I'll agree there Wilmac, sometimes he does start to spout off about there being no spin and never lets his guest finish thier point, or worse yet, doesn't hear the point they are making because he is too busy getting in thier face. Sometimes he needs to be abrasive (Glick), and sometimes not. A point I recall is when NJ eliminated the postion of Poet Laureate because they wanted to oust Amile Baraka (SP). The man's point (he was a black state assemblyman) was this; Fine, get rid of Baraka, his poetry is divisive and racist and full of hatred, but dont get rid of the post of Poet Laureate itself. O'reilly was so busy with his point that Baraka needed to go, that he totally missed the assemblymans point. They were actually agreeing, but O'rielly kept pressing the issue that didnt need to be pressed because they were in agreement. I will say that I dont think O'reilly lies nearly (not even close) as much as his enemies say he does.