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Power Line's Scott Johnson is on The O'Reilly Factor's opening segment tonight at 8 and 11 P.M. (Eastern time). Check it out!

Based on the extensive quotations cited in the complaint, it appears a safe bet that Mackris, 33, recorded some of O'Reilly's more steamy soliloquies. For example, we direct you to his Caribbean shower fantasies. While we suggest reading the entire document, TSG will point you to interesting sections on a Thailand sex show, Al Franken, and the climax of one August 2004 phone conversation.

Medved on O'Reilly tonight to debate Million Dollar Baby. Fox: 8 Easter / 5 Pacific

There was this thing on the Discovery channel the other night, or maybe it was on one of those nature networks, or PBS, I don't know, there's so many channels it's hard to keep track of them all. But, anyway, it was this really interesting science show about that stuff that holds us all together: skin. They got to this part about what animals have the thinnest epidermal layer, and I guessed it would be an insect, or an amoeba, maybe some other nasty microscopic creature, because you figure, the smaller the life form, the smaller its various parts, right?...

Ward Churcill has attained sudden fame as the author of an essay claiming that the victims of 9/11 deserved their fate, because of their implication in America’s Evil System. His speaking dates on campuses like Hamilton College in upstate New York have aroused controversy and have caught the eye of Bill O’Reilly, the Big Foot of cable news programming. Bill, whose cable show is now available in Canada, where I live, has a tremendous opportunity with this story. While it is tempting to dismiss Ward Churchill, professor of American Indian Studies at the University of Colorado, as a fanatical fringe...

Anyone else catch that slimy weasel Bill O'Reilly on Fox News who had condemned our President and had labeled Iraqi's as barbarians who're unable to grasp the concept of democracy tonight? He can't stand it - interviewing a mid-east analyst he ridiculed him throughout the interview - and now all the sudden he's trying to attack the Democrats for oppossing the war. O'Reilly is a rat bastard.

Although he'd never admit it, President Bush [related, bio] is not a ``uniter.'' In fact, I don't think any human being could unite America right now. Three issues form the wedge: Fighting terrorism, redistributing income and accepting controversial behavior.       Progressive Americans want the government to impose high taxes on affluent Americans and spend the money on entitlements. Conservatives believe this kind of tax imposition goes against the capitalistic system.       Progressives also want to change societal norms; they want gay marriage, drug legalization and a general tone of acceptance for actions traditionally deemed unacceptable. Traditionalists are appalled at that...

The Great Divide By: Bill O'Reilly for BillOReilly.com Thursday, Jan 27, 2005 Although he'd never admit it, President Bush is not a "uniter." In fact, I don't think any human being could unite America right now. Three primary issues form the wedge: Fighting terrorism, redistributing income, and accepting controversial behavior. Progressive Americans want the government to impose high taxes on affluent Americans and spend the money on entitlements like medical treatment for those less well off. Conservative Americans believe this kind of tax imposition goes against the capitalistic system and would greatly damage the economy. Many progressives also want to...

Barrie Schwortz, Shroud Scholar and a Member of STURP that examined the Shroud in Turin in 1978, will appear on the O'Reilly Factor, Thursday, January 27, 2005 to discuss the Carbon 14 Dating. See foxnews.com for local schedule information. This is a developing story. A January 20, 2005 article in the scholarly, peer-reviewed scientific journal Thermochimica Acta (Volume 425, pages 189-194, by Raymond N. Rogers, Los Alamos National Laboratory, University of California) makes it perfectly clear: the carbon 14 dating sample cut from the Shroud in 1988 was not valid. In fact, the Shroud is much older than the carbon...

Sorry if some one posted this, I looked. We're in a little trouble. Larry King's ratings have jumped so high, just a few days ago Brit Hume was beating Larry King and Aaron Brown wasn't over a million. Lets hope Ted Turner's comments hurt CNN. MON, JAN. 24, 2005 FNC O'REILLY 2,643,000 [VIEWERS] CNN LARRY KING 2,474,000 FNC HANNITY/COLMES 1,800,000 FNC BRIT HUME 1,604,000 FNC SHEP SMITH 1,446,000 FNC GRETA 1,390,000 COMEDY DAILY SHOW 1,341,000 CNN AARON BROWN 1,058,000 CNN ZAHN 837,000 CNN COOPER 506,000 MSNBC HARDBALL 454,000 CNN DOBBS 451,000 MSNBC OLBERMANN 340,000 MNSBC SCARBOROUGH 335,000 CNBC DENNIS MILLER...

