Oh, OK. Let me tell you some things that may make you rethink: O'Reilly is a simple, traditional, explicit man. LIEs tent to be much more open, elegant and flexible - and think about the fact that they're romantic and visionaries, often explorers and pioneers in different fields. LIEs rarely if even get angry, especially in public, while in a lot of descriptions (and my observations as well) it is stated that LSEs are often quick to anger.
That incident is not the only time O'Reilly reacted angrily, he gets angry when they promote homosexuality, drugs, atheism, and so on - the things that pervert society, the way he understands it.
But Seagal is always like that. He's more or less introspective, mysterious, philosophical, metaphorical, mystic - kind of shy even. Maybe a great representative of the Victim attitude. Try to think about the real Seagal and how his look fits with his personality, not a certain film role.
YouTube - Steven Seagal on Jimmy Kimmel Live PART 1