Baby Killer Defended (VIDEO)
I am speechless. Bill O’Reilly exposes Dr. Tiller, the “BabyKiller,” who performs late-term abortions for such lame excuses as “mild depression.” And he has done this on children between the ages of 10 and 15! Oh, as are you surprised that there’s a pro-choice idiot bimbo on the show to defend this man? Notice she refers to these 10-year-old girls as “women.”
Agggggh! I’m surprised lightning didn’t strike this woman while she was on the set. Bill O today just sat down with the “devil’s advocate,” and her name is Amy Richards. ‘Scuse me while I go take a shower.
Watch Dr. Tiller defended here.
Also on Stop the ACLU.
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November 3rd, 2006 at 10:45 pm
Bill O is totally over the top, but has a point….
Why do they defend rapists? He keeps pushing her to explain, but she never explains that fact… Maybe abortion is acceptable ( I personally don’t believe all abortion is acceptable) but why is she so protective of a 10 yo being used? …..
November 11th, 2006 at 7:12 pm
Here’s something just reported on News Hounds(www.newshounds.us/2006/11/05/bill_oreilly_faces_investigation_after_claiming_kansas_physicianexecutes_babies.php):
Bill O’Reilly Faces Investigation After Claiming Kansas Physician
“Executes Babies”
Reported by Deborah - November 5, 2006
Bill O’Reilly claimed, on The O’Reilly Factor, 11/3, that he had
evidence obtained from medical records proving that a Kansas physician has been “executing babies about to be born” because the mothers said they were depressed. O’Reilly referred to Dr. George Tiller as “Tiller the baby killer” on national TV and also claimed that he purposely protected the rapists of 10-to 15-year-old girls who legally obtained abortions at his clinic.
After the outrageous commentary, he viciously attacked guest Amy Richards, a women’s rights advocate, and then wrapped up the disgraceful performance with Phill Kline, a Republican candidate for Attorney General in Kansas, who openly discussed the medical records on national television. Of course, the high-minded cultural warrior made sure to blame everything on “the far left gone insane.” In Kansas, late-term abortions, up to 22 weeks, are legal if the mother’s health is endangered.
O’Reilly admitted that he has been trying without success to obtain records from Tiller’s clinic but now has information from “inside” to prove his case. O’Reilly bragged that he had “incontrovertible evidence” that George Tiller was executing babies just because the mother said she was depressed. He made reference to the medical sheets as if he had seen them even though it is illegal to have the medical records. When Amy Richards appeared O’Reilly kept badgering her with the same
question, getting more agitated until he reached a point of sheer
madness. “So you’re okay with this man executing babies about to be born because the woman says she’s depressed?” When O’Reilly again accused the clinic of witholding names of rapists, Richards suggested
that some of the women probably didn’t know the names. BOR exposed
himself again shouting, “We know they do know the name of the rapist. Are you okay with that.” Richards was not intimidated by O’Reilly and he said, “We’ll let the
audience decide who the noble person is here.” After thanking her for
appearing he attacked her again, saying that people like her don’t care
about babies’ getting killed. The video is available on his Foxnews.com
webpage entitled Tiller Baby Killer Part 1
In the meantime, Dr Tiller has decided to fight back and will ask the
Kansas Supreme Court to investigate O’Reilly and Phill Kline to take back the records of 90 patients that Kline has obtained and to find out about O’Reilly’s “inside” source. The Kansas City Star reported that Phill Kline denied giving Bill O’Reilly any information. According to the article, BOR could be in legal trouble.
Pedro Irigonegaray, an attorney for the Overland Park clinic operated by Planned Parenthood of Kansas and Mid-Missouri, said Kline should not be
talking about the case on television. “I am absolutely flabbergasted that our attorney general first decided to go on Mr. O’Reilly’s show to talk about what is supposed to be a criminal investigation,” Irigonegaray said, adding that it was
“inconceivable” how O’Reilly could have received information about
private medical records.
Has the fearless T-Warrior finally gone too far? One can only hope
that Bill O’Reilly finally gets the justice he deserves.