Trick or Treat at Bill Ayers' House

We bought a fat orange pumpkin

The plumpest sort they sell.

We neatly scooped the inside out

And only left the shell.

We carved a funny funny-face

Of silly shape and size,

A pointy nose, a jagged mouth

And two enormous eyes.

We set it in a window

And we put a candle in,

Then lit it up for all to see

Our jack-o'lantern grin.

FOX News O'Reilly Factor reporter Jesse Waters is camped out in front of the home of the communist Weather Underground bomber Bill Ayers. They are asking him questions when he goes into his house. The mad bomber looks like a deer in the headlights. See the playlist video dated 10-24 Talking Points.

Bill OReilly reports that Professor Ayers even called Chicago's "pigs" (police) to defend him from FOX News! And Chicago policemen showed up and walked Billy Ayers to his car for the rest of his groceries so the big bad Fox News reporter couldn't molest him. I remember when the Weather Underground bombed the police.

O'Reilly suggests that Senator Obama admit that he made a mistake and throw Bill Ayers under the bus like he did with Rev. Jeremiah Wright.

UPDATE:

I wondered if FOX would ask Bill Ayers "Who killed the San Francisco policeman Brian V. McDonnell?"

Bill Ayers reportedly told an FBI informant named Larry Grathwohl that the the bomb that killed a San Francisco policeman named Brian McDonnell on 2-16-70 was placed on the window ledge of the Park Police Station by Bernardine Dohrn, who is now Bill Ayers' goulish wife.

Bill Ayers described the bomb that was used and even what kind of shrapnel was used in it. Larry Grathwohl reportedly testified in the Senate about this conversation on 10-18-74.

David Freddoso, National Review Online (8-18-08) writes:

Larry Grathwohl, an FBI mole within the Weathermen, connected Ayers to the planning — and his wife, Bernardine Dohrn, to the execution— of a police station bombing in San Francisco in February 1970 that killed one officer and injured two others.

KRON4 (11-10-03) reports from San Francisco:

On February 16, 1970, officer Brian McDonnell is killed when a bomb explodes at Park Police Station...

KRON 4 News has learned that three years ago, San Francisco police secretly re-opened the case. Armed with new forensic technology and with State and Federal agencies helping, SFPD investigators began to work full-time on the murders.

And now, sources tell us, those investigators have identified potential suspects: former members of two militant groups in the '60s and '70s -- the Weather Underground and the Black Liberation Army, people who've been out of the spotlight for decades. The most prominent among them is Bernardine Dohrn, a former leader of the Weather Underground and now a law professor at Northwestern University in Illinois.

Cliff Kincaid (5-8-08) reports:

The Society of Former Special Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation authored a 1979 pamphlet on the WUO that reported, "On October 18, 1974, Larry Grathwohl, a former member of the WUO, testified before a US Senate Subcommittee that Bill Ayers, a WUO leader, had told him that Bernardine Dohrn, another WUO leader, had to plan, develop and carry out the bombing of the police station in San Francisco. Ayers told Grathwohl the bomb was placed on the window ledge and he described the bomb that was used to the extent of saying what kind of shrapnel was used in it."