I watched the 60 minute interview with President Trump last night, and then I read about 7 in the morning

the entire transcript that CBS posted. I got to tell you, it was so

convoluted and all over the place that I'm sitting there and I go, maybe it's me, but I didn't

learn one thing, nothing from that interview. And I think the interview ran more than an hour. Didn't run that long on TV,

but the transcript, you know, there's a lot of stuff that they didn't air. And I'm going,

what, what's going on? So it's my job to tell you what's going on, and I will. And I'm not

trying to be petty or criticized Nora O'Donnell, the CBS correspondent.

I don't want to do that.

But I got to be honest.

I mean, I'm looking, I'm watching.

It's my time.

And I'm trying to learn something.

And I'm not learning.

Now, if you disagree, if you did learn something, I will read your letter tomorrow. Bill at

Bill o'Reilly.com. Name in town as always, but Bill at Bill O'Reilly.com. Could be me,

been in the business 50 years, or maybe I'm just way out of touch with the you know, the regular discourse.

So the interview is the subject of the evening's talking points memo.

I picked out, I'm going to five or six short sound bites, short 30 seconds or so,

because I just, the repetition was numbing.

It was numbing.

And again, I'm not trying to blame anybody here. I'm going to explain what was happening that Donald Trump goes into an interview.

And you got to pin him down with specifics.

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