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11-25-2011, 03:38 PM
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"Today, Kelly explains it this way: “[O'Reilly] wanted me to tell him what is in pepper spray, so I told him what the active ingredient is. That’s all I meant to convey… not that I meant it’s a snack!” Kelly, who has carried around pepper spray herself “for years” didn’t expect the blow-back that came with the comments. “I think what happened was people didn’t watch the whole segment and assumed I was diminishing it. In no way did I mean to diminish what was happening.” “As I pointed out to [O'Reilly] moments later, I told him it was abrasive. And I told him that what these kids were doing was very American.” Fox comments are all scripted...If he wanted to know what was in pepper spray why didn't he ask Martha Stewart or Chef Boyardee, why one of his airhead co-workers on his show...they wanted that soundbite 'It's a food product essentially' to be heard....
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