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2:37Now Playing"In his Talking Points segment tonight, Bill O'Reilly tossed aside Judeo-Christian tenets and announced we just can't afford to feed and care for the 50,000 immigrant children who have overwhelmed U.S. border resources. Kirsten Powers pushed back magnificently. "There was no 'but' in the Bible," she said. And "I never heard you say we can't afford to invade Iraq."
O'Reilly didn't come right out and say he thinks the kids should starve, go without medical and other attention but he painted them as representing "all the world's poor" and suggested that if we treat them with Judeo-Christian kindness, we'll be subjected to "all the world's poor" streaming into the U.S. and draining his poor, over-taxed multi-million dollar coffers."* The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur breaks it down.
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