O'Reilly: Four More Years

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Updated Apr. 25, 2017 4:57PM EDT / Published Oct. 22, 2008 3:17AM EDT

Brave, brave Bill O'Reilly. The Fox News host has decided "to put myself through all the attacks and smears" and sign a new 4-year contract. We take it that the $10 million he will earn each year is hardly enough compensation to endure such smears, but it’s a hefty sum all the same. O'Reilly says he plans to end his radio show in the coming years, as "I just can't work 60 hours a week." The new deal will not change the tenor of the O’Reilly Factor, which Monday reported that "fair-minded Americans might have something to fear if hard-core leftists gain control of the government in two weeks. They already control the [New York] Times, NBC News, and other powerful media."

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O'Reilly: Four More Years