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Bill O’Reilly Advises Donald Trump to Take a Month Off for Golfing

Bill O'Reilly suggests Donald Trump should take a month off to relax and go golfing, noting his physical posture.

July 22, 2026 2 Min Read

POLICY WIRE — City, Country — Former Fox News host Bill O’Reilly recently advised his friend, former President Donald Trump, to take a month off and engage in golfing to relax. O’Reilly observed that Trump appeared to be “hunching over a little bit” and recommended the break to alleviate any physical strain.

O’Reilly’s suggestion comes amid various political — and media developments. In related news, former Fox host Janice Dean criticized the network in recent posts, stating, “I’m free now.” Meanwhile, MLS is investigating Casemiro’s transfer to Inter Miami following tampering allegations. former defense secretaries have endorsed Healey’s war bonds plan aimed at enhancing defense spending.

In entertainment news, Sam Smith — and the BBC have teamed up to discover new talent for concert openers. On the international front, Miliband is set to meet with Rubio, despite Trump’s fury over the UK’s foreign secretary appointment. The Trump administration has also restricted funding for non-abstinence sex education programs.

Other notable events include Ukraine’s drone strikes targeting Wildberries, Russia’s leading online retailer, and Jimmy Kimmel Live! achieving record ratings following CBS’s cancellation of The Late Show. Trump recently attended a dignified transfer for fallen US soldiers from the Middle East and service members at Dover Air Force Base.

In state news, Tennessee veterans have opposed sharing a highway name with Charlie Kirk. Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill has been cleared of felony charges by a special prosecutor. An off-duty police officer has been charged following a fatal crash involving a 16-year-old boy. Lastly, a US court has set a trial date for Venezuela’s ousted President Maduro.

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