By Bill O'Reilly

Once again, I would like to point out the almost total absence of support from the Muslim world after the death of bin Laden.

In fact, we've seen more pro-bin Laden demonstrations from Muslims than anti: the scenes in London on Friday where crazy jihadist sympathizers clashed with a right-wing group; the Muslims not at all shy about their embrace of evil:

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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The biggest oppressor, the biggest criminal in the world today is Barack Obama and his henchmen and his allies. So we are here today to say, "USA, you will die. Sharia is on its way. Barack Obama, you will die."

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On another front, Pakistan is actually complaining and even threatening America over the bin Laden action. Its top general says he is outraged that the USA came into Pakistan to get bin Laden. Of course, that same general, Ashfaq Kayani, cannot explain why bin Laden was living next to a Pakistan army base for five years.

Hey, General, if you can't explain that, button it.

Over at the U.N., there is now concern that the American raid might have been illegal. That's infuriating. The U.N. is impotent in the face of worldwide terrorism and has the audacity to complain when bin Laden is killed?

Sen. Orrin Hatch put it best:

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SEN. ORRIN HATCH, R-UTAH: Get their butts out and get real. My gosh, we're facing people that would kill all of America if they could. My goodness. People like that just aggravate me to death. It's just unbelievable to me that these people can be such jerks that they don't give credit where credit is due.

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Perfect. Congratulations to you, Sen. Hatch.

Pakistan is emerging as the big villain here. There is no question that country has enabled terrorists for years, even though its former president, Benazir Bhutto, was assassinated by crazy jihadists.

There simply is no excuse for the Obama administration continuing to send billions of dollars to Pakistan unless that country stops the madness. We are losing thousands of soldiers and Marines in Afghanistan, partly because Pakistan harbors the Taliban. Joint operations between American forces and the Pakistan military would wipe that threat out, but the Pakistanis won't do it.

So again, why are we sending them billions of dollars? President Obama needs to address this immediately and confront the nonsense.

As you heard earlier this week, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton continues to say Pakistan is helping us out, but that is a ruse. Yeah, once in a while they'll bust some terrorists, but on the whole, forget about it.

Pakistan harbored bin Laden. That's all the world needs to know.

And that's "The Memo."

Pinheads & Patriots

Conan O'Brien speculated about a possible bin Laden movie:

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CONAN O'BRIEN, HOST, "CONAN": Vice President Joe Biden, this is nice. He's going to be played by Bob Barker. We're all very excited about that. General David Petraeus will be played by "30 Rock's" Jack McBrayer. CIA Director Leon Panetta will be played by Alf. Hillary Clinton will be played by Chuckie.

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Brutal. Is Mr. O'Brien a pinhead or a patriot for that bit? Please vote on BillOReilly.com.

Thursday night, we made a slight mistake about Elisabeth Hasselbeck reading a poem.

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ELISABETH HASSELBECK, CO-HOST, "THE VIEW": Usama bin Laden was a very bad guy. He hurt many people, don't ask me why. We shot him in the head and now he's dead. Now close your eyes and go to bed.

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Mrs. Hasselbeck did not read that to her young children. She wrote the poem as a creative exercise. Nevertheless, 82 percent of you think she is a patriot, as I do, and 18 percent say she is a pinhead.

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