Bill O'Reilly Freaks Out

Here is a partial transcript from Faux News wherein Bill Moyer's got O'Reilly's Irish up for stating in his PBS special Selling the War the obvious-- that O'Reilly is the Joseph Goebbels of the Bush administration.

And that's a memo.

JANE HALL, AMERICAN UNIVERSITY: First of all, Bill, you know, I think you could say he should have said where you said I don't want to demonize anybody. But then you proceeded to demonize people. This technique is used by a lot of people on this network and a lot of other places. I think the documentary was excellent. I've reported and written about this. I've interviewed the reporters from Knight-Ridder newspapers who were among the few people who got this right, which is one of the things he says.
He goes after the "New York Times." The "New York Times" didn't even review this.
O'REILLY: Jane, all right, look, so you're telling me as a professor.
HALL: It is a solid piece of journalism.
O'REILLY: Jane, you're telling me as a professor of journalism.
HALL: Let me finish.
O'REILLY: No. I'm not going to let you finish. Are you telling me as professor of journalism that the cut Moyers put on national television of my remarks was fair? Are you telling me that?
HALL: Let me just say.
O'REILLY: Are you telling me that Jane? Yes or no?
HALL: Can I answer the question?
O'REILLY: Because you can bloviate all night and it does us no good. Yes or no, Jane?
HALL: I would have put more of the quote in there. But you are not a huge piece of this. This is more about the print press.
O'REILLY: It doesn't matter what I am. I don't have access to what else he did, as Bernie pointed out.
HALL: Wait. The reporting that I've done, that I know about, that I've independently reported.
O'REILLY: You are justifying the unjustifiable again.
HALL: I don't agree with you about that. He is right about...
O'REILLY: You don't agree before your own eyes, before your own eyes you see how dishonest that cut was and you don't agree. Come on.
HALL: How many times has Fox News taken half of...
O'REILLY: You don't justify bad behavior by pointing to other bad behavior. That's not what you do.
HALL: I think you are taking one small thing which obviously affects you. That's different...
O'REILLY: Small to you madam because you weren't made to be a war monger dishonest guy. I was. So it's small to you but isn't small to me.
HALL: I didn't say — I said I wouldn't have made that cut.
O'REILLY: I disagree with you. I have never disagreed with you more than tonight.
HALL: Well OK. You can disagree with me.
O'REILLY: This is a shameful analysis.
HALL: No, I disagree with you.