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let me pre-emptively respond for the liberals here...
"What, you post a clip from FauxNews? Everyone knows they are a bunch of racists."
In this case, O'Reilly is correct, and he is brave for speaking the truth, rather than blaming rich whitey like most people do.
Obama can double the income tax and spend every cent fighting poverty. That won't do anything until the black culture figures out that no amount of money can overcome a cultural failure that creates an out-of-wedlock birth rate of 75%.
He was also right about the moguls in the entertainment industry, who get filthy rich by encouraging the gangster rap culture, and are not held accountable when impressionable and unsupervised kids ruin their lives by emulating what they see and hear. Instead of condemning these people for profiting from genocide, Obama sucks up to Harvey Weinstein and Jay-Z.
Daniel Patrick Moynihan, rest in peace, was a very liberal senator from NY (Hilary took his seat after he go sick). Although he was a committed liberal, he was thoughtful and honest. Back in the 1960s, he worked in the Labor Dept, and he wrote a report saying that if the black culture didn't fix itself, that culture was headed for ruin. He was right, of course.
When blacks like Bill Cosby or Allen West or Ben Carson speak out on this, they get attacked from the left. Those that could potentially do some good (Obama, Sharpton, Jackson, Congressional Black Caucus) choose to remain silent, or even worse, blame whitey or racism or the 1% (but not the portion of the 1% that is in the entertainment industry, only the 1% who work on Wall Street).
It's cowardly and despicable. O'Reilly could not have been more correct.
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