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« Consumer-Driven Health Care III | Main | On Dr. King » January 18, 2007Bill O'ReillyI've only been asked to be on the O'Reilly Factor once. Bill was doing a week-long segment on a pornographic movie filmed at Indiana University and they wanted student reaction. His producer Andrea Mackris - who, ironically enough, would later claim O'Reilly sexually harassed her - told me to be ready at a moment's notice. She said that once I got the call, I'd be whisked away to a satellite hookup in Indianapolis. As luck would have it, I was stuck in class taking an exam when that call came and never had the pleasure of sparring with the infamous Bill O'Reilly. My experience seems to have been much better than Jim Therrien's, editor of the Bennington Banner, who aptly lays bare the force of nature that is Bill O'Reilly. Thankfully for Jim and all of the other Bill O'Reilly detractors, "Papa Bear" will have to answer for his sins. He is scheduled to be on the Colbert Report tonight at 11:30/10:30 CT. That's television you're not going to want to miss. Posted by Joshua Claybourn at January 18, 2007 04:13 PM CommentsPost a comment |
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