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O'Reilly brings up Juan Williams' NPR credentials on The Factor

Written by Media Matters Staff

Published 10/18/10 9:18 PM EDT

From the October 18 edition of Fox News' The O'Reilly Factor:

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Previously:

I'm pretty sure this is why Juan Williams isn't allowed to associate himself with NPR when he appears on The O'Reilly Factor

Isn't Juan Williams violating NPR's code of ethics?

Elisabeth Bumiller grants NYT's legitimacy to Fox News Sunday

Former Times Public Editor Among Critics Of Bumiller Fox News Appearance

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