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Bill O'Reilly - October 11th, Hour 2
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We're obviously on the verge of a counteroffensive, ground offensive.
We now know that Israel has called up 300,000 reservists.
About 100,000 of them are on the border.
Fox's Trey Yangst actually just gave this report that should break anybody's heart if you have a heart, mind, conscience, and soul.
In other words, if you're not at a liberal university in this country being indoctrinated into blaming the wrong people.
But anyway, here's Trey Yangst.
So I just want to describe what it's like in kibbutz B'ari.
We arrived here with the army a few hours ago and on the road in, we went past the area where that music festival was where 260 innocent Israelis were mowed down.
You could smell the stench of death in the air on the drive and as we got closer to this kibbutz where so many families were slaughtered in their homes, it became obvious that we didn't even have a full grasp of what took place here.
Around the back of this house down the street a little bit we saw about eight bodies in body bags of the local residents who were here.
Some may be militants.
They still have to work to identify the bodies.
Some are hard to identify.
I want to just tell you what the commanding officer told me when we got here.
He saw many of the families that were slaughtered in their beds and in their bomb shelters after Hamas militants broke through the door.
He told us that there were people who were decapitated here, people with their hands tied behind their backs and shot, executed.
And you saw from inside that house, it is the most horrific thing I have ever seen.
It is a community where there are breakfast plates out with food still on them.
On dining room tables.
There are refrigerators like you would see anywhere in the world with pictures of little kids playing sports.
There are bicycles and still ceiling fans going inside the house, and there are beds soaked with blood, the floor of that kitchen, as you saw, and there are weapons laying everywhere from those militants.
You can see some of their vehicles just outside.
It is a house of horror behind me, and the entire neighborhood looks like this.
To give you a quick number about how many people live here, there are 1,000 residents that were living in Kibbutz Beri before this horrific terror attack on Saturday morning.
More than 100 of them were killed, many children among the dead, and their pictures are still on the refrigerator in the house.
Now, earlier we played a report from I-24 news correspondent Nicole Zadek, and she was the one that described the 40 dead babies, many of them decapitated.
We played the exchange, well, the attempted exchange with Congresswoman Talib this week, photographing herself outside her office with the Palestinian flag and the American flag.
And she was asked repeatedly by Fox News channels, Hillary Vaughan, about the dead children and had not a word to say of condemnation.
Anyway, all things simple, man, Bill O'Reilly.
My heart's troubled, Bill.
I always say my heart, you know, let not your heart be troubled.
This is troubling.
I'm looking at American campuses all around the country and listening to people, Harvard University, you went to Harvard, if I recall, the Kennedy School of Journalism, if I'm not mistaken.
And at Harvard, 31 groups blaming completely, putting all the blame on Israel, the victim here.
This is happening in colleges all around the country.
It is happening with Black Lives Matter groups in Chicago and elsewhere.
And I'm just, you know, we see anti-Semitism, virulent anti-Semitism in London on display.
What did we hear out of Australia?
I didn't think we'd ever hear the words, gas the Jews, F the Jews.
Now, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, I know you know him, I've known him for almost 30 years, and he's been very, very straightforward, Bill.
He's going at them.
His exact quote is pretty clear that their actions, their response will resonate with Israel's enemies for generations.
And this will change forever the Middle East.
So this ground response that we're anticipating will be that bad.
You know, look, it's a 9-11 situation.
It's worse than that.
Extrapolate out the numbers, their population versus us.
That would have been the equivalent of 35,000 Americans killed.
But it's a 9-11 situation in the sense that you've got a terror group attacking civilians and killing them.
For what gain, for what end?
Because surely Hamas didn't think that this was going to dislodge the people, the Jewish people from the Middle East, right?
It's not going to happen.
It's not going to overthrow the government.
It's not going to lead to a worldwide uprising in favor of the Palestinian people.
You're going to have the usual cranks.
I was a bit surprised by the Harvard thing.
I was up there two and a half weeks ago.
But then I stepped back and said, a lot of these people are progressive left people, really hardcore progressive leftists.
Bill, they're supporting a terrorist organization whose own platform calls for the destruction of Israel.
They've always done it.
They've always done it.
