During an angry response to the latest questions raised about his credibility, Bill O’Reilly said he has reached out to Dan Rather – a guy whose career Fox News did everything it could to destroy – for corroboration.

After David Corn exposed what appear to be some discrepancies between Bill O'Reilly and reality, Bill remains adamant that he never said that he was actually "in the Falklands" war zone. But he did say that he was in "combat" and even used his "combat" experience to berate a listener who wasn't showing Bill the proper respect.

Despite Fox's gushing promotion of Kirk Cameron's "Saving Christmas," this fine example of Christian cinema not only got the lowest IMBD.com film rating evah - but it just earned itself an anti-Oscar "Razzie."

The case against Bill O’Reilly’s credibility got more serious yesterday after retired CBS reporter Eric Jon Engberg came forth with his recollections of working with O’Reilly during the Falklands war. I think “withering” would be an apt description.

Is there anything Sean Hannity likes better than to help out a white guy in trouble for race baiting?

Bill O’Reilly spent more than 10 minutes responding to the Mother Jones article that raised serious, well-researched questions about the credibility of his claims about his war reporting.

Words matter and Bill O'Reilly's words about how David Corn deserves to be in a "kill zone" have those at Mother Jones concerned for Corn's safety. And well they should be, given the death threats that follow Bill's occasional fatwas.

Instead of a dispassionate examination of the questions raised about Bill O’Reilly’s credibility in a Mother Jones article, Fox News' media critic Howard Kurtz helped his team circle the wagons.

Yet again, Bill O'Reilly dude bro pal and washed up comedian Dennis Miller shows us what he really thinks about smart women. Don't ya love the smell of testosterone in the evening!

Bill O’Reilly’s attacks on President Obama’s handling of ISIS sounds a lot like his complaints about President Obama’s handling of the Ebola outbreak. Which O’Reilly was proven very, very wrong about.