The No Spin Zone

Confrontations with the Powerful and Famous in America

De: Bill O'Reilly

Narrado por: Bill O'Reilly

Bill O’Reilly is even madder today than when he wrote his last book, The O’Reilly Factor, and his fans love him even more. He’s mad because things have gone from bad to worse in politics, in Hollywood, in every social stratum of the nation. True to its title, The No Spin Zone cuts through all the rhetoric that some of O’Reilly’s most infamous guests have spewed to expose what’s really on their minds, while sharing plenty of his own emphatic counterpoints along the way.

Shining a searing spotlight on public figures from President George W. Bush and Senator Hillary Clinton to the Reverends Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton to his former CBS News colleague Dan Rather, The No Spin Zone is laced with the kind of straight-shooting commentary that has made O’Reilly the voice of middle America’s disenfranchised.©2001 Bill O'Reilly; (P)2001 Random House Inc., Random House Audio, a Division of Random House Inc.

Reseñas de la Crítica

“[O’Reilly] is the Real McCoy. He’s the best reporter I’ve seen in years . . . He is smart, well-read, has good values . . . and he is fearless in picking targets.”
–Newsday

“This explosive anchor can be articulate, bombastic, scornful, witty, iconoclastic, passionate, persuasive, and sarcastic”
–Publishers Weekly

“[O’Reilly’s] brand of hard-nosed, regular-guy TV talk is here to stay.” –Newsweek

“[The No Spin Zone] vibrates with O’Reilly’s gruff Irish wit and elbows-on-the-bar social criticism.” –Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Informative and entertaining opinions

Bill O'Reilly is such a great speaker, and that really makes this book come alive. It was packed with info and energy, and his very entertaining opinions, and I will be adding his other title, O'Reilly Factor to my Wish List.

Spin not found here!

To the point and GREATLY enjoyable. Can't wait for the next book.

excellent

loved it. riveting. exhilarating. great perspective! miss the actual show. Bill O'Reilly Nails it. great.

Same as Franken's book, in a way.

OK, so now I've listened to both O'Reilly and Franken. Both do a good job of packaging and delivery, but when you unwrap either package you encounter the distinct smell of fish. Sorry, but I don't have much use for either one of these guys, apart perhaps from wanting to see them rip each other apart on an episode Celebrity Death Match. Make Jesse Ventura the guest referee and have him finish off the survivor. Ventura's book is much better that either O'Reilly's or Franken's.

Fantastic (in the sense of fantasy)

Far from being no spin, this things spins into loopiness. Its hard to tell whether its right propoganda or a radical left attempt to infiltrate the right with bizzaro, crazy thinking. O'Reilly is not smart, but he's a solid practitioner of filtering reality into one (albeit looney) interpretation of things. If you like that sort of escapism, this one could be for you.

Just a rehash of his show.

Boring. He just reads his show transcript. Topic X, Guest Y. I said ABC, they said xyz. Repeat through over a dozen topics. Noting in depth, just the highlights.