Despite "excellent question" from a "kid[]," O'Reilly did not acknowledge falsehood in his book

SUMMARY: On The O'Reilly Factor, Bill O'Reilly was challenged by one of the "kids" who reportedly sent him mail "over the holiday," who asked him: "[I]n the first sentence of Chapter Three [in Kids Are Americans Too] you say the Constitution guarantees 'life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.' Isn't that from the Declaration of Independence?" While O'Reilly praised the writer for asking an "excellent question," he did not acknowledge the false suggestion in his book that the phrase appears in the Constitution.

Comments