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Gawker

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  Sarah Palin Not Dumb, Just 'Insecure' [Bill O'reilly]

  Posted: October 2nd, 2008, 7:50pm CDT by Moe

  Tags:  Bill Oreilly  

  newVideoPlayer("/opalin.flv", 506, 423,""); This is our LAST DITCH ATTEMPT to stir anticipation for the VP debate set to air in about 18.3 minutes. It's Bill O'Reilly talking to Karl Rove about precisely how dumb Sarah Palin is or is not. O'Reilly assures everyone the vice presidential nominee reads the work of professional John McCain nemeses over at the Times. And Rove postulates that the reason she didn't bring up Plessy v. Ferguson when Katie Couric asked her about Supreme Court decisions is that she just got flustered and froze. Oh yes, that is totally why the landmark decision legalizing abortion was the first and only decision that came to her beautiful mind. How random a brain fart was that? Especially since Palin has shown so much concern for the stubborn legacy of slavery, like that time she mocked Obama for being a community organizer.

  Anyway, if she only had "confidence" like O'Reilly she would be fine. Because "confidence" is what the Sarah Palins of this world need more of.

  
  

  

  

TMZ.com

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  Hackers Are No Factor For O'Reilly

  Posted: September 27th, 2008, 1:30pm CDT by TMZ Staff

  Tags:  wackyandweird zspin Bill Oreilly  

  Filed under: Wacky & Weird, Z-Spin
  
  Bill O'Reilly surprisingly had no spin or an epic meltdown when asked about those who hacked into his personal website.Interestingly enough, the outspoken conservative acts a lot different when he's not the one asking questions. See Also Factor...
  
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Gawker

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  The Angriest Man On Television [Bill O'reilly]

  Posted: September 18th, 2008, 2:37pm CDT by Hamilton Nolan

  Tags:  Bill Oreilly  

  newVideoPlayer("/Bill_OReilly_Shut_Up_and_Mad.flv", 506, 423,""); We were hurt when voluble Fox News conservatalker Bill O'Reilly called Gawker a "despicable, slimy, scummy" website last night. Ha, not really. We wouldn't have expected anything less! O'Reilly has always had trouble controlling his temper, ever since his "Fuck it!" days on Inside Edition, when he still had hair. Click to watch this neat one-of-a-kind compilation of Bill's angriest moments over the years. And then SHUT UP.

  
  

  

  
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  Keith Olbermann Attacked By Post On Behalf Of Bill O'Reilly [Feuds]

  Posted: May 19th, 2008, 6:12am CDT by Ryan Tate

  Tags:  Bill Oreilly  

  Rupert Murdoch's handmaidens over at the New York Post this morning jumped into a feud between their Fox News shouting head Bill O'Reilly and MSNBC ranter Keith Olbermann. The tabloid's gossip page ran an item dredging up various minor controversies involving Olbermann dating back to his ESPN days, up through an alleged spat between Olbermann and fellow MSNBC personality David Gregory last Tuesday over camera time. It then insinuated Olbermann might soon explode and leave his network. The warmed-over gossip was clearly meant as cover fire on behalf of O'Reilly, a fellow News Corp. soldier, whose feud with Olbermann is detailed in the Washington Post today. In a nutshell:

  Olbermann has been criticizing O'Reilly on his show for four years, including naming him the "worst person in the world" and saying his kids have a home life as difficult as that faced by the forthcoming child of a pregnant, transgendered man.

  Instead of taking what he dishes out nightly, O'Reilly allowed News Corp. chairman Murdoch and Fox News chief Roger Ailes to complain to NBC executives on his behalf, asking that Olbermann be reined in. NBC refused, and O'Reilly launched a campaign on his show against NBC corporate parent General Electric and its CEO Jeffrey Immelt, saying that GE's business with Iran — "mostly... sales of oil, gas and energy and health-care equipment," according to the Washington Post — endangered American troops in Iraq.

