Montel Accuses O'Reilly Of Bestiality Interest, Reagan Resorts To 'Rush Is Fat'

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In a speech delivered last Friday, liberal Air America Radio host Robert F Kennedy accused conservative talkers of "feeding hatred" in the United States.

Kennedy was in Jackson, Mississippi for a Medger Evers memorial, according to the AP:

"They’re driving this kind of hatred," Kennedy, co-host of the Ring of Fire radio show, said in a brief session with reporters Friday after his speech.

"If you listen to right-wing radio, including so-called Christian channels, there is little to do with Jesus Christ’s values," he said.

Kennedy had been asked what he thought was the reason for the increase in killings such as Wednesday’s fatal shooting of a security guard at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington and last month’s killing of abortion provider Dr. George Tiller in Wichita, Kan.

Kennedy was Friday night’s keynote speaker for a longstanding annual memorial to Evers, the Mississippi NAACP leader who was killed outside his home in Jackson on June 12, 1963, during Robert F. Kennedy’s term as attorney general.

What Kennedy fails to point out, however, is that his own network has long been a bastion of hate, much of it born out of ratings desperation, a need to tear down successful political opponents and just plain mean-spiritedness.

Here at the Radio Equalizer, we've spent years documenting examples of hate speech from "progressive" radio. On any given day, a simple listen to their programming reveals personal attacks, slurs and sleazy misrepresentations.

In fact, on the very day Kennedy was pumping up the rhetoric in Jackson, two Air America hosts were providing what sadly is just another day in the warped world of libtalk.


First, gutter-dwelling, fake Obama quarter-peddling Air America libtalker Montel Williams used his program to insinuate that Bill O'Reilly has an unhealthy interest in bestiality, based on an entirely unrelated discussion by the FOX News Channel host regarding two male penguins.

Here's the exclusive Radio Equalizer clip:





Yes, at one point, Montel tries to weasel out of the bestiality accusation, but quickly backtracks right back to his original point.


Also on Friday, fellow Air America talker Ron Reagan continued his recent trend of trying to break free from his reputation as a notoriously boring host with a (scripted?) personal tirade against Rush Limbaugh.

Again, here's the exclusive Radio Equalizer clip and transcript:

REAGAN: Right, what America really needs now is health advice from a guy whose weight fluctuates between Michelin Tire Man and the Fuji Blimp.

Exercisers are straining, straining the healthcare system? Are you sure you’re not confusing that with cigar-chomping, Oxycontin-abusing hypertenses of the body mass index of Madison Square Garden, straining the furniture they’re sitting on?


(Then plays audio clip of Limbaugh talking about exercise and weight control).


REAGAN: Don’t tell me about weight relatively under control! You’ve got man-boobs you can spin in other directions! If you don’t know your doctor’s name, it is because Oedipus Fat has gummed up your brain cells!

While personal attacks against Limbaugh from the left are a daily occurrence, too numerous even to mention here, Reagan's childish rant smacks of a particular brand of desperation. As a supposed "intellectual" who has always held himself above others, even in the face of relentless career failure, Ron Jr is clearly demanding our attention.

Interestingly, Limbaugh has recently lost 58 pounds on a wildly successful diet, so the "Rush is fat" crowd may need to revisit the elementary school playground for advice on a new set of personal attacks.


Does Kennedy believe Air America's own content should be held up as the right tone for public discourse in this country? When he's busy pointing fingers, they sure do appear to pointing right back at himself.


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