Some Americans - including many in the press - will oppose President Trump no matter what he says in his first address before Congress tonight, Bill O'Reilly said in his Talking Points Memo. <\/p>\n
O'Reilly said that doesn't really matter, however, because Trump will be judged on how his policies jump-start the economy, fix the immigration problem and keep Americans safe. <\/p>\n
He argued that if Trump can follow through with his campaign promises and major policies, then the culture war will begin to go his way. <\/p>\n
\"Americans are tired of political correctness and left-wing totalitarianism,\" O'Reilly said. \"Most of us have had it with extremism on both sides.\" <\/p>\n
He said that the U.S. remains a bastion of opportunity and common-sense views held by regular folks. <\/p>\n
\"But that profile has been smothered by big government zealots, ideological fanatics and a media that promotes the P.C. culture,\" O'Reilly said. <\/p>\n
He said that Trump will \"trounce his enemies\" if his vision brings increased prosperity and security. <\/p>\n
\"If economic opportunity rises, all the class warfare B.S. will be harder to sell. But in order for that to happen, America needs to be unleashed.\" <\/p>\n
Watch the full Talking Points Memo above, and see O'Reilly weigh in on the \"war\" between Trump and the press. <\/p>\n
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