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Re: Gross and O'Reilly
I listned to the inteview and thought O'Relly was the one looking for a fight. He attached Terry Gross early on over the Franken thing but she was able to work the interview back onto the book. Perhaps she shouldn't have gone back to the controversial issues but he knew what was coming in regards to the other quote she was going to read, became angry, and bailed so he wouldn't have to take the heat. I'm not a journalist but I enjoyed hearing the quote spoken to the empty chair. I don't think he has any right to fume; he just doesn't have a sense of humor. Besides, interviews are supposed to be entertaining.
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