O’Reilly vs. Fonda, Penn, Sarandon and Robbins (Updated)
Jane Fonda, Sean Penn, Susan Sarandon, Tim Robbins and WorldCantWait organizer Sunsara Taylor each spoke to a Fox News reporter at this weekend's antiwar protest in Washington. Watch Bill O'Reilly attempt to counter their arguments. UPDATE: Check out WorldCantWait's refutations of O'Reilly's talking points.
Jane Fonda, Sean Penn, Susan Sarandon, Tim Robbins and WorldCantWait organizer Sunsara Taylor each spoke to a Fox News reporter at this weekend’s antiwar protest in Washington. Watch Bill O’Reilly attempt to counter their arguments.
UPDATE: Check out WorldCantWait’s refutations of O’Reilly’s talking points.
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