Bill O'Reilly Visibly Shocks Host w/ His Dark Prediction for What Happens Next in the Iran War

24:40His point is when we did this in World War II, that people didn't turn against the United States, right? So, but again, we don't know exactly what will happen. We shall see. As I said, I have a dinner at 8 p.m. I can't move it. Somebody from out of town, it's very important. But if all hell breaks loose, Connor, will you come back here and we'll do a little something around nine o 'clock? Okay, sounds good. Guys, let's talk about Bub's Naturals for just a second, then more on the other side. At some point, your joints start to feel a little stiff in the morning, your workouts take a little longer to recover from, and your skin doesn't look the same.

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25:49There's also a bigger mission behind it. Bubz is named after Glenn Bubb Dougherty, a Navy SEAL who gave his life serving this country. In his honor, they donate 10 % of their profits to charity. Live better, live longer with Bubz Naturals. For a limited time, get 20 % off your entire order with code Rubin at checkout at bubsnaturals.com. So I mentioned the question that Trump was asked at the press conference yesterday where people were saying he's invoking God and his answer was God is good, which I thought, you know, the day after Easter has a little extra meaning. And the fact that the Easter event at the White House was in some sense sideswiped by all of this Iran stuff and Trump's given a speech about Iran quite literally.

26:30Can we grab that picture? It's kind of funny if you haven't seen it. He's given a speech at the White House during the Easter egg hunt, talking about Iran and 8 p.m. and a deadline and massive war and bombs. And the Easter Bunny literally is right next to him. And then of course the entire internet was like, oh my God, is that Marco Rubio inside the Easter Bunny? We'll get to that in just a second. But before that, here is CNN with some rather less than stellar analysis on how Trump invoked God, because no other politicians ever done that. Allow Scott Jennings to fix it for you.

27:07The president is using God as a way to justify his war, which I think goes against what you're saying. I don't think he's justifying it. No, he's literally, I mean, look at his words. I think he was asked about it. I'm not going to comment on every single thing that Trump says. I mean, I think that tweet is pretty indefensible. That's why you can't defend it. I'm not sure what was happening with that tweet. Have American presidents and American military leaders not invoked God in numerous communications for 250 years in this country, beginning with George Washington all the way to right now? I mean, it's pretty common language for commanders in chief in the military.

27:39I think saying God approves of this war, summarizing, is not what the Bible teaches. Our leaders have repeatedly prayed to God for success in battle, have repeatedly prayed to God to guide American troops into battle. I think that's great. What does this guy know? What does this lady know about what the Bible teaches? Of course, Scott is right. Virtually every war and every message that our military leaders give to our troop in some way, one way or another invokes God or invokes some sort of biblical story or timeless tale. And that's all that is happening here. And also try to think about it.

28:11If we just removed God or belief or whatever you want to call all that, if you just removed all of that, So what should we just be, like, what will it be replaced with, right? Like, this is Nietzsche, right? Like, there's a God-shaped hole, and so should we just pray during wartime to nothing? Is that what you're saying? Anyway, here's a bit more, because Scott, he just bounces. The guy just bounces around. They just say, Scott, could you go in the elevator, go on the other floor, beat up this guy, now can you go down to level three and smack this girl around, could you do that? And here's just some Maryland, like, loser representative.

28:47This guy, I never heard of this guy before, I'll probably never hear him again. Johnny Olsueski, just completely lying about Trump's record. And Scott's just like, I got lunch, man. I'll give the president credit. He's already made everybody mad about taking away health care and food supports and raising taxes on hardworking, lower-income families and working families and giving that money to the ultra-wealthy. But now he's doing it. What taxes did he raise? Now he's doing it also. What are you talking about? Look at the gas prices. Look at the Amazon. I know you voted against the tax cuts last summer.

