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O'Reilly Treats Clinton to a Helping of Fox News Fairness



Hillary Clinton faced the Papa Bear on the Factor last night, and critics are already calling Bill O'Reilly's interview the most issue-oriented to date. Aside, of course, from his frequent references to "socialism" (Teddy Roosevelt was a socialist? "Kinda," O' Reilly said) and attempts to bait Clinton into bashing Obama by way of his "loon" former pastor Jeremiah Wright. Clinton didn't bite, really. The closer was a classic. O'Reilly asks Clinton if she's enjoyed the fair coverage Fox News has given her. Cue Clinton cackle. (Part 2 after the jump.)

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