Out-of-control O’Reilly gets aggressive with Obama staffer

[kaydee457 13]

All you Oreilly bashers can see the truth of the incident tomorrow night; where you ask? Why on the Oreilly show of course!!!

But alas, few of you will tune in for you are incredibly biased and not interested in the truth, are you?

Bye-

P.S. GO McCain........

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

All you Oreilly bashers can see the truth of the incident tomorrow night; where you ask? Why on the Oreilly show of course!!!

But alas, few of you will tune in for you are incredibly biased and not interested in the truth, are you?

Bye-

P.S. GO McCain........

Well for my part, I won't be watching it because I don't have cable

But regardless, I couldn't really care less about O'Reilly - he's a $hithead whether the story is true or not (of course if such a term as "truth" can be applied to a glorified talk show) - and for that matter, he's also a bad journalist.

Ultimately of course, its pretty unimportant at the end of the day.

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[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

Very newsworthy.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Very newsworthy.

Cult of personality.

[kaydee457 13]

These petty responses still don't address the fact that he's the most popular commentator and has the largest audience by far than any of the major news networks......

Liberals are quite the minority. There's no shortage here though, sigh.......

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

These petty responses still don't address the fact that he's the most popular commentator and has the largest audience by far than any of the major news networks......

Liberals are quite the minority. There's no shortage here though, sigh.......

Why would you want to defend the guy on the basis that he's popular? I mean, who cares...? Come to think of it I'm not sure why you do. Anyone would think that you made the program or something....

I mean, The Da Vinci code was a massive international bestseller. I still think its a poorly written piece of shite. That said there are plenty of good books out there, compared to a chronic lack of decent news reporting on the major corporate news networks. O'Reilly is part of that problem.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Michael Jackson is popular too...how dare anyone bash his good name.

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

Michael Jackson is popular too...how dare anyone bash his good name.

So are Britney Spears and Tom Cruise (I think, he's the highest grossing Hollywood actor). I guess fans of theirs can stick their tongues out when someone has a dig, because its only popularity that matters.

Incidentally, I think that attitude is why we have so many 'fake' celebrities through those innumerable reality TV shows. Because 'talent' and 'quality' are defined by how many people pick up the phone for you.

Edited January 7, 2008 by Number 6

[Sheriff Uling 3]

I saw a blip of O'Reilly which appeared as if he were yelling at Obama. It's all about the ratings and stirring up drama to draw in more viewers. No biggie... No harm... No foul...

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Michael Jackson is popular too...how dare anyone bash his good name.

So are Britney Spears and Tom Cruise (I think, he's the highest grossing Hollywood actor). I guess fans of theirs can stick their tongues out when someone has a dig, because its only popularity that matters.

Incidentally, I think that's why we have so many 'fake' celebrities through those innumerable reality TV shows.

Oh, but we're making crucial mistake here, Number 6. O'Reilly's a popular news journalist...

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

Michael Jackson is popular too...how dare anyone bash his good name.

So are Britney Spears and Tom Cruise (I think, he's the highest grossing Hollywood actor). I guess fans of theirs can stick their tongues out when someone has a dig, because its only popularity that matters.

Incidentally, I think that's why we have so many 'fake' celebrities through those innumerable reality TV shows.

Oh, but we're making crucial mistake here, Number 6. O'Reilly's a popular news journalist...

Not really even that - he's a commentator. The TV equivalent of a newspaper opinion page. Though as far as the presentation of TV journalism goes the gap between traditional reporting and opinion seems to get slimmer all the time.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Michael Jackson is popular too...how dare anyone bash his good name.

So are Britney Spears and Tom Cruise (I think, he's the highest grossing Hollywood actor). I guess fans of theirs can stick their tongues out when someone has a dig, because its only popularity that matters.

Incidentally, I think that's why we have so many 'fake' celebrities through those innumerable reality TV shows.

Oh, but we're making crucial mistake here, Number 6. O'Reilly's a popular news journalist...

Not really even that - he's a commentator. The TV equivalent of a newspaper opinion page. Though as far as the presentation of TV journalism goes the gap between traditional reporting and opinion seems to get slimmer all the time.

He's a celebrity whether some want to admit to that or not. No different from Tom Cruise or Sean Penn, except perhaps his politics and that he likes talking dirty on the phone with his subordinates.

[kaydee457 13]

Ahh....Just as I thought, no coherent arguments....

Mike jackson?

Well, the fact is that Mr. Oreilly is listened to by the largest of any audience, and obviousley one that agrees with him, voluntarily, as evidenced by the fact that they tune into both his news show as well as listening to his radio show. FACTOID- THE MOST WATCHED NEWS COMMENTARY FIVE YEARS IN A ROW!!!

He's not a gloved freak rubbing his crotch on stage (a very scary visual BTW).....

If you don't know the difference then I'm clearly wasting my time, sigh......wait, wait, this is VJ! I am wasting my time!!!

Obama, and HillBilly? I feel sooooo sorry for you guys (again)....... Jeeze, most of you acted and behaved soooo badly after GW's last reelection that I had to lay off for a while....Really scary here after that!

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

Michael Jackson is popular too...how dare anyone bash his good name.

So are Britney Spears and Tom Cruise (I think, he's the highest grossing Hollywood actor). I guess fans of theirs can stick their tongues out when someone has a dig, because its only popularity that matters.

Incidentally, I think that's why we have so many 'fake' celebrities through those innumerable reality TV shows.

Oh, but we're making crucial mistake here, Number 6. O'Reilly's a popular news journalist...

Not really even that - he's a commentator. The TV equivalent of a newspaper opinion page. Though as far as the presentation of TV journalism goes the gap between traditional reporting and opinion seems to get slimmer all the time.

He's a celebrity whether some want to admit to that or not. No different from Tom Cruise or Sean Penn, except perhaps his politics and that he likes talking dirty on the phone with his subordinates.

But wait for it... Cause you know that if it were a Liberal commentator we'd both be singing a different tune. if only that were true.