Bill O'Reilly: No Spin News Excerpts

Steven Camarota, the Director of Research for the Center for Immigration Studies, says 1 out of 3 children in poverty live in an immigrant household. This shows that the U.S. government has to spend a lot of money on immigrants.

Bill welcomed Monica Crowley to the studio on Tuesday's No Spin News to discuss Trump, the media, and the situation in Puerto Rico.

Finally, the president does something worthy. I didn't know about this. I'm sure you didn't know about it, but that's a bad law. And that law was bought and paid for. That's the swamp. Trump did the right thing, said look, "you know, I can't have my DEA chief behind a law that fueled the opiate scourge."

Now, I know a little bit about presidents and how they conduct themselves. Most of the time, correspondence to KIA families is through a presidential letter. That's true. Sometimes there are calls, sometimes there are meetings, but most of the time this tradition is to do it through the mail. All right, but what does it matter? Nobody is going to assert that Barack Obama or Bill Clinton or Bush the younger or Bush the elder or Donald Trump is insensitive to the families who lose people in war.

On the heels of Bowe Bergdahl's guilty plea, Bill welcomed Col. David Hunt to Monday's No Spin News to discuss the case and the possible sentence that Bergdahl might face.

Bill welcomed Peter Boyer of the Weekly Standard, who has been following the very strained relationship between the White House and the national media.

A five minute "best of" from this week's No Spin News installments.

Bill and radio personality Sid Rosenberg analyze the NFL anthem protest and the cultural civil war surrounding it.

On Tuesday's NSN in the studio, Bill and Laura Ingraham discussed Trump and how he rose to the highest office in the land.

What we're going to do today is do most of our segment on your questions about policy. And the reason I'm doing this and opening it up to everybody is because obviously we want to display so much wit and wisdom in the next half hour or so that you become a Premium Member. Because this is it. This is the daily news analysis that will matter to your life.

A five minute "best of" from this week's No Spin News installments.

On Wednesday's NSN, Bill welcomed Jeanne Zaino, a professor of political science at Iona University, to discuss the college craziness surrounding a professor at Drexel University.

For more on the Las Vegas slaughter, Bill was joined in the studio by Jonathan Gilliam, formerly a Navy SEAL and FBI agent. Gilliam explained why the murderer, despite having a huge arsenal of weapons, was not flagged by the FBI.

Turning to the disaster in Puerto Rico, where President Trump visited Tuesday, Bill spoke via Skype with Lorna Carrasquillo, assistant manager of the Marriott Hotel in San Juan. She analyzed the local infrastructure and complaints that the feds have not done enough.

On Monday's No Spin News, Bill welcomed attorney and Las Vegas resident Bob Massi to discuss how Las Vegas locals are reacting to the shooting.