Ever Wonder What Real Journalists Think Of People Like Bill O’Reilly?

Veteran newsman Ted Koppel stopped by “The O’Reilly Factor” to share his thoughts on what networks like Fox News are doing to this country. I don’t think he’s a fan. Highlight: At the end of the clip, O’Reilly states that he thinks he does a noble thing for a living. Koppel’s response is priceless.

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Sep 24, 2012

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