  News Corp. then offered to end the attacks in exchange for Olbermann backing off O'Reilly, according to NBC.

  The Washington Post said Ailes threatened to deploy the New York Post against Olbermann, but an Ailes spokesman denied this, saying, "Roger doesn't control the editorial policy of the New York Post."

  Within a few hours of that denial going online, the New York Post published its initial attack on Olbermann on its website.

  That Murdoch properties do one another's dirty work and then lie about their actions is hardly surprising; but one would hope thinned-skinned rageaholic O'Reilly would learn to fight his own battles at some point instead of complaining to his bosses and permitting a sucker punch from Page Six, as though he doesn't have enough media firepower at his disposal on the O'Reilly Factor.

  [Page Six, Washington Post]

  
  

  

  
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  Here's What Made Bill O'Reilly Go Crazy [More Melty]

  Posted: May 17th, 2008, 8:52am CDT by ian spiegelman

  Tags:  Bill Oreilly  

  So what caused Bill O'Reilly's now-infamous Inside Edition meltdown? This new video featuring his abusive producer provides some answers. Okay, it really doesn't, but it's funny.

  [via CollegeHumor]

  
  

  

  
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  Kathie Lee Gifford Scared She'll Have Meltdown Too [Sue Simmons]

  Posted: May 14th, 2008, 12:33pm CDT by Ryan Tate

  Tags:  Bill Oreilly  

  Today hosted a very meta discussion this morning about Sue Simmons' WNBC f-bomb and Bill O'Reilly's old Inside Edition eruption, and anchpr Kathie Lee Gifford is extremely sympathetic toward both of the old TV hands and their embarassments. She told co-host Hoda Kotb there's always a chance she'll have her own "FUCK IT! DO IT NOW!" breakdown: "We're having fun, because tomorrow it could be you and I." Or maybe she was thinking of a more mild "what the FUCK are you doing" outburst. After the jump, listen to Gifford talk about how you can barely cuss anyone out in a TV studio any more because of all the satellites and bloggers and so forth.

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  Colbert's O'Reilly-Style Meltdown [Bill O'reilly]

  Posted: May 14th, 2008, 10:26am CDT by Ryan Tate

  Tags:  Bill Oreilly  

  Given that Stephen Colbert's act on Comedy Central consists mainly of imitating Bill O'Reilly, it was pretty much inevitable that he would mock the Fox News shouting head's recently resurfaced Inside Edition meltdown. Colbert's recreation of the cuss out, set on his own supposed TV show in the 70s, is at least as funny as expected — Colbert nails O'Reilly's freakout down to the silent, jacket-throwing temper tantrum at the very end — and includes a clever twist involving NBC's Brian Williams. Watch as Colbert cements "do it live" as a catchphrase, after the jump.

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  O'Reilly, Clinton Nearly Bond Over Shared Hatred of NBC [Clips]

  Posted: May 1st, 2008, 11:29am CDT by Pareene

  Tags:  Bill Oreilly  

  newVideoPlayer("Clinton_on_OReilly.flv", 463, 387,""); Hillary Clinton sat down with Bill O'Reilly yesterday because she apparently feels no compunction about encouraging him. The result was a reasonably reasonable interview, especially for Bill—which is not entirely surprising, as he usually saves his bullying for people who are easily bullied. He called her a socialist, yes, and then he called Teddy Roosevelt a socialist as well. At the end of the interview (which continues today) O'Reilly tried to goad Hillary into trashing NBC news. It might've worked! Bill hates MSNBC because their Keith Olbermann subjects him to the sort of personal abuse that Bill specializes in. Hillary hates MSNBC because their Chris Matthews compulsively says terrible sexist things about her. Sadly, Clinton backed down from the fight. Later today, they're gonna talk waterboarding!

  
  

  

  
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  Bill O'Reilly Confronts The Menace Of Women Saying Bad Words On TV [Curses!]