29:17I know you're familiar with tax increases. I would say take a look at the totality of... I mean, the guy literally just made it up. Taking away health care. Who doesn't have health care right now that had health care before Trump? Trump is trying to reform the health care system. That is true. And the Democrats, their bumper sticker to answer everything is Medicare for all, which it doesn't mean anyone's getting good coverage. It just makes them feel good that they said it. And then, as Scott points out, who's he raised taxes on? What middle or lower class person has had their taxes raised? Nobody.

29:46and the guy had no, absolutely no answer to that. Now, interestingly, this is very interesting. You know this guy, Harry Anton, this little dorky guy with the numbers, and he's got the TV over there on CNN, but he does present some interesting numbers that I think most people don't realize, and this is why, for the last few months, when there's been this infighting on the right, I'm trying to be above it, and I'm trying to bring people together to the best of my ability. I'm sure I fall short at that at times, because actually, the left has gone so bananas, The Democrats are so out of control that there is reason to believe the Republicans will be OK during the midterms.

30:22And we need to keep showing that to people. Look at these numbers. I mean, this is not what CNN wants to be showing people. So let's take a look at this net favorability party ahead at this point. Midterm of years with the GOP president in 2018, Dems were up by 12 in 2006 on net favorability. Which party like more Dems were ahead by 18. Republicans are actually ahead on net favorability at this point by five points. And so Democrats are just simply put running behind their previous benchmarks and they need to be running well ahead of them if they want to take back the United States Senate. You got that.

30:52So in 2006, when George W. Bush was president, the Democrats had a huge lead then. Right. Because he's the Republican president, Democrats midterms. Then the exact same thing is happening basically or happened basically when Trump was president. 45 the first time around, Democrats had a huge lead, but something different is happening this time. So there's probably a confluence of a few things. The Democrats have gone completely insane. Most people realize that. Most people are not sort of the online podcast to stand lunatics and are trying to fight with everybody. Most people generally think America is good and that the Republicans are significantly better on the important issues than the Democrats.

31:34So let's have a little faith right now. Let's have a little faith, hopefully, that 8 p.m. comes and goes tonight and whatever the result of that is, gets us to a conclusion to this war in a more peaceful world. Let's see as these trade deals keep coming, America's 250, everything else. But of course, Trump is just still, despite the numbers being in his favor, despite America exerting its influence again and everything else, the mainstream media just still, time and time again, they just wanna handicap him no matter what they can do. Here's a New York Times reporter going after him. Question. Deliberate attacks on civilian infrastructure violate the Geneva Conventions and international law.

32:14Who are you with? I'm with the New York Times. Zolan from the New York Times. Are you concerned? Failing. Are you concerned? Is your circulation way down at the New York Times? What's going on with it? Are you concerned that your threat to bomb power plants and bridges amount to one time stage? No, no, no. I hope I don't have to do it. I can tell your friends at the New York Times, not going to happen.

32:35It means violating international law. Quiet, quiet, quiet. You no longer have credibility to the New York Times because the New York Times said, oh, Trump won't win the election. And I won in a landslide. I won every swing state. New York Times said, oh, Trump won't win the election. New York Times has no credibility. Yeah, I mean, look, first off, the New York Times, which has lied about everything forever and anonymous sources and hiding Biden laptop story and Russia, Russia, Russia, and lying about COVID. And we could do this all day long. That's one version, right? that the New York Times lies, but also then the reporter yelling, but international law, which at the end of the day doesn't mean anything.

33:10It just doesn't mean anything. You can say it violated international law. We are governed by the laws of the United States of America and Donald Trump swore to protect the constitution of the United States of America, right? That's his job. It has nothing to do with international law. Now, interestingly, this douche from the New York Times, every time Iran shoots a rocket at Israel, it is designed to kill as many people as possible. They're shooting cluster bombs that explode before they land so it creates as much shrapnel as possible. They're firing obviously at hospitals and everything they aim is at civilian infrastructure, right?

33:47New York Times doesn't care about that. So you're only concerned, it's a very strange thing. You guys all seem to want Western societies to be held to some level of standard of imaginary international law, and everyone else should be held to no standard. And they've done this forever with Israel, and now they're applying it to the United States. Now, should we be better than our enemies? Absolutely. Donald Trump right there says, I don't want to do this. He's telling you, guys, come negotiate. I'm not looking forward to doing some of these things. But at the end of the day, Donald Trump is trying to use power effectively, right?

