O’Reilly to Fiorina: You’re Won’t Tweet Means Things at Me, Right?

Mediaite ^ | 9/23/15 | Matt Wilstein

[jimbo123]

Bill O’Reilly avoided discussing his network’s latest feud with Donald Trump for much of his Fox News show Wednesday night, instead focusing the first 30 minutes or so on Pope Francis I trip to the White House. But he couldn’t help getting a little dig at Trump in during the final seconds of his interview with GOP candidate Carly Fiorina.

Following Scott Walker’s departing call for his fellow Republicans to stop Trump before he destroys the party, O’Reilly pressed Fiorina to say how she plans to do that. “I intend to beat Donald Trump,” she said succinctly, prompting O’Reilly to reply, “Good answer!” and suggest she launch the “Fiorina Factor” if she doesn’t become president.

[PGalt]

Government steering committees, aka propagandists, don’t want you to be party pooper.

[Lurkinanloomin]

Fox News as part of The Ministry of Propaganda is trying to persuade us to vote for The Cheap Labor Express candidates

[SamuraiScot]

“I intend to beat Donald Trump,” she said succinctly

I intend to be Holy Roman Emperor, succinctly. However, I have a Plan B. And we know you do, too. It's to have your own show like Judge Jeanine. Which will bomb if you don't learn to smile.

It will bomb.

[proust]

“I intend to beat Donald Trump,”

"Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the face."-Mike Tyson.

[SmokingJoe]

“I don’t ever tweet after interviews,” Fiorina replied. “And, by the way, I would never call you a pinhead.”

Why not?
Bill O’Reilly is the biggest pinhead I ever met.

[D_Idaho]

Wow! Did they mangle that title or what!

[SamuraiScot]

Plan B. . . It's to have your own show like Judge Jeanine.

You know what? It's her Plan A. No way that nasty whippet can win an election, and she's got to know that.

[WKUHilltopper]

Fox News...nothing more than phony controlled opposition. It was Murdock who raised money for Killary in ‘08.

[stanne]

Who sees this as temporary? Seems over to me.

[uglybiker]

Al Sharpton’s writing headlines again.

[frnewsjunkie]

Perhaps I missed it, but I don’t remember all of Fox and such, attacking obama in 2007 when he was a candidate. I do recall the panel on Fox when obama won the second time. Brit Hume was making fun of Newt and Megyn was all smiles in announcing obama won a second term.

They got that one terribly wrong... but they still are in the business of choosing candidates.

I can’t stand any of Fox any more. They have placed themselves as judge of who I am to vote for. They are bashing a LOT of people out here. I don’t know what they are thinking. One by one they show who they are.

[maggief]

FLASHBACK:

http://www.hp.com/hpinfo/execteam/speeches/fiorina/conscience02.html

CARLY FIORINA
APPEAL OF CONSCIENCE FOUNDATION ANNUAL AWARDS DINNER
NEW YORK, NEW YORK
OCTOBER 1, 2002

“REMARKS IN ACCEPTING THE APPEAL OF CONSCIENCE FOUNDATION AWARD”

EXCERPT

It brought to mind an example I once heard, that tried to paint a picture of what the world would look like if the Earth's population was shrunk down to a village of precisely one hundred people, with all the earth's existing human ratios the same.

Of the 100 people, 57 would be from Asia, 21 would be from Europe, 14 would be from the Western Hemisphere, and eight would be from Africa. Eighty of the 100 would live in substandard housing. Seventy would be unable to read. Sixty-five would never have made a phone call. Fifty would suffer from malnutrition. Twenty would never have had a clean drink of water. Only one would have a college education. And only one would own a computer.

Now, take that analogy one step further. Imagine if all of those people actually did live in the same village. Imagine if they were all painfully aware of how each other lived. Imagine the resentment that would build up in that village if those who had food didn't make enough of an effort to feed those who didn't; if those who had access to clean water didn't even think about those who didn't; if the person with the college education and the computer went out and bought a car and satellite television and simply enjoyed his life, while the children across the street sat in darkness under a leaky roof, begging for food.

What would happen? As Dr. Kissinger and others have so eloquently written, it's not hard to imagine how that kind of disparity would eventually lead to something like the events of September 11th.

The message of this Foundation—the message of that summit—is that it's not too late to step back from the brink, to reverse those trends, and change that global disparity. But it's going to take the contributions of every one of us, working together in new ways, to invent a different future.

Former US Secretary of State, Dr. Henry Kissinger, speaks with Carly Fiorina, former Chairman and CEO of Hewlett-Packard in a VIP box at the 2008 Republican National Convention in St. Paul, Minnesota September 4, 2008.

[proust]

the “Fiorina Factor”

That face in my home every night? I don't think so.

[proust]

Carly is globalist trash.

[BlackFemaleArmyColonel]

Fiorina is going to be a problem.

[dforest]

word salad for sure

[mrsmith]

“Oh gosh no Bill (may I call you ‘Bill”?).
You’re a very important leader of the wonderful media that cares so deeply for America!”

[nclaurel]

Haven’t watched O’Reilly since he had his love fest interview with Obama then I turned off Fox way before Trump entered the race.

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

O’Reilly to Fiorina: You’re Won’t Tweet Means Things at Me, Right?

What exactly is that supposed to mean? Is it English?