Bill O’Reilly and the ‘White Christian Male Power Structure’

Charles Johnsonfollow me on twitter
Media • Mon Feb 2, 2009 at 5:59 pm PST • Views: 693

Did Bill O’Reilly really say, “They want to break down the white, Christian, male power structure?”

Well, yes. He did. So why did he play part of this video on tonight’s show, but stop before the statement in question?

O’Reilly railed against the New York Times, and implied that he was being unfairly smeared by someone who “planted” this information on the intarwebs.

But there’s a problem here, because he did say those words. As you can see for yourself.

So who’s telling the truth? The New York Times, Bill O’Reilly, or neither?

UPDATE at 2/2/09 6:03:19 pm:

Here’s the editorial O’Reilly was ranting about: Editorial - The Nativists Are Restless - NYTimes.com.

Does Bill O’Reilly really want to defend the “racialist” views of people like Pat Buchanan, Peter Brimelow and Marcus Epstein?

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