Part 2 of O'Reilly's TPC...

I was channel surfing last night and clicked on to Fox when Bill O'Reilly's show was on. Granted, I haven't seen Bill O'Reilly in some time, but he seemed to look somewhat gaunt and seemed to have less hair. Does anyone know if he's sick? I really don't care for him or his show, but I don't want him to be sick, either. Has anyone else noticed a change in his appearance, or is it just me? Just curious. ...

Fox News host Bill O’Reilly is supporting military action in Syria and criticizing conservatives “willing to give [Syrian President Bashar] Assad a pass” over distrust for President Barack Obama.... O’Reilly said Obama was “correct” to go to Congress for authorization, and politics shouldn’t prevent conservatives from doing what’s right. Personally, I think Assad should be arrested in the international war criminal court. Why do we never ...

Basically, O'Reilly is saying this problem existed since Bush and Rove is disagreeing with him. But then, Rove was probably too busy diagnosing Hillary Clinton to really read up on the issue. BTW, Republicans just blocked a Veteran's bill 3 months ago. ...

The thread below went way off topic. Our veterans need to be kept in the forefront and treated with dignity. We all know the problems with the VA didn't start overnight. They've been brewing for decades. The issue at hand now is how will the problems be fixed and when? One of things I heard that made the most sense to me was to let the vets seek fee-for-service medical care NOW. The VA has a backlog. Okay, fix that, but in the meantime, let the vets seek care elsewhere and have those ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NcaYKj-sPM&feature=related ...

After watching that interview, I can only say Bill O'Reilly and FOX must be feeling pretty darn good right about now. To think that they hold such sway over America and her people. That's quite the accomplishment! At the same time, it's an elitist insult to Americans. To think that we can't make up our own minds and need FOX news to do it for us. That disgusts me. Also, after everything that has been presented to him for many, many months, the president still cannot admit w ...

He was in Vermont, which is apparently one of the most liberal states in the Union. I haven't laughed this hard in a long, long time. Try to watch the replay. (I guess they don't need or use money there.) ...

Does anyone think there will be the same result? ...

O'Reilly has spent years and years bloviating about all the time he's spent in combat. All this video and audio will be surfacing thanks to Bill-O's little name-calling tirade last night. Should be fun to watch. A nice little "miracle I found it" memo and a little pouty session where O'Reilly plays the poor little victim of the left-wing media meanies does not erase his years and years of claiming to have been in combat in a war zone. Listen to O'Reilly at the link b ...

He was a Clinton man way back then. He sets the record straight on the Romney ad, and back up the welfare reform act that Clinton signed in 1996. Dick Morris explains the 1996 law very well. I will be looking it up for sure, but in the meantime, watch the video. ...

I would love to see this but it's at 8 p.m. It's liable to be a riot (i.e., funny) and I'm so glad half the proceeds will be going to charity. If anyone watches this, can you please post the next day on how you liked it? ...

The Obama presidency isn't over. It's just beginning! Put on your seat belts, it's going to be quite a ride down the tubes. Hope you Democrats enjoy it. ...

Bill O'Reilly--the next Brian Williams-- "If you can't trust a news anchor or commentator, then you are not going to watch that person."--Bill O'Reilly. Nobody from CBS got to the Falklands," says Bob Schieffer. "For us, you were a thousand miles from where the fighting was. So we had some great meals." Given the remote location of the war zone—which included the British territory of South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands, more than 1,400 miles offshore&mdas ...

http://nation.foxnews.com/2015/02/20/bill-oreillys-talking-points-memo-22015-airing-tonight-8pm-et ...

Just as Bill O'Reilly was trying to move on from a dispute over his war stories, the Fox News host suddenly has more questions to answer. This time, the scrutiny is being directed at an account of his investigation into John F. Kennedy's assassination. O'Reilly's telling of it has gone like this: In 1977, Russian-born George de Mohrenschildt, who knew Lee Harvey Oswald, had been contacted by congressional investigators. O'Reilly, a reporter for a Dallas TV station ...

"The only mistake he made was... he shouldn't have settled." Pretty much tells it all. ...

Excerpts from the Washington Post's fact-check on the following: “Here's the truth that the president won't tell you. Of every dollar that you hold in your hands, 70 cents of that dollar that's supposed to go to the poor doesn't. It actually goes to benefit the bureaucrats in Washington, D.C. — 70 cents on the dollar. That's how the president's caring works in practice. So $3 in food stamps for the needy, $7 in salaries and pensions for t ...

If you're not interested in hearing anything related to Fox News, please move on... I watched Bill O'Reilly tonight. At 40 minutes past the hour, Brit Hume blasted Obama like I've never heard. I think a replay may occur at 11 p.m. EST, but not sure. Hume called Obama "unimaginably incompetent" and it escalated from there on a 3-pronged front. I am so flabbergasted. Wow!!! ...

This is a must see. i hope both sides can appreciate the truth here. ...

Goldman Sachs and Citigroup, among others, receive H1N1 vaccinations despite scarcity of vaccine to protect high-risk children. ...

insurance companies et al is the driving force behind all the anti reform misinformation and propaganda out there. Why are they afraid? They have a HUGE financial stake in this bill. When this bill passes, whatever its final form, investigations will be begun to root out corruption and waste in all aspects of healthcare, most significantly the insurance companies. They are also not happy about the new regulations for reining them in, no caps, no dropping people, no r ...

Insurance should cover prescription drugs, such as antibiotics, narcotics, antidepressants (how many here are on THOSE??) and birth control pills. Are birth control pills considered different b/c they're related to sex? Is that what it boils down to? I was put on them at 14 years old by my pediatrician. It wasn't covered; we had to get them at PP. Why wasn't it covered? If I'd had an infection, antibiotics would have been covered. A small percentage ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tf-i3Y5iRYo&feature=youtu.be Piers must be furious. It sure bothers him about the word deported. ...

about a month ago, and the only thing I miss is the guide! Oh, and the Hallmark Channel. I have been watching my primetime shows on my computer on hulu, (not hulu plus, don't want to pay). I still have my little bedroom TV that I leave on while I'm working for another voice in the house but all my favorite shows are gone on TVland and Nick and whatnot, this evening the only thing on is 30 Rock and Brady Bunch and most of the shows on now I don't understand and do ...

Hi again all. I have an update from my post earlier about the job hunt. Well, I just received a phone call from a hospital about 30 miles away that I applied to back in February. This is an in-house full-time MT position, mostly VR, but paid hourly. It would be M-F second shift (3-11 p.m.) with a rotating weekend schedule where I would have to work a Sat/Sun every 12 weeks or so (depending on the rotation). There is a $1.25 shift differential for working nights. Training is a full year to get up ...

If you respond defensively. I will think you protest too much. http://www.teenvogue.com/story/women-white-supremacy-history-america ...

I found this recipe for chocolate chip cookies that I'm dying to try (same site as the mocha cupcakes), but I don't understand this part of the recipe and what I'm supposed to do. Also, it seems like the cookies are going to be HUGE :-) I'll copy the link t the recipe below, just don't understand how to do this part (it sounds easy, but I don't know what they mean about rotating the dough) - (step 4) : Roll a scant 1/4 cup of the dough into a ball ...

Part 2 of O'Reilly's TPC...

O'Reilly's rants are more for the closed-minded. - Still, he IS worth a chuckle or two.

I think a more factual statement would be - sm

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