Bill O'Reilly sat down with Glenn Beck on Friday in his first interview since being fired by Fox News last month, blaming his demise on an organized group who made a point of bringing him down.

'This was a hit. In the weeks to come, we’re gonna be able to explain some of it,' said O'Reilly, who continues to deny the sexual harassment claims being made by multiple women, at least three of whom received seven-figure settlements.

'It has to do with destroying voices that the far left and the organized left-wing cabal doesn’t like. That’s the general tone. I can’t get specific. There’s a lot of legality here.'

He then said that he may take legal action to try and bring down this 'left-wing cabal,' going on to state: 'We’re going to name them and it’s going to be a big, big, story.'

O'Reilly also said that billionaire investor George Soros was funding this group, which he believes paid protesters to picket outside Fox News.

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Speaking out: Bill O'Reilly (above ) sat down with Glenn Beck for an interview on Friday and said that he was targeted by a 'left-wing cabal' who wanted him gone from Fox News

'I’ll point you to an article that was very very seldom seen this week about nine corporations, big corporations that are now being targeted by organized left-wing groups funded by George Soros because they allegedly are profiting from President Trump’s immigration stance,' said O'Reilly.

'You can Google the article. That gives you your road map.'

Soros, who has a net worth of approximately $25billion, has donated millions to progressive and liberal causes, as well as supers PACs that supported Hillary Clinton.

'Unfortunately, I was target number one. It’s sad. It’s sad for me. It’s sad for my family. It’s grossly dishonest,' said O'Reilly.

'I did what I thought I had to do to protect my family. Those days are over. From now on when I’m attacked, I’m going to take action, mostly legal action.'

He then added: 'But it’s not going to happen anymore to me.'

O'Reilly said that the recent election played a role in the attack against him as well, motivating the unnamed group who he claims brought him down.

'It was bull. It was all a lie,' said O’Reilly of the sexual harassment allegations.

'Now it’s ramped up since President Trump was elected. It’s ramped up to a place where I think this is going to become a major story in the next six months.'

O'Reilly did not have anything negative to say about his former network however, noting that he had '20 good years' at Fox News.

He did reveal that rather unceremonious way he discovered he was let go in the interview.

'My attorneys told me, and we were all shocked. But I’m not going to say anything more than that,' said O’Reilly.

'It’s their prerogative. They can do whatever they want. They run the company and they own the company. So, if that’s what they felt was best for the company, I’m not going to hammer them.'

Pulling the strings: O'Reilly also said that billionaire investor George Soros was funding this group, which he believes paid protesters to picket outside Fox News

Paid players?: Soros, who has a net worth of approximately $25billion, has donated millions to progressive and liberal causes (protesters above outside Fox News last month)

O'Reilly also used the interview to criticize Sean Spicer and President Trump's administration.

'The messaging is always the problem with the Trump White House,' said O'Reilly.

'They don't have strong people dealing with the press. I think Huckabee's daughter is much stronger than Spicer.'

He went on to state: 'Spicer's just weak.'

Rupert Murdoch announced that he was terminating the network's most popular host in a letter last month that was signed by himself and his sons, Lachlan and James.

Rupert reportedly made this decision to fire O'Reilly after being pressured by his two sons.

'After a thorough and careful review of the allegations,the company and Bill O’Reilly have agreed that Bill O’Reilly will not be returning to the Fox News Channel,' 21st Century Fox said in a statement

O'Reilly, who recently signed a multiyear contract worth over $20million a year, was halfway around the world at the time, having spent the morning meeting Pope Francis in Vatican City.

The popular host was in St. Peter’s Square with his son for Pope Francis' weekly address, and afterwards stood in a VIP line to shake hands with the holy leader.

Pope Francis likely had no idea whose hand he was shaking however as the pontiff has said in interviews that he does not watch television.

O'Reilly released a statement that same afternoon saying: 'It is tremendously disheartening that we part ways due to completely unfounded claims.'