The progressive left has always demonized Israel as a fascist nation that is practicing apartheid.
That's what you hear.
That has been going on for decades.
So when you really think about it, nothing has changed.
No hearts and minds are won there.
So then Yahoo, he has an opportunity which he will seize upon to destroy the infrastructure of Hamas in Gaza.
And the innocent people who live there, and there are some, of course, will suffer dramatically.
But that will be Hamas's fault.
But I will give the Israelis credit.
They have been warning the people of Gaza to get out immediately.
If you stay, you will die.
Yes, and they will, because they're going to destroy the infrastructure there.
But here's an interesting story.
And I don't know.
I listened to part of the first hour.
The Wall Street Journal reported over the weekend that Iran was behind Hamas, right?
You read the report, I'm sure.
It was incontrovertible evidence, and there's been more of it since, yes.
Okay.
Today, CNN reports Iran wasn't.
And Kirby, the spokesperson for Biden, basically said, well, we haven't seen any evidence that Iran was behind Hamas.
Now, as you know, I wrote the book, Killing the Killers, which was about how the United States government has tracked down and killed the ISIS, al-Qaeda's, whatever.
Big bestseller.
Everything documented.
Hamas has been supported by only one nation throughout all of these post-9-11 years, and that is Iran.
Hamas cannot make weapons.
They have no weapon-making capability.
So all the rockets they have, all the guns they have, all the bullets they have, are made elsewhere.
And then they are smuggled in, and it's not hard because Gaza borders the Mediterranean, as you know.
There's no port control because Hamas runs everything in Gaza.
So Iran is behind this.
It has to be.
Who else would do this or would have the capacity to do it?
Putin would do it, but he doesn't have the capacity to do it.
And we would know the Israeli and American intelligence agencies would know if China and Russia were sending ships into the Mediterranean and dumping rockets into Gaza.
Okay?
So the only country that could do this and would do it would be Iran.
So then why would a CNN using all anonymous sources, as did the Wall Street Journal, I have to be fair, and then Kirby basically try to back away from the inevitable fact that Iran is the driver of Hamas terrorism and every other terror group in the Middle East.
So when I saw that from CNN, I went, and I didn't back away from my analysis on the New Spin News and my TV outlet.
I said, I'll apologize if I'm wrong about Iran, but on this planet, there is no other nation that could accomplish this.
So why is Kirby and CNN, why are they throwing this out?
The only reason is, there's one reason only.
The Biden administration does not want to confront Iran.
They won't even mention There's a bill out in the Senate, and I've been urging people to call the senators 202-224-3121 that would take that money that had been allocated for ransom payments and send it back to the South Korean bank where it was not available to the Iranians.
That is insane to me.
It is fungible as others have made.
Can I add a little texture to your story?
Now, I think you would agree and give me a little credit that on the Russia collusion hoax, night after night, every report that I put out there, and the media got wrong, all the lies they told, the conspiracy theories they peddled, that we ended up being vindicated.
And I have pretty good contacts and sources.
I have been told the Biden administration has the evidence.
I have been told that the evidence is overwhelming.
I've been told that top members of Congress and the Senate have this information.
It's got to come out.
It's got to come out.
Now, because if you're going to cut off, if you're going to defeat the snake, you've got to cut the head of the snake.
The head of the snake, Bill, you know, you wrote kill the killers, killing the killers.
You know, it's Iran.
They are the number one state sponsor of terror.
If this comes out the way you say it will, and I believe you, then CNN, something's got to happen there.
Forget it.
It's already happened.
Nobody watches them.
That's true, but this is run by a corporation, Discovery, Warner Brothers, and it's got to be an investigation at the federal level.
You cannot have an organization worldwide, remember CNN is worldwide, putting out fallacious information if they know it's not true.
And the second thing is that Biden gave the initial speech an hour and a half late, by the way, did not mention Iran.
And in today's statement, which is pretty duplicated yesterday, did not mention Iran.
And then Kirby comes out and says, oh, no, we haven't seen any information about that.
Bill, did you see the exchange with Kirby and Martha McCallum?
Yes, I saw it.
The only existential threat, even more than nuclear war, is climate change.
And that Joe Biden, even still to this day, stands by that position.
