When people are in conversation like this and make quick retorts off the cuff, this is most often when they are likely to auto-pilot their way through a self-projection outburst.
The number things are twisted out of proportion or taken out of context in politics is quite terrifying. It really displays the stupidity of the general public and it’s inability to make its own judgements. Please think for yourself, do NOT rely on opinions of companies. The speakers for said companies, and in most cases any guests involved, were payed to say what you want to hear. See the source material first, see other people’s opinions later.
Also Bill O'Reilly: You want more argument in my face, huh?? You want confrontation in my face, huh?....... WE'LL DO IT LIVE...... WE'LL DO IT LIVE!!!!!!! F IT!!!!!
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Lou McGopher You think he doesn't realize it? Heh, he wants to get paid, and unfortunately there is an audience that wants to pay him. He's no different than a preacher at one of those multi-million dollar mega churches, that preaches giving to the poor, but give to the church first, so I can maintain my bentley.
I think it's sad the dude was able to make a carreer out of that... That he plays droves of ignorant people who don't see him for what he is/was,,, And that a channel is able to thrive on that pettiness, still.
Exactly. Bill (when he wasn’t sexually abusing co-workers) loves to quote things out of context or not even acutely provide the quote at all, but gets all heated and shuts folk down when someone actually has the evidence and facts on cue.
He went to the trouble of reading Bill's book so that he could still lose the argument. He wrongly tried to imply that Bill was pro drugs by getting personal... all of which was a form of avoiding the issue anyway!
He literally took the quote from the speaker out of context right before and then he has the audacity to blame someone else for it. I only wished the kid called him out on it.
Tide goes in tide goes out… Some producer should have been fired after this. The 24 hr news cycle creates segments like this that leave anchors like O’rielly in situations where they argue with children about make believe
@@doe-dw9lo I mean the old white dude already saw the kid as stupid and belittled him for bringing up facts that didn't fit his narrative. A kid making a kid response is the least immature thing that would've been done at that point.
@@doe-dw9lo lmao. Bro if you think what I said was belittling when you're ignoring the adult that on live air insulted a kid for bringing up legit counter arguments then you really need to stay out of politics in general. You clearly don't have thick skin if you consider "old white man" as belittling.
***** That just means that this "pin head" outsmarted him and Mr. O'Reilly is now insecure, feeling threatened and needs to resort to name-calling/bashing/anything to overcome his insecurity and regain the upper hand. It is really amusing in this regards, but even better in debates -- you clearly win if you make your opponent begin to name call/be immature/ etc.
“the kid who fits my narrative gets to talk; but the kid who disagrees with me gets interrupted constantly and belittled” - fox news reporting since whenever the fuck they started
Even one of their own reporters (Geraldo Rivera) was made out to be an idiot recently on air when he brought up something about Trump did or said January 6 that didn't align with their views.. its pretty sad people don't see through it. I don't watch CNN or anything but they at least let their guests get their point across then press them more on it rather than interrupting and belittling them.
"You're taking this way out of context" "I have the quote, in fact, I can read the whole paragraph" "no no no, you don't have to do that" ... I have no words
"I have read it, Bill" 16 years old, first time on national television, he's still able to bitchslap O'Reilly with only two seconds left in the segment
I am conservative and I hate people on both sides that think they are way smarter than the opposition. It prevents civil conversation and it’s immature.
+Barry Sabahat Only to validate what he says. he doesn't want to learn or anything. He just wants confirmation of his beliefs/current agenda of fox news. You know, it's easier to make somebody believe something if they hear it from multiples sources.
@@parislane43 lol Oh america. What a county you have there. Who cares about jon "white privilege exists" stewart you little american. Who cares about bill o'reilly or jon stewart. Your entire racist and warmongering american media has ruined nations and continues to ruin nations.
@VVoOꟻF the point is that the internet has such an important place in our lives that our entire lives can be traced back to just our own comment section. imagine 50 years from now. You'll be scrolling through ancient memes and find your comment from 62 years ago. Your life.
