Video- O'Reilly on critiques of Obama response to oil spill: "What could he have done? ... This is insane"

Wow, Fox is being really schizophrenic lately. First the "All-Star Panel" and now O'Reilly?

Video- The Daily Show: Bernie Goldberg Fires Back

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F'ng brilliant.

VIDEOS: Fox News caught in a lie... again

By GottaLaff

When will the ClusterFoxers realize there are ways to reproduce and archive their lies?

After Sen. Tom Coburn (R-OK) told a town hall audience that they shouldn't believe everything they hear on Fox News, Bill O'Reilly had Coburn on his show to reprimand him for wrongly using Fox as a "whipping boy." [...]

Props to TPM's former video editor Ben Craw for putting together this reel over at Huffington Post:

Oops.

Of course, Keith Olbermann had a thing or two to add:

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Video- Bill O'Reilly Slams Coburn For Criticizing Fox News

Heh, Media Matters compiled a pretty long list of people on Fox saying exactly what Billo says they didn't.

Video- Bill O'Reilly Demands That You Treat Al Franken With Respect

Wow, just wow.

Bill O'Reilly to Pay Court Costs of Fallen Marine's Father

By GottaLaff



I'm relieved that the soldier's family doesn't have to come up with the money to pay those creeps, but I can't help but wonder what Bill-O the Clown is getting out of this (other than badly needed positive press):

Newsmax reports FNC's Bill O'Reilly will pay the legal fees for the father of a fallen U.S. Marine who sued members of the Westboro Baptist Church who picketed his son's funeral.

This is not the face of a do-gooder:

Video- Bill O'Reilly vs. Rep. Anthony Weiner On Federal Government 'Power Grab'

Poor Anthony. How many times can you say it's not true before dumbass O'Reilly understands?

O'Reilly Factor 12th most viewed cable show

Funny, I never hear of O'Reilly touting these numbers. Even Burn Notice gets more eyes. Kind of puts it in perspective, especially with network news routinely getting over 8 mil a show.

Rankings for the top 15 programs on cable networks as compiled by the Nielsen Co. for the week of March 1-7. Day and start time (EST) are in parentheses:

1. "Hannah Montana" (Sunday, 7:30 p.m.), Disney, 4 million homes, 6.31 million viewers.

2. "Pawn Stars" (Monday, 10:30 p.m.), History, 3.86 million homes, 5.34 million viewers.

3. "WWE Raw" (Monday, 10 p.m.), USA, 3.74 million homes, 5.52 million viewers.

4. "WWE Raw" (Monday, 9 p.m.), USA, 3.53 million homes, 5.11 million viewers.

5. "Pawn Stars" (Monday, 10 p.m.), History, 3.52 million homes, 4.93 million viewers.

6. "ICarly" (Friday, 8 p.m.), Nickelodeon, 3.5 million homes, 5.33 million viewers.

7. "NCIS" (Sunday, 7 p.m.), USA, 3.43 million homes, 4.8 million viewers.

8. "SpongeBob SquarePants" (Saturday, 9:30 a.m.), Nickelodeon, 3.37 million homes, 4.51 million viewers.

9. "Burn Notice" (Thursday, 10 p.m.), USA, 3.14 million homes, 4.32 million viewers.

10. "NCIS" (Sunday, 8 p.m.), USA, 3.09 million homes, 4.25 million viewers.

11. "NCIS" (Sunday, 6 p.m.), USA, 3.04 million homes, 4.08 million viewers.

12. "The O'Reilly Factor" (Monday, 8 p.m.), Fox News Channel, 3.01 million homes, 4.02 million viewers.

13. "SpongeBob SquarePants" (Saturday, 9 a.m.), Nickelodeon, 2.97 million homes, 3.91 million viewers.

14. "Penguins of Madagascar" (Saturday, 10 a.m.), Nickelodeon, 2.956 million homes, 3.99 million viewers.

15. "ICarly" (Saturday, 12 p.m.), Nickelodeon, 2.955 million homes, 4.14 million viewers.

Video- Dennis Miller: Biden is not Catholic, ashes on forehead are where Obama "puts his smokes out"

Okay, I'm really a hard sell when it comes to humor, but is this funny and I'm just not getting it?

Video- Politico's VandeHei criticizes Fox's Sammon for saying mainstram media hates the tea parties

Amazing how these journalists fight the good fight when the lie is about them. No other lies exist.

VIDEO: Entire unedited Bill O'Reilly/Jon Stewart Interview

By GottaLaff

Here 'tis in full:




H/t: Broadway Carl

VIDEO: Bill O'Reilly Interviews Jon Stewart - Conclusion 2/04/2010

By GottaLaff

Bill-Ew the Clown concludes his interview with Jon Stewart:



You can watch the first part of the interview from the previous day is here.

