
Rising Inflation: What It Means for the Midterms, Doug Schoen on Democrats’ Election Advantage, & the Hunt for the Third Reich’s Most Wanted With Charles Lachman
Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and AnalysisShow Notes
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Talking Points Memo: How much has the war in Iran cost the average American? Bill analyzes the rise in inflation and its impact on the midterms.
Who won the New York gubernatorial debate: Governor Kathy Hochul (D) or Bruce Blakeman (R)?
Democratic strategist Doug Schoen weighs in on whether Democrats have an advantage heading into the midterms and how the economy could influence voters’ decisions.
CBS finally has a pro-Trump voice on its program. Bill looks at Steve Bannon’s appearance on CBS Sunday Morning.
Charles Lachman, executive producer of Inside Edition and author, discusses the untold story of the search for the Third Reich’s most wanted and the anti-Israel rhetoric today.
Final Thought: The criticism of the new White House press secretary.
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