Its not manly youre right its pathetic, he talks over people and cant handle his own mistakes. Ie a guy whos never been in a fight. Every generation last generations men should look pathetic thats evolution, bills just way more pathetic than that.
@ΩmegaZz have you watched the video Are you seriously defending after this. Please tell me you're joking because he literally gave two reasons how ecstasy and LSD affected his life killing his friend. He made a joke that was "in poor taste" and people have run wild with only that.
@ΩmegaZz It was a joke, the kid Andrew even stated majority of students are backing the school, most likely because the conversation wasn't inappropriate, Bill is a fucking bigot period..I would question everything he says, than fact check
Oreily is such a rageoholic. Just like most of Fox news, as soon as they're proven wrong they resort to changing the subject and name calling like kids
Funny how Bill can take everything he's talking about out of context but the moment somebody tries to quote his own book to him he's got a problem with it
@@trpl7 They’re the same? Read the major headlines from CNN and anything that proclaims itself as leftist for about a month. Guaranteed the headlines will line up nearly perfectly 9/10 times.
@rob who acted dumbfounded? You mean the kid? Didn't seem that way to me at all. O'Reilly started talking over him and called him a pinhead, does that seem like a guy who's "winning" the argument?
@@cjjonez ad ho·mi·nem adjective (of an argument or reaction) directed against a person rather than the position they are maintaining. Yep there's even a term for it. Used as a noun as well nowadays
Genuinely, can somebody explain how Bill’s quote was out of context? The fact that it was a joke doesn’t make it anymore appropriate for a speech on avoiding drugs
Not because he doesn't agree. It's because Bill knows he's being dishonest, and doesn't want it exposed. His audience is dumb enough to just take what he says at face value, but when you have a guest reading the actual quote, proving you're lying, you gotta shut that down.
Most of the right's propaganda machine is like that at this point. Truly a tragedy. Hopefully conservatives can take their party back from the GOP after a few decades.
Jesse: *tries to explain the quote with context to show the meaning behind the message* Bill: *interrupts Jesse as much as possible so Jesse doesn’t prove him wrong* Jesse: *brings up Bill quoting something incredibly similar out of context to prove his point* Bill: “see now that’s out of context”
Bill thinks he's winning the argument by talking over someone 😂 to change the direction of facts. This young man Jesse was more intellectual and prepared than this clown 🤡.
@@Kempshaw it’s not a matter of the kid being traumatized… it’s a matter of a grown ass man having less maturity than a high schooler and name calling. It’s just childish. You invite folks on then don’t let them finish a sentence and insult their views…
@@stk9387 I think you are kind of biased in that viewing, the kid got to express his view, but it's O'Reilly's show so obviously he can't talk for as long as he want or say whatever he wants, that applies to everyone who's a guest a such a program.
@@Kempshaw how does it make me biased that I think a grown ass man should maybe have the maturity of …maybe an adult? OReilly is what? 70? He INVITES a couple of kids on… CLEARLY BIASED in his interaction with both… and I’M biased bc I notice it and think that maybe he should, as an adult… act like one?? The kid got to express his position?? Ok👌🏼 He coddled the one kid and cut off and insulted the other. If I’m biased bc I expect for adults to act like adults …guilty as charged.
J-Rod Musik He really did well but you have to admit that Bill is an easy target if you're not a complete idiot. He prepared pretty well though with a lot of foresight...
Yeah, the high schooler came really well prepared. Probably spent a fair amount of time doing his homework for something that only lasted a few minutes and in which he had an extremely small window to say his piece. It definitely wouldn't be easy with Bill O'Reiley interjecting. Like when he asked the high school kid what was the main big lesson that he took from this drugs and sex ed class, it would be extremely normal for someone to pause for 5 seconds to stop and think and he would pounce on it and say "See?? You can't even think of anything worthwhile!".
@@andrew881000 He clearly did not. He looked for ways to twist intent. He did not even attempt to divine the author’s meaning. That’s why Bill (& anyone else who actually read the book), dismissed the drivel spewing from his mouth. You ain’t rid it, nawthur…
@@esparka actually the kid read that quote in way better context than what bill literally had just done the moment before, which was to misquote a totally out of context joke that the speaker had said at the school assembly.
