Bill O'Reilly Loses his mind, what he had

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Bill O'Reilly Loses his mind, what he had

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It's scary when Geraldo Rivera is the voice of reason! :lol:
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I was going to post this very clip just a minute ago... you beat me to it - haha

I wonder of O'Reilly would appreciate knowing that that the law he's proposing has long been active in Saudi Arabia of all places?
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wow :lol:
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Illegal aliens ARE deported if they commit a crime...misdemeanor or felony. However, if they are here legally (but not citizens) they are not deported. They need to learn what they are talking about.
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Someone should top that prick and be done with it. Would cut down on pollution.
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I remember the good old days when Geraldo was a legitimate investigative reporter ... unfortunately he'll never be able to do that again.

O'Reilly's a prick.
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I can't believe I'm saying this: I agree with Geraldo.

The term "legitimate investigative reporter" however strikes me as paradoxical. Maybe he's actually done some quality reporting that I'm not aware of, but isn't he infamous for making a big deal about opening Al Capone's vault to find it empty? The term "investigative reporter" makes me think about those guys standing out in gale winds giving banal reports about how strong the wind is.

Maybe he still has a future in serious journalism, but (from what I've seen) it would be a first for him...

That said, he's 1000 times the reporter O'Reilly is. "Shut Up" does not win the argument, no matter how big a dick you are.
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major.tom wrote:I can't believe I'm saying this: I agree with Geraldo.

The term "legitimate investigative reporter" however strikes me as paradoxical. Maybe he's actually done some quality reporting that I'm not aware of, but isn't he infamous for making a big deal about opening Al Capone's vault to find it empty? The term "investigative reporter" makes me think about those guys standing out in gale winds giving banal reports about how strong the wind is.
That's when he jumped the shark. He honestly did have a good career before that.
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major.tom wrote:I can't believe I'm saying this: I agree with Geraldo.

The term "legitimate investigative reporter" however strikes me as paradoxical. Maybe he's actually done some quality reporting that I'm not aware of, but isn't he infamous for making a big deal about opening Al Capone's vault to find it empty? The term "investigative reporter" makes me think about those guys standing out in gale winds giving banal reports about how strong the wind is.

Maybe he still has a future in serious journalism, but (from what I've seen) it would be a first for him...

That said, he's 1000 times the reporter O'Reilly is. "Shut Up" does not win the argument, no matter how big a dick you are.
I was shocked to find myself agreeing with Geraldo as well. That's something I never thought would happen as he's not someone I've ever taken seriously. He did a brilliant job at trying to shut that good for nothing skinbag up and wasn't about to let him away with the usual shite he spews out. Good on him.
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Skylace wrote:That's when he jumped the shark. He honestly did have a good career before that.
I like that metaphor. Did you know there's a website dedicated to it?

[web]https://jumpingtheshark.com/index.jspa[/web]
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major.tom wrote:
Skylace wrote:That's when he jumped the shark. He honestly did have a good career before that.
I like that metaphor. Did you know there's a website dedicated to it?
Yes and there are quite a few books on it as well :)
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Post by Marcella-FL »

back in the 70's & early 80's he was on 20/20 ... I remember looking forward to his reports every week because they were interesting and he was different than the other reporters you saw. His report on the Guardian Angels was the first time I heard about that group. I think he is viewed as cheesy now because there are alot of "GONZO" journalists out there now ...
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