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Bill O'Reilly who was obviously pissed at Jessica Alba, who called him a "bit of an a--hole" on monday, struck back this evening. He nominated her as his "pinhead" tonight and rolled video of her having a conversation with a reporter where Ms Alba challenged the reporter to say something nice about 0bama. The reporter claimed he had to be objective and therefore could not show any positive, or negative, bias, so Ms Alba challenged him to "be Sweden about it" .. O'Reilly ridiculed Ms Alba, calling her a pinhead, because he claimed "it's SWITZERLAND! - Not SWEDEN" that is...

On Wednesday’s The O’Reilly Factor, during the show’s regular "Miller Time" segment, Dennis Miller defended the practice of waterboarding terrorists to save the lives of Americans, calling the technique "heaven-sent." Miller: "Something that takes somebody who's willing to strap a bomb on and yet freaks them out to the point where they'll tell you where the next bomb is by pouring water down their nose and they don't even die, I think, wow, this is heaven-sent." He also heaped praise on President Bush for "keeping this country safe in the interim seven years" since the 9/11 attacks. Miller: "That's what...

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The Link by the title is Ann Coulter's visit with the crew of The View.This Link is to the video of the ladies gossiping about Ann and her book for over 6 minutes before they even brought her out.When she was finally invited to the table, she did a credible job of disputing their false claims about her and the book, in spite of their constant interrupting and over talking.Later in the evening, Bill O'Reilly Defended Coulter and her book while sparring with Ellis Henican (who fancies himself a seasoned polemictitian.)Henican started out nice enough, but went downhill into attacking...

FOX "The O'Reilly Factor"Video: "Minnesota Madness" Segment Aired Friday, January 9, 2008       Bill and two Republican guests(1) discuss Hollywood’s and George Soros massive donations to elected “Porn-o-Rama” Franken. This includes, a rare and calculated move(2), by George Soros who personally held a large post-election Franken fundraiser at his residence in New York City to support Al in the ballot recount/contest(3). I wrote about and published the list of Hollywood/high profile Franken donors three days before this news piece, not that this was new Soros Shadow Party news for anyone that has closely followed/been involved in this Coleman-Franken fiasco....

Here is CNS News video of Bill O'Reilly saying he will not "second-guess" Barack Obama on his expected $1 Trillion Economic Stimulus Plan. O'Reilly said he believes has a "pretty good vision" of what has to happen to get the economy going again. When asked if more money is the answer to getting the economy moving, O'Reilly said "it has to help" if done wisely and with discipline. Question: If a plan to spend $1 Trillion is not the time to "second-guess" a President, when is it time? . . . (watch video)

Tonight on the O'Reilly Factor, host Bill O'Reilly asked Ann Coulter if he could pass along some advice from author Bernie Goldberg. Coulter told O'Reilly she only takes advice "from people who sell more books than I do." So O'Reilly asked her if she would take his own advice since he sold more books than she did. Coulter said "No, you don't sell more books than me.", O'Reilly said "yes I do", and Coulter again said she sells more books.

Ann Coulter will on the O'Reilly Factor in the next segment. Will she mention Free Republic to Bill O'Reilly like she did on his radio show yesterday? Find out now!

O'Reilly discusses with Col. David Hunt and Gary Bernsten.

I was listening to Bill O'Reilly's Radio Factor this afternoon, when lovely Freeper Ann Coulter came on the air for her book promotion interview (Guilty, by Ann Coulter). I was listening to the back-and-forth between the two when Ann interjected a plug for the Free Republic. We Freepers "get it" when it comes to the political stuff her books deal with, insists our brilliant Annie. I didn't realize till much later that she kept injecting her point about Free Republic till she got it through O'Reilly's subtle avoidances. Coulter was sticking it in O'Reilly's eye for her fellow members of...

