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Fox News commentator Bill O'Reilly,facebook viral pinay sex video scandal a man whose hairline and integrity have both greatly receded in the past decade, just messed with the wrong United States congresswoman.

On Tuesday morning, O'Reilly said that he couldn't listen to Congresswoman Maxine Waters' latest House speech about Trump because of her hair, which he called "a wig."

SEE ALSO: Interview: Maxine Waters thinks millennials can change politics for everyone (yes, everyone)

"I didn't hear a word she said. I was looking at the James Brown wig," O'Reilly said, to a chorus of laughter from the other white, predominantly male commentators in the room.

O'Reilly, of course, has no problem paying attention to the president, who appears to attach his hair onto his head every morning with velcro and hope.

Only one commentator, Ainsley Earhardt, sort of spoke up in defense of the Congresswoman.

""I've got to defend her on that," she said. "I have to defend her on that. She a — you can't go after a woman's looks."

Before, of course, she ruined it.

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"I think she's very attractive!" she said.

"I didn't say she wasn't attractive!" O'Reilly said, making it worse.

The congresswoman's loyal fans, as well as people who were just genuinely outraged, immediately came to her defense on Twitter.

When Bill O'Reilly said he won't listen to Maxine Waters because of her hair. pic.twitter.com/q85CkGzdvX

— Travon Free (@Travon) March 28, 2017

Bill O'Reilly is an anti-intellectual bigot, but if we're discounting politicians on account of their hair: pic.twitter.com/c1qBOIiWyE

— Lauren Duca (@laurenduca) March 28, 2017

Bill O'Reilly calls Maxine Waters' hair a "James Brown wig." Waters has basically the same haircut as Hillary, my mom & half her friends. https://t.co/srod8HOZM8

— Jill Filipovic (@JillFilipovic) March 28, 2017

Instead of rebutting her, Bill O'Reilly made a cheap racist remark about Maxine Waters' hair. He gotta go. #FireBill pic.twitter.com/etNc2GVxs9

— Sean Kent (@seankent) March 28, 2017

You can watch the entire exchange here:

Or you can watch this GIF of a baby goat jumping because, honestly, why subject yourself to that?

Via Giphy

O'Reilly released this apology, which forgot the words "racist" and "sexist," later in the day.

Just in: Bill O'Reilly releases statement apologizing for "dumb" comment about Maxine Waters pic.twitter.com/jiuTtevsGF

— Tom Kludt (@TomKludt) March 28, 2017

UPDATE: March 28, 2017, 6:31 p.m. PTCongresswoman Maxine Waters responded to the incident Tuesday evening with a tweet that included the hashtag #BlackWomenAtWork. The hashtag also has many posts about veteran reporter April Ryan and the comments Press Secretary Sean Spicer made to her earlier Tuesday.

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