[prairiebreeze]

Bill's just waking up to liberal media bias huh? Some are slow learners I guess.

Prairie

[2banana]

A National Public Radio interviewer

Of course, liberal voices are given the same opportunity on Fox, but it doesn't matter to the far-left ideologues. For decades, they controlled the agenda on TV news

At taxpayer's expense (Bill seems to miss that point).

[metalboy]

I think the last 10 articles this guy has written as well as the last 200 talking points commentary he does on his show, he has used the words "In my new book who`s looking out for you"...Yeah, Bill...We know who`s looking out for you.

[Tall_Texan]

Bill O'Reilly wrote a book?

[camas]

there are lots of good democrats out there. the trouble is that the media has been very clever in slanting the news to the left just enough to keep them from knowing whats the truth.

now with talk radio and fox news maybe the good ones will see the light. wonder if maybe a few did in the recall election

[drstevej]

***"Who's Looking Out for You?" ***

Don't bother, O'Reilly. We don't need a nanny with an ego.

[Blue Screen of Death]

Another essay of piercing insight by Bill "It's all about me" O'Reilly. It must drive O'Reilly crazy that "ego" is only a 3 letter word.

[moodyskeptic]

Bill was slow to see the obvious. Until they directly slimed him, he was delusional about the very media he worked within. Like David Horowitz, Tammy Bruce and Christopher Hitchins, reformed liberals who felt the backlash, he will increasingly see the Left for what it is: angry hateful cowardice.

It'll be fun to witness Bill's slow transformation. Assuming he keeps his current gigs, he will become a powerful voice for repairing America. God grant Bill O'Rielly insight and strength.

[MeekOneGOP]

Good article ! Thanks for posting it ...

[Yardstick]

Item: A National Public Radio interviewer insisted on reading that People Magazine review on the air during her chat with me. When I strongly suggested she read the very positive review in Publisher's Weekly magazine as well, she refused.

I'm usually underwhelmed by O'Reilly, but I must admit that hearing him chop Terry Gross off at the knees in the NPR Fresh Air interview mentioned above made my day. She tried to maneuver him into an embarrassing corner and he would have none of it. Especially satisfying was when O'Reilly forced her to admit that the soft-balling, chatting-amongst-comrades tone she took with Al Franken was very different than the tone she took with him.