A brief conversational clip in which Molly McPherson explains why she would not appear on Bill O’Reilly’s show. She recounts being invited (likely by a producer), criticizes O’Reilly’s communication and tone, references controversy about inflated numbers tied to an agency group and mentions he is creating a media agency. The exchange is casual and partly repetitive.
There's certain producers out there and journalists who I'll always do stuff for, always when they call. Just I don't have the time now. And you know, you know who actually asked me to appear on their show was Bill O'Reilly.
Could you, could.
You imagine.
Me speaking.
With Bill O'Reilly? Apparently over inflated the numbers, but it was bad comms on his part. The millions were for the agency group, not social chain alone. So the Times went digging into the accounts. Oh, and he's also creating his own media agency now.
Oh, I mean.
That'S what they all do. That's what they all do. I know, right? Michelle? Yeah. Bill O'Reilly, I wanted to write back and just write this is what I should have written. Really. No, but you'd want to see that conversation. There are people, there's one network, they keep coming at me. I'm like, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Wouldn't speak. Bill would yell at you for five minutes and think, oh, yeah, and you.
Want to know what the topic was. I get this. Bill O'Reilly.
No, and this is how the producer said it. Bill O'Reilly wants you to come on, which I don't think it was Bill O'Reilly. I think it was a producer. Bill O'Reilly wants you to come on to speak about.
Gaza. Like, are you kidding me? And speak about Gaza on TikTok, much less with Bill O'Reilly. Do you imagine me.
