NPR’s Juan Williams Sacked for Muslim Comment
Right about where NPR's Juan Williams says, in this clip from Monday's "The O'Reilly Factor," that he thinks Bill O'Reilly is "right," offering the Fox News host his support after last week's O'Reilly kerfuffle on "The View," things take a fateful turn for Williams' career. Coincidence?Right about where NPR’s Juan Williams says, in this clip from Monday’s “The O’Reilly Factor,” that he thinks Bill O’Reilly is “right,” offering the Fox News host his support after last week’s O’Reilly kerfuffle on “The View,” things take a fateful turn for Williams’ career. Coincidence?
This is the clip that eventually cost Williams his gig on NPR, and it’s what he says after giving O’Reilly his support that lands him in trouble.
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