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O'Reilly really brought out the Liberal idiocy in that dork. I was nearly on the floor when that moron was whining that Rush's show gets 3 hours of coverage on 600 stations and that that's not fair to the liberal shows. O'Reilly fires back "what about NPR?". Then points out that NPR plays the liberal side 24 hours a day on 800 stations. That goofball just blabbered. I really wished it was longer but then the twit was already hung out to dry.

COMING UP TONIGHT THE RUSH HATERS ARE ON HIS SHOW IT SHOULD BE A GOOD ONE........ HERE IS BACKGROUND ON THE RUSH HATERS Rush haters Michael Stinson, a California-based Internet designer, wants the nation's most popular radio personality off the air. He calls his group "Take Back the Media," and has organized a boycott against 24 companies who advertise on Rush Limbaugh's daily show, heard by about 20 million people on more than 600 radio stations. Mr. Stinson denounces Mr. Limbaugh — the bane of liberals everywhere — as a "hate-radio entertainer." In fact, Mr. Stinson condemns talk radio itself...

Last night Bill O'Reilly let his viewers know that he had set up, on his website billoreilly.com, the ability for them to let NION know what they think about NION's two page ad in the New York Times. I have not read the ad, but O'Reilly was upset about it, claiming it went way over the line in attacking Bush and the upcoming war on Iraq. It is easy to criticize when you are not responsible. If the United States is hit by another major terrorist attack, none of these anti-war people are going to accept any responsibliity for it....

I was just watching Bill O'Reilly arguing with one of these "Not in our name" activists. Bill was saying that it is offensive to compare the victims of 911 to those who died in Iraq during the Gulf War. The 'Not in our name' activists compared 911 to the Gulf War, and Vietnam. The activist responded by saying that he had signatures from heroes on Sept 11. O'Reilly asked who, and the guy said "Well look here Jeremy Glick signed the petition" said the activist. Then O'Reilly says not once but several times..."Well if this Jeremy Glick guy signed it...

Get in on it!Fox News Bill O Reilly has declared war on actor/director George Clooney over the latters sarcastic remark about Charlton Heston and his suffering from Alzheimers.The broadcaster compared the popular Clooney to Michael Jackson and Woody Allen.O Reilly said he was certain that George's career would be negatively effected.

<p>Why is the Fed. Gov't Paying Women to Watch Dirty Movies?</p> <p>This is a partial transcript from The O'Reilly Factor, January 16, 2003.</p> <p>BILL O'REILLY, HOST: In the Back of the Book segment tonight, a federal study funded by us at Northwestern University in Chicago. Women were paid as much as $75 each to watch dirty movies. Two-year study cost the American taxpayer $147,000.</p>

O'Reilly has been a journalist for decades. He knows the impression he gives when he uses the term "working class." He knows that most people understand the long-time meaning of "working class." O'Reilly is deliberately downgrading his past to make himself seem a more suitable spokesmen for "the little guy". In reality O'Reilly is "spinning" like a top. Hosts like Bill O'Reilly, Sean Hannity, Tony Snow and Brit Hume dominate Fox and give its "news" a clear right-wing bias. The ideological slant is no problem - only that they lack the candor and courage to own up to it.

A Nation of Laws? We are a nation of laws, except when politicians don't want to enforce them. That is the subject of this evening's Talking Points Memo. Last night on The Factor, former New York City police commissioner Howard Safir admitted that for the past 15 years, the city has defied federal law and not reported criminal illegal aliens to the federal government. Think about that. The largest city in the country basically allows criminals who come here from other countries to roam the streets even after they're arrested. Situation is the same in Los Angeles, San Francisco, San...

<p>Hi, I'm Bill O'Reilly. Thank you for watching us tonight.</p> <p>Another very troubling illegal alien situation to tell you about. That is the subject of this evening's Talking Points Memo.</p> <p>On December 19, a 42-year-old woman was allegedly gang-raped by five illegal aliens in Corona, Queens, a section of New York City right near Shea stadium. Police have charged the five, four from Mexico, one from Ecuador. The men were homeless, and four had been arrested before, two had serious convictions.</p>

<p>Today at, about 10AM PST, on the Bill O'Reilly Radio Show, O'Reilly stated that we have had no leadership in the office of the presidency since John F. Kennedy. He went on to say that before Kennedy, Truman was a leader. Eisenhower was not. And he went on to specifically disparage President Reagan as a "Figure Head".</p>

O'Reilly just said Roman Curia are villians of the year!

