O'Reilly Pwned on drugs
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In this classic O'Reilly Factor segment, Reason's Jacob Sullum enters the "no-spin zone" to discuss his book, Saying Yes: In Defense of Drug Use. Highlights include O'Reilly calling Sullum a "pinhead" and warning him to "stay away from my family." Much of the action happens after the host lets Sullum have the last word. Enjoy!
Channel: News & Politics
Uploaded: November 12, 2007 at 7:58 am
Author: LeslieElite90
Length: 00:05:00
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Tags: Bill O'Reilly drugs Ron paul pinhead no spin falafel commentary analysis news
Video Comments:
marasani (October 12, 2008 at 8:38 am)
I know! You see how he says that "you will get your points across, and so will I." and follows by interrupting the guest's next sentence to toss in his two cents.
oldoddjobs (October 12, 2008 at 7:40 am)
O'Reilly's belligerent manner is intolerable. Why does he start shouting and insulting his guest? What a silly little man.
thomashagen16 (October 12, 2008 at 6:58 am)
o'reillys such a shitbag i hate how he twists the words of his guests and interrupts them haha
what a tool
what a tool
jerryjr1122 (October 11, 2008 at 10:14 pm)
bill just has to fight with people. he prolly calls them and says sorry and that he agrees with them after the show but he needs to fight like that for the ratings. his views are so messed up
JuneauDude (October 11, 2008 at 2:47 pm)
I know. They always interrupt the other people. I get so frustrated watching these, because of that.
Oh yeah, and MCL.
Oh yeah, and MCL.
ihateneocons (October 11, 2008 at 6:51 am)
oreilly totally missed the point! it isn't the drug it's the abuse of the drug...sullum says: you have the right to put whatever you want in your body (I agree!) so long as you're of a mature age. fine.
oreilly says...oh but the alcoholics. well sullum doesnt condone alcoholism because it goes against moderation. we don't punish casual alcohol drinkers so why punish casual marijuana drinkers...these drugs have a legal difference without having much of a neurochemical distinction.
dumb oreilly
oreilly says...oh but the alcoholics. well sullum doesnt condone alcoholism because it goes against moderation. we don't punish casual alcohol drinkers so why punish casual marijuana drinkers...these drugs have a legal difference without having much of a neurochemical distinction.
dumb oreilly
gsukrw06 (October 11, 2008 at 3:05 am)
i dont see why the govt. spends sooo much money on drugs when it could make money. if u regulated and taxed marijuana we'd probly have no national debt in a few years. if ppl in jail for marijuana charges were released we'd keep the tax dollars used to feed and house them! shit, the stuff isnt goin anywhere so we might as well work with the hand we've been dealt. plus, if i wana shoot up and die from overdose then its my own damn business! so step off oreilly ass munchers! geez!
enetnetworks (October 11, 2008 at 2:34 am)
LMAO lets get that straight up!
ZeceFackler (October 10, 2008 at 9:59 pm)
he really should have brought up amsterdam the only real drug problem they have there is teens getting to drunk and dying in frat parties and thats much the same here just there everything legal ... its been proven thats saying yes it is no good being anti something it just leads to an increase in the problem dont be anti war be pro peace or what not
juggalo57 (October 10, 2008 at 6:23 pm)
he goes 'ill let you get your poitns in, you let me hget mine' yeat he is interupting him the whole time
what a faggot
what a faggot
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