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Bill O'Reilly criticized Christiane Amanpour, claiming she only apologized for her Israel-Hamas comments to get her paycheck, after she retracted her earlier statement comparing the treatment of Israeli hostages and Gazan civilians.
Bill O'Reilly criticized Christiane Amanpour, suggesting her apology for comments on Israel-Hamas was motivated by financial reasons, amid a broader media controversy over her remarks about the treatment of hostages and Gazans during the conflict.
Jon Stewart and Bill O'Reilly, old rivals from their late-night show days, reunited on "The Daily Show" to discuss political polarization and recent events, including an assassination attempt on Donald Trump. The episode, which did not address past sexual harassment allegations against O'Reilly, sparked criticism online. The two exchanged jibes and debated various political issues, highlighting their long-standing contentious relationship.
During a "Daily Show" interview, Jon Stewart walked off laughing after Bill O'Reilly claimed Trump would be ahead of Biden by 25% in polls if not for January 6, citing high inflation and other economic issues under Biden. Stewart countered with global pandemic impacts and Trump's deficit spending, leading to a humorous moment when O'Reilly admitted he didn't know the answer to Stewart's question. The interview will continue on Stewart's podcast, "The Weekly Show."
Former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly reunited with Jon Stewart on "The Daily Show" for the first time since 2014, discussing topics including the assassination attempt against Donald Trump and President Joe Biden's administration.
Jon Stewart returned to "The Daily Show" for a special episode amid heightened security at the Republican National Convention following an attempt on Donald Trump's life. The highlight was Stewart's humorous and contentious interview with former Fox host Bill O'Reilly, who acknowledged their history of disagreements and attempted to criticize the Biden administration.
Jon Stewart and Bill O'Reilly reunited on "The Daily Show" after a decade, continuing their tradition of spirited debate. They discussed the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump, with O'Reilly calling for calm and Stewart critiquing the media's reaction. The pair, known for their contrasting viewpoints, maintained a friendly yet confrontational dynamic.
Bill O'Reilly told Jon Stewart on The Daily Show that Donald Trump isn't leading Joe Biden by 25 points in the polls due to his involvement in the January 6 riots. O'Reilly, who was fired from Fox News in 2017 over sexual harassment claims, argued that Trump's actions on January 6 have haunted him, while Stewart questioned if political factions could ever tone down their extreme beliefs. The interview also touched on Biden's record, with O'Reilly criticizing inflation under his tenure.
Jon Stewart returned to The Daily Show to address the cancellation of their live shows at the Republican National Convention due to increased security following an assassination attempt. The show covered various RNC events, including speeches by Senator Ron Johnson and Teamster President Sean O’Brien, and paid tribute to a firefighter killed at a Trump rally. The episode also featured Bill O'Reilly, marking his first appearance since 2015, where he called for unity and criticized the Left's rhetoric.
Former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly criticized the temporary removal of his books, "Killing Jesus: A History" and "Killing Reagan: The Violent Assault That Changed a Presidency," from a Florida school district, calling it "absurd" and "preposterous." The removal is part of an investigation to ensure compliance with new legislation signed by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, aiming to limit materials alleged to contain pornography or obscene depictions of sexual conduct in schools. O'Reilly supports the theme of the law but believes the wording needs to be tightened, and he plans to investigate the decision-makers behind the removal.
Tucker Carlson is the latest nightly news host to leave his network, joining a list of others who have continued their careers elsewhere with mixed results. Bill O'Reilly hosts a political opinion podcast and runs a news and commentary website, while Glenn Beck has his own online news venture and hosts a radio show and podcast. Chris Cuomo now hosts "CUOMO" on NewsNation, a subscription television news network, after being fired from CNN amid an inquiry into his efforts to help his brother navigate sexual harassment accusations.