O'Reilly without his make up

[Bucky]

courtesy of Cronus.

[mhr]

1. Scary Scary Scary

eom

[salinen]

2. Now I understand why he's such

a nasty bastard.

[phaseolus]

3. Now you know why I protect myself from the sun in summer

It's bad enough I look like Karl Rove -- it would be a million times worse if I had the O'Reilly pre-melanoma look.

Anyway I'm just glad that I chose not to be an evil bastard...

[ithacan]

4. he's really mad about that photo...

it's on the cover of Franken's Lying Liars book. I love it.

[name not needed]

5. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!

i will have trouble sleeping tonight

[philosophie_en_rose]

6. Are they blotches or wrinkles?

He looks like he was hit in the head with a meat tenderizer. Which could cause either blotches or wrinkly craters.

[Rockholm]

7. Hey, Wasn't he on the HBO show "Carnivale?"

You know, the "Lizard Guy" Separated at birth?

[reprehensor]

8. O'Reilly Bashes Jeremy Glick...again.

http://www.spinsanity.org/post.html?2004_01_04_archive.html#1073700659847073

"During last night's edition of "The O'Reilly Factor" on the Fox News Channel, host Bill O'Reilly again distorted his controversial February 4, 2003 exchange with Jeremy Glick, the son of a man who died in the World Trade Center on Sept. 11. As we have noted before, O'Reilly has repeatedly misquoted Glick in recent months.

During Glick's appearance on the show, which was cut off early by O'Reilly, he said former President George H.W. Bush Sr. and the US government were "responsible" for training and supporting "the parties involved" in the Sept. 11 attacks, a "legacy" he said was "inherited" by President George W. Bush:
Our current president now inherited a legacy from his father and inherited a political legacy that's responsible for training militarily, economically, and situating geopolitically the parties involved in the alleged assassination and the murder of my father and countless of thousands of others.
But in an interview last night with Seattle Post-Intelligencer columnist Joel Connelly, O'Reilly utterly misrepresented these comments, going further than ever before in promoting a fictitious version of what took place. First, he offered this absurd description of Glick's comments:

He came on this program and accused President Bush of knowing about 9/11 and murdering his own father. When I asked him for any evidence to prove that outrageous assertion, as you've just admitted, he not only didn't have any, but filibustered through, alright? And continued to make these wild accusations without any backup, whereupon I told him to shut up and get off the show.
Later, O'Reilly added, "I am not going to let anybody come on this program and accuse the President of the United States of murdering someone without proof and allow him to filibuster."

[Mixxster]

9. This is B.S.

First, let me say that I am opposed to suing for anything and everything. That being said, I wish Jeremy Glick would sue this nitwit. O'Rielly screwed up, he totally lost it and threw Glick off the show. He knows he was wrong and now he is continually lying to try to rationalize his behavior. It is absolutely wrong for O'Reilly to try to redeem himself at the expense of Mr. Glick's reputation.

[grannylib]

10. O'Lielly is one of the bigger frauds around; he misrepresents and lies

almost as much as Annthrax Coulter.

[Lostmessage]

11. Ughhh

:puke:

[Paul Hood]

12. Is that the mixed animal

A-Shwarzenegger inherited from his uncle?

[IUBloomingtonLIBERAL]

13. OReilly

On the factor tonight, O'Reilly had a Freudian slip with a muslim guest. He referred to them as something like "those people" or something like that I forget exactly--extremely funny though

[Th1onein]

14. Looks like O'Lieley is a drunk!

Look at those "wine spots" on his face! OMG!

[mrdmk]

15. This may be off-topic

When is the FCC license for Fox News coming up? When it does come up we need to have a list of comments to append to their license renewal. This may not stop the propaganda, but it may stop the other stations from competing with Fox with the same misinformation.

Just a thought! I am going to check the FCC web site for information on the different audio/video (television) license. There may be distensions between entertainment, news, PBS and etc. But worth looking into.