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I sent a FEEDBACK e mail too, thanks to that link, but my lengthy and spontaneous response was mainly on the theme of how lowdown and unethical , sneaky and pathetic it was to invite a guest on the pretext of actually talking about something, and then holding him up to ridicule with the cheapest of cheap shots, playing all the while to his own captive audience, and probably hoping that it would all be taken as "entertaianment" ,or TV showmanship, when it was in fact the most disgraceful exercise of immaturity I have ever seen on Network television. I am surprised O Reilly did'/t walk off, but it would have served Letterman right, and would inevitably have thrown Letterman's little stunt in the harsh light it was meant to cast on O'Reilly. I told CBS and Letterman that I would be watching NEITHER of them ever again, and I meant it.While I am far from BORs biggest fan, at least he is a serious person---Letterman is the same age as BOR, but somehow made it to that milestone while having NO OPINIONS of his own, just the usual Leftish "feelings" ( which are always supposed to count for a lot more. I ended my feedback with the sentence "Letterman showed himself to be an ethical Slob and an intellectual Boob. "Bye, Dave....and Bye, CBS."
I think my instincts are correct in assuming that there will be some kind of apology tendered by Letterman Weds.night, when CBS gets an earful of feedback like mine.
Either way, Letterman loses in my book---unless the apology looks and sounds heartfelt and his own idea, it will have been put on him by the CBS brass. And in that case it will even more prove what a weakling he has turned out to be. It seems that his late-blooming fatherhood has
its downside too. I can never look at him the same way again.