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It was broadcast at 4:30. I went to the room with my PC because I couldn’t stand it live. O was very polite, and very slippery when O’Reilly questioned him about Benghazi. It was clear nothing would come of it.

Yeah, and BOR missed the logical follow-up on Benghazi...after establishing that then-SecDef Panetta described the Benghazi situation as a terrorist attack, O'Reilly should have asked where Barry was during the remainder of that evening...as every FReeper knows, Barry Zero was AWOL for 15 hours between his meeting with Panetta and General Dempsey, until he left for a fund-raiser in Nevada at 9 am the next morning. All O'Reilly had to do was ask for a timeline of the President's meetings/actions/phone calls between 5 pm on 12 September and 9 am the following day. Blown opportunity. I can almost guarantee that no "journalist" will ever again ask--or have the opportunity to ask--President Zero about where he was when our consulate was under attack. No reporter in the White House press corps has the balls to ask about that, and after his retirement, all interviews will be with the most fawning members of the press corps, and they will gladly avoid any mention of Benghazi. Guess we really won't know what happened until Reggie Love publishes his memoirs some day.