@@bobbycai2475 You lefties….. A single moment in the book gets to hijack the rest of the book, which is strongly & clearly anti-drug, anti-promiscuity….? Ahhh NO! Such snippets are only amplified by one who holds no regard for truth.
The fact that he can't even see his own hypocrisy is baffling. Calls the kid he disagrees with a pinhead, then asks the kid he agrees with if he faced any backlash for speaking his mind.
@@criztu You just commented a youtube comment about someone commenting on a youtube video, and criticizing that they watch television...when it's a youtube clip. Was this a troll attempt or are you trying to go inception with a GED level education?
Bill: didn't he say this and this promoting drugs Kid: yes but it was a joke, in poor taste and your taking it out of context Bill: but he still said it, and that's the only thing that matters Kid: but bill you say in your book this and this promoting drugs Bill: No, your taking that completely out of context and your a pinhead.
As soon as Bill lowered the bar by naming and categorizing his guest as a “pinhead,” he lost the argument. Thank goodness Bill is out of the picture, those were dark days indeed.
Palasako hedge fund? Hmm...hedge funds havent had great track records but with him involved I’m sure Justice and fairness will prevail. continue the fight.
Bill's career was basically him masquerading as a journalist whilst doing little to no actual research and getting called out when faced with a formidable opponent.
@@mtadc1545 yep, if you want real news, then you have to look for (many) different sources and read/watch each of them with a critical eye. In other words, you basically have to do your own journalism... its sad :/
This does seem the norm now, especially cnn now. This is the crap that made me ignore fox completely… it’s odd to see it go full circle, now it’s cnn I avoid at all cost. It’s like I can’t make up my damn mind.
We've still got to get away from the idea that kids shouldn't be aware of the real world until they're thrown into it. There's nothing wrong with informing kids at a young age about things they're inevitably going to come across or around.
@@sirdbird7292 lol whoops, I forgot my /s at the end for sarcasm! I agree more with you than the OP, you describe young adults or teens. OP said young kids. Anyway have a great day brother!
@@iliketurtles4463 at 14 I was doing mushroom , at 15 my friend were doing cocaine , at 16 my friend were doing xanax , at 17 some of my friend lost there driving license because they were driving drunk , im happy that the only thing that made me not do all those thing was the education i got on drug from my parent when i was younger:)
@@lesfel3405 and many generations ago at those same ages you would have fought a war, been married, had kids and died of polio! We don't know how lucky we are.
Here's a bit of advice for anyone adults in an argument with a teenager... don't insult them when you're losing losing argument... it kinda makes them look professional and you look like a little angry man.
It's considered an ad hominem fallacy to attack the character of the person rather than addressing the argument. It's a shortcut, and suggests that you're incompetent to handle the argument itself.
I hate these kinds of people so much. When a kid has the courage to call someone out on their bullshit and they shut them them. "I have read it bill" such a sharp kid
This is more than a little ironic, "School Sex Scandal" A story brought to you from the guy, who was kicked out of his job, After his own sex scandal was revealed!
Pretty telling that that’s his best tactic. Not at all surprising, though, considering this asshat tried to coerce young coworkers in to sex. He’s another entitled sicko that thinks he can get away with the very shit that he pretends to abhor.
Bill just talks over the kid when he senses himself losing. The kid had some valid points, but we couldn't even hear what he was saying. It's one thing to win a debate on hard evidence and logic. It is quite another to drown out what the other person is saying because you don't want people to hear it.
That's how O'Reilly argues his points. O'Reilly and all other anti-science people think that logic, reason, facts, direct quotes, proof, data, and evidence are irrelevant and the only thing that is relevant is their beliefs and viewpoints. It's not about getting a message across or proving your point, it's about winning an argument. Watched a video made by an anti-vaccine person that was titled "Never lose another vaccine argument again!" Which is shocking because I never thought any of them would admit losing an argument ever... I digress; to them it's not about saving lives, preventing unnecessary suffering and disease, preventing permanent harm from preventable illness, and lowering the cost of healthcare; it's only about winning an argument.
