O'Reilly on Letterman
Once again, this one is pretty old, but this is Bill O'Reilly on David Letterman's show, when Letterman tells Bill O that "I have the feeling about 60 percent of what you say is crap."
posted by Vincent Richards at 7:21 PM
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O'reilly is entertaining.
Update this shit Vince, Guess who?
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