[Texas Cornhusker]

Rush is simply a radio talk show host, not some god who can not be competed with. It is o'reily's right to try and give him a run for his money. this has to be the most petty ignorant little hissy fit i have ever witnessed.

[Nogbad]

I am not talking about OR's right to go against Rush.
I am talking about OR's right to be a liar.
Or is that unimportant to you?

[Hunble]

I sniff Democrats!

Anytime Drudge and O'Reily are talked about, there is an organized liberal effort behind it.

VLRC?

What absolutly pisses me off, if then Freepers fall for this obvious stupidity!

[Dr. Scarpetta]

Rush is simply a radio talk show host, not some god who can not be competed with. It is o'reily's right to try and give him a run for his money. this has to be the most petty ignorant little hissy fit i have ever witnessed.

That sums it up pretty well. Some of you are hysterically defensive of Rush and Drudge. This is a business situation, and O'Reilly has the right to change his mind about doing the show once Rush was doing well, and David Limbaugh gave the ok.

Drudge has not always acted honorably in the past, and I felt it was a despicable thing when he spread those drug rumors about Bush before the campaign with NO EVIDENCE. Isn't he happy now that we're discussing his wretched and pathetic attempts for attention?

[leprechaun9]

I don't care what OR or Drudge do. But on that Sunday night program, OR repeatedly denied that there was any plans for a new program by Westwood.

Drudge quoted from internal Westwood memorandums and OR emphatically denied that any negotiations or plans had taken place.

When pressed by Drudge, OR said that 'maybe' his staff was trying to put something together, but that he (OR) had no knowledge.

I don't regularly listen to either of them, but on that night I heard the discussion as I was setting the clock radio.