Have you ever watched a debate on the news? When ever the "minority" starts to win the host of the show just talks over them so they look better. This is why the news is trash and I just learn the news from articles on the internet.
Doc Mike Great point. Just wanted to let you know that you have been blocked for spam, undoubtedly by some O'Reilly lover. I unspammed your comment so I could read it; I hate it when that happens to me.
Bill O'reilly....He sure can dish it out but god forbid he take any in return...don't contradict him or else?!! don't show him the truth becasue HIS truth is the only valid truth...This is how a supposed "respected journalist" speaks to a student who is merely quoting Bill O'Reilly's book? resorting to bully tactics and name calling? he hurts my brain meat
They are not obligated to speak truth. Since they are not true journalists. FoxNEWS is "just the name" of the channel. It's actually owned by Fox Entertainment Group. If you look up a court hearing in Florida. You'll see where they state "Our show is just for entertainment, etc... We are not news." So that's how they get out of the legal obligation of reporting facts. (Since they are not news.) It's quite ingenious and twisted. USA should make a law on the word "news". And you can only display the word "news" when you are actually doing the news. When it comes to opinions, etc... "News" should come off the station. So people KNOW when they are no longer under legal obligation to tell you the truth.
***** Not it's not. You ever watch your local news that only comes on for about 30min to an hour? They just say what is going on. That's it. www.dailykos.com/story/2007/07/31/364678/-Fox-News-wins-in-court# Here is Fox News in court. (Saying they blatantly lie, distort the truth, etc. Since there is nothing stopping them from doing so.)
***** So when a reporter says that a kid was hit by a car, or two people shot outside of a 7/11, that's just an opinion? Because that's what News is,'this happened to day'.
squidb8 Of course it is opinion. They do not simply say, " this kid was hit by that car ", and move on. They offer OPINIONS as to why and / or how the kid was hit. Similarly they offer opinions as to why someone was shot outside a premises. That is how they build up a following, by sensationalising the news, as opposed to just reporting it.
I absolutely hate Bill O’Reilly. He invites people on to hear the other side but proceeds to berate, belittle, argue, cut off, make fun of and twist their words. It’s an ego trip and dangerous for viewers. It’s never a debate, it’s an argument.
I’m so confused on how Bill O’Reilly is wrong in this. The guy DID say if he had it he may do it, which literally admits that he’s okay with it, otherwise he would say he wouldn’t do it because it’s wrong. It’s nuts that nobody seems to care about that.
@@PrevailingFreedom Hard to know the context of the remark because Oreilly interrupted and insulted the student, rather than listen to the boy who actually attended the event. Then he pivoted to the student who agreed with him, shutting down the other kid for the balance of the interview. Oreilly was trying to score points, rather than tease out the truth.
@@bjb7587 Either way O’reilly isn’t wrong, he knew without a shadow of a doubt from what he read what the guy said, so he didn’t try to act like he was on the fence. The kid who spoke out against it is right, it’s inappropriate and shouldn’t be taught in a school building.
Well done that kid Jesse for owning Bill, so much so Bill resorted to calling a child a pin head. Man im glad that dude isnt on TV in the UK, what a total prick he is.
he didn't own anybody. all he did was be rude to an adult that was definitely right in this case. my school wouldn't allow other kids to be interviewed for the paper talking about their drug use because it was INAPPROPRIATE. It's ok to tell your stories, but to have it be posted or said in an assembly is not right for children in HIGH SCHOOL!!
+Alexander Huebner regardless, who was right, who was wrong, I don't care. I'm talking about the way this man conducts himself. The kid was not rude, however the poor excuse for an adult calls the child a pin head because his view was challenged. That is very wrong.
