We want to like O’Reilly. We really do. But he is the most pompous man on TV. This clip proves that he can sound completely authoritative even when he doesn’t have a clue what he’s talking about.
This post was last modified on July 30, 2009
We want to like O’Reilly. We really do. But he is the most pompous man on TV. This clip proves that he can sound completely authoritative even when he doesn’t have a clue what he’s talking about.
This post was last modified on July 30, 2009
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You are so right. He starts out with great commentary, however it's hard to get through the entire show. His head seems to continually inflate as he goes along. He still believes he asked Obummer hard questions. And DON'T argue with him. It's too bad. He has a great audience.
I once spoke with Bill O'Reilly about a story I did on my website. Unfortunately I was unable to carry the interview as his ego exceeded my bandwidth.
"Don't bother me with facts. I've got my mind made up." In that, he's a lot like Obama.
Coincidentally, just as we posted this, O'Reilly and Dick Morris were on together, stroking each others egos, when I heard Bill say (paraphrasing), this may sound egotistical (no, you, Bill?), but how much influence did The Factor have to do with something or other. And his lapdog said a significant influence. After Bill happily accepted this acknowledgment about himself, he was able to pump Morris' book in return.