I don't even know how to deal with such ignorance, Bill.
It's frightening, but now we have the intention.
The definition of we here on the Hannity Radio program is fair-minded, honest people.
That's the definition of we.
That's most of the American people, Bill.
I believe the people in this country are good.
Everybody is locked in on the barbarity that has happened over the last five days, unless you're somebody who doesn't care about anything.
You're locked in.
If it is going to be proven that a CNN or a John Kirby, remember he speaks for the president, intentionally misled the world, not just America, about the source of the Hamas terror attack, then there's got to be this is a story that catapults into the biggest story of all time.
Let me tell you something, Bill.
You are correct.
That's what should happen.
But why in my heart of hearts do I know that won't happen?
Well, I will tell you this.
The Republican Party has an obligation after they get finished with all their inter whatever, they have an obligation to stop playing politics and start leveling with the American people about the danger of the Biden administration.
I think you and I are Sympatico here.
Big time.
Only because I'm out of time here.
I do think you're going to like one debate we have tonight because it actually, you know, it's a place you know well.
I got Cornell West debating Alan Dershowitz about the anti-Semitism at Harvard.
Well, listen, it's going to be a good debate.
You do good work.
I want to thank you, by the way, personally, because Killing the Witch is debuts number two on Sunday.
Unfortunately, the hate Trump book beat us by a little bit.
But Killing the Witches is the hottest book in the country right now, partially because of you.
So you got a big sway with your audience, and you and I work together on this.
We got to get the American people riled up enough to put an end to this.
We cannot have justification.
Our country's deteriorating, Bill.
It's getting very scary.
And we have a mindset out there of people that have lost their mind.
When a president believes that nuclear war is a far less threat than global warming, being the number one existential threat, we've got a problem.
And him not knowing today is Bill O'Reilly, Simple Man Day on the Sean Hannity Show.
That's bad too.
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So I got a question.
How much does the issue of energy factor into any and all issues as it relates to the Middle East?
In other words, the free flow of oil, in our case, natural gas in America, at market prices.
How much of that is a part of a lot of the problems that exist for us in the Middle East?
Well, I would say if we're energy independent and we have enough resources that would last hundreds of years between oil and gas and coal, we don't need to get a drop of anything from anybody, anyplace, anywhere.
Now, we do need to upgrade and build out more refinery facilities.
We've been way behind the ball on that.
I'm not even factoring in the idea that, you know, if we had half a brain, we'd be using nuclear energy as well.
We can do it.
We can do it safely.
They do it in France.
The French can do it.
I'm pretty confident we can do it.
So, you know, but how big a factor is it?
You know, the fact that Joe Biden has given up energy independence and added restriction and regulation after regulation after regulation and then depleted our strategic petroleum reserves, it is mind-numbing to me.
Because if you want to get to the root cause of record Joe Biden inflation, you have to look at his energy policies and his economic policies.
But energy is the lifeblood of the world's economy.
And you'll say, but Hannity, they're committed to green energy.
Yeah, they're committed to what?
You know, the technology that does not exist at an affordable price that would produce enough energy that this country needs to function.
So as a result of becoming more and more dependent on foreign sources of oil, a lot of the energy we're importing is from countries they don't particularly like us.
I don't think OPEC is particularly friendly towards the U.S.
They have been decreasing production for the very purpose of raising their profit margin because that means a decrease in supply means you increase the price.
America reducing its output that artificially reduces the world's supply of energy.
What does that mean?
Well, it's supply, demand, crisscross, equal price.
When the supply goes down, demand remains constant.
That means the price is going to go up.
That's why we got up to $5 a gallon gasoline.
Now, with the Saudis and OPEC, not once, but now twice, putting forward decreases in production, well, that's why gas has now climbed back up to around $4 a gallon nationwide.
And what does that mean?
It costs a lot more to fill up your gas tank.
What else does it mean?
You pay more to heat and cool your home.
What else does it mean?
It means everything you buy in every store you go to that is trucked there.
Guess what?
That costs a lot more too.
Everything, every item.
Well, no wonder nearly two-thirds of the country are living paycheck to paycheck because in all, it's about on average per household in America, anywhere between $7,500 and $10,000 in Biden's inflation tax.
