[burzum]

On Monday morning he hyped his analysis on his Web site, concluding that Sheehan "has dramatically changed her account about what happened when she met the commander-in-chief last summer!"

O'Reilly brought this up last night. Apparently she will be on his show tonight. We'll see how she holds up to Bill.

[Rosemont]

No way this woman will go on O' Reilly tonight. I listened to her on Tony Snow. She filibusters with Soros talking points and when she is done with them she runs out of things to say and ends the interview.

[dead]

O'Reilly brought this up last night. Apparently she will be on his show tonight.

No she won’t.

He might actually ask her gently probing questions about her two wildly different accounts of her meeting with Bush.

She can’t handle even the lukewarm heat O’Reilly would throw at her.

She’ll only appear on shows where the interviewer will be strictly fawning and sycophantic. Like 99% of the mainstream media.

[Mrs.Nooseman]

She'll either cry more crocodile tears or storm out of the room... um ...of the stage.

She hung up on Tony Snow ,when it came to tough questions and another talk radio host after that.

I'll be watching it, just to see if I am right.

[brazzaville]

Good afternoon.
"We'll see how she holds up to Bill."

O'Reilly is more likely to give her a pass and say something nasty about the FreeRepublic. He is not much of a friend to the military and he has repeatedly expressed his opinion that the war is being lost by the administration.

Michael Frazier

[editor-surveyor]

" We'll see how she holds up to Bill."

That's about as tough as standing up to a pink satin pillow.