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Bill O’Reilly Opines on the Signal Screwup, Trump’s Grades So Far — and Stephen A. Smith

March 26, 2025

Bill O’Reilly, bestselling author and commentator, joins Clay and Buck to discuss the Signal story, how he’s grade the Trump presidency so far — and his opinion on whether Stephen A. Smith will run for office.

Don’t miss your chance to see @stephenasmith, @ChrisCuomo and @BillOReilly in Westbury, New York, March 30th. Get tickets at https://t.co/LlfzjrcRah. #ThreeAmericans @NewsNation pic.twitter.com/ZQX53VhH2w

— No Spin News (@NoSpinNews) March 25, 2025

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