I agree and Ann Coulter usually has it right. Bill O'Reilly's number one rating cable news rating is frankly, amazing to me - overrated, yes, if the rating is even accurate. It seems that O'Reilly's success is pretending to be apolitical - jumping from relative conservative positions to straddling liberal fences for no apparent reason except for the actual sake of being "different." His book successes are 100% related to his Fox News visibility - had he competed with real historians and writers in pre-cable days he'd be an unknown today. O'Reilly and Fox News, in MHO is an example of conservatives' drive-through fast-food habits for their daily political nutrition. Sooner or later you need real food and you're not going to get it from Fox News - try Michael Savage.