This little clip certainly delves back many years into the BIll O’Reilly archive, but I found Bill’s episode to be extremely entertaining. It looks like he had some anger issues to contend with before he became The Factor we all love to hate. Enjoy…
The Factor certainly needs to author an audio book for America’s youth so that this little clip can find its way into the story.
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I wonder if the poster is the same person that posted those Chris Berman clips.
Ha ha! I think I even like him more now.
Whoever it was that posted this posted some gold.
I saw this the other day on SU. Funniest **** I have ever seen.
Funny as hell.
That was some of the most populist, fair and balanced ranting I’ve ever seen. I only hope to one day have the poise of Papa Bear.
I’ll do it live, I’ll just do it live!
That is just awesome! You cant even make that stuff up!
Guests on his show should just start referencing this footage every time The Factor begins to talk over them. That will aid and abed more great footage like this in the future.
I wonder how much that meltdown accelorated his male-pattern hairloss.
What a startling discovery, Bill Riley’s an A Hole.
Colbert had this clip on the Repor(t) last night. Still hasn’t lost its appeal for me.
This is one of those situations where it just gets better and better the more times you expose yourself to it. The faces he makes are the best, as it appears he is about 3 seconds away from committing a hate crime.