Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis The O'Reilly Update, November 13, 2025
Nov 13, 2025
Mike Slater, a dynamic radio host and newsreader, joins to discuss pressing news. Zoran Mamdani plans to engage with President Trump to foster collaboration in NYC. Slater reveals that crime rates are plummeting in Chicago due to a federal operation, while violence erupts at a Berkeley event prompting a DOJ probe. In a surprising twist, the U.S. Mint announces the end of penny production. Bill O'Reilly also critiques the current state of comedy, urging humor to be more inclusive and less partisan.
AI Snips
Chapters
Transcript
Episode notes
Bridging City And Federal Leadership
- Zoran Mamdani plans to reach out to President Trump to build a working relationship before he takes office January 1st.
- Mike Slater highlights federal funding importance, noting about $4 billion in Section 8 aid and heavy federal reliance by NYC.
Rapid Crime Drops From Federal Action
- Operation Midway Blitz reportedly produced rapid crime reductions in Chicago within weeks of federal deployment.
- The president cited declines: shootings down 35%, robberies 41%, carjackings 50% with only a small initial federal force.
Violence At Berkeley Turning Point Event
- A Turning Point event in Berkeley featured Frank Turk and Rob Schneider and ended in a violent melee outside the venue.
- The DOJ opened an investigation and asked Berkeley police to preserve all records regarding their response to the mob violence.