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> I don’t care if Bill O’Reilly goes away quietly or not as long as he goes away. <

I’m with you on that.

O’Reilly brings on a noted guest, then asks him an important question. I want to hear the answer. The guest starts to answer, then O’Reilly breaks in and gives his own answer. The guest doesn’t get the chance to finish his thought.

That happened over and over again. It was too much for me.

I rarely watched BOR or cared for much of what he championed (mostly himself) but I stand up for him, for his right to bore me to tears!

I don't believe in driving him or anyone off the air, especially in FNC. I also wouldn't watch Maddow or Blitzer or the Shepster simply because I don't care for their slants on any subject. I also don't watch Good Morning America, CBS Morning, NBC's Today Show, but to shut them down because I either don't watch or don't care for their hosts or their liberal biases on everything doesn't give me (or anyone else, for that matter) the right or power to drive them from tv. They exist because their ratings and BOR like Jerry Rivers used to be popular on network tv and had an audience and therefore had advertisers, so they were on.

Lastly, I loathe and despise so-called "sexual harassment" lawsuits just like the so-called "civil rights" lawsuits. Just like beauty, they are in the eye of the beholder and in today's world, no one is forced to undergo such things.

Most of Bill Cosby's accusers are going to wind up looking like the greedy feminists they are, unless they were kids (most of whom had moms who were prostituting their own kids for a buck in the entertainment business and that's child abuse and should be first against their own parents or guardians before going against dirty old men like Cosby!)

Many of those kids were and are sexually violated by each and every pervert in Hollywierd, from agents, directors, producers, adult actors, etc! These were and are crimes I believe but just can't go for adult women who permitted genuine abuse because they wanted to work in a prostitution business, which is what "entertainment" is and has been since its inception. Don't believe me, check on stories going back to Chaplin, etc.