+Alexander Huebner At a very young age, around 10 to 13(it was a while ago so memory is fuzzy), my uncle told me about how he did lsd, meth, pot, slept with bookers, and told me how he regretted it because it led him to the rock bottom that he is still recovering from. My family (on one side) has ALWAYS been open to me about their past and told me their stories. I'm now 18 and I've never drank alcohol, I've never smoked Anything legal or illegal, I've been pressured but felt no urge to whatsoever and that is because I was told OPENLY and HONESTLY the real dangers of drugs BEYOND what it does to your body. It may be inappropriate but it shouldn't be inappropriate. That's like not telling kids in schools that we were responsible for mass genocide of Native Americans because some would deem it unsavory... OH wait. We need to drop these outdated taboos.
I’m all for having discussions between parties with opposing views but holy shit how is anyone supposed to get a word in with how much Bill kept speaking over the young man?? Bill, get transcripts and rebuttal if you think what this 16yr old is saying is wrong.. fight facts with facts regardless of opinion.. if he’s wrong then respond with proof rather than using the “loudest person in the room” tactic.
@@woudgy LOL! I doubt O'Reilly truly understands any socio-economic concepts, just his own take on the world from a limited bandwidth. Merriam Webster defines pinhead, as applied to a person, as "a very dull or stupid person; FOOL." I always think of Pinhead from the Hellraiser saga.
@Ryan Mashy yeah I get it.. I hope your buddy can recover. My dad also fell into psychosis for about a week and had after effects for about six weeks that affected him deeply..
Children I think we've all learned one valuable lesson. "Don't have sex because you will die". Don't have sex standing up, don't have sex in the missionary position. Just don't do it, ok?" "Alright now everybody grab some rubbers"
That’s Bill O’Reilly getting owned (quite easily, I must say) by a sixteen year old on his own show. It’s amazing. In not even five minutes, he was literally called out by someone who I’d wager as being roughly a quarter of his age, maybe slightly older, for doing the exact thing that he went on to accuse the sixteen year old of doing, and resorted to calling him a pin head. Like, this debate consisted of him saying something that contradicted his book and the sixteen year old pointing that out, on his own TV Show, on National Television. Just… well done.
“My friend jumped out a window and thought he could fly” that’s the stereotypical thing to tell people to get them to NOT do LSD lol like marijuana melting your brain and keeping you in the couch.
Funny thing is that marijuana will melt your brain and keep you stuck on the couch 😂 seen so many pot heads fry their brain from constantly smoking and never do anything with their life other than sit around all day, deal, then waste their money on expensive items when they should be focused on funding for a proper education. I find it hilarious how ignorant a lot of users are
It’s hilarious to watch a fully grown man who pretends to have a great deal of maturity and knowledge in all types of subjects nearly instantaneously turn into an angry teenager… meanwhile the actual high schoolers act with more maturity than Bill evidently has ever had. Really shows how the “wisdom” innately associated with older adults has little basis in reality.
+Ulfric Ruthgardsson Bullshit. He handled himself and his message well (unlike pinhead). You don't need to run off at the mouth incessantly to have a point.
daweifortoday I know that. It's just the way he looked, like someone who wasn't completely right in the head. Jesse looked like he was focused on his job, whilst Andrew seemed like he was forced to do something he didn't want to do. It's hard to describe, but I feel that Andrew was just someone Fox News got from somewhere, who just so happened to share their opinion.
+SwagMaster420 my property your property it still is illegal in most states and it turns people into lazy democrats. lol republicans stick to beer and cocaine. they have to stay awake because they have to support the remaining 97%
For anyone curious, Jesse Lange (the HS student with the quotes) is now a Senior Management at Pegasystems and graduated from Tufts University on the Dean's List. He's done really well for himself :')
This demonstrates how thoroughly prepared you need to be just to stay level with these types of anchor. eg 'what did you learn....OK go!' With many teenagers prepared average or worse that would result in vagueness, faultering or floundering, and O'Reilly obviously planned to pounce and say 'sounds like there wasn't much of any value' but he wasn't given the chance. The biggest thing the kid in the middle showed up wasn't just that Bill was wrong, but rather the utterly loaded prejudged way he was setting up to address the segment, and by extension I'm sure many other segments.
