posted on Jan, 4 2006 @ 07:38 PM
Originally posted by whaaa
Yeah, I saw it. And it was OK TV. Bill was pissed but was so smitten to be on big time tv
Actually, Bill O'rielly has a lrger audience base than Letterman. One could argue Letterman had a "big time" guest.
Originally posted by whaaa
with letterman he controlled himself pretty good.
I don't know... I had difficulty seeing much humor coming from Letterman's corner. In fact; I'd say he seemed somewhat beaked. Though, the topics
they discussed were hardly the kind one could draw much humor from. Bill didn't seemed pissed to me.
Originally posted by whaaa
If this had of been a competition...
Bill l.5
Dave 8.5
Letterman lost a lot of credibility with me when he stated he believes 60% of what Bill says is "crap". When Bill asked him to give an example;
Letterman proclaimed that he can't since he never watches his show. You don't tell someone their full of it and not provide reasons why!!
I do believe Bill (and traditionalsits for that matter) are chasing an "anti-Christmas Boogeyman"; but I also believe that there are many, like
Letterman, who have opinions but can't provide good reasons for having them.
Letterman clearly came to Sheehan's defense; a woman who has proclaimed insurgents to be "freedom fighters" and has constantly refered to our
involvement in Iraq as "occupying conquerers" and the "unjust" war in which Bush killed her son. This, despite the fact, that her son REENLISTED
FOR FOUR MORE YEARS just before he was killed. Clearly, her son believed in HIS reasons for being there. Makes me wonder what kind of crap she wrote
him in letters and how that might have affected his psyche. In any case--I'm getting a little off topic and I apologize.
Aside from the Anti-Christmas nonsense; I believe Bill came out ahead. Letterman clearly seemed uncomfortable and relatively inarticulate on the
important subject matters.
Then again; he's only an entertainer.