. So they, I guess, lost patience.

Are you looking at partnering with a bigger company?

No, I wouldn't say I'm interested in partnering. I've got my own enterprise, BillOReilly.com, which is extremely lucrative, and I can do that full-time. We have a very committed base of subscribers, and that'll only grow. I own that, and I don't have to partner with anybody. I'm a hired gun. If you want me to do something, I'm absolutely willing to listen, but I've got to feel that the odds of success are high.

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How many subscribers do you have?

So we're never going to say. But it's hundreds of thousands.

Is it more challenging to get A-list guests without the Fox News platform and booking apparatus?

Yeah, but we don't even try. I mean I'm not going to go and try to get Speaker Ryan or somebody like that to do a podcast. And, you know, that's actually worked for us because now I can give more time; the "Talking Points Memo" used to be about 3 [minutes] 20 [seconds] on The Factor. Now it's about 22 minutes, and a number of topics. And the people like that. They want that kind of analysis not interrupted by guests. Each forum has strengths and weaknesses. So we don't even try to bring in people who are ultra-busy. Once we get into the studio, that'll change a little bit. But right now, you know, I had to establish that we have a unique voice, the voice is still here. It's on BillOReilly.com, and you can hear it every night. And, you know, the folks are liking it.

What do you miss most about being on TV?

I don't miss a lot. This summer, I realized it was much nicer to be out in the ocean than it was to be in the studio.

What do you miss least?

The business got really nasty. What people don't realize is that I was under attack constantly for 16 years. Once I became No. 1, once we passed Larry King, it was every single day. And then, as social media grew and got wildly out of control, the attacks got more vicious, more disgusting. Then you have the business, you have
. So they, I guess, lost patience. 

 Are you look at partnering with a big company? 

 No, I wouldn't say I'm interested in partnering. I've become my own enterprise, BillOReilly.com, which is extremely lucrative, and I can do that entire - time. We have a very attached basis of subscribers, and that'll entirely grow. I own that, and I don't have to partner with anybody. I'm a rent grease-gun. If you want me to cause something, I'm absolutely willing to listen, but I've get to feel that the odds of success are high. 

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 How many subscriber do you have? 

 So we're never going to state. But it's hundreds of thousands. 

 Is it more challenging to get A - tilt guests without the Fox News platform and booking apparatus? 

 Yeah, but we don't even try. I mean I'm not going to run low and try to get Speaker Ryan or somebody like that to do a podcast. And, you know, that's actually worked for us because now I can give more time; the " talk Points Memo " used to be about 3 [ moment ] 20 [ second ] on The Factor. Now it's about 22 moment, and a numeral of topics. And the people like that. They desire that kind of analysis not interrupted by guests. Each forum has strengths and weaknesses. So we don't even try to bring in people who are ultra - busy. Once we catch into the studio, that'll switch a little bit. But right now, you know, I have to establish that we have a unique part, the voice is still here. It's on BillOReilly.com, and you can hear it every night. And, you sleep together, the folks are like it. 

 What do you miss about about being on TV? 

 I don't miss a lot. This summer, I realized it was a lot nicer to be out in the ocean than it was to be in the studio apartment. 

 What do you miss least? 

 The business got really nasty. What multitude don't realize is that I was under attack constantly for 16 years. Once I became No. 1, once we passed Larry King, it was every single day. And then, as social media grew and become wildly out of control, the attack got more vicious, more disgusting. Then you have the business, you have
. So they, I guess, lost patiekce.

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YeAH, BUT we dOn't Even Try. I mEan I'm not going To gO and TRy tO get SPeakeR RyaN oR someBody liKe thaT tO do a podcast. And, yOu knOw, that's acTuaLlY woRkEd for US becauSe nOw I Can give More timE; The "taLKINg points Memo" used to be AbOUT 3 [mInutes] 20 [seConds] oN thE FACtor. Now iT's AboUt 22 miNUTes, anD a nuMBeR of topicS. And thE PeOpLe like tHaT. They wAnT thAt kInd of ANalySis not InterrupTed by GUests. Each forum HAs strengths anD WeAKNeSSes. SO we Don't even try To brINg in PeopLE wHo aRE ultrA-busy. onCE wE Get into the studio, thaT'lL changE a litTle bit. But righT now, you knoW, i HAd to estaBlisH ThAT we have a unique Voice, The voice is STill here. it's on billOReiLly.com, and YOU can hear It eVerY niGht. aND, yOu know, the folkS ARe liKiNg it.

WhaT do You miss MosT abOut BeiNg On TV?

I don't Miss a lot. thIs SuMmEr, I RealiZEd it was mUcH niCeR to Be out IN the ocEan thAn it WaS tO Be iN the stuDIo.

wHAt do YoU mIss lEasT?

