Bernie Goldberg calls out "several people on this network" who compare Obama to Hitler and his health care policies to fascism
August 19, 2009 8:43 pm ET
From the August 19th edition of Fox News' The O'Reilly Factor:
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Glad to see O'Racist just stated that facts and reality are concepts of the Left because David Gregory told the 100% truth. Pwned.
And Bernie Goldberg... wow! I think some of these right wingers who are not totally devoid of either sanity or a conscience are beginning to see the monster that their irresponsible and dihonest rabble rousing has created. They see that violence could break out at any time at one of these events and things are going to get very, very ugly. They understand how crazy these tea-baggers really are. Maybe Goldberg is just trying to keep a clear conscience...a rarity indeed.
And speaking of ratings, I gave you a thumbs up Irony.
sarcasm, i presume? :)
and this isnt including segments where he talks about himself and his esteemed popularity. the man is a walking ego balloon that keeps getting bigger.
its people like billo that make ratings such a big deal for their viewers so they dont have to care about actual journalism and accurate reporting. and this is the moron who claimed the ratings were rigged. now he brags about them when hes doing well. so who knows that they arent rigged right now, too?
He does so to make his lowly teabagging viewers feel good about themselves. They are inbred, uneducated, a permanent minority, and spend their sad lives worship drugbaugh and Faux. Their only reason for living is to give faux "ratings".
And then the poor little baby, who had no insurance, cried out to his reichpublican friends to pay for his health care because the current system wouldn't cover him. Such delicious irony!
you mean the african american man who got up afterwards, walked away with no obvious injuries and was later seen sitting on a wheel chair with some kind of strap on his leg? yes, what a malicious beating that was. he must enjoy being pitied.
It's 7 AM on Thursday morning and you've got 11 thumbs down votes and no thumbs ups.
BTW, there was no incident with "black panthers" standing outside voting places with weapons in their hands. This was debunked long ago, but I'm sure you didn't hear about that on Fox. As for the SEIU "thugs," the jury is out on that. The video didn't actually show an attack and the guy who was supposedly attacked? Well, his story has been debunked also. He did have insurance, he really wasn't hurt and he is still collecting money for the medical bills he doesn't have.
Try EXPANDING your horizons, you might actually learn that there is a world outside Bill O'Reilly worship.
http://www.hyscience.com/archives/2008/11/black_panthers.php
The Black Panther with the nightstick was escorted away by the police. According to Fox News, the remaining member denied all reports, and even when shown the video tape he said, "I don't know what ya crackas talking about."[14][15]
On January 7, 2009, the United States Department of Justice filed a civil suit against the New Black Panther Party and three of its members relating to the incident that occurred at the Philadelphia polling place during the 2008 election. The suit seeks an injunction preventing further violations of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. The suit accuses members Minister King Samir Shabazz and Jerry Jackson of being outside a polling location wearing the uniform of the New Black Panther Party for Self-Defense, and that Shabazz repeatedly brandished a police-style baton weapon.[16] On May 15, 2009, the DOJ, having obtained an injunction against the defendant who had carried the weapon, dropped the suit against the remaining defendants, against the advice of its prosecutors who had worked on the case.[17]"
As for actual voter intimidation or vote-preventing, I can't say I see any evidence there. Other than the police escorting the one guy, no other "incident" really occurred.
also, notice that oreilly hardly ever says that people like this are lying, he just claims they are "far left" or "librul", which is somehow a sin in his world.
good job by goldberg (surprisingly) to be sensible for once and go after fox's lying. i was expecting oreilly to yell over him at that point. he usually just blathers on and agrees with oreilly's nutty paranoia.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRJ1oyhTZAQ
Oh that's right, he is allowed. I forgot.
yes, looking at those, oreilly's behavior is very professional, isnt it? and you are comparing all the years of o'reilly doing that to a few times that lawrence o'donnell did it? its apples and oranges, my friend.