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[From Federal Document Clearing House]
O'REILLY: ... As you may know we've been reporting on most of the Democratic candidates attending the Kos Convention this weekend. Despite the fact that Web site is full of hateful postings including this picture of President Bush and Senator Joseph Lieberman which has been on the site for a year. Now yesterday I spoke with Senator Chris Dodd who is running for president and will be at that convention.
[Cut to taped interview]
O'REILLY: You've known Senator Lieberman for 30 years. You know President Bush. I'm sure you respect both men as patriots. And you see something like this [doctored photo of Lieberman kneeling before Bush as though he's about to perform oral sex] Why don't you distance yourself from it, sir?
DODD: Well what I'm stunned at, Mr. O'Reilly, is the fact that you spend as much time going after an online community gathering where there are 500,000 people visit who visit that site on a daily basis here, to identify five, six, seven, objectionable offensive cartoons or comments that people are making here. I find that stunning to be quite honest, here.
O'REILLY: This is the worst stuff on the Internet.
DODD: Let me finish.
O'REILLY: There isn't any worse than this.
DODD: You're missing the point. You ought to be far more candid with your viewing audience and tell them that your real objection is the ideology of Daily Kos not what's -- this is silliness for you to be suggesting that of 500,000 .
O'REILLY: If you went to the .
DODD: Out of 500,000 people appearing on that -- let me finish here .
O'REILLY: Hold it.
DODD: Out of 500,000 people every day. Why are you attacking like this?
O'REILLY: Because it's vile that's why. It doesn't matter how many people go in, go out, have a cup of tea.
DODD: There are a lot of things you say are vile on a daily basis.
O'REILLY: What about that cartoon, senator, what about it.
DODD: No. Listen.
O'REILLY: What do you mean no? It's up there for a year. What about the cartoon.
DODD: Mr. O'Reilly, you are not listening to me. The mere point here is you are not being candid. Your objection is to this community gathering here. You don't like their politics.
O'REILLY: I don't like their Web site.
DODD: That's a legitimate criticism. Why don't you focus on that and recognize that 500,000 people.
O'REILLY: I'll ask you the question again. Are you OK with that cartoon, sir?
DODD: Of course not. That's not the issue, Mr. O'Reilly.
O'REILLY: Of course. It's the issue. That's what they do on the site. They do hate stuff all the time.
DODD: You suggested that we ought not to participate in the convention.
O'REILLY: Correct. Distance yourself from them.
DODD: Because six or seven or eight or 10 people have said something on the site that's objectionable.
O'REILLY: What are you crazy. There's thousands of vile postings on that Web site. Thousands.
DODD: There are thousands on your posting as well.
O'REILLY: No there aren't any on my posting. We take them off.
DODD: Talking about Al Qaida attacking San Francisco, blowing up San Francisco.
O'REILLY: When did I say that, senator?
DODD: You said it in 2005 I think is correct.
O'REILLY: What forum? When?
DODD: Right here I believe on your show.
O'REILLY: You are wrong. I didn't say it here. You don't know what the hell I said with all due respect. You got it from Media Matters. You didn't hear it and you don't know.
DODD: Focus on your legitimate criticism.
O'REILLY: Look, you are a propagandist senator. You're a propagandist. I used to respect you. I don't have any
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