With the steady increase in the Republican support for Ben Carson, especially in Iowa, it is time to take a closer look at what Ben Carson has said that has caused his popularity to rise with Republicans.In Iowa Carson leads Donald Trump by 12 to 14 points in the polls of October 26th.
Bill OReilly News & Opinion Articles |  | Thu Apr 27, 2017 | vox.com
Before you get too excited about O’Reilly’s firing, look at his replacements. |
|  | Wed Apr 19, 2017 | npr.org
21st Century Fox is parting ways with the host of The O'Reilly Factor, who stood atop cable news ratings for years. Tucker Carlson will replace O'Reilly in the 8 p.m. ET... |
|  | Wed Apr 19, 2017 | money.cnn.com
Bill O'Reilly has for years been Fox's most valuable on-air talent. He may also have been its loneliest. |
|  | Wed Apr 12, 2017 | vox.com
The Fox News host abruptly announced "a vacation" amid sexual harassment allegations. |
|  | Tue Nov 10, 2015 | salon.com
For months, Bill O’Reilly has been waging a war on the Black Lives Matter movement. In his crusade, O’Reilly is joined by other Fox News personalities such as Megyn Kelly... |
|  | Mon Mar 02, 2015 | salon.com
Writers and advocates on the left have long catalogued the exaggerations, meltdowns and many stumbles of Fox’s Bill O’Reilly, to show that the guy who runs the No-Spin Zone... |
|  | Sun Mar 01, 2015 | thedailybeast.com
Details matter. Truth matters. Fact-checkers are needed more than ever in a time of persistent spin.
In news, the details matter. Just look at NBC’s Brian Williams, and... |
|  | Thu Feb 19, 2015 | motherjones.com
After NBC News suspended anchor Brian Williams for erroneously claiming that he was nearly shot down in a helicopter while covering the US invasion of Iraq in 2003, Fox... |
Bill O'Reilly was accused of sexual harassment by at least five women and has settled five sexual harassment lawsuits out of court totaling $13 million. The lawsuits span a decade, but two of the accusations came to light in lawsuits against Fox News CEO Roger Ailes. Update: 21st Century Fox fired Bill O'Reilly effective immediately. Donald Trump praised Bill O'Reilly and said that he doesn't " think Bill did anything wrong" one day after it was reported that Bill O'Reilly and Fox News reached a $13 million dollar settlement with five women who accused O'Reilly of sexual harassment and intimidation. The lawsuit claimed that O'Reilly “would create a bond with some women by offering advice and promising to help them professionally [and] he then would pursue sexual relationships with them, causing some to fear that if they rebuffed him, their careers would stall.” O'Reilly denied the accusations, but he and Fox News still settled the lawsuit because, in O'Reilly's own words, he is "a father who cares deeply for my children and who would do anything to avoid hurting them in any way. A New York appeals court ruled unanimously in favor of O'Reilly's ex wife Maureen McPhilmy. The court ruled that both children, ages 13 and 17, should live full-time with their mother, based on the fact that the children no longer wanted to live with their father. In an 15-minute interview with Bill O'Reilly, Obama was interrupted over 70 times by O'Reilly. That averages to once every 19 seconds. Such excessive interruptions of the President is extremely rude and unprofessional. O'Reilly was accused of making "disgusting" phone calls and remarks to Andrea Mackris an associate producer on the "The O'Reilly Factor." O'Reilly's alleged remarks included telling Mackris she should use a vibrator and regaling her with tales of threesomes with Swedish stewardesses and stories of his "amazing" endowment. Mackris claims he made three lewd phone calls to her since August in which he described fantasies involving her and sex acts he would perform on her. She said he was clearly pleasuring himself as he spoke.
“These race hustlers make a big living, and they get voted into office, by portraying their constituents as victims. And it’s all your fault, and it’s my fault, it’s the rich people’s fault, and it’s the Republicans’ fault — it’s everybody’s fault except what’s going on. And what’s going on, as you know, is the dissolution of the family, and you don’t have proper supervision of children, and they grow up with no skills, and they can’t read and speak, and they have tattoos on their neck, and they can’t compete in the marketplace, and that’s what’s going on!”
"The O’Reilly haters are pretty much the people that have no idea what I do. And I like that — I mean, I don’t have any problem with people disliking me, and I’ll tell you why. I’m not comparing myself, but who was the most hated person in Judea 2,000 years ago?"
"He's their guy because he's a liberal, African-American, is that why he's their guy?"
"There's got to be some downside to having a woman president, right? Something that may not fit with that office?"
"But this is what gets me about you-- you, Colmes, you--you say no to Hooters but yes to the transgender. Here comes a guy who thinks he’s a girl into the locker room!”
It's getting them [uninsured people] out of the house or the crack house, or where ever they are to get em to sign up [for healthcare].
"You can just kill the baby -- or the fetus -- however you want to describe it, any time you want, for any reason. You know, women's health, that's any reason at all... for any reason, women's health! 'Hey! Look I sprained my hand! I can't, ya know...'"
Statutory rape, obviously, you know, another thing that very under reported [sic] in this country, we don’t want to hear about it. Incest, same thing.
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The "Nashville" star told Ellen about a run-in she recently had with the pundit, and the surprising results! |
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