Well, people just simply can't afford it.
But they're sticking to their strategy.
You know, that idiot, you know, Joe Biden saying that climate change is a bigger existential threat than even nuclear weapons.
And when asked about that very question, John Kirby doubled down on stupid with Martha McCallum in his interview.
The only existential threat humanity faces even more frightening than a nuclear war is global warming going above 1.5 degrees in the next 10 years.
Given all the nuclear players in these two areas where we are now engaged, John, does the president stand by that comment?
Absolutely he does.
Climate change is an existential threat.
It actually threatens and is capable of wiping out all human life on Earth over time.
I mean, that's, I don't know how more existential we can get to that, but that doesn't mean that we walk away from our obligations, our national security interests, in very dangerous parts of the world.
He said it was more frightening than a nuclear war.
Is that it's more frightening than a nuclear war in this moment?
The president believes wholeheartedly that climate change is an existential threat to all of human life on the planet.
That's just science.
That's a fact, Martha.
Wow.
Unbelievable.
Joining us, Tim Stewart, president of the U.S. Petroleum and Gas, and he's here to discuss the war.
We are now at, according to estimates, anywhere between 13 and a maximum of 20 days supply of our strategic petroleum reserves.
It is now at the lowest level it has been in decades.
This is now dangerous territory, especially in this unpredictable world that we're living in, this volatile world we're living in.
And the main reason for this is because Joe Biden heading into the 2022 election, you know, realized that the price of gas would likely have an impact on the election results and therefore started releasing millions and millions of barrels of oil that we, by the way,
were filled up by former President Donald Trump when oil was very cheap at the time and has released it for the purpose of driving down just temporarily, just to get past the election, the price of a gallon of gasoline and the price of diesel and the price of cooling and heating our homes and filling up our gas tanks.
You know, so if you look at U.S. Oil and Gas and their association, they say we've got about 17 days left.
I've heard estimates anywhere between 13 and 20.
Anyway, Tim Stewart joins us now.
Sir, how are you?
Good, Sean.
How are you doing?
250 million barrels.
That's what the Biden administration sold off for political reasons.
It's the only time in our nation's history you used for personal political security, not strategic security.
It's really, really troubling.
And frankly, I don't think people appreciate what a precarious position we're actually in right now.
And it's not like we're going to be able to go somewhere and refill this tomorrow.
And if we do, it's going to be at a dramatically high cost that we probably can't afford.
Am I wrong?
No, you're exactly right.
I mean, put in perspective, we're the U.S.
The U.S. is the largest oil producer in the world right now.
We're producing about 13 million barrels a day.
To get the strategic petroleum reserve back to the pre-Biden level would mean taking the entire production of the U.S., everything we produce every single day, and for nearly 25 days, just putting it into the strategic petroleum reserve without using it for anything else.
That's how precarious we actually are.
And it's not just, you mentioned it earlier, there's this infrastructure and refining capacity issue as well.
We have really, really put ourselves in a bind because we have sold off the crude that the refiners actually need without replacing it.
It's the equivalent of raiding the treasury, is what it is.
I don't even know what to say.
Can we just start with the basics?
If America wanted to be energy independent again, and correct me if I'm wrong, my understanding is Donald Trump got us to energy independence for the first time in what, 70, 75 years.
Am I correct in that?
You're correct, yeah.
Yeah, we're actually next, we are a net exporter right now.
When you consider, you know, refined products, we're sending gasoline and other refined products to other countries.
And so we are actually technically energy independent.
Our challenge, and you mentioned.
But is it aren't our refineries now over capacity?
I mean, we haven't built a new one.
My understanding is in what, 30, 40 years?
Since 1976, you're exactly right there.
And the administration has so iced the willingness and the capacity for Wall Street to invest in new refining capacity that even though we're now net exporters and we are the largest producer, our refining capacity is still weak because we have not been able to invest in the refiners to process the new crude that's coming along, the fleet crude that's coming out of Texas and New Mexico.
That's a real problem for us right now.
All right, quick break.
We'll come right back more with Tim Stewart, president of the U.S. Petroleum and Gas Association on the other side, 800-941 Sean, as we continue.
And don't forget, by the way, at the top of the next hour, we'll check in with Tudor Dixon and David Schoen and much more as we continue.
