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So did you think your career was over after that? I did. I remember waking up the next morning going, I'm 33 years old, and I can't believe it's over. I didn't listen to Imus, to be honest with you. I listen to you. Right. Well, so does Imus. Of course. in the 70s and I was a kid going to school, my dad would listen, I miss, you know, before you were a monster start.

And so I thought I knew a little bit about the show my dad would listen, Imas, you know, before you were a monster star.

And so I thought I knew a little bit about the show.

So I figured when I got there, it was just total zane idea that he was trying to become a different type of guy. Well, here you are a sports expert, and I can see you got the gift to gab and everything. But sometimes, like, maybe you've got to rein it in just a little bit. 2008, Howard Stern.

How lucky are you?

You get the Bill O'Reilly morning message.

Now you're about to get Bill O'Reilly live for about 10 minutes. And then you get Bill O'Reilly again tomorrow for his regular Thursday morning stop by. And oh, by the way, you get Bill O'Reilly every weeknight right here at 9 p.m. on W.A.B.C. And why not, as I say, every Thursday,

and it's genuine and sincere. He's the best ever, ever. And when the Howard Stern story broke

yesterday, Bill and I got on the phone with each other because you should know this, that when Bill

and I have talked about Howard Stern on this show in the past,

not half the time, not most of the time, every time that audio ends up on the Howard Stern show the next day.

And for some reason, Howard Stern really goes after my friend or'Reilly doesn't like him.

And Bill says, hey, well, you know, listen, I saw him at Boston, Boston University.

I knew a little bit about him.

And Howard always denies it and gets very, very nasty.

So here he is the great Bill O'Reilly.

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