Bill O'Reilly Mocks Homeless Black People in Worst Fox News Segment Ever
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Fox News is a scourge upon common sense, decency and our nation in general. For the most part, we’ve all grown accustomed to their fact twisting and general bullshittery, so you know it’s a special day when one must pause and say: Wow, that’s bad even for Fox. 
As part of a segment where Bill O’Reilly makes shit up about New York Mayor Bill DeBlasio, Fox News sent a baby-faced reporter down to the bowels of Penn Station to mock homeless people and scare children. Seriously.
Jesse Watters—who looks like the result of a shameful one night stand between a Brooks Brothers suit and a copy of Atlas Shrugged—tried to make some vague connection between homelessness and Bill DeBlasio during what was frankly, one of the most unhinged things I’ve ever seen in my life.
Watters putters around Penn Station asking scared-looking white people leading questions like, “Does it affect you psychologically when you see homeless people in and out of this area?”
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