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This is a really hard one for me since I hate the both of them. One is an obnoxious loudmouth who constantly talks over people and berates anyone who disagrees him. The other is the same way, only Barbara Walters is enabling her instead of News Corp. This just might be the battle of the know-it-all's everyone has been waiting for: A media-backed public squabble so instense it could spell the end for both parties involved. Ok, that's not going to happen, but you can't blame a guy for wishful thinking. You have to admit this is a lot better than Rosie's old battle with Star Jones over which lie was worst (Star about her surgery, Rosie about her sexuality).

Angered by comments posted on O'Donnell's blog and voiced on ABC program, "The View," O'Reilly is calling on ABC to fire Rosie O'Donnell.

The comments in question are as follows:

anderson cooper
wake up

False flag operations are covert operations conducted by governments, corporations, or other organizations, which are designed to appear as if they are being carried out by other entities.

the british did it on purpose
into iranian waters
as
US MILITARY BUILD UP ON THE IRANIAN BORDER

we will be in iran
before summer
as planned

come on people
u have 2 c
i know u can

I'm honestly more offened by Rosie posting every blog entry in the form of pseudo-poems than anything else.

As you can see in this clip, O'Reilly calls Rosie one of the biggest Bush haters in the media, as if that's some sort of anomaly these days, but I digress. I suppose I shouldn't expect anything less from the faux-non partisan who's been kissing Bush's ass since the decline of America began on January 20, 2001.

O'Reilly has called O'Donnell a sympathizer to terrorism. Considering the Bush adminstration's antics have served as the biggest recruiting tool for terrorist organizations and Fox News is in their back pocket promoting their every idiotic idea (Get well soon, Tony), who's the bigger sympathizer in the grand scheme of things?

Just by this video, it seems like all Rosie was saying was we've demonized the other side to the degree that we no longer look to them as humans, only as "the enemy," which doesn't help either side come to some peaceful resolution. I guess I should stop now, before I'm likened to a terrorist, too.

I love that O'Reilly can say Rosie is hurting people, though he negates to point out how the racist sentiments expressed on his own network are far more detrimental to this country given that when it comes to race in this country, everything is as fair and balanced as the spin-masters who deliver the news on Fox.