.
which is why they should read the book. The Peacemaker, Nixon, the man president and my friend Ben Stein.
How the Left Is Destroying America's Ability to Fight and Win Its Wars
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