O'Reilly last night on financial industry

He was debating with Cavuto and screaming at the top of his lungs that “this just isn’t right what these guys are doing to people who can’t pay back their loans!”

And then said that there needs to be a “leader” that will step in and tell the industry what they can and cannot do and possibly fire people – in his words: “get them outta there!”

And then he’s like “this isn’t regulation… it’s just watching.” Or something to that effect. Yeah? And what will they do if they see something while watching that they do not like? Regulate and plan, of course.

I can’t remember what Cavuto said, because I couldn’t stomache the conversation… but he did bring up the New Deal. Nothing was getting through to Bill O’Reilly that this was government caused. He was trying to play “fair and balanced” to show how compassionate he is. He’s on the right-wing, but he’s also against free markets! Great!

You changed your name again?

I don’t watch O’Reilly or Cavuto. I just sold my TV yesterday. There is nothing worth watching that isn’t on YouTube or Google Video.

Yeah. I did.

I think that is true about TV. Though the funny thing is that this clip is probably on youtube and gets him more exposure that way. Though, it seems that there is really no on-air meltdown that he can’t recover from professionally. That’s pretty impressive!

But watching O’Reilly make an ass of himself is something which makes owning a TV worthwhile (at least pre-YouTube.)

-Jon

I actually saw the Peikoff and O’Reilly showdown on youtube. Scary stuff.

Murdering 100s of millions of Muslims with nuclear strikes versus the moderate stance of just continuing military operations that murder them in the thousands per month.

Nah. Don’t need TV. I have so many books to read in order to catch up to the smarter fellas here. No time for game shows and pundits.

Yeah, O’Reilly is quite sensible by comparison. I liked the Obama-O’Reilly episode too. Obama tried to out-neocon O’Reilly. A lot of bloodthirsty people out there.

-Jon

I used to watch Bill-O, even read his collumns, until I came across this piece:

It made me wonder how he could possibly be “fair and balanced” if he subscribes to that point of view.

http://www.billoreilly.com/newslettercolumn?pid=21915