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O'Reilly is just trying to keep his appeal as broad as possible. He is a whore. Who is looking out for you? Bill O'Reilly can only tell you who isn't looking out for you. Bill O'Reilly is looking out for Bill O'Reilly.

Guys, here is a survey measuring what people think of the media talking heads out there. It'd be a shame if only the DUmmies weighed in on this.

Those guys were real deal American warriors and this arrogant blowhard says this: CMD SGT MAJ ERIC HANEY: "There is a tremendous number of wantabes." O'REILLY (Cuts in): "Look at the guys who got strung up in Falluja. Ya know? I mean, right, I mean, you get these guys, and then they think that they're macho men, and all of a sudden they're hanging from a bridge." http://www.military.com/NewsContent/0,13319,FL_vets_040204,00.html "Two Army veterans and a former Navy SEAL were among four American contractors killed in Iraq, their bodies mutilated and dragged through the streets...Jerko 'Jerry' Zovko, 32, Michael Teague, 38, and Scott...

Fox News Channel host Bill O'Reilly is hoping John Kerry will appear on his top-rated show now that the senator says he's a fan. Kerry tells TV Guide that he likes O'Reilly and that he would love to appear on the show. He told the magazine he would ask his schedulers about it. O'Reilly said he's been trying for about two months to get Kerry on his program. O'Reilly interviewed President George W. Bush for telecasts last week. A trip to the "O'Reilly Factor" might be tough, at least so far as the audience is concerned. A Pew Research Center...

NEW YORK - After John Kerry (news - web sites) pronounced himself a fan of Bill O'Reilly, the Fox News Channel host is hoping that will translate into a pre-election interview. "I like Bill O'Reilly," the Democratic presidential candidate told TV Guide. "I think he does a terrific job. I think he's got a very good show." Kerry said he'd "love to" appear on "The O'Reilly Factor" and would ask his schedulers about it. O'Reilly, who interviewed President Bush (news - web sites) for telecasts last week on the top-rated cable news program, told The Associated Press he'd been trying...

Bill O'Reilly of Fox News declares on Fox and Friends this morning that if Bush loses next debate, Bush loses election. He just didn't 'say' it but he was expremely final and somewhat obnoxious, know-it-all about it. What I mean is, he didn't say, "I am a little worried about the election if he loses this next debate..." but he came right out emphatically. I am getting the feeling O'Reilly could care less who wins the next election as he maybe is inflected now with a completely narcissistic view of the world. Shep Smith seemed outraged this afternoon on Studio...

Bill O'Reilly suggested today on his radio show that President Bush should apologize at the Presidential debate Friday for no Iraq WMD. If the President Bush did this in the way that O'Reilly wants him to, the President would be making a major gaffe. I could see the sound bites. President Bush has NOTHING TO APOLOGIZE FOR. Also, O'Reilly says that Bush has to clearly win Friday or it’s over. He keeps on saying that the race is tied. IMHO, O'Reilly is spinning on several fronts: At the very least he is trying to get Kerry on his show, so...

This is my first Vanity post. But I was listening to Fox and Friends and they had the blowhard O'Reilly on. And if I heard him right he said that if Bush doesn't win the next debate that the election is Kerry's. Now I might have heard him wrong but if he really believes that the outcome of the election is hanging on a townhall debate I think he's smoking more than what he accused Drudge of smoking. I'd like to hear opinions.

I have noticed a big change in O`Reilly.The "new" Bill is now not taking sides or giving an honest opinion.Tonight he would not even say who he thought won the debate last night. He said the people will decide.All well and good but he was quick to say that Bush lost his debate last week..He had on Tammy Bruce and Juan Williams tonight.However when Ms. Bruce said she thought Edwards seemed outmatched by Chaney, O`Reilly ran to the defense of Edwards. Last night he said he felt sorry for Rather and even Martha Stewart.I remember for months before the pod...

Let's face it, no matter who you vote for a few weeks from now, you are doing it on hope. President Bush firmly believes democracy will prevail in Iraq; lots of hoping going on in that analysis. John Kerry wants us to believe that he can persuade allies like France and Germany to help stabilize Iraq. For that to be even remotely possible, the senator will have to speak softly and carry a big checkbook, because turning that kind of hope into reality is likely to cost plenty. The sad truth is that many countries dislike America, and it has...

