> that thinks it's a real news show.
Neither am I one of the percent of O'Reilly viewers that believes his
is a news show too... ;-)
Where did the 20% figure come from? I went back and re-read the
article and didn't see that.
Oddly enough I realized it was comedy way back when Kilborn was still
hosting, haven't changed that opinion since. Strange thing, I realized
O'Reilly was a nutcase right off the bat, haven't changed that opinion
either...
> It's comedy, sattire, not real news.
That's true, but oddly enough, people polled were more likely to
answer political questions correctly if they were a daily show viewer,
than if an O'Reilly viewer, what does _that_ tell you?
> If people believe it then school hasn't helped.
True, but again, the data doesn't seem to bear this out.
> I have to agree with you here, he's very bullheaded.
yes...bullheaded...
/me Notes agreement with Sam...
;-)
--
will
"If my life weren't funny, it would just be true;
and that would just be unacceptable."
- Carrie Fisher
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