A sixteen-year old high school student kicks Bill O’Reilly’s ass on-air by correcting his quotes regarding a sex-and-drugs educational event (of the “Just Say No” sort; not the “Coke Is Awesome — Especially Off Public Restroom Toilet Seats” class I took in high school) at a high school and then quoting a passage from O’Reilly’s own book promoting drug use.

Radar can give you some context before you watch the video:

Bill O’Reilly is in his element when it comes to badgering the children of 9/11 victims, accusing kidnapping victims of enjoying their captivity, and anything involving loofahs or falafels. But put him in front of an affable and articulate 16-year-old, and he turns to mush. Last week, O’Reilly imploded during an interview with Jesse Lange, a rising junior at Boulder High School in Colorado (video above). He was on the program to address O’Reilly’s criticism of the Boulder High sex-education program.

Best part about standing up to Bill O’Reilly? The chicks — and dirty, left-wing, hippie professors.

As for what it’s like being the kid who put a hurting on Bill O’Reilly, Lange says he is getting “a couple hundred Facebook requests a day” and letters from college professors, “just asking me to consider their schools when I apply to college.” (He’s also single, ladies.) As for any fallout with O’Reilly, Lange says Bill isn’t so tough when he’s not on the air, “He didn’t say anything to me when the segment ended … he just had his producers cut off my feed.”

Juicy. So, um, when is someone going to pull a “What’s the frequency, Kenneth?” on O’Reilly or Coulter or Hume or one of these other “pinheads”?

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