Wait, he's been out for years.
On his show Monday night, [Bill] O'Reilly chastised guest Michael Rogers for maintaining a Web site publicizing the names of gay staffers working for politicians who oppose gay marriage.
"We're uneasy with this kind of exposition," O'Reilly said. "Somebody's personal sex life should have nothing to do with any kind of a policy."
But on the same show--and for at least the third time in the last year--O'Reilly described one of the justices on the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court as a lesbian, a claim that the justice herself, through a spokeswoman, denies.
On shows in November, last week, and again on Monday, O'Reilly has referred to "the lesbian judge on the Supreme Court who dissented" in the court's landmark ruling in favor of gay marriage.
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A Fox spokesman said O'Reilly stands by his claim, which is based on "more than one independent source."
The spokesman declined to identify those sources, citing confidentiality.
Roger Ailes has confirmed O'Reilly's sources are Outta Myass and Ole Cloth, the bases for most of O'Reilly's information.
Or does "independent source" mean closeted Faux anchor?
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