  Posted: February 15th, 2008, 9:56am CST by Pareene

  Tags:  Bill Oreilly  

  
  Hanoi Jane! On NBC! Saying "cunt"! Is it Bill O'Reilly's birthday? That's how he must've felt when Jane Fonda chose to curse on a network he happily crusades against every goddamn day on his show (because, you see, MSNBC employs people, like Keith Olbermann, who make fun of him). Though he employed his typical tone of stern, paternalistic morality, you could tell there was loving care involved in assembling his montage of people—all of whom happened to be women, most whom happened to be liberal—accidentally cursing on television. "If someone does that on my program? Believe me, they'd get scolded." We're sure they would! And we admire Bill's restraint in restricting his obscenities to harassing telephone calls and legal documents. The clip is below.

  
  

  

  
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  O'Reilly's Ambush Producer Attacks Homeless Vets [Culture Wars]

  Posted: February 1st, 2008, 2:01pm CST by Pareene

  Tags:  Bill Oreilly  

  Back when John Edwards was running for president of America's Liberal White Men, he'd mention, at every opportunity, that there are 200,000 homeless veterans across our glorious nation. Hearing this upset Bill O'Reilly, who decided then that such a thing is impossible. Bill first insisted that there was no such thing as a homeless vet, then eventually ceded that there might be some, but probably not that many. He's right! There are only 196,000 homeless vets. Some of them protested outside Fox's headquarters yesterday, with the intention of providing Bill with a petition. Press coverage of the protest was minimal, though an O'Reilly producer showed up. The producer, Jesse Watters, is O'Reilly's official "ambush" man, and probably the smarmiest fuck on the planet. According to Radar, he spent a great deal of time accusing vets of, uh, calling our troops "baby-killers." The Culture War no longer even follows its own internal logic, does it? Anyway—there's video from the organizers. It's after the jump. [NYDN, Radar]

  
  

  

  
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  Immelt and Me: A Brief Video History Of Trashing General Electric [Guerrilla Journalism]

  Posted: January 11th, 2008, 1:06pm CST

  Tags:  Bill Oreilly  

  Bill O'Reilly's crusade against NBC (the result of his feud with MSNBC runner Keith Olbermann) reached a dramatic and hilarious peak recently when he sent his correspondents to ambush GE Chairman Jeffrey Immelt. Because they used to sell airplane parts to Iran, you see! This is a target far greater in power and influence than O'Reilly's usual liberal bugbears, but it's certainly not unprecedented for certain TV rebels to attack the giant conglomerate. It's just that it usually happens on programs broadcast on GE's own network. Join us for a few entertaining examples, won't you?

  The actual ambush in Bill's segment is woefully short, with the rest of the clip being given over to repetition of theoretically true conspiracies from a disgruntled former employee (in a journal published by M.I.T.), but it's nice to see O'Reilly using his personal vendettas to accidentally become Michael Moore.
  

  Back in 1986, when GE first purchased RCA and, with it, NBC, then-NBC Late Night host David Letterman began a crusade against the corporation that would last through his move to CBS. Here's how to ambush corporate in a more entertaining fashion.
  newVideoPlayer("letterman_ge.flv", 475, 376,"");

  And, of course, Robert Smiegel's GE-destroying "Conspiracy Theory Rock", from a 1998 SNL. Legendarily—maybe apocryphally?—edited out of all future reruns. O'Reilly, being new to critiques of media ownership by disreputable corporations, borrows a bit of his argument from this cartoon.
  newVideoPlayer("ge_smigel.flv", 475, 376,"");

  It does all sort of make Rupert Murdoch's "I will do anything to broadcast professional wrestling to the Chinese" treachery seem a little small-time, doesn't it?

  Bill O'Reilly's Goons Ambush GE CEO Jeffrey Immelt [Crooks and Liars]

  
  

  

  
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  Sadness For Seculars: Bill O'Reilly Saved Christmas [The Liberals]

  Posted: December 13th, 2007, 11:50am CST

  Tags:  Bill Oreilly  

  newVideoPlayer("oreilly_christmas_gawker.flv", 475, 376);
  You know that war you waged on Christmas? You lost. Last night, Fox News host Bill O'Reilly explained that he knows you're "furious!" and is ready to rub it in your Taliban-loving face.

