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Published: Friday - August 1, 2008
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Bill O'Reilly brings up the latest Ludacris song about Obama, which has garnered a lot of attention, with two Fox News peers. It's a little ridiculous. Take a look.

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Tracey Says:
Friday - September 5, 2008 at 12:21am

I am so sure that Bill O'Reilly is concerned for Obama. Do you really think that anyone in national media would know about this connectino if not for him? If every newscaster has discussed the song while saying that Obama has not condoned it and finds it shameful then what else is there to be said? Would any "blue collar white male" who didn't listen to Ludacris listen to this song out of context? I guess they could in the random forward but really people snopes.com. If these people hear this and think negatively about Obama odds are they already thought negatively about it. How can Ludacris be both well known and so influential and yet have a small following with even smaller minds? I love that people who listen to rap can be painted with such a broad brushstroke. Love it!

Yeah Yeah Says:
Saturday - August 2, 2008 at 4:31pm

You know i'm sick of Bill O'Riley's racist ass, you know in the UK where i'm at we wouldn't have that shit, he talks down and hates black people period including Obama, If he don't like hip hop that's up to him but he goes to hard on Luda all the time, he starting about Luda winning the grammy when he had the song Slap on his last album, and talk about feeling like killing his boss today, in the real world where were at people wanna f*ck up their boss, i wanna kill mind everyday cos she's a b*tch but we don't cos we don't feel like going to jail and they ain't worth it, hip hop artists (well some of them) talk about real life and thats that, people signed that petition that Nas handed in for a reason and Fox is still allowing this mofo to talk shit, enough is enough he's a disgrace to his race his ass needs to be fired

Chi-Town Goon Says:
Saturday - August 2, 2008 at 2:11pm

Bill O'reilly always slanders and pullz race in the mix...I bet u if there was no rap n we all listened 2 "Rock''....rock will b labeled ass shit....hes al about negativity,we have something call freedom of speech and we use it DAILY....So fuck him. Y isnt rock gettin attention, cut ur wrist n killya self n shit like dat....fuck him

deddog Says:
Saturday - August 2, 2008 at 11:50am

bill o'reilly makes me ashamed of my race... "conservative traditional americans" don't want their children listenning to a song about girl on girl kiss but they are fine with our nation's youth raping and murdering iraqi women in iraqi prisons... i hope people understand that not every white person endorses the immoral values of fox news and the "conservative traditional americans"

Chi-Town Goon Says:
Friday - August 1, 2008 at 5:55pm

this shit iz abit Fcked....Fuck outta here...freedom of speech .....any other clown???fuck bush ...White house painted black lol...funni but look at whos really pissed, orielly...he a fuckin racist n e way....wut do yall think???

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