we also have the president of the council on foreign relations and birthday boy oh, exciting for me. wasn t it your birthday recently? july. somebody in my town was buying you a birthday present. birthday boy. not by a day, not by a week, but a season. why was someone buying you a piece of art? because i m a deserving person. richard hath, personal friend of mine. anyway. interesting. you know, mika, a lot of time. you also got off month, off season. well, happy birthday, belated. thank you. have a nice thanksgiving. yeah. exactly. happy new year. that s really weird. no, it s really sad. it s interesting. a lot of times the u.n. comes together, nothing happens.
collapsed, when you to there to grieve quietly, i don t want to hear people screaming at each other and if i were there. where goldberg made her mistake was she doesn t have time to listen to both sides. she should take time. this is a very important discussion. maybe we should have her here. bill: she is coming in here, i understand. she has a book why bill o reilly is terrific. no, it s not? that s not the name of it? i thought it was why bill o reilly is terrific by whoopi goldberg. that s not the book? she ll be here anyway to tell us what the book is. happy birthday, belated. bill: another jon stewart o reilly exposition. don t you love that picture? oh yeah. okay, stewart, you ll get yours. moments away. host: could switching to geico really save you 15% or more on car insurance?
collapsed, when you to there to grieve quietly, i don t want to hear people screaming at each other and if i were there. where goldberg made her mistake was she doesn t have time to listen to both sides. she should take time. this is a very important discussion. maybe we should have her here. bill: she is coming in here, i understand. she has a book why bill o reilly is terrific. no, it s not? that s not the name of it? i thought it was why bill o reilly is terrific by whoopi goldberg. that s not the book? she ll be here anyway to tell us what the book is. happy birthday, belated. bill: another jon stewart o reilly exposition. don t you love that picture? oh yeah. when i had my heart attack, i couldn t believe it.
collapsed, when you to there to grieve quietly, i don t want to hear people screaming at each other and if i were there. where goldberg made her mistake was she doesn t have time to listen to both sides. she should take time. this is a very important discussion. maybe we should have her here. bill: she is coming in here, i understand. she has a book why bill o reilly is terrific. no, it s not? that s not the name of it? i thought it was why bill o reilly is terrific by whoopi goldberg. that s not the book? she ll be here anyway to tell us what the book is. happy birthday, belated. bill: another jon stewart o reilly exposition. don t you love that picture? oh yeah. [ male announcer ] it s luxury with fire in its veins. bold. daring. capable of moving your soul. and that s even before you drop your foot on the pedal.
was on fox on many programs day after day. but bill then jumps to the conclusion, can you imagine that, that i think the story is bogus or phony or illegitimate. not true. i think it s an actual news story and i said the new york times and washington post each published a belated article on the controversy. belated. they were too slow. the question isn t whether there should be any coverage of a former justice official s charge but the case was tainted by racial politics. it s how much coverage is too much or too overheated. in fact i haven t been shy about saying the mainstream media have avoided and made mistakes in avoiding some stories unearthed by fox. when glenn beck was pounding away at inflammatory statements by van jones i wrote in my washington post column there was little question traditional media had botched the story by the time they caught up, jones had resigned. last week there was o reilly bringing up a column published that sunday morning by the washington po