BILL O'REILLY (HOST): Hillary Clinton has a larger problem. And that is a kind of personality quirk. We saw that the day after last week's debate.



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O'REILLY: Now, that looked an awful lot like gloating, which politicians can do to some extent, but it doesn't really help in the personality arena.



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O'REILLY: Mr. Woodward nails it. If Hillary Clinton wants to be president, she needs to back away from “It's all about me,” and make it “all about us.” Again, the only way to do that is to speak directly to the folks.

Previously:



Chris Wallace And Bob Woodward Agree Clinton Was “Gloating” After Debate

CNN Senior Washington Correspondent: Clinton Campaign Has Been Accused Of “Gloating” And “Running A Victory Lap” Following The Debate



O'Reilly Thinks “Trump May Make [Clinton] Cry” During The Debate