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To: tejek who wrote (521137)	10/16/2009 12:21:07 PM
From: longnshort	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1570744

typical racist liberal. O'Reilly Guest To Juan Williams: 'Go Back To the Porch' NEWSBUSTERS By Mark Finkelstein on Video The debate over Rush Limbaugh's NFL bid is roiling the racial landscape. This evening, after Juan Williams explained that Rush's "Barack the Magic Negro" parody was based on a column by an African-American author, a black radio talk show host told Williams to "go back to the porch." [H/t NB readers Tracy B. and Ken T.] Warren Ballantine uttered the insult on this evening's Countdown. BILL O'REILLY: The reason that Limbaugh is not going to be able to buy into the NFL is because a bunch of made-up stuff became legend, and he got hammered. WARREN BALLANTINE: OK, we won't look at the made-up stuff. Let's look at him playing "Barack The Magic Negro", and we're going to say that's just funny, that's just a joke, that's not racial either. It is racial to real black people. JUAN WILLIAMS: Hey Warren, you were saying my argument was a red herring. Maybe you should do some research, go back and find out that it was an article written by a black person, headlined "Barack The Magic Negro." BALLANTINE: He made it a song and played it on his show. WILLIAMS: So what? He was making fun of it. BALLANTINE: You can go back to the porch, Juan. You can go back. It's OK. O'REILLY: All right guys: good debate, good-spirited debate. Good-spirited? Telling Juan to "go back to the porch"? I have to assume Bill didn't hear Ballantine's closing crack.