This is an interesting book by someone who also has a TVshow. He happens to be on a network that wants to be considered thefair alternative [yet hires O'Reilly-- so go figure].O'Reilly isclearly conservative, and doesn't trust the system. He hand-picksissues to be bombastic, just for ratings. Never mind the facts, betterto sway emotions.My thesis is that O'Reilly needed this book tospout more than he was allowed to on his show. Best guess is Fox toldhim to cool it and try to be more fair [thus, the "fairnetwork" slogan].But he can't be fair. You can always see theveins in his neck bulging as he holds back what he REALLYthinks!!!If you read this book you will see why, and also how heseems to have fallen into the aging white-man trap. But if you likehis TV show [and some seem to like it], then you will like thisbook. Just be warned, you may read more into O'Relly than you evenwanted to.Am I wrong???