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Tuesday, July 15, 2003 at 2:42 PM I thought it was weird how Drew, and even Sharon Osborne, both seemed to act like being on the O'Rielly show was not a great experience and he was an asshole (no shock there), yet they both seemed to kiss his ass saying how they really liked his show. Adam didn't even seem to buy it, as Adam has a great bullshit detector and O'Rielly one of the biggest blowhards around. —Conservatives suck cock; Liberals suck the cocks they don't |
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Tuesday, July 15, 2003 at 3:00 PM I seem to remember it was the way O'Reilly wanted to rant about things off the topic and Drew wanted to talk about something else but was not given a chance. I think Drew may like the show as entertainment but his experience being a guest was frustrating. I don't remember what Sharon Osborne said. —Art |
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Tuesday, July 15, 2003 at 3:14 PM I'm neither liberal nor conservative. I see both as being flawed and narrow-minded and dismiss common sense if it happens to slide over to either wing's viewpoint. Silly partisan BS. But I used to watch O'Reilly because he made some valid points. However, his sanctimonious chest beating and shilling his stupid logo merchandise turned me off to the point where I stopped watching 4 months ago. He lacks the finesse to interview people properly, definitely better suited as an editorialist. Always thought it was amusing that he wouldn't admit he was a conservative. Is it because the liberal media won't admit they're liberal so he can't admit he's conservative?
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Tuesday, July 15, 2003 at 4:50 PM I actually find Bill O'Reilly's radio show entertaining, and sometimes he makes valid points. Sometimes I think he overdoes it just to get a reaction. He talked to Sharon Osbourne about her problems with her kids and made her feel like a bad mom when he told her, on the air, that he had no problem at all with his kids. Off the air, she asked him how old his kids were, and he said, "Four and six." —joy |
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