Bill O’Reilly’s credibility problems just expanded from a “war zone” in Argentina to Florida. That’s where O’Reilly has claimed he arrived on the doorstep of a JFK assassination figure just as he committed suicide. But the facts indicate O’Reilly wasn’t even in the same state.

Bill O'Reilly has not been able to verify his contested claims about his "war zone" reporting in Argentina. But that hasn't stopped him from threatening a New York Times reporter covering the controversy.

No, Bill O’Reilly has not proved he told the truth about his “war zone” experiences in Argentina during the Falklands war. 

In his article about Bill O'Reilly's possible lack of truthiness, David Corn reports that O'Reilly never mentioned his Falklands "combat zone" experiences in his book, "The No Spin Zone." When asked about this by TV Newser, O'Reilly said that he "laid it all out" in his "Those Who Trespass" - novel in which the hero is based on either Bill's experience or his lurid fantasy life.

Hello, and welcome to another edition of “Apple From The Fox Tree” - an occasional segment in which we talk about inexcusable behavior from a Fox News affiliate. Last time, we talked about a San Diego affiliate portraying President Obama as a rape suspect. Before that, it was deceptive video editing of a #BlackLivesMatter protest. This time, we turn to Cleveland, where anchor Kristi Capel used a racial slur to criticize Lady Gaga… in front of her black co-anchor. Class act.

When a judge in Texas issued an injunction against President Obama’s immigration action, “straight news anchor” Megyn Kelly conducted two interviews: one with former Texas governor and potential Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry, and the other with Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-IL). I’ll give you three guesses which guest got the friendly treatment and which one was treated with hostility.

Poor Fox News. Their American Sniper didn’t win any big Oscars last night and several of the winners brought liberal politics into their speeches. It was so excruciating that Fox & Friends host Elisabeth Hasselbeck complained, “We can’t even watch the Oscars.”

Poor conservatives. Their movies get snubbed at the Oscars and their revered political icons, who just call it like it is, get attacked by the librul media. So who better to defend them than the perky hosts of Fox & Friends and that sterling example of conservative integrity and class, Donald Trump!

Sean Hannity and his buddy Mark Levin are two of the biggest merchants of hate on the airwaves. Yet, they had the nerve to accuse President Obama of not loving our country.

On Reliable Sources, host Brian Stelter said CNN had interviewed many of Bill O’Reilly’s CBS colleagues from his time in Argentina and that each had contradicted his claims about reporting from a “war zone” and in a “combat situation.”