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I can no longer stand Hannity or O' Reilly. It's not just over exposure, either. To me, both seem shallow and noisy. Speaking as a resident of the NYC listening area, I would hate to lose an hour of the king of talk radio, Bob Grant..

After begging my cable company for FNC for ages, I was so disappointed when we finally got our wish......in other words, it was a classic case of be careful of what you wish for, you might get it. First disappointment was O'Reilly...first impression that he was a blowhard. Not much other than Brit Hume worth watching on FNC.

As for Bob Grant, he does the best interviews on the radio, bar none. His phone calls I could do without. Too bad Rush doesn't have guests and Bob Grant doesnt do more monologues.

As for Hannity, he isn't one tenth as informed as Grant and often suggests a caller is lying because he, Hannity, isn't aware of the facts. Seems Sean thinks if he doen't know about something then it couldn't possibly have happened.

Ok, we understand, you like Bob Grant. What the hell does that have to do with anything? Grant already goes head-to-head with Hannity, and Hannity's winning that ratings battle too. Obviously you're in a minority. But the point of the story that we're discussing is O'Reilly's going head-to-head with Hannity. Try to follow.