In light of his recent hummus, I mean falafel incident you can see O'Reilly on the Daily Show before his career went down the tubes. Or will it? Rush is still doing his windbag thing, so I wonder if O'Reilly won't fork over a couple mil a keep on doing his thing.
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Aaron Sarver is an independent audio producer and writer based in Chicago. His work has appeared in In These Times, The Chicago Reader, Alternet.org, and on Free Speech Radio News. For nearly three years he produced and co-hosted the radio program, Fire on the Prairie, which featured interviews with progressive writers and activists, and is archived at fireontheprairie.com.
