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Record of news reporters' biased & inaccurate reporting (lies)
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August 4, 2005 - Did the U.S. Lose Vietnam? Has Bill Lost His Mind?
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Hearing Bill O’Reilly and Ann Coulter debate over Iraq is like listening to two medieval doctors
argue about which is better, leeching patients or boring holes in their skulls to let the demons
out.
Bill had Coulter on to debate with him about how the U.S. is faring in Iraq. Ann thinks the war is
going swimmingly. Bill, citing two FOX News military analysts he’d had on his show the night
before, wasn’t so sure.
COULTER: If things have been going worse why isn’t the elite Republican Guard massing
outside Manhattan right now?
O’REILLY: Well, because we’re not in any danger of losing the war there, that’s not the
danger. We’re not going to lose as long as we’re there and as long as we’re in South
Vietnam we weren’t going to lose. That’s the biggest myth in the world that the USA …
COULTER: We did lose.
O’REILLY: … lost the war. We didn’t lose the war.
COULTER: Yeah, we kind of did. I think we did lose that one.
O’REILLY: I don’t. I disagree with you. But that’s a debate for another day.
COULTER: They’re living under communism, Bill.
Leave it to Bill to make Ann Coulter look sane.
Of course, while they disagreed on whether we actually lost in Vietnam, Ann and Bill both
seemed to agree the blame for our failure to fully win goes to a lack of political will. To hear
Coulter tell it, this came in the form of constant carping from the likes of Walter Cronkite.
Both should look up The Pentagon Papers or rent Errol Morris’ The Fog of War if they really
think all we needed to do to win in Vietnam is stay longer. Whether any of that applies to the
war in Iraq is another question entirely, but we’re unlikely to resolve it with these two loons
cluttering our cable channels.
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