Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis

As the Paul Manafort trial starts on Tuesday, Bill brings in former U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Florida, Guy Lewis to break down the charges on Manafort and to discuss whether or not Manafort will be convicted. Mr. Lewis also clarifies how the Manafort case is effected by the Russian collusion investigation.

Over the weekend, Trump was tweeting about how the media is the enemy of the people. Bill said it seems to be hypocritical for the publisher of the New York Times to go to the White House and say that Trump's comments are putting people in "jeopardy". The majority of the media want to remove Trump from office and there are very few media outlets that aren't hate-Trump centric. Trump is fighting fire with fire. If the media continues to try and remove Trump from office, he will fight back. That being said, Trump needs to be more methodical in his defense, as does Rudy Giuliani and other members of Trump's administration. We the people understand Trump's message, so no need to use vulgarity.

The trial of Paul Manafort began on today in Alexandria, Virginia. Manafort has been charged with 32 counts of bank fraud and tax fraud. While today was only day one, the trial is expected to last about three weeks. Find out what to expect by watching today's "No Spin News".

On Tuesday's Talking Points Memo on Newsmax TV, Bill O'Reilly put into perspective the continuous war between President Trump and the national media. Bill lays out the big picture of the dishonest press and whether Trump's exaggerations should be considered lies.

White House chief of staff John Kelly announced at a senior staff meeting Monday that President Donald Trump asked him to stay on as chief of staff until at least 2020. The announcement came after Kelly marked his first anniversary as chief of staff amid a swirl of rumors about his seemingly imminent departure. Will he stay, or will he go? Watch Tuesday's No Spin News to get the latest!

Parkland shooting survivor David Hogg and his sister nabbed a book deal. David says that the profits will go to charity, which is very noble, but this is something that still needs to be carefully watched. See more on BOR.com.

Philadelphia will stop giving U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement access to a real-time arrest database, saying the agency is misusing the information to conduct sweeps in which otherwise law-abiding immigrants are also being caught up. Federal officials said the decision puts U.S. citizens in danger. The real danger comes from protecting illegals and not working with ICE. Watch the No Spin News to get the whole scoop!

The constant media attacks are wearing down the American people and hurting the country. The New York Times says that they're being attacked, yet their paper continues to disparage Trump and his administration. Bill interviews John Rowley, Founder of Crisis Red Team, to get his take on the media's attacks and what he thinks the president should do to fight back.

The city of Austin, Texas, could be headed for a name change because of founder Stephen F. Austin's pro-slavery stance. Will the city actually be renamed? Probably not, but where does the madness end? First statues were being torn down, then colleges were being renamed and now major cities? Head on over to BillOReilly.com to get Bill's thoughts!

President Donald Trump met with the publisher of The New York Times earlier this month to discuss media coverage of his administration, including the president's oft-repeated accusation that the media is the "enemy of the people." Afterwards, Sulzberger said that he told the president his incendiary language about the media was "not just divisive but increasingly dangerous." While Trump may not be the most eloquent speaker, are his words really dangerous? Find out on Monday's No Spin News!