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5 pages. Author and talk show host Bill O'Reilly gives excerpts from some of his best interviews in his book The No Spin Zone. O'Reilly is known for his hard-hitting interviews and interesting guests. This paper explains what 'the no spin zone' is and why O'Reilly has become such an award-winning talk show host. America is beginning to consider his one of the most listened-to talk shows today. Includes topical outline. Bibliography has 1 source.
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INTERVIEWS IV. SUMMARY V. CONCLUSION INTRODUCTION Author and talk show host Bill OReilly gives excerpts from some of his best interviews in his book The No Spin Zone.
OReilly is known for his hard-hitting interviews and interesting guests. This paper explains what the no spin zone is and why OReilly has become such an award-winning talk show
host. America is beginning to consider his one of the most listened-to talk shows today. STATEMENT OF PURPOSE What exactly does the phrase no spin zone
mean? In OReillys case he is talking about that area of time that is not being moderated or spun by the media. In other words, the no spin
zone is a time and place where interviewer and interviewee are expected to talk frankly and honestly. If OReilly suspects something is not being discussed in an honest manner
he will be brutally abrupt in stating that opinion. This is why OReilly is becoming so well known. He is not afraid to back his guests into a
corner if they have started that direction in the first place. Nor is he concerned about asking the hard-hitting questions that all of America wants to hear. OReilly,
unlike many newscasters, is interested in getting at the truth, and that is all he asks from his guests. THE NO-SPIN ZONE In this book which looks destined to
become a bestseller, OReilly asks even tougher questions of his guests and is tougher on them than in his previous book, The OReilly Factor. OReilly, who not only asks
tough questions but regularly gets very tough on his guests when they supply, in his opinion, less than honest answers, is rapidly gaining popularity on the talk-show circuits. OReilly has
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