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Based only on your opinion what does this video show? Does it show Bill O'Reilly defending himself against a pushy left wing occupier in the dark with a camera OR does it show Bill O'Reilly attacking a journalist on a street in DC?
Based only on your opinion what does this video show? Does it show Bill O'Reilly defending himself against a pushy left wing occupier in the dark with a camera OR does it show Bill O'Reilly attacking a journalist on a street in DC?
What makes the man a journalist? The fact that he owns a camera?
Just an FYI, I honestly can't stand Bill O'Reilly and haven't watched his show in many years. Even then I can clearly see that he didn't attack or assault anyone in that video.
Really, how do we know this person was either an "occupier" or a "journalist"? And, while the person's actions were way out of line, I wouldn't say that O'Reilly needed to physically defend himself using his umbrella. At the same time, "attack" is too strong a word to describe what he did.
Really, how do we know this person was either an "occupier" or a "journalist"? And, while the person's actions were way out of line, I wouldn't say that O'Reilly needed to physically defend himself using his umbrella. At the same time, "attack" is too strong a word to describe what he did.
In another video the camera guy admits to being an occupier who was stalking people outside a Newt fundraiser.
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