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I'm not sure how to take his reply.
It was arch, but based solely on my own observations of movie and TV cliches, I think the makers of the show may have been sincere.
Whenever an exchange like this takes place in a men's room, especially with at least one of the participants standing at a urinal, it always reads to me like the men's room is being treated with the sanctity of a confessional, and no lies are told there. The men are treated by the filmmaker as if they're at their most candid and unguarded.
Note to O'Reilly: If you want your show to be viewed as a "no-spin zone", perhaps a new set design is in order.
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