Tough year, 2008. Many Americans got badly hurt by the economic chaos, which hit them like a back alley mugger. What a disgrace. Wall Street hustlers gamed the system by trafficking in bad loans, while Congress and the Securities and Exchange Commission looked the other way. Awful. So, I learned a painful lesson from all that: Big Brother is not watching out for us. Orwell had it wrong. We are pretty much on our own as the federal government simply cannot or will not protect the folks from danger. Never again will I assume the feds are looking out for...

Tough year, 2008. Many Americans got badly hurt by the economic chaos, which hit them like a back alley mugger. What a disgrace. Wall Street hustlers gamed the system by trafficking in bad loans, while Congress and the Securities and Exchange Commission looked the other way. Awful. So, I learned a painful lesson from all that: Big Brother is not watching out for us. Orwell had it wrong. We are pretty much on our own as the federal government simply cannot or will not protect the folks from danger. Never again will I assume the feds are looking out for...

Put yourself in Barack Obama's sensible shoes. In less than a month, you'll be president of the United States and, upon entering the Oval Office, one of the biggest messes in history will be yours to sort out. So let's make a list and see exactly what the new president will be facing. On the plus side, the media is still firmly on Obama's side and will continue to blame George W. Bush for everything until at least 2011. The media, in general, has a lot invested in the new president and will spin most events his way. That gives...

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Bill O'Reilly’s leaving syndicated radio, and Fox sees the opening for a new noon-3pm show featuring Fox News Channel personality John Gibson. Fox News EVP Kevin Magee says “we are confident that our affiliates will find Gibson on Fox as a strong alternative to [O'Reilly’s] Radio Factor.” O'Reilly wants to concentrate on his cable TV and other media opportunities and is leaving his Westwood radio show soon, after nearly seven years in syndication.

NEW YORK Fox News Channel said popular cable TV host Bill O'Reilly will step down as the host of his syndicated talk radio show early next year. "The Radio Factor" - which began in 2002 and runs on more than 400 radio stations, as well as satellite operator Sirius XM Radio Inc. - will end in the first quarter of 2009, Fox said late Thursday. In a statement, O'Reilly said the workload has become too much, adding, "I can no longer give both TV and radio the time they deserve."

Bill O'Reilly has formally confirmed he's giving up one of the most successful syndicated radio shows in the country, saying he has just run out of hours in the week. O'Reilly said the radio show, which he launched in May 2002, will end "in the first quarter of next year." Most of the time he saves, he said, will go into his top-rated Fox News Channel show. "The media business is getting more and more intense," O'Reilly said Thursday. "We've got to keep the TV show at the level we have it now, and that means more and more time...

I'll admit up front: I'm not a fan of this guy. But I know many who are, and what Bill O'Reilly has to say here about his Catholic upbringing is pretty interesting. Take a look. This comes from Long Island's newspaper, Newsday: You know him as the eponymous commentator on Fox News' "The O'Reilly Factor." ("I'd appreciate it if you don't put any words in front of my name, like 'conservative,'" he says sternly.) Brooklyn-born, Levittown-raised Bill O'Reilly, 59, has written a new book, "A Bold Fresh Piece of Humanity" (Broadway Books, $26), titled after a description of him by...

The investigation of men accused of plotting to attack soldiers on Fort Dix led Wednesday to a guilty plea in a very different sort of case. Cherry Hill municipal court clerk Debra H. Benecke admitted fixing two traffic tickets for one of the suspects. "She made a dumb decision to try to help out someone who really couldn't help himself," her lawyer, Scott Schweiger, said in an interview. Benecke pleaded guilty to tampering with public records. Benecke, who worked for the courts for 14 years, faces probation when she is sentenced on Feb. 1. The 49-year-old is also barred from...

One of the things I am deeply grateful for this Thanksgiving season is that my father was a frugal guy and made a big deal out of it. A child of the Depression, William O'Reilly Sr. hoarded his dollars and lectured his children on saving, not spending, money. Sure, it was boring. My sister and I had visions of Snickers bars and Good Humor ice cream dancing in our heads. But as soon as I started making some money cutting lawns and shoveling snow, I saved a nice piece of it primarily because my father was 6 feet 3 inches...