President Bill O'Reilly? Hide Your Loofahs and Keep an Eye on Your Little
Sister!
Bill O'Reilly was on Your World w/Neil Cavuto yesterday (October 12, 2006)
to sell his book, but don't tell. Per Cavuto's introduction and the chyron
that ran at the bottom of the screen, he was on to talk about, "How Will
the
Country Change if Dems Control Congress?"
O'Reilly didn't say how the country would change but he did spend a lot of
time ba****ng George Soros. And he ranted about Iraq: We've "gotta win the
damn thing;" "It's a mess." And he patted himself on the back: "When I was
a
re****ter I wanted to be the best re****ter and I think I was...I was never
in
it for money or power. I was in it for the work. Doing good work." "I was
tough on Rumsfeld when I interviewed him."
Proving how far off the stated topic the interview was, Cavuto ended by
asking O'Reilly about his political aspirations:
Alright. Real quick. I've always joked with you about this but I say it
semi-seriously. Do you ever want to run for office?
O'Reilly:
No. I can't. I can't do the asking-for-money routine and the
compromises.
You could...
Cavuto:
I don't...
O'Reilly:
You could do that, you know.
Cavuto:
You're the last person I'd have to ask for money, but in other words,
you're not ruling anything out?
O'Reilly:
I'm not ruling anything out but it would have to be an enormous draft
and
you would have to come to my house and beg me.
Comment: He can't run because of the "asking-for-money routine" and the
"compromises"? Come on Big Bad Bill, tell the truth tough guy. You can't
run
because of two words: Andrea Mackris.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrea_Mackris
Let see, Bill O'Liely, on a good day can scare up about 2 million viewers.
And thats on a good day. Most times its much lower. And its a real old
audience with no buying power.
Oprah on a bad day draws in 8 million younger people with plenty of
disposable cash.
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