thanks for posting that! couldn't find it anywhere else. as much as i don't like seeing my candidate pushed around, it's refreshing in a way to see him get challenged. when england's politicians get interviewed they get blasted in the face just like this, and they prove they're stronger because of it. wish o'reilly was a liiiiiittle more respectful, but not much.

the way bill o reilly said

"the rest of the interview will be seen on monday, tuesday & wednesday of next week.....and it is lively!"

that means there was a BIG argument

that means there was a BIG argument."

No, that just means O'Reilly's main purpose in life is to sell advertising.

that means there was a BIG argument."

No, that just means O'Reilly's main purpose in life is to sell advertising.

O'Reilly as nasty as ever! His verbal, body language, and facial exressions towards Obama say I feel superior and I will put you on the spot, won't let you talk, and hopefully you'll loose popularity. He was not prepared for Obama's informed and experienced answers and it was clear his pompuos demeanor changed when he realized he could not bring the senator down!!

O'Reilly as nasty as ever! His verbal, body language, and facial exressions towards Obama say I feel superior and I will put you on the spot, won't let you talk, and hopefully you'll loose popularity. He was not prepared for Obama's informed and experienced answers and it was clear his pompuos demeanor changed when he realized he could not bring the senator down!!

O'Reilly as nasty as ever! His verbal, body language, and facial exressions towards Obama say I feel superior and I will put you on the spot, won't let you talk, and hopefully you'll loose popularity. He was not prepared for Obama's informed and experienced answers and it was clear his pompuos demeanor changed when he realized he could not bring the senator down!!

Wow- this goes to show how extremely intelligent Obama is! If he can take the heat from Butt-heat-Bill, he can handle any tough World leader. He is amazing! I would like to see McCain try to take heat like this from a Liberal Talk Interviewer. He could hardly handle the questions from Ellen on the Ellen DeGeneres Show.

It was a disaster. Obama looked threatened. What's with that uncomfortable sitting forward in the chair? It made him look like a school kid

It was a disaster. Obama looked threatened. What's with that uncomfortable sitting forward in the chair? It made him look like a school kid

As if the carpenter ants weren't even on the table for discussion.

Somebody get me a mutha f'in iced-tea!

Ha ha never forget the ice tea.
The disaster is that he had to sit with this vituperative Inside Edition bum. Unbelievable, the state of the game, where have you gone Morley Safer?
Might as well put down the nails and wood and just open the door and let'em in.

comment3,

You scream, I scream, they all scream socialism, but of course just cause you scream it, don’t necessarily make it so. Despite the omnipresent Nextel ads running alongside football games that seem to pine for a dictatorship of the proletariat, socialism does not appear to be included in any of the bailout packages. “Socialism is a theory or system of social organization that advocates the vesting of the ownership and control of the means of production and distribution, of capital, land, etc., in the community as a whole.” Community as a whole, don’t be expecting any free government issued shit like insurance, or no fee banking. There is ism on the rise, but not that kind. The rising will lead banks, insurance, and auto to be deemed to important to be run without government oversight and discretion. The permeable layer between government and industry shifts balance. I am he, as you are he, and we are all together.

The story, centers exclusively on talk of the crash of 1929, and no further than the crash of ‘29. And yet, what about the treasury making special deposits to banks in trouble in 1801, 1818, and 1819… History is forced back into its cave.

‘For historians each event is unique. Economics, however, maintains that forces in society and nature behave in repetitive ways. History is particular; economics is general.’

And now the electorate is forced to see itself, in the shadow of the televised world. The viewer previosuly allowed to remain ignorant of one and still feeling knowledgeable about the other. As if economics and politics could ever exist in separate spheres. Meanwhile the electorate remains mostly blind, with a desperate hope in the expert caste...

Many are negative concerning the implications of the markets recent downturn. As financial adviser, negativity stands in direct opposition to the first rule. The world is as you make it. Contrary to popular opinion, after the crash in ’29, there was no mass of suicide jumpers. Many remained positive, because the world is as you make it. Fast Eddie would say that the dumb people lost their money in ’29, the smart people in ’30, and the geniuses in ’31. Because the world is as you make it.
So, in a time of political and financial turpitude let them cast asunder what is previous and let us push back the rock. The real world is broken into a million pieces and none of the kings horses or the kings man can put it back together again. So arise ye freaks! Cajoled! Slandered! Unbeliefed! Mocked the glory of your limpid jets! Buried the abstract! Proclaimed 'just do it.'
Weirdness! Bizzaritude! Tactile rocks and fancy colors! Music without lyrics! Take flight my pretties! The world is yours!
Bulls are looking at 8000 on the Dow as support level. A level previously set between 02-03, the last level of support seeming to a much steeper decline with the chance of bear market searching for new bottoms. WIth support, the market could easily incline back up to near 11,000. Beware, bear Market rallies can be steep and treacherous. Buying will take guts, but shorting can be even more deadly. Hard to be a bear above 8000. Anticipating a bull week,

From cbsmarketwatch.com

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TODD HARRISON
The other side of the trade: bear trap
Commentary: Time and price; there

"NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- One of our favorite adages in Minyanville is to sell hope and buy despair, but the question remains whether we've seen enough fear this year...

Recently nationalized global central banks are being polarized as the dot-gov bubble bursts... France's Nicolas Sarkozy proposed that each country launch sovereign wealth funds and take stakes in key industries to stop them from falling into foreign hands...

The Ill Minister brought it here first,
you suckaaaasssss.

From cbsmarketwatch.com

#1 Most read story

TODD HARRISON
The other side of the trade: bear trap
Commentary: Time and price; there

"NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- One of our favorite adages in Minyanville is to sell hope and buy despair, but the question remains whether we've seen enough fear this year...

Recently nationalized global central banks are being polarized as the dot-gov bubble bursts... France's Nicolas Sarkozy proposed that each country launch sovereign wealth funds and take stakes in key industries to stop them from falling into foreign hands...

The Ill Minister brought it here first,
you suckaaaasssss.

Indeed,Moroccan vases fall in reverse chips reassemble and paint swirls fit precise on the shelf. Flawless.