http://mediamatters.org/blog/2014/01/30/will-oreilly-let-obama-actually-answer-the-ques/197835
Tapped to interview President Barack Obama on Super Bowl Sunday, professionally hostile Fox News host Bill O'Reilly insists he's deeply interested in what the president has to say. "We do want to hear his side," O'Reilly said last week. "I think that's the key thing. I'm genuinely interested in hearing his response to my questions."If the Fox host wants to pay attention to Obama's comments, maybe he'll let the president actually answer his questions this year? In 2011, the last time O'Reilly sat down to interview Obama for a Super Bowl telecast, the host famously interrupted Obama.A lot.
deja vu all over again, the Fox guy is wringing his hands and licking his lips he thinks he is going to expose that which the rest of the headhunters couldn't unbeknownst to him it's all fairy tales non of the fantasy stories are true they are like his made up.
he also considers himself to be smarter than Pres. but we know the truth. he'll undoubtedly try to create suspicion for the "folks" to feed on after all he's looking out for them.
He cut the president off, constantly interjected comments, and redirected the interview midstream. O'Reilly often asked Obama questions that required complicated answers and then jumped in with new ones after giving Obama just a few seconds to answer the first query.It seemed like he didn't want the president finish a sentence. O'Reilly kept up the constant stream of interruptions even when the interview shifted towards non-combative topics, such as the pending Super Bowl. (O'Reilly: "You know blitzes and coverage and all that?")
now he will parade around pompous as usual and brag on his skill and what he will extract from Pres., reasonable people will see his trying to out maneuver Pres. but the only way to even come close to that is to follow the last script and be the republican conversation domineering bloviator he is leaving us with the same opinion of him as we had all the long.
now he will try and come off as a good interviewer but the colors will shine through he will not be satisfied with a "fair and balance" interview no flash.
