Bill O'Reilly Claims Chairman Mao and Iranian Ayatollah Khomeini Were White' in Bizarre Rant

"Evil exists, that's what I wrote [in] the book, Confronting Evil. This guy who killed this poor woman is evil and about 15% of the human population around the world fits into that category. So the people who have power, their obligation is to protect the innocent from these people. Doesn't matter what the skin color is. All the people I have on the cover Confronting Evil are white! Okay? You got Hitler, you got Putin, you got Mao, you got the Ayatollah. Doesn't matter. But what matters is that Americans say, Enough."

"Only two of the four men featured on the cover of O'Reilly's book would be considered by most to be white Russian President Vladimir Putin and former German dictator Adolf Hitler. O'Reilly went on to claim that anyone who votes for Zohran Mamdani in the New York City mayoral race is committing an act of evil. It is gonna be anarchy and blood in the streets, and anybody who votes for that Mamdani is, in my opinion, committing an act of evil, warned O'Reilly. Pull a lever for that man. You are responsible for what happens later. Oh come on, responded NewsNation host Leland Vittert. You're gonna blame people who are voting, saying, Hey, look, I can't afford groceries. This guy's talking about giving me and my family a better life,' and they're evil? Watch above via NewsNation."

A Ukrainian refugee, Iryana Zarutska, was stabbed to death on a North Carolina train by Decarlos Brown Jr., identified as a Black man with a lengthy criminal history. Assertions were made that about 15% of the human population fits into a category of evil and that those in power must protect the innocent from them regardless of skin color. The book cover referenced includes Hitler, Putin, Mao, and the Ayatollah, with a claim that all on the cover are white. Voting for Zohran Mamdani in the New York mayoral race was characterized as an act that would invite anarchy and blood in the streets, a claim met with pushback noting voters’ economic concerns and hopes for a better life.

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