34:25He's trying to angle the world towards a more peaceful place and these, we're on, between the AI revolution and robotics and drones and everything else, we're at the end in some sense of conventional wars if we can get through this thing. And it's because Donald Trump dared to do what all these other presidents didn't. This is an oldie, but a goodie, enjoy. What's the message to Iran? Don't. What is your message to Iran in this moment? Don't. I'm gonna bomb the out of them. It's true. I don't care. I don't care. Okay, so first off, Trump saying, I'm gonna bomb the shit out of him, that's him running.

35:05That wasn't when he was president, that's when he was running. So for anyone that is disappointed in him right now, or doesn't understand the videos from 1981 or anything else, like that's what Trump was running on. So that's one thing. But the broader point is kind of what I just said about the Democrats. They seem to like when they just say the right thing and they never have the balls to do the right thing. So Kamala, don't. So what do you, and Joe Biden, don't. He doesn't even know what he was saying, right? They didn't even know, don't. Do you want lunch? Don't, it doesn't matter, right? But the point is, the media loves that sort of thing.

35:40Well, they think, my God, they must be very strong. They said, don't. Donald Trump does. That's the difference. He's a builder. He does things. They're lifelong politicians who give you lip service while the world gets worse. Donald Trump is a businessman and a builder who's trying to fix things and telling you in the most honest terms with a long trek record how and why he is going to do it. Let's put a pin in that for a moment. And then on the other side, we're gonna talk a bit more about this rescued pilot out of Iran, which is such a freaking incredible story. This is going to be a movie on Netflix or Amazon or whatever soon enough.

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37:23No troop will be left behind and we will almost literally move mountains to get our guys back. Here's Fox with a bit more on what happened. He scaled, I'm told, the cliffs of this mountain range in the Zagros Mountains. He hiked to an elevated ridge. Despite having punched out of that plane, his legs somewhat injured, He hiked up about 7 ,000 feet high away from the wreckage and eventually used an encrypted radio and beacon signal to share his location. All right. So before I even chime in on some of that, here's Pete Hegseth on the first thing that they heard on the emergency intercom. When he was finally able to activate his emergency transponder, his first message was simple and it was powerful.

38:10He sent a message, God is good. In that moment of isolation and danger, his faith and fighting spirit shone through. You see, shot down on a Friday, good Friday, hidden in a cave, a crevice, all of Saturday, and rescued on Sunday, flown out of Iran as the sun was rising on Easter Sunday. When American airmen were down behind enemy lines, our forces and our president did not hesitate. Special operators supported by elite air crews and intelligence professionals moved swiftly and decisively into treacherous mountain terrain under the constant threat of Iranian forces closing in. Yeah. So look, it's an incredible story.

38:58They're obviously going to make a movie out of it. The fact that it happened over Easter weekend, you know, this is now the third time on the show. I think I've referenced God is good. That's what Trump said earlier. right. It's just there's something that just feels very American about this and that we just are going to do things a little bit differently now. Here's Trump with a bit more on how we are not going to abandon our people. The heroic F-15 weapons system officer had evaded capture on the ground in Iran for almost 48 hours. That's a long time when you're in tough shape and when you're It's a long time.

39:35We have incredibly talented people. And if the time comes, we move heaven and earth to bring them home safely. We're gonna bring our people home safely. And you know what? When Trump says that, you believe him. If this happens again, if there's some other incident, you know, there was a friendly fire incident at the beginning of the war where Kuwait anti-aircraft missiles shot down two of our planes and our pilots had to be rescued over there. Like we are not going to leave anybody behind. And Trump is also making it very clear, and Hegsa kind of puts an exclamation point on it, that, like, the buck stops with somebody.

