OReilly calls ouster a political hit job and business move
Bill O Reilly told NBCs Today the Fox News firing was a political hit job and a strategic business decision by 21st Century Fox. He cited advertiser boycotts after Times allegations of hush payments to five women and defended his conduct, saying he never mistreated anyone in 42 years.
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