All right, we continue with Tim Stewart.
He is the president of the U.S. Petroleum and Gas Association.
Let me talk, and I want everyone listening to really understand: if we factor in our natural gas and if we factor in oil reserves that are known, natural gas reserves that are known, coal reserves that are known, let me ask you this: how many years supply would America have to be energy self-sufficient?
200 years, you know.
And that's the interesting thing: with every technological innovation that the industry comes up with, you know, fracking is a good example, or horizontal drilling.
We unlock reserves that we think that are there, but we're never able to tap.
Every new technological advancement we make, we can unlock another 50 or 100 years of energy.
But the Biden's energy policy is summarized with, which is like, we're take the most expensive energy, which is electricity, and that would be generated by the least reliable, most heavily subsidized source, which is wind and power, and take away everybody's choice and make them rely on instead of gas stoves and electric stoves instead of gas cars, electric cars, and do this without the infrastructure in place to actually get the demand to the supply and rely on China.
And the fact of the matter is, we've got this massive, massive petroleum reserve underneath our feet.
We just need to be able to get to it if the administration will get out of the way.
That's the bottom line.
Okay, but these are policies now that they've taken up on their own.
And the result is, for example, I would like to go well beyond energy independence and become energy dominant.
I'm not sure if we really count our refinery capabilities, if that is a great measure, if you will, of whether or not we're a net exporter.
Where is the raw oil coming from?
So again, we've got conventional non-influenced resources all across the United States.
We've got shale formations that are in places that have yet to be fully explored and or brought online because of the cost that is there.
We've got, as you mentioned, massive, massive amounts of coal that is available and massive amounts of natural gas.
Honestly, Sean, we are the world's energy superpower when it comes to coal, natural gas, and petroleum, and wind and solar and hydroelectric.
You mentioned nuclear.
I mean, nuclear is the natural gas and nuclear transition is really where we should be focusing our efforts.
But the administration hates natural gas, and they don't particularly support nuclear.
And that's one of the big hindrances of becoming absolutely energy dominant, like you mentioned.
It really is unbelievable.
So, you know, America in many ways has done this to itself.
Is that fair?
Yeah.
Yeah.
We shot ourselves in the foot for sure.
If we wanted a reverse course, which I don't think would happen under the Biden administration, how long would it take America to get up and running in the full capacity in terms of energy production, energy, full independence, becoming a net exporter and frankly, an energy-rich nation and energy-dominant nation?
Well, you know, it's a great question because we managed to do a significant swing between the Obama administration and the Trump administration.
By the end of the Trump administration, we had reached that top position, that pole position in oil production.
So it would be a matter of four or five years for us to get to recalibrate and get back to where we were.
Smart money follows the industry.
And if there is money to be made in significant investment in refining capacity and the bureaucratic and the sort of the philosophical red tape is removed, we can be really where we want to be in a matter of just a few years.
But like you say, we've done this to ourselves with the Marxists in charge, the energy Marxists in charge, and it's going to take a while to clean that out.
We hope, honestly, that we have the chance to do it in this next election cycle.
Is there anything that you can see that I call the climate alarmist religious cult, of which Joe Biden is a part of?
Is there any alternate form of energy, solar panels, wind, any that you see that have the capacity and capability of producing the amount of cheap energy that are needed to run our economy efficiently?
Well, you know, again, from that religious aspect, that true believer aspect that the administration is in, the only option they actually have, like I say, is a natural gas to nuclear transition.
And again, they are very reticent to do that for either side.
And we're going to be using natural gas for decades to come.
Interesting thing is, you know, since 2004, the global spending on wind and solar has been $4 trillion.
But hydrocarbon use has increased three times faster than that spending on wind and solar.
It is the cheapest and the best form of energy.
And again, that's what separates us from other countries.
A first world versus a third world country is the access to cheap and affordable energy.
It pushes everything else from agriculture to manufacturing to housing.
And again, natural gas provides that consistency decade in and decade out for the foreseeable future.
All right.
We really appreciate you being with us.
Tim Stewart with the Oil and Gas Association.
Thank you, sir, for your time.
We really appreciate it.
Great, Tom.
Thank you very much.
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