Many special interests are encouraging fears of terrorism to advance their own dubious causes at public expense. We need to get a grip on our fears and not become victims of our domestic terrorists. In one of the more egregious efforts at scare-mongering, the anti-nuclear activists at the Nuclear Control …
Read More »No Birthday Wishes for Scouts in California
Twenty-six Democrats in the California State Assembly walked off the Assembly floorlast weekto protest a joint resolution extending happy birthday greetings to the Boy Scouts of America. The resolution stated that the legislature “congratulates the Boy Scouts of America on the occasion of the 85th anniversary of their congressional charter, …
Read More »Tough But Fair
Sometimes, try as I might to be tough but fair, some guests on this show get ticked off and leave. One of them apparently is Donna Dubinsky, the CEO of Handspring, Inc. — the folks who make those nifty-looking Treo devices. But it wasn’t the nifty looks of Treo I …
Read More »Was Clinton Soft on Terror?
Hi, I’m Bill O’Reilly. Thanks for watching us tonight. An excellent investigative report in The Washington Post today about President Clinton’s policy towards theterrorists. That is the subject of this evening’s Talking Points memo. Mr. Clinton told me a couple of weeks ago that he believes he did all he …
Read More »Puff Daddy and Ralph Lauren's Kid in a Movie Un-Deal
P. Diddy | Epic Records | Memento Puff Daddy, or P. Diddy, and Ralph Lauren’s Kid in a Movie Un-Deal Puff Daddy is coming to the big screen. And he doesn’t even know it. But he owes it all to Ralph Lauren. Let me explain. Andrew Lauren, the sometime actor …
Read More »Common Sense: All's Forgiven?
This just slays me. Alan Greenspan speaking from Washington to a bunch of financial bigwigs in Singapore. His message? He’s on top of things here, his rate cuts are working like a charm and so is the economy now. The audience dutifully applauded as if Oz had just imparted some …
Read More »Schools Debate What's in A (Native-American) Name
Public high schools and universities that use Native-American team mascots and nicknames face a possible cutoff in federal funding unless they change, a prospect that has many students and educators crying foul. “I would be very, very disappointed,” said Roy Esquivel, principal of Port Neches-Groves High School in Texas, whose …
Read More »With Evan Almighty, Hollywood Strikes Out Again in Effort to Appeal to Faith-Based Audience
I’ve produced three books, The Rock & Roll Rebellion, Faith, God & Rock n’ Roll and Pop Goes Religion, all making the case for lowering the wall of separation between faith and entertainment. But if the result is both dumbed-down religion and comedy as in the box office flop Evan …
Read More »Paris Hilton to Have Easy Time Accessorizing With Ankle Monitor
Paris Hilton‘s electronic monitoring ankle bracelet is, like, so hot. The celebutante may have had to don an orange jumpsuit in the pokey, but under house arrest at her Hollywood Hills mansion, the heiress will look much like her fashionable old self. How’s that? Because bracelets are “in” this season, …
Read More »Concerned By Government Concern
It’s about food. It’s about your home. It’s about your life. The government is worried about all of the above. All I’m saying is you should be worried they’re worried. Here’s why: They’re telling you that you can’t take care of yourself. You can’t be trusted with what you put …
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