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POPSBill O'Reilly gives his ridiculous spin on #OWS He goes on to say: That's what George Soros, MoveOn, the SEIU and many far-left journalists want. And they are using the protests to that end. Moments later, O'Reilly was "interviewing" Fox News contributor Leslie Marshall, who mentioned the right-wing billionaire Koch brothers. That left O'Reilly visibly upset: O'REILLY: OK, well, you can believe anything you want, you're an American, but you made a statement that the Koch brothers were tied into the Tea Party financially. Can you prove that? MARSHALL: Well, the Koch Brothers (INAUDIBLE) such as Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin. O'REILLY: Can you prove it. Wait. Wait, wait, wait, Leslie. MARSHALL: Yes. O'REILLY: Leslie, you're a Fox News contributor. You have a responsibility. Can you prove the Koch brothers are tied into the Tea Party financially? Can you? MARSHALL: With a check in hand, no. O'REILLY: OK. Thank you. Read the rest at source.
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POPSCONFIRMED...OBAMA & FAST AND FURIOUS COMMUNICATION
The documents show extensive communications between then-ATF Special Agent in Charge of the Phoenix office Bill Newell – who led Fast and Furious – and then-White House National Security Staffer Kevin O’Reilly. Emails indicate the two also spoke on the phone. Such detailed, direct communications between a local ATF manager in Phoenix and a White House national security staffer has raised interest among Congressional investigators looking into Fast and Furious. Newell has said he and O’Reilly are long time friends. … Among the documents produced: an email in which ATF’s Newell sent the White House’s O’Reilly an “arrow chart reflecting the ultimate destination of firearms we intercepted and/or where the guns ended up.” The chart shows arrows leading from Arizona to destinations all over Mexico. In response, O’Reilly wrote on Sept. 3, 2010 “The arrow chart is really interesting – and – no surprise – implies at least that different (Drug Trafficking Organizations) in Mexico have very
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POPSBill O'Reilly "Polices" the 9/11 "Boundaries" Read the whole article at source. I know we don't need more evidence of the bias and hypocrisy of Bill O'Reilly and FoxNews, but it's worth noting. Maybe it's just me, but doesn't "inciting violence" fall under the "Yelling 'fire!' in a crowded theatre" exception in the First Amendment?
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