The removal of a Jason Aldean music video by CMT and the subsequent claims of racism and violence labeled against the song has turned into a hot-button topic on conservative radio. Bill O’Reilly shared he is tired of cancel culture and claims he’s been subjected to some of its effects.
During his weekly appearance with Sid Rosenberg on 77 WABC’s Sid and Friends in the Morning, O’Reilly discussed the situation with the New York host, before comparing the situation to that of communist dictators.
“When I see this kind of stuff — and it’s everywhere — I’m in a fight myself. I mean, personally, thank God that the folks rally to me and my independent news agency at BillOReilly.com. But you know, if you look around, I can’t get on Good Morning America,” O’Reilly alleged. “I can’t get on the Fallon show. They put me on and they used to, but now they are afraid. They’re afraid to do it.
“I’m tired of this cancel business. This not seeing stuff. That’s what the Nazis did. And if you know anything about history, Stalin did it, Mao (Zedong) did it do it in China and Russia. This very moment, and we’re veering toward that.”
