O'Reilly: Snoop Dogg Not 'Surly' Like A Lot Of Black People
November 11, 2017
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as posted by the channelIn this Majority Report clip, Michael Brooks tells you how O'Reilly is done blaming God and going after rap music again.
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"Bill O'Reilly has been dominating headlines lately, namely for his racist commentary (such as the recent inexcusable example of comparing Rep. Maxine Waters's hair to a "James Brown wig") and, most recently, due to several women stepping forward with allegations of sexual harassment against him.
As reported, Fox News has since taken emergency action and has chosen to fire the political commentator after employing him for 21 years. His removal from the company comes after it was revealed that the network paid five different women a total of $13 million in settlements following claims of sexual harassment.
As the news continues to break regarding the veteran TV host, Snoop Dogg couldn't help but notice how drastically different the situation is unfolding when compared to the snowball effect that Bill Cosby experienced in a similar situation."
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