<p>Fox News Network has become a favorite target of leftists these days, who, in all their impotent rage, like to ascribe various sinister motives to what they see as a staunchly conservative news channel. An entire documentary, Outfoxed, has been devoted to the idea that Fox News is part of a right-wing cabal to control the country. The left is particularly fond of mocking Fox’s claim to be "fair and balanced." Of course, when you’re dealing with a crowd that considers the New York Times to be conservative, your frame of reference is going to be just a tad bit skewed. But for those who once had hopes that Fox News would actually fulfill such paranoid fantasies, the channel has been a major disappointment. Fox is certainly a cut above the competition, but as far as providing a real alternative to the liberal agenda of the mainstream media (MSM), many viewers are still waiting.</p>

While watching FoxNews Channel tonight we were shocked to see a commercial for NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams during the O'Reilly Factor. I think the hotel we are watching from has Dish Network.

Hugh Hewitt announced on his show today that he will be appearing on FoxNews O'Reilly Factor on Friday January 14th at 8pm eastern to discuss his new book 'Blog'. Order and read reviews of his book on Amazon

American newsman Bill O'Reilly has accepted actor George Clooney's offer to join presenters at this weeks tsunami relief telethon after a fiery war of words between the pair.O'Reilly upset Clooney last week when he questioned the organization of the televised charity event, prompting the movie star to fire off a nasty letter to the Fox News anchorman.And when O'Reilly poked fun at Clooney's letter on his O'Reilly Facotr show Monday, the 'Oceans Twelve' star fired back with an ultimatium.O'Reilly's aides have confirmed that the news man will join the 'Tsunami Aid: A Concert of Hope' effort on Saturday night.O'Reilly and...

The devastating southern Asian tsunami has brought George Clooney (news) and Bill O'Reilly back together. For another war of words. Three years after going at it over a post-9/11 fundraiser, Clooney, the Ocean's Twelve smoothie, and O'Reilly, the Fox News finger-pointer, are trading barbs again--this time over a post-tsunami fundraiser. To Clooney, O'Reilly renewed the rivalry last Thursday when he announced on his cable TV show that he would be "watching" to see if the money donated in the upcoming Tsunami Aid: A Concert of Hope telethon makes it to its intended victims. "If it does not," O'Reilly warned, "there...

(CNN) -- Three years after they jousted over a celebrity telethon that raised millions for 9/11 victims, Fox News' Bill O'Reilly and actor George Clooney are at it again, this time over what will happen to funds pledged in a telethon for tsunami victims. In a letter sent by e-mail Monday, Clooney lashed out at the host of "The O'Reilly Factor," saying comments he made last week on his program will lead to lower contributions in Saturday's celebrity-driven telethon. The caustic message from Clooney also challenges O'Reilly to serve as a presenter in the event. "This is your chance to...

Hey guys, even though I know a lot of you hate O'Reilly , mainly because of the way he treated the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth, he is actually doing something good for one of them. As you know, Steve Gardner is out of a job and I think it had something to do with his participation in the group. Anyways, O'Reilly had him on last night about the fact that he can't find a job. Bill wants anyone that has job prospects for him or any other connections to email the show. Just go to www.billoreilly.com and a link...

Check Out the link below: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/073931677X/qid=1105368520/sr=8-3/ref=sr_8_xs_ap_i2_xgl14/102-7143050-5439344?v=glance&s=books&n=507846 Looks like Lis Wiehl, O'Reilly's object of affection, has been busy. She's using Fox salary $$ to fund such noteworthy endeavors.

Steven Gardner the 2 tour Viet Nam vet who served on sKerry's boat was interviewed by Bill O. Gardner was fired from Millenium his employer allegedly for criticizing Skerry and contradicting sKerry's accounts of his service in Viet Nam.

Once upon a time, way back in 1987, Mike Wallace and Peter Jennings took part in a seminar filmed for PBS entitled "Ethics in America" where they were placed in a hypothetical setting accompanying an enemy patrol during a Vietnam-like war. What would you do, they were asked, if American soldiers were about to be ambushed by these enemy troops? Wallace declared emphatically, and Jennings with some trepidation, that as "journalists" they would not interfere to save American lives but would simply report the event as it occurred; that their first duty was not to their country or countrymen but...