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Bill O'Reilly Is "Easy To Hate (And That's A Fact)"

2026-03-26 · 50 min · 8 entities

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Episode description as stored
Bill O’Reilly drops in with an important message: his latest book was written for The Church Lady. Then, Bill and the guys discuss working for yourself vs. the corporate grind, how TV (and journalism) changed in the digital age, and what comedians are allowed to joke about now. Bill also reacts to Dana’s Biden impression, weighs in on SNL’s current vibe, dishes stories about Dennis Miller and Norm Macdonald, explains why Billy Joel inexplicably loves him, and shares a few thoughts on Gavin Newsom, AI, and—casually—how to end the Ukraine war. Through it all, Bill proves something no one saw coming: he’s way funnier than you think.