O'Reilly is entertaining on TV, but when you take away his interrupting privileges, he doesn't have as much to say as I had hoped. I read this book expecting Bill to expand upon the views he mentions on TV (Jesse Jackson, Hilary Clinton, etc.). I figured the television format just didn't give him enough time to articulate about these issues, and that the book would give him the time he needs to present a detailed argument. Bill doesn't even mention these issues till the last few chapters of the book, at which point he barely glosses over them. The bulk of the book consists of Bill telling the reader how to raise children and interact with friends. Bill really doesn't tackle any issues in this book. He's more interested in having a Hallmark moment with the reader. Despite my disappointment with the book, I will still enjoy watching Bill get into a good shouting match with Neil Cavuto.