mass murderers. terrorists are mass murderers. could be. bill: i don t know. i mean, i think everybody realizes that calling people racist is a waste of time, nobody buys it anymore. if you are a racist because you are against obama care and the stimulus and the world wide apology tour, if that makes you a racist, what do you call the skin heads who are really racist? well, it just it s passe. nobody is accepting it. bill: i don t think anybody is buying it. they kicked it up now it s terrorists. bye the way, these people don t have an ounce of originality. one person says terrorist and they all jump on. yeah, terrorist. one person says yeah, they are blowing up the economy. yeah, blowing um. it just takes one person and they all it s like birds on a telephone wire. bill: there they are. one bird lands, they all land. one bird takes off, they all take off. bill: we would like you to vote in our bill o reilly.com poll. we are asking what kind of job is speaker boehner
you know, secretary janet th napolitano from homeland security said home grown terrorism is a concern in the u.s. she didn t say islamic terrorism. she said home grown terrorism. a study was released recently that listed domestic terrorist organizations that pose a threat to the united states. so-called islamic jihadists ranked number 11, behind the klu klux klan, behind white supremist groups, behind skin heads and anti-immigration groups. it doesn t mean that people who call themselves muslims who want to attack the u.s. aren t a concern. they are. but the majority of muslim americans, over 90%, love this country. they re helping this country go to any major hospital in this country, you ll find a muslim physician there. muslims are in the fbi, they help with law enforcement. they help with homeland security. i was one of them. we re making positive contributions. these hearings will exacerbate tensions and spread xenophobia
who is arm wrestling a there are been over 127 talk shows who started since i did. so what separated yours and how were you able to rise above, have great programming and draw the audience? because i made a decision in the 90s, i was interviewing skin heads in the ku klux klan we just did that last week. go ahead. and i made a decision there was a moment during a commercial break where one of them said get her. and i made a decision that i was not going to use the platform for anything that i thought would not bring a little piece of light if to people s lives. and i realized that while i think i m interviewing the skin heads and i m showing how egregious they can be, that really i m giving them a voice. and so i made a decision that when i m going to use this platform, i m going to use to give a voice for that which i think can be helpful to people. so that was that made all the difference. at the time, a lot of my
what i said? i showed them the papers and said, what the [ bleep ] is this. mom and dad looked at them and said it was true. i thanked them and left. i was very angry they hadn t told me. i left. took three days off work and drank for three days. i can t imagine what it s like to go from someone who hates jews to someone who is actively jewish, involved in jewish life. i was a nationalist 100%. back then, when we were skin heads, it was about white power. translator: before i found out? we all knew about the holocaust. they were the biggest plague and worst evil of this world. in poland, it was thought this
heard about their story. translator: we met at school when we were 12 or 13. it was the moment when most girls start to be interested in boys. it was love at first sight and it s amazing as i still have the same feeling for him. we were very rebellious youths. i wasn t directly involved in the skin head movement, but i had friends. it s hard for me to talk about it because of decisions one makes that one would not like to remember. i can t be embarrassed because it s my life, but it s not something i m proud of. like many a girl who likes a young man, ola joined his word. skin heads, neo nazis, people who embraced hatred of anyone different. married when they were just 18, a few years later, ola allowed