The Fox News host also predicted the first TV personalities Trump would “incarcerate” if he could.
Bill O’Reilly knows Tina Fey and Amy Poehler are not his biggest fans—and he can’t seem to let it go.alums David Spade and Dana Carvey. “So does the blonde,” who he eventually recalled was Poehler, “hates me to the extent that it’s funny,” he went on.
“‘Oh boy,’” he imagined the comedians saying about him, “‘This is the worst, here he comes, the Neanderthal of all time, there he is.’”O’Reilly was a regular target for Fey on SNL decades before he was axed from Fox in 2017 following allegations of sexual harassment.“Bill O’Reilly settled his sexual harassment suit out of court this week. This is what he had to say about it on Thursday’s“never speak” of the incident again. “But I will!” Fey said after the clip, “‘Cause I like the part about you wanting to rub falafel on that lady’s boobs. And, uh, the part about how you love vibrators. And the part about how you believed it when a prostitute told you you had a big penis. I love all those parts … and I’m gonna keep talkin’ about ’em. A lot.” Spade told listeners that the notorious right-wing commentator and Trump bestie is “a very much a thinker and a doer, and he says he’s an independent.”During a “Weekend Update” segment with Poehler a few months later, Fey pulled O’Reilly’s card again. “Hey, Bill! Remember that time you used to call that lady who worked for you and tell her you wanted to rub some soap on her boobs? And then you told her you had a big penis? But if you really had a big penis, you wouldn’t have to tell people—they would just see that. Aw, man, remember when you did that? I do.” The women have been top of mind for O’Reilly this month, despite the jabs being two decades old. Just two weeks earlier, he claimed he didn’t “care” that Fey and Poehler came after him in an op-ed for the “Liberal ladies like Amy Poehler and Tina Fey mocking the ‘patriarchy,’ terrible white men. Minority males are okay unless they are conservative. Then there is angst,” he wrote. “Essentially, I am a hard news guy who analyzes events using logic and facts. No weed in sight. Don’t care about grievance-dwelling by millionaire feminists.”Later in the show, O’Reilly predicted that Trump would set his retaliatory sights on some other specific women on television. “I‘ve been friends with Trump for 35 years, and he’s the only human being I know who can take more garbage than I can,” O’Reilly said, “It’s aAnd yet, O’Reilly told the hosts that Trump’s first order of business, “if he were to become a dictator,” as Carvey had suggested, would be to jail female TV hosts. “First of all,
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