If you've followed Bill O'Reilly's career at all, you know that -- perhaps more than anything -- he's always billed himself as a man of the people, a guy looking out for "the folks" out there, people who are powerless against the nameless, faceless forces of The Man that are constantly conspiring to get them.

As we told you yesterday, over the weekend Miss Piggy and Kermit the Frog responded to an allegation by Fox News that the Muppets were a liberal brainwashing tool for having portrayed an oil company exec in an unflattering light in their recent film.

After yesterday's ratings post, which revealed that "Community" is the sixth least watched TV show on the Big Four networks, that "Harry's Law" is more popular than "Parks and Recreation," and that "NCIS" is America's most watched TV show, the collective American intelligence needed a win.

Sometimes I'm truly amazed that Fox News actually exists.

For some time now, Bill O'Reilly has been doing this thing -- his "Books for the Troops" program -- where if you buy a copy of his book Pinheads and Patriots he then in turn will send a copy of the book to U.

Last night shout-y dick grumpy old man Bill O'Reilly had PBS host Tavis Smiley and Princeton Professor Cornel West on to debate the Occupy Wall Street protests currently spreading across the globe.

Bill O'Reilly is such a dick grumpy old grump.

This morning I watched last night's Daily Show (I was too consumed watching the "Welcome to Boston, Loozah!" curse play out in real time to watch it last night) and was struck by how civil Bill O'Reilly and Jon Stewart were to each other in the interview at the end of the show.

Have you ever fantasized about punching Glenn Beck in his big, fat, stupid face.