Bill O'Reilly here and I'm warming up from the NRIA.net studios in New York.

Stand by for the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition.

On this Friday, I don't watch much television.

I'd rather read and I'm really busy these days.

So I'm not sitting there for hours binge watching.

I did watch the stand and I was disappointed in that program.

It was produced by CBS.

But I like another CBS show and it's on tonight.

Friday night it's called Bluebloods.

It's Police Drama.

Tom Selik is the lead.

Cass is great.

But the reason I like Bluebloods is one of the few programs that comes at it from a traditional

point of view.

So the plot is that there's a family all involved with policing.

Tom Selik is the commissioner.

New York City Police Commissioner.

The daughter is an assistant district attorney and there's two cops.

That's a little far fetch but the way the story is written each week is really excellent

because it just mirrors what's going on in real life.

Now it is a traditional show, a bit conservative but not message driven.

It skews a little older because older Americans are more traditional.

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