  
  

  

  

TMZ.com

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  Hottest Videos -- Week of 12/2

  Posted: December 7th, 2007, 9:00pm CST by TMZ Staff

  Tags:  celebscaughtontape Bill Oreilly  

  Filed under: Celebs Caught on Tape

  TMZ.com: Britney Spears celebrated her 26th birthday last weekend -- but Paris Hilton jacked some of the spotlight by leaving at the same time! Look at me, y'all!... Read more
  
  
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  Hottest Videos -- Week of 12/2

  Posted: December 7th, 2007, 9:00pm CST by TMZ Staff

  Tags:  celebscaughtontape Bill Oreilly  

  Filed under: Celebs Caught on Tape

  TMZ.com: Britney Spears celebrated her 26th birthday last weekend -- but Paris Hilton jacked some of the spotlight by leaving at the same time! Look at me, y'all!... Read more
  
  
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  Hottest Videos -- Week of 12/2

  Posted: December 7th, 2007, 9:00pm CST by TMZ Staff

  Tags:  celebscaughtontape Bill Oreilly  

  Filed under: Celebs Caught on Tape

  TMZ.com: Britney Spears celebrated her 26th birthday last weekend -- but Paris Hilton jacked some of the spotlight by leaving at the same time! Look at me, y'all!... Read more
  
  

Gawker

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  Charts And Graphs: What Does Bill O'Reilly Really Say About Black People?

  Posted: September 27th, 2007, 12:41pm CDT

  Tags:  Bill Oreilly  

  Fox News motormouth Bill O'Reilly is upset—he says that his recent remarks about those oh-so-well-behaved black people in Harlem were totally taken out of context! So we wondered: Well, what context were they in? Searching through the Fox transcripts, using the terms "Black, "African" and "African-American," and discarding comments about Africa (such as about Darfur or the IMF), Intern Mary itemizes the way in which Bill O'Reilly has talked about black people.

  
  As a bonus, some of our favorite O'Reilly moments:

  "Black Americans are understandably sensitive about any racial comment made by a Caucasian because of past history. It is true that the most vile things imaginable can be said about the white majority without any consequence, but America has a different set of rules for different groups." —10/4/05

  "With single black women now heading 54.4% of all African-American households, the seeds of social chaos are deeply planted... Forget about counting on parents, that's a pipe dream. The truth is that many parents are addicted to the pipe or the bottle or to pursuing an irresponsible life. Even Bill Cosby can't force a screwed up mother or father to be responsible." —7/8/04

  And of course: "Senator Barack Obama seems to be a nice guy; I won't say he's 'articulate,' because some African-Americans hear that word and take offense. In fact, I won't give the Senator any compliments other than the nice guy description, just to be on the safe side." —2/8/07
  

  

  
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  Celebrating Diversity: Bill O'Reilly Visits "Ghetto," Finds Blacks Well-Behaved

  Posted: September 25th, 2007, 9:40am CDT

  Tags:  Bill Oreilly  

  Over the weekend, loud-mouth asshat and Fox News anchor Bill O'Reilly pulled what sort of looked like a Don Imus—but was really much worse. It seems that O'Reilly's most recent encounters with the black community have left him seriously impressed with how much progress they've made since he last checked in with them in the 70s. Concert-goers at that Anita Baker concert were well-dressed! And dinner in Harlem with the Reverend Al Sharpton? O'Reilly said on his radio show that it was "like going into an Italian restaurant in an all-white suburb in the sense that people were sitting there, they were ordering and having fun and there wasn't any kind of craziness at all!"

  O'Reilly surprised "there was no difference" between Harlem restaurant and other New York restaurants [Media Matters]