Trump to Hold ‘History Tour’ With Bill O’Reilly in December

Donald Trump (L) and television personality Bill O'Reilly attend the game between the New York Yankees and the Baltimore Orioles at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx borough of New York City on July 30, 2012. (Jim McIsaac/Getty Images)

Former President Donald Trump will conduct a series of four live “The History Tour” conversations across the nation in December with Bill O’Reilly, the former Fox News host announced on Monday.

During the live conversations, Trump will provide a “never before heard inside view of his administration—which will be historical in and of itself,” O'Reilly’s news release states.

“These will be wonderful but hard-hitting sessions where we’ll talk about the real problems happening in the U.S., those that the Fake News Media never mention,” Trump said in a statement. “I will be focusing on greatness for our Country, something seldom discussed in political dialogue. If we don’t make our Country great again, we will soon no longer have a Country!”

“I look forward to working with Bill, who right now has the #1 bestselling book, to openly discuss the real problems of our Country, and how to solve them. Additionally, it will be fun, fun, fun, for everyone who attends!” Trump added.

Trump is likely referring to “Killing the Mob,” a book co-authored by O‘Reilly and Martin Dugard, currently The New York Times’s number one bestselling nonfiction book, print and e-book combined. This book is the latest in O’Reilly’s bestselling “killing series.”

“My job as a historian/journalist is to get important things on the record in a fact-based way. These conversations with the 45th President will not be boring,” O’Reilly said in the statement.

O’Reilly was the top host at Fox News with the highest-rated cable news show for years. Fox News decided to cut ties with O’Reilly after reports that he paid tens of millions of dollars to settle various sexual misconduct lawsuits.

The tour will start on Dec. 11, 2021, at the BB&T Center in Sunrise, Florida, and at a to-be-announced location the next day. It will continue in Houston, Texas, on Dec. 18, and Dallas, Texas, on Dec. 19.

Trump has promised to remain active in politics and has hinted at his 2024 run multiple times lately.

Over the weekend, Trump delivered a speech at the North Carolina Republican Party annual convention, the second major public appearance since he left office.

Former President Donald Trump addresses the NCGOP state convention in Greenville, N.C., on June 5, 2021. (Melissa Sue Gerrits/Getty Images)

Trump also suggested last month that his new social media platform would be launched soon.

On June 4, Facebook announced that it suspended Trump for two years, while Twitter permanently suspended Trump’s account earlier this year after the Jan. 6 Capitol breach.