40:09This guy's in charge. Here's how we're going to do things. And that's in stark contrast to what we've become accustomed to in America. You may remember Hillary Clinton during the Benghazi hearings. They didn't know that. With all due respect, the fact is we had four dead Americans. Was it because of a protest or was it because of guys out for a walk one night who decided they'd go kill some Americans? What difference at this point does it make? It is our job to figure out what happened and do everything we can to prevent it from ever happening. You know, Hillary Hill, actually, it does matter.

40:43It does matter because you have to have the proper intelligence on the ground to know why people are doing things so that you maybe can prevent our embassies from being burned down and having our ambassador killed, etc., etc. Here's Fox News' Jen Griffin a bit more on how complicated this mission was to get him out. The CIA first launched a deception campaign spreading word inside Iran that U.S. forces had already found him and were moving him on the ground for exfiltration out of the country by sea. While the Iranians were confused and uncertain of what was happening, the agency used its unique, exquisite capabilities to search for and find the American airmen.

41:23I've spoken to many people involved in the operation, and this was described to me as finding a needle in a haystack. The Air Force colonel was found hiding inside a mountain crevice, Harris, airlifted out by an MH-60 Little Bird. All right, so look, at the end of the day, the question as it relates to this, and I can't wait till we have a press conference with this guy and find out more and everything else. And as I said, the movie's coming for sure. But look, if Biden or Kamala Harris was president right now, Iran would be getting stronger, and in essence, that would mean America would be getting weaker.

41:56We know that. That's a fact. But imagine if a plane, for whatever reason, got shot down in enemy territory while Biden or Kamala Harris was president. Do you think they would have the balls, the tenacity, the fortitude to do what's right, to create the conditions so that our incredible special elite forces guys can go in there and rescue, that we would threaten the enemy regimes in a way that would make sure that we would get our guys back or anything else? Or would they just say don't? Or would they just say, what difference does it make? I think the answer is fairly obvious. Let's get off this planet for just a moment because there is something also absolutely incredible going on, which is that our Artemis II mission has now passed the far side of the moon, which we have not done ever before.

42:45This is rather extraordinary. It's happening basically as we speak. Here's some video. Justin, in mission control, all of your flight controllers and your flight director have flipped their Artemis II patches around. We are earthbound and ready to bring you home.

43:19I mean, I know you can become cynical, but like that image of the moon, how freaking cool. We'll show you another image in a second. But for those of you, I drew a map for those that might be confused as to what's happening here. This is the earth and we went from the earth and you see we went all the way around and then we flipping. So now we see the dark side of the moon over here. And now we are on the way back. Here is the first photo. This was posted this morning of the dark side of the moon. I mean, that is like, you give that guy a Pulitzer. I don't think they astronauts care for a Pulitzer, but pretty great.

43:49Trump gave the astronauts a call. Take a listen. Very special hello to Artemis II. Today you've made history and made all America really proud, incredibly proud. We have a lot of things to be proud of lately, but there's nothing like what you're doing circling around the moon for the first time in more than a half a century and breaking the all-time record for the farthest distance from planet Earth. Humans have really never seen anything quite like what you're doing in a manned spacecraft. It's really special. You all made this day possible. You've really inspired the entire world, really. Everybody's watching.

44:28They find it. So you get how cool and quite literally civilizationally changing this is? We have now sent humans further into space than ever before. We've sent probes and ships into space that are on the way to Mars and beyond and everything and satellites and telescopes and all that, but these are human beings that now have gone around the moon and are on the way back. And you know that once this comes back successfully, there will be all sorts of discussions. Well, what is next? And Elon mentioned a few weeks ago that actually now he's thinking that we should be building on the moon, that it'll be sort of like a halfway stop on our way to get other places.

45:03So imagine if we could use the moon as a space station in essence. We send robots there, we send 3D printers there, We start building stuff on the moon so that we can use that to then continue our adventure into interstellar travel. It is quite spectacular. And now I will juxtapose that with less than spectacular things. We're gonna go to New York City. So if you think that like, you know, the celestial imagery and the wondrous, never ending universe and galaxies, spectacular, we'll do the reverse, which is New York City, which has become just a place of all of the worst ideas run by the worst people.

