O'Reilly's foaming insanity on immigration media isn't just wrong its dangerous. Let's break down the untruths

Last week Kate Steinle was shot and killed on a San Francisco pier by an illegal alien with a record of seven felonies and five deportations. Her killer admitted in a jailhouse interview that he went back to San Francisco because he knew he wouldn't be turned over to federal authorities thanks to sanctuary city policies.

OReilly Justifies Trumps Anti-Immigration Rhetoric By Citing Death Of San Francisco Woman

During his “Talking Points Memo” segment on Tuesday, “The O’Reilly Factor” host Bill O’Reilly explained that Americans have changed their stance on a number of issues, including immigration and Christianity and that has been to the detriment of the United States.

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A changing America, that’s the subject of this evening’s “Talking Points Memo”.

Interesting poll from the Associated Press about immigration. When asked do you favor or oppose providing a legal way for illegal immigrants already in the U.S.A. to stay in

Bill O'Reilly wants to know what's in the Iran nuclear program deal, but he doesn't want to hear about it from the media.

Speaking on his Fox News Channel show "The O'Reilly Factor" on Monday night, the conservative host said he doesn't trust the American media to tell the public what's really in the deal reached last week.

“I don’t trust the press," O'Reilly told Fox News senior political analyst Brit Hume in remarks posted online by Mediaite. "I think I trust Iran more than I trust the American pre

Footage newly uncovered by Mother Jones suggests that Bill O'Reilly's claim that he covered a protest in Argentina in which "many were killed" with "real bullets" is a fabrication. In the footage, which is O'Reilly's own report for CBS News from the violent incident in question, the Fox News host makes no mention of anyone dying and describes police using "tear gas," not live ammunition.

Fox News admits that Bill O'Reilly didn't actually see 'guys gun down nuns in El Salvador' or witness any bombings in Northern Ireland. Why Fox News is unlikely to suspend Bill O'Reilly for his exaggerations.

Mother Jones shows Fox host has his own “Brian Williams problem.” Now we'll learn whether Fox cares about "truth"

Bill O’Reilly responded to a Mother Jones story accusing him of making false claims about his reporting on the Falklands War by calling its author a liar.

Fox News host Bill O’Reilly had sharp words for a Thursday report alleging he misled viewers about his time covering the Falklands War.