Bill O'Reilly proves his non-racism by speaking with a panel of black Americans who totally and completely speak for themselves, not like as puppets or anything.
New York NY- Responding to critics who claimed his review of famed Harlem restaurant Sylvia’s was racist, Fox TV host Bill O’Reilly told Glossy News "I’m not a racist, mother fucker, I am close to many black people.
The recent flap over this is just plain stupid and it is being fueled by the same radical left wing liberal white people that supported that woman Hillary Clinton and that Barack Obama fellow."
Mr. O’Reilly’s comments were deemed to be an attempt to offset public opinion after he stated on his September 19 radio show "couldn’t get over the fact that there was no difference between Sylvia’s Restaurant and any other restaurant in New York City."
Later O’Reilly told NPR correspondent Juan Williams that "There wasn’t one person in Sylvia’s who was screaming, ‘mother fucker, I want more iced tea.’"
For starters, O’Reilly said that he and his family have grown very close to their black house keeper of the last fifteen years Mrs. Ella Thompson. "Mrs. Ella, as we call her, has grown to be a part of our family. The fact that she is African American mostly goes unnoticed in our house. It’s not like she sits around and swears all day or cooks soul food for us."
Mr. O’Reilly also indicated that the driver of his limousine is African American. He continued "My man Eddy is a black dude and you know what, it makes little difference to me what race he is. The fact is that we spend a lot of time together in the car and know each other very well."
Many of the employees of at his Fox News program are also African American. O’Reilly continued, "These allegations hurt me and those that work hard to produce our news show. I can think of at least two African American Fox News employees that work behind the scenes on my show."
Interviewed outside the Fox News studio in New York City, Mr. O’Reilly’s limo drive Eddy, who requested that we not publish his last name, told Glossy News that "Mr. O’Reilly treats me ok for a white guy and I am not going to ever say anything bad about Bill, but many of my friends and family tell me he is part of the white establishment."