45:45Zorhan Mandani, the communist slash Islamist who's running the place, he gave this press conference yesterday and it was almost like this, this almost felt like AI because it was so obvious this is going to happen that I don't know how you ding-dongs didn't believe that it was going to happen. But here he is saying that the wealthy still have to pay more because the mid-level wealthy people, they're getting the hell out of there. So he's gonna have to take from you guys and then you'll get out too. and well, you get how this all works out, go. Amidst being in the wealthiest city and the wealthiest country in the history of the world, we already see an exodus of working in middle-class New Yorkers.

46:21So I don't have a hesitation in asking those who make the most amount of money in this city or the most profits in this city to pay a little bit more so that everyone can actually stay in this city. It's also something not just about justice or the ability for working-class people to live here. It is also actually about ensuring that corporations can continue to attract the top talent to this city. Because in a city where childcare costs more than$20 ,000 a year, I've heard from corporate leaders about how difficult it is for them to attract individuals who would work at their companies but want to raise a family.

46:53Unbelievable. It's unbelievable and it's obvious, right? It's like, dude, the exodus is because of you. You are taxing these people to the nth degree, making the people who produce leave, thus leaving the tax burden on the next layer of people. and then you're complaining about that. It's also interesting how he uses the word asking. I'm asking those who can afford it to pay more, but you're not really asking, you're demanding. If taxes were just about asking, well, could you just pay a little bit more? Well, then that would be interesting to see what people pay, but taxes are not voluntary. They are forced upon you, right?

47:28If you don't pay them, you will end up in jail. So you have done this. Also, as per$20 ,000 for childcare, Well, the question really is, does that all fall on the state and city then to provide? Or is it that families should plan accordingly and maybe you should have grandma around or Nona or whoever it is. And perhaps you wanna create the economic conditions of low taxes and low regulations so there's more fluidity in the system, so there's more competition. That lowers the cost of everything, but I know that would be a bit much for you. Here he is talking about his racial equity plan because, you know, racism is back, baby.

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48:48So often it is black and brown New Yorkers who are hit the hardest. This preliminary racial equity plan is the first step in developing a whole of government approach to tackling that reality. It is a plan that lays out these first steps to solve decades of neglect and discrimination. And it places the work of 45 city agencies within a singular framework. I'm going to tell you one more time, if you live in New York City and you are sane, leave. It is going to keep getting worse. And it is going to get worse and worse. And it is going to get worse in ways that we almost cannot imagine. A racial equity plan to bring up black and brown people.

49:29Well, what will you have to do? It's very hard to bring people up. The only way you can bring people up actually is to make everything equal. And then people have to have some skin in the game and fight and work hard and make some things happen. So they don't really mean bring people up. What they mean is bring people down. And then you will have equity and it will suck for everybody. And by the way, everyone will be a little more racist too because the people who got brought down, those Asians and whites, they're gonna be pretty pissed at those people who in essence think they moved up, but they actually just stayed while they brought these people down.

49:59and all of the people who are producing are fleeing and of course, moving to Florida. And Florida will be the financial capital of the world. It will be the cultural capital of the world. It will be safe and clean and prosperous and have wonderful infrastructure and all of those things. But it's really incredible, a racial equity plan. You know, it's funny when I had Piers Morgan in here a few months ago and I said to him, Piers, do you think your book title, Woke is Dead is a little premature? And he said, no. And I was like, I have to tell you, I think it's morphing, man. And well, New York City now has a racial equity plan.

50:31Oh, and here's New York City's chief equity officer, Afua Ademenza. This plan was born during a defining moment in our city's history, when New Yorkers were in the streets in the midst of a global pandemic, calling for justice, demanding accountability, and bearing witness to brutality unfolding on our streets and on our screens. In that moment, our city was asked to reckon with the deep systemic inequities that have long shaped life here and to do better. New Yorkers across all five boroughs answered that call. Their voices, their advocacy and their persistence are what brought us to this moment.

