Bill O'Reilly On The View 2010

Bill O'Reilly on "The View" heated up a political debate. Whether or not you can believe it, Joy Behar and Whoopi Goldberg stormed off stage in protest over Bill's comments on the 9/11 mosque. The main hostess of The View, Barbara Walters, disagreed with O'Reilly but did so in a way that was professional and classy.

Perhaps Bill's only flub was saying "listen to me and you might learn something" to Joy Behar, but he said that because she was blabbing in his ear and he couldn't get a word in edgewise.

Basically, the Fox News commentator stood up for his views that Muslims attacked us on 9/11, and that moderate Muslims should join us in our fight against extremists, if they want to be seen separate from them. He pointed out that we don't say that "Japanese extremists" attacked us at Pearl Harbor...they are simply the Japanese that attacked us.

When he quoted a CNN poll that says something like 70% Of Americans don't want the Ground Zero mosque to be placed in its proposed location, that is when things fell apart.

Bill O'Reilly on The View will be something people talk about for weeks. See a video of Bill O'Reilly discussing the issue below.

Bill O'Reilly on Christine O'Donnell Witchcraft Confession

Bill O'Reilley typically sides with the Republicans, but Christine O'Donnell is a rather divisive figure. Bill Maher released a 1999 unaired video clip of the star in which she admits to "dabbling in witchcraft." Maher went on to exclaim that he's releasing a clip a week until she agrees to do his show.

The "Real Time" host and former "Politically Incorrect" host isn't the only one who has bore witness to O'Donnell's strange antics. Fox News host Bill O'Reilly also claims to have some crazy stuff she's said in the past on video as well.

However, he's not going to release the clips unless the become "relevant" and goes on to say ", I'm trying to be fair to Ms. O'Donnell. She's been on this program a couple of times, and we have some kind of crazy stuff that she said. We're not going to play it yet. I don't think it's relevant yet. We'd still like Ms. O'Donnell to come on the 'Factor.' I'm not in the business of [injuring] her. I'd like to see if she's the better candidate."

Of course, there will be many who would love to see what the Fox news analyst has up his sleeve, but we should get our dose of Christine's wackiness every Friday night on HBO. You can see Christine O'Donnell's witchcraft discussion here.