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. So they, I guess, lost p atience.
Are y ouloo ki ng a t pa rtnering witha  big ger company?

No, I wo uldn' ts ay I ' minter ested i n  p a r tne ri ng . I 'v e  g ot my  ow n enter prise, Bil lOR ei lly.com, whi c his extreme lylucrative, a ndI cando  th a t ful l-t ime.We hav e  a ver y committ ed base o f  subscr i b er s, a nd that'll only g r ow .  I own that, a nd I d on ' th a vetopartner wi th  anyb o dy. I'm ah i r edg un. If you wa nt me to do som ething ,I'm absolu telywi l lin g to listen , bu t I've go t to f e el that the odd s of s ucc ess  are hi gh .
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How man ysu bscri bers d o youhav e?
So we 're never goi ngto s a y.But i t's h undr ed s ofthousa nds.
I s it more chall engi ng to get  A- li stgu estsw ithout  th e F ox News  platfo r m a nd b o ok ing apparatus?

Ye ah , bu t we don 't eve n  t ry .  I meanI' m n ot g o i ng to  goa nd  try toget Sp e ak er  Ryan o rsomebo dy  li kethatt o do  a pod cast. An d, yo u  know, that'sa ctually worke d  f o r  u s  bec aus e now I can  giv e  mor e ti m e;  th e  "Tal kingPo i nt s  Memo" used to be a bo ut 3 [ minut es] 20 [secon ds] on The F a ctor. No w it ' sa bout 22 minute s, an d a number of topic s. An d the pe ople like t hat. The y w ant  th atk i nd  of analysisn o t in te rrupted  by  guests . E ach  fo rum  h as streng ths andwe ak ne ss es.  So w e  don't e ve n t ry  to  brin g  in pe oplewhoar eu ltr a-busy. On c e  wege tinto  th estudi o, t h at' ll chan ge a litt leb it.Bu tright n ow, you know,  I  had to es ta bli sh tha t we havea unique voice, the voi c e is st ill  here . It 's on Bil lOR eilly. com ,  and y ou can  hear  i t e v e ry ni g h t.  An d,  you know, t hefolks  a re l iking i t.

What do you mi s s m ost about bei ngon T V ? 
I d o n' t  mi ss a l o t . This summer,I realized  i t  w as much ni c erto  be out  in the  ocea n  than i t was tobe in the  s tudi o . 

W hat do you  miss le ast?

The busin e ss  gotrea lly na st y.Whatpeople don 't re alizeis  thatI was  u nder att ack constantly for 16 y ears.OnceI b ecame No.  1, onc e we pass ed L arry King,  it  wa s eve rys ingle  day .  A ndt hen,as s o cial medi a  g rew a nd  got wildly o u t o f con tro l , theatta cks got more vici o us, more disgu stin g .  Th eny ou h av e the business , y ou h ave
. So_they, I_guess, lost patience.

Are you_looking at_partnering_with a_bigger_company?

No, I wouldn't_say I'm interested_in partnering. I've got_my own enterprise,_BillOReilly.com,_which is extremely lucrative, and I can do that full-time. We have a very_committed_base of_subscribers,_and_that'll only grow. I own_that, and I don't have_to partner_with anybody. I'm a hired gun. If you_want_me to do_something, I'm absolutely willing to listen, but I've got_to feel that the odds of_success are high.

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How_many_subscribers_do you have?

So we're_never going to say. But it's_hundreds of thousands.

Is it more challenging_to get A-list guests without the Fox_News platform and booking apparatus?

Yeah, but_we don't even try. I_mean I'm_not going to go and_try to get_Speaker Ryan_or somebody like_that to do a podcast. And,_you know, that's_actually worked for us because now_I_can give more_time;_the_"Talking Points_Memo" used to_be_about 3_[minutes]_20 [seconds] on The Factor. Now_it's_about 22 minutes, and a number of_topics. And the people_like_that. They want that_kind of analysis not interrupted_by guests. Each forum has strengths_and weaknesses._So we_don't even try to bring in people who are ultra-busy. Once_we get into the studio, that'll_change a little bit._But right_now,_you know, I_had_to establish_that we have a unique voice, the_voice is_still here. It's on BillOReilly.com, and_you can hear it_every_night. And, you know, the folks_are liking it.

What do you miss_most about being on TV?

I_don't_miss_a lot. This summer, I_realized it was much nicer to_be out in_the ocean than it was to be_in_the studio.

What do you miss least?

The_business_got really nasty. What people don't_realize_is_that I was under attack_constantly for 16 years. Once I_became No. 1, once we passed Larry King, it_was every single_day. And then, as social_media_grew_and got wildly out of control, the attacks got more_vicious, more_disgusting. Then you_have the business, you have