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Broadway, they're keeping the lights on.

And plus my next guest happens to be very good friends with a man they called Broadway.

Joe Namath, he was the best, he still is the best, he'll always be the best, whether it's

9 p.m. weeknights on Wab, ABC, for his own amazing website, Bill O'Reilly.com, great interviews,

great stories, it's just great television. It's killing series 14 in. They're all great.

It's confronting the books. The presidents confronting evil. Still number one. After like, I don't

know, 30 years, it's still number one. A couple of months came out in September. As a matter

what he does, it's great. And yesterday, I was in his halls, making my very first appearance ever, my debut on News Nation.

With our old friend there, Louis, Connell McShane, who replaced Charles McCourt on the I Miss

in the Morning Show.

And I'm walking around his pictures, Bill O'Reilly.

Bill, you know, you practically own that place.

You know that, right?

Well, it's been a very good experience for me. Last Wednesday, we did that town hall, a two-hour

town hall with the three Americans, Stephen A, me, and Chris Cuomo. The Kennedy Center. Yeah,

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