51:05The release of the preliminary citywide racial equity plan is a reflection of that collective mandate. It is not just a document. It is a commitment, a commitment to confront institutional and systemic racism within our city and to begin the work of dismantling. Begin the work. These people, they're always doing the work. They got their studies and they're going to do the work. do you get what she's doing there? She's telling you that BLM was good. That remember during COVID when they had us masked up and at home and all that stuff, if you went out on the streets and suddenly you didn't have to wear a mask because that meant that somehow the virus couldn't get in you if you were protesting the thing of the day.

51:44But she's saying we had all of that, that happened for years. And now what are the fruits of that? Well, the fruits of that are our equity programs. I'm trying to think, do you guys have any, You have a friend that still lives in New York City. What's his name? Can I say it on the show? Jake. Jake. Because I can't think of any of my friends that live in New York City. Everybody fled already. Jake, Phoenix's friend, Jake. I'll give you a job, man. Come on down. I don't even know, what does he do? What does he do? He does a little, he does some, you don't have to say. All right, he does some stuff.

52:10We'll find something for you. Janitor, whatever it might be. You could bring us lunch. You gotta get out, man. It's enough. It's enough already. So what is the counter to all of this? Poor Jake. What is the counter to all of this? The counter to all of this is call it out, mock it, belittle it. And when push comes to shove, don't be subjected to the unjust whims of people who want control over your life. Javier Malay in Argentina, well, he's doing a bang up job turning that country, which its economy had been completely destroyed. Their monetary system had been obliterated. They have turned it around almost completely in about two years.

52:52Here he is on what is wrong with the left. At one point I thought being on the left was a mental problem. The empirical evidence is so overwhelming it never worked anywhere and they refused to accept it. Therefore I thought it was a mental problem. I mean some kind of block that doesn't even let them see the numbers. They are enemies of numbers. They hate numbers. I don't know if lefties hate water or numbers more. I mean I don't know if they hate bathing more than numbers. But what I discovered is that being on the left is a disease of the soul. The left is built on envy, hatred, resentment, unequal treatment before the law.

53:25They are very violent. And since they have no way or arguments to answer, they go for physical violence. Lefties always, let's say, resort to physical violence and all kinds of violent manifestations because they are unable to refute the arguments. First off, that's absolutely hilarious. Phoenix just read me a text. Jake wants out. We're going to get Jake out. You know, I will save. I'll do it one more time. I'm like Schindler over here. I'll just, if I can do it, take my ring. I got one more. Let's go. I really love that phrase that Malay just said there. They're enemies of numbers. They don't like reality, right?

54:00They like saying things, but they don't like doing things. Don't. Oh, you did? Whoops, right? Oh, you killed our ambassador in Benghazi? It doesn't matter. Why'd we do it? Who cares? is all of their policy programs, you think that the racial equity program in New York City is gonna make things better now? Do you think that quote unquote asking the remaining people with some cash for more of their cash is going to fix anything? They don't like reality. It does become a disease of the soul. When you think of all the Karens, these angry, hysterical people that are out there that are miserable, they've made all of this their life.

54:39And that is why they are hysterical. And I have to say, years ago now, it feels like another life for me, but eight, nine years ago, 10 years ago, whatever it was, no, it was 10 plus years ago, when I was leaving the left, one of the main things that I was always worried about was that I thought Republicans were mean and they only cared about money and war and they're just cruel and everything else. And what I have consistently found over the years, almost without exception, is that right-leaning people, and it probably has a little something to do with faith, right-leaning people are kinder, more generous, of spirit and of time, and they understand how the world works, and they don't demand that everything bow to them at the exact same time, and that is what we are up against right now.

55:23Donald Trump's leading it at the political level. We all gotta lead it to the best extent in our lives as we can. That's our program for today. Let's get Jake on a plane. Post-game show Rubin Report, .locals.com in 30 seconds. Goodbye.