Bill O'Reilly hilariously accuses others of taking his Asian comments out of context

Boo friggin' hoo, Bill O'Reilly. So after dropping some of his expert knowledge -- in other words, totally uninformed and blatantly ignorant generalizations -- on Asian people and drawing the criticism of community members, lawmakers and of course, Stephen Colbert, The O'Reilly Factor host is now complaining that his comments were taken out of context by Media Matters. Waaaah.

Here's Hawaii congresswoman Colleen Hanabusa, who says O'Reilly owes Hawaiians and Asian Americans an apology, appearing on The O'Reilly Factor to throw down her beef with Bill.

Bill O'Reilly knows what's up with "Asian people"

There's really no use in pointing out that Bill O'Reilly is a lying sack of hot air. He gets paid to be one. It's usually best to ignore him. But when he starts throwing down his completely unfounded generalizations about "Asian people," that gets a resounding OH HELL NO.

On yesterday's edition of Fox News' O'Reilly Factor, O'Reilly took it upon himself to break it down for America. Just what is up with Asian people, Bill? "Asian people are not liberal, you know, by nature. They're usually more industrious and hard-working." Let's go to the video, courtesy of Media Matters:

bill o'reilly offers his expert opinion on "gangnam style"

Oh, didn't you know? Bill O'Reilly happens to be an expert on popular musics. Why else would the blowhard host of Fox News' O'Reilly Factor go out of his way to decry the success of "Gangnam Style," not only dismissing Psy as "a little fat guy from Yongyang or some place," but also bringing in a so-called psychiatrist to decode and explain the Korean hit's inexplicable success.