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Showing posts with label bill o'reilly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bill o'reilly. Show all posts
Sunday, February 13, 2011
"SNL Mocks Bill O’Reilly’s Interview WIth President Obama Before The Super Bowl" (video)
NBC-SNL, video (05:10).
Howie P.S.: As I have opined previously, some of our best political commentary in the U.S. comes wrapped up in a joke box. The headline is courtesy of MOXNEWSdotcom.
Monday, February 07, 2011
"The Obama/O’Reilly Super Bowl Interview With No Questions Out Of Bounds" (with video)
MEDIAite, with video (14:23):
The much anticipated encounter between the leader of the free world, President Obama and the highest rated cable news host, Fox News Channel titan Bill O’Reilly took place and no subject was off limits. For the first half of the interview, the conversation between Obama and O’Reilly was slightly contentious on the topics of Egypt and healthcare reform, yet in the second half of the interview O’Reilly encouraged Obama to be introspective and analyze what was the worst part about being President and how the office has changed him personally.Howie P.S.: Good news from FAUX News for pesky progressives: "O'Reilly Obama Interview Shows That President Still Hasn't Changed Course." By that they mean he's still an income-redistributing, marxist, socialist (whatever).
Obama and O’Reilly seemed to enjoy themselves throughout the live discussion, even during moments of disagreement. Most surprising though was O’Reilly’s announcement that today’s fifteen minute interview is only the beginning, as O’Reilly announced that Obama agreed to answer additional questions that will be shown on tomorrow night’s The O’Reilly Factor on the Fox News Channel. Given how loose and comfortable Obama looked here, even despite O’Reilly’s occasional interruption to keep the President’s answers more brief than usual, it seems likely that many viewers will eagerly anticipate the next part of this showdown.
Sunday, February 06, 2011
"What to expect from Bill O’Reilly’s Super Bowl interview of President Obama"
Ryan Witt (Political Buzz Examiner)The Super Bowl is certainly the most anticipated event of the day for most Americans, but the true political junkies among us will also be anxious to see a pre-Super Bowl interview between Bill O’Reilly and President Obama. The Obama administration clearly granted the interview to O’Reilly on this date to try and draw a large audience. The interview will air live anywhere from 4:30-5:00 pm EST during the pre-game coverage and is expected to last about 15 minutes. While both sides have not released any further details, we can make some fairly educated guesses on what the question and answer period will look like. MORE...
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