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I can't quite fathom why The Factor commands such a big block. Listening to O'Reilly's condescension when talking to anybody, let alone his toadying style of interviewing folks like Obama, is so irritating that I have to turn him off.

The Five is on our Tivo, and is must viewing (as is Redeye).

We don't have The Kelly File on Tivo yet, but the times that I've seen it, she does a good job. She is an agressive interviewer, sharp, and not accepting of BS. A pleasant surprise, actually.

If we want an overall good summary of the important government policy news, Special Report with Bret Baier (on our Tivo) is very good. We don't always get around to watching it, but worthwhile when we do.

We don't Tivo On the Record with Greta Van Susteren, but really like her style. She started out on CNN as a liberal-appearing talking head, but since coming to Fox, particularly after the Democrats started their campaign of personal destruction on Sarah Palin (with home Greta developed a bond) she has become increasingly less tolerant of the Democrat methods and talking points.

Another good program is Justice with Judge Jeanine [Piro]. She starts out with a really biting monolog, dripping with sarcasm, about some current Obama administration over-reach, then interviews appropriately expert people to support her views. She also has a finely-honed BS detector, and no tolerance for the purveyors of such.

Of the above show casts, Judge Jeanine was a prosecutor, then a Judge, then a NY County AG - a Republican.

Megyn Kelly is a JD with nine years as an attorney for Experion.

Kimberly Guilfoyle is a JD who has been a San Francisco Prosecutor, an LA Deputy DA and the San Francisco Assistant DA.

Greta Van Susteren has a JD from Georgetown. I think she has worked as both Defence and Prosecution.

...and those are just the lawyers on those Fox shows. What other network can claim that depth?