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Bill O’Reilly Back On The Sauce ?

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Saw Fox’s Bill O’Reilly interview President Obama before the superbowl.

Looked like O’Reilly had just come off a three day binge.

o’reilly was extremely rude and looked drunk.

As usual, President Obama didn’t fall for o’reilly’s traps and came off like a President and a gentleman which is more than can be said for oreilly.

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    • It’s not an ethnic slur if its supported by empirical evidence.

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      p>Irish people love to drink copious amounts of alcohol.  Quite a few gingers on my mothers side of the family and if they could have a hand removed and a glass attached to the stump, they’d do it.

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      p>Luckily my fiery irish blood has been sufficiently mixed with brooding, calculating german blood.  The result?  Drinking myself into a stupor, but rather than getting into fights I just put myself to bed.  

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      p>There’s got to be science behind it.  

  2. OK. Since I never watch the Super Bowl pregame show, I didn’t see this live. I just watched the youtube clip.

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    p>He could have buttoned the jacket. He could have, should have, sat back in his chair. His makeup – or the lighting – didn’t look great. Butted in a bit when President was answering.

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    p>It was a lame interview; ask question, get answer, blah blah blah, move on. Not particularly informative.

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    p>But extremely rude? Drunk? Three day binge? Not sure I’m looking at the same interview.

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    p>Tense. A bit pushy at times. A little opinionated. But extremely rude? No.

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    p>I’ve only seen internet clips of O’Reilly but  this seemed pretty calm and quiet for him. Frankly, I thought there were a few times went he even tried to be empathetic and friendly; like when they discussed whether the job had changed him.

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    p>And the Irish crack was uncalled for and insulting. Thanks for deleting it.

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  3. He certainly has enough shortcomings to criticize without resorting to making more up.

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    p>I couldn’t find any online accusations of O’Reilly being an alcoholic. If you have even a semi-legitimate link, post it. There’s plenty on his falafel/loofah brouhaha. Nothing on drinking.

    • but you’ll notice criticism from three BMG regulars and a deleted comment (from the post author?) by the editors.

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      p>Don’t know how that stacks up against RMG.

      • The gentleman posted it three times. IT was deleted three times.  And the author’s IP address has been banned.

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        p>We’re usually more tolerant over at RMG but we do have a policy against libel.  Which pretty much all this is, in my humble opinion.

  6. It is refreshing to hear someone, anyone… ask the President some tough/awkward questions. I have no idea what you are talking about concerning O’Rielly. He looked comfortable and relaxed, although you could tell he was trying to get a lot in with very little time.

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    p>I think the PResident came across very well. He seemed relaxed and maybe was reducing the us/them atmosphere which the media loves to permeate on every current event. The President seemed like a person who could sit down and talk to an adversary, even a FOX star like Bill.

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    p>I won’t take the bait of “scoring” this a win/loss, but I will say it was an enjoyable, honest and slightly informative interview and I hope he hangs the olive branch out there more often.

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    p>Something humorous was listening to the pundits babble about their reviews on the interview with Lawrence O’Donnell ready to have a heart attack blaming O’Rielly of interrupting the POTUS 28 times… He’s just jealous!

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