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Apparently, even the mere mention of "Keith Oberman" on the air by a caller to Bill O'Reilly will set in motion what can only be described as a psychotic rambling of events perpetrated by the falafel-meister himself. Listen as Bill threatens his viewers with home visits by "Fox Security" and "local authorities" where they will "be held accountable" for their crime of mentioning a word on his show he doesn't like.
O'Reilly takes on Wesley Clark and lectures to him about the false military history of World War II, goofs up the facts twice, pisses on famous world events and atrocities and then when the truth comes out, Fox news rewrites transcripts and O'Reilly accuses people of not understanding what he said. This goes way beyond "insatiable hubris" -- you have to see it to believe it, as MSNBC's Keith Olbermann is totally fed up with Fox New's "reporting" that the Titanic sunk the iceberg...
Conservative pundit Ann Coulter is clear on where she stands on politics. But where she votes is another matter.
Continuing the list theme, here's an interesting article on the 50 Most Loathsome People In America, circa 2005. This is isn't half bad either, since there are many on it whom we'd expect, such as Geraldo Riveria, Bob "Douchebag of Liberty" Novak, Michael Brown, George Lucas, Donvan McNabb and other notables. Oh yea, you're on the list too!
Fox's Bill O'Reilly appeared on Letterman's show last night, where Dave danced with "Falafel Bill" over the administration's use of bad intelligence in the run-up to Iraq, and after defending his right to be unsympathetic to a woman who lost her son in Iraq, claiming she called terrorists, "Freedom Fighters", Letterman responded, "60% of what you say is crap."
On his September 14 radio show, Fox News host Bill O'Reilly insisted that the secular progressive movement "would like to have marriage abolished ... because it is not diverse enough." He explained, "That's what this gay marriage thing is all about." O'Reilly then warned of the possibility of "poly-amorphous" marriage, in which "you can marry 18 people, you can marry a duck."
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