Title: Love the Show, but this book is ebay fodder.
Product review: I love "The Factor" and O'Reilly's in your face "factor this" style, but this book left me hanging. I was under the delusion that this book would talk about politics and current issues of the day. But this book seems to be confused in its focus. At times it is biographical giving details of his work history, and his upbringing, which to be honest I found the first chapters of this book to be depressing. Then it drifts off into what I guess is suppossed to be issues, but he really takes no stand either way. His chapter on Religion is the most wishy washy hogwash I've ever seen. And finally this book ends with a high school like who's cool and who's not list. Which includes everyone from Madonna to The Grateful Dead. Anyway I'll stick to the show which is definately more exciting than this book which I have determined will become what I call ebay fodder.
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