O'Reilly Talks about Missing Climbers

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Bill O'Reilly discusses missing climbers on Mount Hood. This aired December 13, 2006

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  • Because u think that am talking to u to go "fuck bill o' reilly " but i didnt reply to u.

  • @702sincitylv What does 3 months have to do with being confused? I don't see the connection.

  • @simonbelmont84 I think you're confused because I posted that comment 3 months before you.

  • @702sincitylv You told me to Fuck Bill O'Reilly. Do I have to?

  • @simonbelmont84 what are u talking about?

  • @702sincitylv Do I have to?

  • Fuck bill o' reilly

  • O'Reilly asks for more regulation, what a surprise. That guy is such a liberal trying to mask himself as a conservative.

  • As a retired mountaineer enthusiast I totally understand the drive to achieve and overcome risk . It builds great character . But these crying about the cost of rescue for mountaineers taking risk . I say , " What about people proven to be doing 56 mph in a 55 . Should we walk away from them as well . Noone ever challenges rescue costs of a fool killing his entire crew driving drunk . We put up crosses on the side of the road like it was the roads fault . Point made that most rescue is volunteer

  • Tell that to the ones that didn't make it! In many situations, it is NOT safer in the winter. It depends on the terrain and other factors.

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