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Bill O'Reilly Just Questioned Where The Rise In White Supremacy Is—And Twitter Made Him Pay Dearly

Bill O'Reilly Just Questioned Where The Rise In White Supremacy Is—And Twitter Made Him Pay Dearly
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In a recent televised CNN town hall, President Joe Biden said that our greatest domestic terror threat is the well-documented rise of White supremacy.

Former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly, however, seemed to disagree on Twitter.


Twitter was ready with about a million snarky answers for O'Reilly.



It almost seems as if the former Fox News host hasn't been paying attention to current events since getting kicked off the network.



Many people online not-so-subtly implied that O'Reilly himself had played a role in the rise of White supremacism.



O'Reilly has a long history of stoking racial tensions in the U.S.



Perhaps O'Reilly should have taken a long look in the mirror before posting criticism of Joe Biden.


To deny the growing influence of White supremacy is to ignore the evidence all around us.

But, of course, following the facts has never been O'Reilly's strong suit.

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