Bill O’Reilly is always angry about something or someone. That’s his schtick. Without his passionate rants — that typically have zero logic behind them — he’s nothing. So when The New York Times pressed O’Reilly on allegations that he “embellished” war reporting from earlier in his career, he had no choice but to go overboard. His tactic was to threaten a Times reporter.
O’Reilly told the Times’ Emily Steel that if he found her reporting to be inappropriate, he would seek repercussions. “I
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