Bill O'Reilly warned his viewers not to believe anything they see on “partisan-driven” television while striking back at frenemy Jon Stewart for mocking his Ferguson coverage.
“When you hear something on a partisan-driven program, do not believe it,” O'Reilly said during his “Tip of the Day” segment (above) on Wednesday. “Don't believe this stuff. Distortions are how some people make a living. Stewart's going for the laugh, he doesn't really care if it's true or not.”
Bilo in his own self centered way is advising his listeners "the folks", to not listen to him this is like his buddy Glen Beck when he told his followers "if you believe what I say is gospel you're crazy" paraphrased, and still both of their flocks are still there whinning at the trough waiti9ng for them to toss more red meat.
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O'Reilly's defense came after Stewart used a clip of the Fox News opinion host saying he was furious at how the media is covering the death of 18-year-old Michael Brown and how others are reacting to it.
The joke was that O'Reilly cut his vacation short to rant about his issues with the coverage, as opposed to the issue itself. O'Reilly, however, made sure to show viewers that he did go on the record to condemn the excessive violence a Ferguson police officer used against Brown.
he was assuring "the folks" he was still a hater and wa on the homicidal cops side, having 19 DINO's on a show that occasionally says something about the Progressives makes them right wing show commentators.
“Ahhhh, but Stewart distorts the issue,” O'Reilly said. “And he has been known to do that.”
Fake news shows will do that from time to time.
Stewart does it for comedy truth affect, Bilo calls himself a serious news person, big difference actually not because O'Reilly is almost as funny as Stewart, re read this article and have a good laugh.
