Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis O'Reilly Update Morning Edition, November 13, 2025
Nov 13, 2025
Bill O'Reilly dives into the changing landscape of comedy in America. He highlights a troubling trend where modern comedians prefer partisan jokes over neutral satire, particularly in shows like SNL. O'Reilly contrasts this with the lighter humor of classic stars like Johnny Carson. He laments the absence of non-hateful comedy and reflects on iconic figures like Rodney Dangerfield, expressing hope for a comedic revival that embraces laughter rather than division. Tune in for a sharp analysis of today's comedic climate!
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Remembering Classic Satirical Comedy
- Bill O'Reilly recalled appearing with Dana Carvey and David Spade and missing classic satirists like Dennis Miller and Norm Macdonald.
- He described an era of crisp, witty satire without malice that he values highly.
Comedy Shifted Toward Partisan Targeting
- O'Reilly observed that modern comedy often targets ideological audiences and becomes partisan and mean-spirited.
- He argued that most Americans dislike that hateful approach and ratings reflect it.
Carvey's Biden Impression Praised
- O'Reilly praised Dana Carvey's Joe Biden impersonation as brilliant and without undertones.
- He affirmed that all powerful people deserve to be lampooned rather than personally damaged.