I saw it, too. Hackett was UGLY and Kasich was applying the 'shouldn't be name calling' remark to both guests. Kasich didn't handle it well, in my opinion.
Senor wasn't sure to whom Hackett was referring at first and was remarkably composed under the circumstances.
Stunning performance by Hackett.
I went ballistic and already emailed Kasich telling him he runs a lousy excuse for the Factor and that Hackett is a know-nothing. Senor was *unbelievably* composed, I would have blown a gasket at Hackett's pompous a**. The guy thinks because he had a look at the war up close and personal, and most of the rest of us haven't, we have no right to have an opinion.
"Kasich didn't handle it well, in my opinion."
Indeed, Kasich should have directed the "no name-calling" statement to Hackett. And then Kasich says "I'm no fan of the war, either" in passing... Lame.
Kasich was EXTREMELY ineffectual, i think he was flustered and taken aback by the viciousness of the ad hominem attack, which was entirely unprovoked! they should have cut that jack@$$ Hackett's mic off when he started that crap. Say what you want about Bill, but i think he would have cut the mic and called Hackett out on that stuff.
Kasich was doing his "I have to be impartial so I'll give the libs a free ride routine" I don't know who is worse, Kasich or Scarborough. Hackett was a complete JACKASS.
IMO, O'Reilly is unwatchable trash when Kasich sits in as host! He should have pulled the plug on Hackett after the first outburst! It was obvious that further input from him would be gibberish. I felt sorry for Dan Senor, having to sit there in the studio and take that trash talk.
Me? I'da walked off!
Kasich is so lame.
Kasich is a wuss. He certainly is no conservative.
I don't bother watching Kasich, too bad Michelle Malkin or Laura Ingram don't fill in for O'Reilly.