Bill O'Reilly: "couldn't hear a word Rep. Maxine Waters said because of her 'James Brown wig."
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Typical CAC response
so what WE gonna do about it?
Case if WE said that sh*t about their pioneers?
It would be hell on earth right?
Case if WE said that sh*t about their pioneers?
It would be hell on earth right?
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Just remember: these racist fucks wouldn't see the light of day if they didn't pull viewers. Lots and lots of white people support their ideas while they still smile in your face. We need to focus on the evidence and stop falling for the sleight of hand. All these racist congressmen, judges, district attorneys; they're all ELECTED. That means they were chosen by the same people who watch the o'reillys of the world. That tells you what they really think of us.
hes a closet fag, what grown dude, is concerned about
a womans hair when it comes to politics or business...
thats some fag shit....
him and the other little cockaroach of a host are some
true bitches for real, I wouldnt be surprised if they wore
panties under their suits..
how folks take these clowns seriously is beyone mind fuckin boggling...
the woman is almost eighty years old and they talkin about her hair...
pathetically fuckn disgusting and lack of respect for our elders...
she is doing damn great for her age and should be respected for it...
she looks better for her age then billy o really looks for his..
ol wife beating losing his children because of domestic abuse closet faggot
a womans hair when it comes to politics or business...
thats some fag shit....
him and the other little cockaroach of a host are some
true bitches for real, I wouldnt be surprised if they wore
panties under their suits..
how folks take these clowns seriously is beyone mind fuckin boggling...
the woman is almost eighty years old and they talkin about her hair...
pathetically fuckn disgusting and lack of respect for our elders...
she is doing damn great for her age and should be respected for it...
she looks better for her age then billy o really looks for his..
ol wife beating losing his children because of domestic abuse closet faggot
This is the prick that was preaching family togetherness but had his children taken away.
Besides the racist wig comment, look at him mocking her while she is speaking and raising his black power fist saying "right on". What a piece of shit.
*pages Rah Digga*
Don't forget the beating of his wife.
Maxine can handle her own against the likes of him and his ilk. He would not say that to her in a conversation because she would spit roast him on the spot. Typical cac male behavior, no different from Rushing Limpballs(Rush Limbaugh) telling a caller to take the bone out of their nose.
Typical...
when they can't attack the message, they attack the messenger
when they can't attack the message, they attack the messenger
^^^^^^
Trump and this administration have made all CACs brave.
They will go on air soon and call her a Mammy... and no one will do a thing about it
They will go on air soon and call her a Mammy... and no one will do a thing about it
I love her
These people are really out of control now. I think the Bill's and Sean's of the world should have been put down, but for some reason they're allowed to keep going.
Bill O'Reilly apologizes after making racially charged joke about congresswoman
In a statement Tuesday afternoon, O'Reilly expressed regret for the remarks.
"As I have said many times, I respect Congresswoman Maxine Waters for being sincere in her beliefs," he said. "I said that again today on Fox & Friends calling her 'old school.' Unfortunately, I also made a jest about her hair which was dumb. I apologize."
The top rated host on cable news, O'Reilly actually drew some pushback before he even left the "Fox & Friends" set.
While one of the program's male co-hosts, Brian Kilmeade, laughed heartily at O'Reilly's comment, the lone female host -- Ainsley Earhardt -- stepped in to back Waters.
"I have to defend her on that," Earhardt said. "You can't go after a woman's looks. I think she's very attractive."
"I didn't say she wasn't attractive," O'Reilly said. "I love James Brown. But it's the same hair!"
He later called Waters a "sincere individual" and said she should be commended for speaking her mind.
"Whatever she says she believes," O'Reilly said. "She's not a phony, and that's old school."
Related: The Wall Street Journal and Trump: a history of hostility
The congresswoman's office declined to comment.
As clips of O'Reilly's remarks made the rounds online, some media watchdogs noted that Waters found herself on the receiving end of another racially charged remark from a different Fox News personality years earlier.
In 2012, Fox host Eric Bolling said that Waters should "step away from the crack pipe."
O'Reilly himself has faced charges of racism and sexism in the past. And in his bid for laughs, he has been known to crack wise about the physical appearance of some high-profile women.
At a comedy program in Long Island in 2015, O'Reilly made fun of the weight of both Rosie O'Donnell and Hillary Clinton.
In his joke about the former secretary of state, O'Reilly imagined a farcical scenario wherein the Clinton Foundation was forced to return thousands of pantsuits to the Chinese government.
"We don't want them back,'" O'Reilly said, adopting a fake Chinese accent. "'They don't fit anyone here in this country.'"
http://money.cnn.com/2017/03/28/media/bill-oreilly-maxine-waters/
In a statement Tuesday afternoon, O'Reilly expressed regret for the remarks.
"As I have said many times, I respect Congresswoman Maxine Waters for being sincere in her beliefs," he said. "I said that again today on Fox & Friends calling her 'old school.' Unfortunately, I also made a jest about her hair which was dumb. I apologize."
The top rated host on cable news, O'Reilly actually drew some pushback before he even left the "Fox & Friends" set.
While one of the program's male co-hosts, Brian Kilmeade, laughed heartily at O'Reilly's comment, the lone female host -- Ainsley Earhardt -- stepped in to back Waters.
"I have to defend her on that," Earhardt said. "You can't go after a woman's looks. I think she's very attractive."
"I didn't say she wasn't attractive," O'Reilly said. "I love James Brown. But it's the same hair!"
He later called Waters a "sincere individual" and said she should be commended for speaking her mind.
"Whatever she says she believes," O'Reilly said. "She's not a phony, and that's old school."
Related: The Wall Street Journal and Trump: a history of hostility
The congresswoman's office declined to comment.
As clips of O'Reilly's remarks made the rounds online, some media watchdogs noted that Waters found herself on the receiving end of another racially charged remark from a different Fox News personality years earlier.
In 2012, Fox host Eric Bolling said that Waters should "step away from the crack pipe."
O'Reilly himself has faced charges of racism and sexism in the past. And in his bid for laughs, he has been known to crack wise about the physical appearance of some high-profile women.
At a comedy program in Long Island in 2015, O'Reilly made fun of the weight of both Rosie O'Donnell and Hillary Clinton.
In his joke about the former secretary of state, O'Reilly imagined a farcical scenario wherein the Clinton Foundation was forced to return thousands of pantsuits to the Chinese government.
"We don't want them back,'" O'Reilly said, adopting a fake Chinese accent. "'They don't fit anyone here in this country.'"
http://money.cnn.com/2017/03/28/media/bill-oreilly-maxine-waters/
I have NO IDEA why they been able to survive this long...
you think we could have at least organized against such an open and obvious enemy.
I've always wondered about this. It's like we start a thing but we never see it to the end. Between all the races and cultures they've spoken against they (Fox) are able to stand strong and keep ratings.
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