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Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the latest edition of looking out for you. Let's get started.

Now, I know a lot of you don't care about the media, and a lot of you hate it. Very few people

love it. That's for sure. You know, you're walking around, oh, I love the media. No. Maybe the local weatherman or sportscaster or something, but the media has really destroyed itself, hating Trump.

It's a very simple equation.

But what's very striking about what's happening now, and we're going to start off with Howard Stern,

is that this is self-imposed. Yeah, Trump

doesn't like the media and he goes out of his way to sue it and browbeat it and diminish

it. Yeah. But if the media were fair and had a lot of allies, I wouldn't work. So Howard Stern and I go back to Boston

University in the 1970s. And we're at the School of Communication Com at the same time. And I didn't

know him socially. I was a master's degree student. He was an undergrad. But I knew him because he was the only guy in school taller than me.

And he had this fro, and he walked around and, you know, but he and I didn't really cross paths very much.

I was on the newspaper, he did a little radio work, that kind of thing. But we're both

terriers. That's the Boston University Terriers. He was also brought up on Long Island,

as was I. I was in Levittown. He was in, I think, the South Shore, kind of a tough

neighborhood. And Howard was roughed up. And had a, as he describes himself,

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