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The O'Reilly Procedure
by possibly noteworthy at 8:02 am EDT, Jun 19, 2009

Roger Ebert:

Bill O'Reilly insists he is dealing only with the truth. When his guests disagree with him, he shouts at them, calls them liars, talks over them, and behaves like a schoolyard bully.

He has been an influence on the most worrying trend in the field of news: The polarization of opinion, the elevation of emotional temperature, the predictability of two of the leading cable news channels.

O'Reilly represents a worrisome attention shift in the minds of Americans. More and more of us are not interested in substance.

People aren't in the habit of searching the dial.

P.J. O'Rourke:

I wonder, when was the last time a talk show changed a mind?

Have you read Infinite Jest?


 
 
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