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I agree with you that Bill is not conservative. After having read his book, he appears to be a moderate independent who never really takes a stand on anything, he sees both sides of every issue. At the same time, FoxNews is not conservative either, they just happen to mix in a conservative here and there.

The liberal media does not invite a viewpoint from the conservative side and Fox does. I guess if any conservative viewpoint is given a chance - the program is labeled as being a conservative show.

he sees both sides of every issue
I've often wondered about that. Bill has had some successes - the Red Cross for example. But generally, his approach is: "if you don't agree with me, you're wrong, you're flat out wrong!". His tone frequently reminds me of a kid who has discovered an inner strength and has finally decided to confront that awful street bully. Confrontational journalism may be appropriate in some instances, not in all. And for this reason, Bil does not adapt his style to the guest he has.

I generally give him 10 minutes (if I remember to watch him) before boredom has me turn off the TV and go back to my books.