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FOX News' Bill O'Reilly lashes out at Media Matters for America and the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) on his Radio Factor show. He called Media Matters "the most vile, despicable human beings in the country" and he called the ADL "an extremist group that finds offense in pretty much everything." He l ... |
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After the AARP declined to plug his latest book, Bill O’Reilly used his Talking Points Memo to denigrate the organization suggesting that they have liberal policies and do not profile stories about conservatives. In reality, AARP has profiled Ronald Reagan, John McCain, Henry Kissinger, Colin Powel ... |
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Bill O'Reilly suggests that a caller on his December 3rd Radio Factor should return to Israel because he objected to "Christmas going into schools." |
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Bill O'Reilly, having been caught on tape sexually harassing his female producer, settles the lawsuit out of court for an undisclosed amount. This is after he had launched a preemptive strike against his accuser suggesting it was an extortion scheme. |
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The New York Daily News headline reads "O'REALLY!" to announce charges of sexual harassment against fox News commentator Bill O’Reilly. |
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Andrea Mackris, a female Fox News producer, files a lawsuit claiming that he subjected her to repeated instances of sexual harassment and spoke often, and explicitly, to her about phone sex, vibrators, threesomes, masturbation, the loss of his virginity, and sexual fantasies. Her full complaint is ... |
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Benedict Morelli, an attorney for Fox News producer Andrea Mackris speaks at a news conference in New York announcing her law suit against Bill O'Reilly. |
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On his show, Bill O'Reilly observes "You know, if you look at the Cabinet, the Bush Cabinet is more black than any President I can remember," indicating a significant memory loss during the decade of the 1990s. |
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At the Los Angeles Book Exposition, Bill O'Reilly becomes infuriated with Al Franken when he points out that O'Reilly had never won a Peabody Award for his work on Inside Edition and tells him to "Shut Up." |
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Jeremy Glick, who lost his father in the 9/11 tragedy and who signed his name to a full-page anti-war ad published in the New York Times, appears as a guest on the O’Reilly Factor. His unemotional responses and continual statement of facts causes O'Reilly to cut his microphone and, according to Gli ... |
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A Fox News sends a letter to Steve Senti and Alan Sheld of oreilly-sucks.com demanding that all instances of O'Reilly's name be stricken from the web site. The letter is scanned, and posted to the site. |
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Bill O'Reilly tells Kim Gandy, the President of the National Organization for Women. "58% of single mothers are on welfare." Gandy questions the figure and Mr. O'Reilly retorts: "You can't say no, Ms. Gandy. That's the stat. You can't just dismiss it... It's 58%. That's what it is from the federal g ... |
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Bill O'Reilly suggests that if the Afghan government does not extradite Osama bin Laden to the U.S., "the U.S. should bomb the Afghan infrastructure to rubble-- the airport, the power plants, their water facilities, and the roads." |
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The Washington Post reports that Inside Edition never won the Peabody Award, but that Matt Meagher and producer Tim Peek won a Polk award for a piece on predatory insurance fraud. This was more than a year after O'Reilly had left the show. |
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On The O'Reilly Factor, Bill O'Reilly declares: "I anchored a program called Inside Edition, which has won a Peabody Award for investigative reporting." |
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Bill O'Reilly registers to vote as a member of the Republican Party. |
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William James O'Reilly is born in Manhattan and will later live in Westbury, Long Island. |
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