O'Reilly recently replayed a 2001 interview with John Kerry where he said the following: "I mean, I was in Safwan. I went there when the signing of the armistice took place at the end of the war." John Kerry on the O'Reilly Factor - Dec 11, 2001 There is no reason for him to ever have been at Safwan. O'Reilly needs to confront the truth on his interview with Kerry...

...The Bush administration filed its answer two Septembers ago with the National Security Strategy, a 31-page document whose most famous word was "preemption." It said, "In an age where the enemies of civilization openly and actively seek the world's most destructive technologies, the United States cannot remain idle while dangers gather." Preemption now is wholly associated with the Iraq war. But whether to act preemptively again -- or not -- is almost certain to re-emerge over the next four years with another country that we know but cannot verify is building a nuclear weapon. Just this week in an interview...

O'Reilly airing 3rd of 3 part Bush interview at 5PM PST/8PM EST

President Bush has joked that John Kerry should debate himself. I've got a similar suggestion for Bill O'Reilly of Fox News. He should interview himself. He has achieved financial success by appealing to conservatives, but went on the CBS 60 Minutes show last Sunday sounding like a liberal. He told the program that he is pro-gun control, anti-death penalty, and pro-gay adoption "as a last resort." O'Reilly also offered the opinion that conservative critics of the Al Gore theory of global warming are "idiots." A self-described "journalist" who dismissed Rush Limbaugh as a mere "entertainer," O'Reilly told Mike Wallace of...

O'Reilly airing 2nd of 3 part Bush interview at 5PM PST/8PM EST

Bill O'Reilly's interview with President Bush Monday evening resulted in his highest-rated show of 2004. The Factor averaged 4.58 million viewers for the hour. 4.74 million viewers tuned in for the first 15 minutes of the show (which included the interview), and the vast majority of the audience kept watching for the whole show. Part two will air tonight. Other Monday ratings: Total day: FNC: 1,215,000 / CNN: 446,000 / MSNBC: 273,000 Primetime: FNC: 3,022,000 / CNN: 716,000 / MSNBC: 437,000

O'REILLY: Iran said yesterday: Hey, we're going to develop this nuclear stuff, we don't care what you think. You ready to use military force against Iran if they continue to defy the world on nuclear? BUSH: My hope is that we can solve this diplomatically. O'REILLY: But if you can't? BUSH: Well, let me try to solve it diplomatically, first. All options are on the table, of course, in any situation. But diplomacy is the first option. O'REILLY: Would you allow Iran to develop a nuclear weapon? BUSH: We are working our hearts out so that they don't develop a...

NEW YORK (AP) -- The folks at Comedy Central were annoyed when Fox News Channel's Bill O'Reilly kept referring to "The Daily Show" audience as "stoned slackers." So they did a little research. And guess whose audience is more educated? Viewers of Jon Stewart's show are more likely to have completed four years of college than people who watch "The O'Reilly Factor," according to Nielsen Media Research. O'Reilly's teasing came when Stewart appeared on his show earlier this month. "You know what's really frightening?" O'Reilly said. "You actually have an influence on this presidential election. That is scary, but it's...

From lib site:Discussing the hotly contested U.S. Senate race in South Dakota between Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-SD) and Republican challenger John Thune, FOX News Channel host Bill O'Reilly declared that he has "no respect for" Daschle and said: "It doesn't matter what he [Daschle] does. He's going to lose." But a September 20-22 poll for the race shows Daschle leading Thune by five points (with a 3.5-point margin of error). Though this poll came out after O'Reilly's remarks on the September 23 broadcast of The Radio Factor, O'Reilly was basing his prediction not on two previous polls that...

Tonight, Bill O'reilly televised part 1 of his three-night interview with President Bush. The interview, which can be considered a risky move, is Bush's first interview with O'reilly since 2000, when Bill interviewed then-presidential candidate George W. Bush. Questions that Bill sent Bush's way tonight include questions concerning the 'Mission Accomplished' banner during Bush's landing on the cruiser, Iran's nuclear weapons...and more. Stay tuned.