Whats going on at Foxnews? I've been watching Foxnews on and off all day as always and am noticing quite an anti-war sentiment coming from many of the guests they have had on. It seems to me that Fox is subtly pumping anti-war rhetoric over the air waves. It isn't really coming as much from the hosts as much as the guests that they are putting on. First we had Greg Jarret (unabashed liberal) interviewing a former U.N. Weapons Inspector about the costs of the war. He asked how long it was going to take, and started insinuating we were...

It pays to be right Dec 5th 2002 There are profits in conservatism When Al Gore complained last week about the right-wing bias of the American media, in an interview with the New York Observer, it was but the latest contribution to a growing fuss. “The media is kind of weird these days on politics,” grumbled Mr Gore, “and there are some major institutional voices that are, truthfully speaking, part and parcel of the Republican Party.” Top of his list of offenders, which included the Washington Times and Rush Limbaugh, was the Fox News Channel. It was the revelation in...

Choice On Earth December 04, 2002 For the past couple of days, you may have heard Bill O’Reilly on Fox News ranting about Planned Parenthood’s selection of Holiday Cards with their "Choice on Earth" card they are sending out this year. Though politically, I usually agree with Bill O’Reilly, I’m not really what you would call a fan. Personally, I find the man to be somewhat of a pompous ass, which is always distasteful, no matter what the political affiliation. But I have grown to expect more from Mr. O’Reilly than this. Come on, Bill. What could you have possibly...

From: Stephen Bennett Ministries Subject: Bill O'Reilly & Homosexuality - Tonight on The Factor *** MEDIA ALERT *** Stephen Bennett Ministries Visit www.SBMinistries.org Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2002 Bill O'Reilly Confronts the 'Gay' Issue Again Tonight on The O'Reilly Factor - Fox News Channel Wednesday, Dec. 4th - 8pm & 11pm EST Special Guest - Dr. Joseph Nicolosi of NARTH ------------------------------------------------------------ You may remember Stephen Bennett's appearance on The O'Reilly Factor on Sept. 3rd of this year. O'Reilly blasted Bennett, a 39 year old national Christian recording artist and former homosexual, as being a 'religious fanatic' and 'idiot.' Stephen shared with...

In the late 1980's Bill O'Reilly was a second-tier correspondent for ABC News, scrapping to get airtime. He walked with the same swagger he has today, but back then no one took it seriously. A good day was when Peter Jennings handed him the trifling task of doing the 30 second afternoon news breaks.So, on October 16 when anchorman Peter Jennings wrapped up his evening newscast and headed over to the FOX News Channel studios outside New York's Times Square to be interviewed by his former underling, it was another sign of how far O' Reilly has come. Like so...

I made an observation while watching Foxnews. Whenever John Kasich fills in for Bill O'Reilly a lot of the time he takes the opposite stance that O'Reilly takes on certain issues. This suprises me a little.... I would think that with the ego O'Reilly has, he wouldn't let someone host with complete opposite views than he. If Foxnews is as Al Gore says sending out "Talking Points" for us mindless Americans to follow, why don't they monitor their hosts a little more?

Recently, Bill O'Reilly, the king of cable news, set out a homestead stake on the World Wide Web with the launch of www.billoreilly.com. Already the No. 1 talk show host on his blockbuster program "The O'Reilly Factor," O'Reilly created waves earlier this year by launching a nationally syndicated radio show on Westwood One -- going up against the king of national talk, Rush Limbaugh. Now the O'Reilly Empire is on the march with billoreilly.com. In an opening letter to Web users, O'Reilly says: "Whether you are interested in the topics I cover on Westwood One's 'Radio Factor,' the guests and...

BILL O'REILLY, HOST: In the Back of the Book segment, the Bill Moyers empire. The liberal commentator works at PBS where his left-wing outlook has drawn some attention -- by us yesterday -- and Mr. Moyers is very, very well funded. He is paid $200,000 by The Florence & John Schuman Foundation. As the president, Moyers oversees $75 million in grant money. Much of it flows into some very interesting hands. In addition, Moyers has a production company that is paid by PBS, which, of course, gets taxpayer money. Joining us now from Washington is a man who's been investigating...

On April 14, 2001, U.S. border officials detained John Allen Muhammad and two Jamaican women at Miami International Airport.The agents verified Muhammad's U.S. citizenship and permitted legal entry. The Jamaicans' documents were fraudulent, and they were immediately deported.That's the way it's supposed to happen.On Dec. 19, 2001, Bellingham police responded to a domestic dispute involving the same John Allen Muhammad and two other Jamaicans, Uma Sceon James and her son, John Lee Malvo. James told police that Muhammad was trying to manipulate her son. No crime was apparent, but when neither James nor Malvo could produce legal identification, Border...