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Marco living in the past.

northwoods — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 19:53:12 GMT

If you bothered to read your pastes (and I chastise myself for doing so) you would have mentioned that Imus departed MSNBC in April 2007. He has appeared on RFDTV since December of that year.

On the other hand, many would applaud your returning to the past and wish you a happy voyage and a long journey.

Re: O'Rielly's an entertainer

Jess Wonderin — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 17:54:22 GMT

Right . . . Rush and O'lielly feed the masses monkey poo and laugh all the way to the bank . . . . buys a LOT of loofahs, viagra, oxies and trips to Dominican Boys Orphanages . . .

O'Rielly's an entertainer

Pace — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 14:57:34 GMT

He'd drink human urine on national television if he believed that his

viewers thought it was "fine wine"

Regards

Pace

Newsmax?!? What idiot reads Newsmax?

IdioticStemCell — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 14:05:08 GMT

I wonder if Caribou Barbie reads Newsmax. Well, if she did then this would explain a lot about why she's such an unqualified empty skirt.

She probably reads the Limbaugh Letter as well.

Re: Limbaugh, O'Reilly, Imus Top Talk-Radio 'Influential' List

Johnclyde — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 13:44:20 GMT

And they helped Bush and McCain lead the country into a 10 trillion dollar deficit and the current Recession!

Limbaugh, O'Reilly, Imus Top Talk-Radio 'Influential' List

markfifteen — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 13:37:20 GMT

Limbaugh, O'Reilly, Imus Top
Talk-Radio 'Influential' List

Who are America's "Top 25" most influential talk-radio hosts?

Today, talk-radio hosts are among the most powerful influencers in America. They are broadcast by more than 1,200 radio stations, plus the Internet, satellite radio, and television. They reach more than 100 million Americans weekly — about a third of the nation.

"The Top 25 Most Influential Talk-Radio Hosts" points out that the firestorm over the Dubai Ports deal was ignited not by a politician or businessman, but by a talk-radio host, Michael Savage, whom Newsmax magazine ranks No. 4 on its list.

The episode stands as proof that the nation's major talk-radio hosts have clout well beyond their listening audiences.

Newsmax looked at the more than 4,500 radio hosts — and we identify the 25 who are most influential in shaping the political and social landscape. Newsmax compiled its rankings based on several factors, including radio audience size and, importantly, the host's global media reach outside of radio, including cable TV news, syndicated columns, books, and the like.

Topping the list of these mega hosts is Rush Limbaugh, the man who saved AM radio from extinction. Rush reaches 20 million listeners weekly through 500 radio stations. He remains America's loyal opposition to the establishment media, and he is the most powerful voice in the GOP.

Close behind is America's No. 2 most influential talker, Bill O'Reilly. O'Reilly's radio show is relatively new and growing — heard on more than 400 stations. But O'Reilly's clout is backed up by a wide array of media guns, including his No. 1-rated Fox News Channel show; his syndicated column; his Web site, billoreilly.com; and his numerous best-selling books, including his latest, Culture Warrior.

Also filling out the leadership positions in talk radio as the No. 3 most influential is Don Imus, whose 2-million-plus listenership is augmented by his MSNBC cable-TV simulcast — a must-watch for America's movers and shakers.

You can read about Rush, O'Reilly, Imus, Savage, and the 21 other powerhouses of talk radio in this special issue of Newsmax magazine.

You can also order Newsmax magazine online with our special free offer — Go Here Now.

Our October issue also features an exclusive, wide-ranging interview with talker Bill O'Reilly, who says Christianity is under attack in the U.S. He also identifies the country's most dangerous man and offers some surprising comments about Sen. Hillary Clinton.

Here are our editors' selections for the most influential talk-radio hosts in America, in order of their influence:

Rush Limbaugh
Bill O'Reilly
Don Imus
Michael Savage
Sean Hannity
Laura Ingraham
Glenn Beck
Dr. Laura Schlessinger
Neal Boortz
Al Franken
Mike Gallagher
Mancow
Howard Stern
Bill Bennett
Opie and Anthony
Ed Schultz
Michael Medved
Randi Rhodes
Jim Bohannon
G. Gordon Liddy
Diane Rehm
Larry Elder
Michael Reagan
Tammy Bruce
Tom Leykis

Find out more about each of these hosts in Newsmax magazine's "The Top 25 Most Influential Talk-Radio Hosts" — Go Here Now.

Newsmax magazine is read by 600,000 monthly readers. In 2005 Newsmax magazine won a Silver Eddie award in the News/Commentary category from Folio magazine.

Re: You Are Either Capitalist or Socialist/Communist...

Johnclyde — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 13:36:30 GMT

Bill'o says you are a koolaid drinking Moron and I believe he has this one right!

You Are Either Capitalist or Socialist/Communist...

markfifteen — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 13:35:49 GMT

Join the Twenty-First Century.............

Bill O'Reilly finally sees the light!

Johnclyde — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 13:30:56 GMT

The video is on youtube titled "Right wing attack dogs atack each other" in which Bill'o finally grows some balls and blames Bush for the current fiasco and calls those that listen to Rush and other right wing talking heads out of touch koolaid drinkers!