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Scoobie confronts Bill O'Reilly (under the pseudonym "Irv") about Fox News misconduct. A sample:

O'REILLY: . . .Let's go to Irv in Los Angeles. What's going on, Irv?
SCOOBIE: Hello, Bill. I have a few people to add to the list; they would include Ann Coulter, Christopher Ruddy, as well as your boss Roger Ailes.
O'REILLY: Now, you're a left-wing guy, right?
SCOOBIE: Center-left.
O'REILLY: Alright, now, what's the matter with the Fox News Channel? Why don't you like that?
SCOOBIE: Well, how about the term 'journalistic misconduct'?
O'REILLY: You want to give me one example of that?
SCOOBIE: Yes. Fox News hired Bill Sammon of The Washington Times, the Moonie-run newspaper, and he lied in his book about the 2000 election ... in which he--
O'REILLY: How did he lie in his book?
SCOOBIE: What? [I didn't hear his question because he was talking over me]
O'REILLY: How did he lie in his book?
SCOOBIE: Yes, The Daily Howler ... looked at a quote [Sammon] did of Ceci Connolly -- who also works for the Fox News Channel -- and found that he had taken it completely out of context --[Around this time, O'Reilly hit the mute button. I could hear O'Reilly but when I tried elaborating on Sammon's libel and Fox News Analyst Ceci Connolly's journalistic misconduct in the case, but the radio audience couldn't hear me. What a chickenshit.]