Video: Comedian Lovitz Says Obama Being Divisive, Dishonest

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Saturday Night Live alumnus Jon Lovitz appeared on the FOX News' O'Reilly Factor to clarify his observations about Pres. Obama and the "War on the One Percent."

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Video:Comedian Lovitz Says
Obama Being Divisive, Dishonest
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After an on-stage rant at his opwn comedy club in which he took President Barack Obama to task for signing on to the Occupy Wall Street, labor union backed position -- a position first sparked by a statement by billionaire Warren Buffett that he pays more in taxes than his executive secretary -- that the producers in the United States do not pay their "fair share" in taxes (listen to the original item here, caution, there is strong language), Saturday Night Live alumnus Jon Lovitz appeared on the FOX News' O'Reilly Factor to talk with host Bill O'Reilly in order to clarify his statement. Shockingly, Mr. Lovitz declares that an overwhelming majority of his Hollywood, New York and entertainment industry colleagues agree with his position that Pres. Obama is being dishonest and divisive.

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