China’s Role in Dealing With Iran, the Real Reason Oil Prices Are Rising & Is Trump’s Polling Being Manipulated? John McLaughlin Weighs In

Bill O'Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis dives into a high-stakes geopolitical moment where President Trump’s upcoming China summit could hinge on a dramatic trade: U.S. oil support for China in exchange for pressure on Iran’s nuclear program. O'Reilly, citing insider access, claims China is leveraging its massive oil purchases from Iran to maintain Tehran’s economy—making Beijing a pivotal player in any Middle East deal. He argues that the real reason gas prices are rising isn’t scarcity, but American oil companies exporting record volumes abroad for profit, a move he frames as a national security threat. In a bold claim, O'Reilly accuses the Washington Post of manipulating polling data by surveying non-voters and underrepresenting Trump supporters to paint the president as weak ahead of the midterms. He also attacks mainstream media for promoting a Reuters report that downplays the effectiveness of U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran’s nuclear program—only for the Wall Street Journal to later publish contradictory evidence from the same sources. The episode culminates in a fierce defense of American strength, with O'Reilly warning that surrendering on Taiwan or Iran would be a catastrophic signal to global allies and enemies alike.