Video- Dick Morris reacts to fatal Florida shark attack: "Not only gotta be afraid of Obama, but of sharks, too?"

They have gone full circle and are actually a parody of themselves.

VIDEO- FOX's Bill O'Reilly Interviews Jon Stewart - 02/03/10

By GottaLaff

I refuse to watch ClusterFox, but luckily, someone did it for me:





H/t: Hippie_Cyndi

Jon Stewart will be on Bill O'Reilly's show Wednesday, Thursday

By GottaLaff

I never, but never, watch ClusterFox. However, I will watch a YouTube of this:

Stewart, host of The Daily Show, will be interviewed by Bill O'Reilly at his Fox News studio tomorrow. The chat will air in two parts: tomorrow night and Thursday night.

He hasn't been on Bill-O the Clown's show in 6 years. For good reason.

I hope this will be one of those times that Jon Stewart doesn't go all polite and deferential on us. As I recall from Bill-O's visit to The Daily Show, the two get along pretty well.

Here's the 2004 episode, which was benign enough, probably because that was then (The Daily Show was 6 years younger), and besides, Stewart was selling a book at the time and may have wanted to play it safe:

Video- O'Reilly: If researchers "need a bigger sample" of blonde women, "come to Fox News"

Good place for low iq's too.

CNN does it right in Haiti. Fox on the other hand...

By GottaLaff

James Rainey over at the L.A. Times has a piece out that reflects the mood of the Twitterverse specifically, and most of us here at TPC generally, meaning: ClusterFox is not a news network, and when it comes to Haiti coverage, CNN wins:

CNN's determination to stick with the news stands in stark contrast to its competitors, particularly Fox News, that in prime time have increasingly been committed to building their brands with political commentary over straight reporting.

And by political commentary he means propaganda.

When critics accuse Fox of being a tool of the conservative political movement, the company's executives counter that they deliver serious news during much of the day.

And by serious news they mean propaganda.

But its prime-time headliners expose the values of the entire operation, and this week they've given abysmally short shrift to the biggest crisis in the world.

Why dwell on one of our closest hemispheric neighbors in its hour of dire need, when -- like both Sean Hannity and Glenn Beck -- you can conduct prolonged, frothy promotional interviews with Fox's newest contributor, Sarah Palin?

Why focus on all that misery, if, like Hannity on Wednesday, you can engage conservative virago Michelle Malkin in a soaring conversation about the Obama administration's "culture of corruption."

Virago. Excellent word. Mental note: Remember the word "virago" and use it often.

Bill O'Reilly played his no-Haiti card too, managing a gripping discussion Wednesday with Bo Derek about the threat to the West's wild horses.

Bill-O is limited that way. See Interview: Palin, Sarah.

[MSNBC] dedicated more than two hours to the quake in its three major prime-time shows, compared with less than seven minutes presented by Fox's biggest stars Wednesday night, according to the liberal media watchdog, Media Matters. [...]

No matter how much CNN succeeded in delivering the story, it will never make me stomach the self-promotion that it and other outlets insist on weaving throughout their coverage.

Now we're talkin'. TBPNTOTV!!!* is notorious for that, or I wouldn't have spent all that time and effort mocking them.

Can we please get through an hour without heaping praise on our correspondents' valor (however real it may be)? Maybe Gupta can't be stopped from playing both reporter and doctor (he is a neurosurgeon, after all), but how many times are we going to have to watch that video of the good doctor bandaging the head of a 15-day-old girl?

Well, now you're being harsh. Everyone knows that Gupta thrives on camera time. Of course, saying he's into health issues is stating the obvious. His own health and well-being would suffer if he were forced into reduced exposure on the Tee Vee Machine. In fact, for Sanjay, being on air is a pre-existing condition. It's common knowledge that he is covered under a Cadillac plan for that very thing.

Good thing he can afford it.

This was a longish piece, which you can read in its entirety here. And seriously, congratulations to CNN for doing what its name says it should do, cover the news.

*THE BEST POLITICAL NEWS TEAM ON TELEVISION!!!

Video- O'Reilly on poll that shows Americans approve of Obama's attack response: "I don't believe that for a second"

Their own reality.

Video- Part 1: Sarah Palin Debuts As Fox News Contributor On "The O'Reilly Factor" - 01/12/10

You know you're curious. I found her oddly flat and not that interesting.

MUST-SEE VIDEO: Keith Olbermann blasts the Foxers

By GottaLaff

On fire:

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