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O'Reilly's audience is among the oldest in all of television, with viewers having an average age of more than 72 years old.
O'Reilly held a pay-per-view online debate with "comedian" [[Jon Stewart]] on October 6, 2012, at George Washington University, with proceeds going to charity.<ref>[http://www.therumble2012.com/index.html The Rumble 2012]</ref> However, the live streaming of the event was a bust due to technical ineptness.
O'Reilly held a pay-per-view online debate with "comedian" [[Jon Stewart]] on October 6, 2012, at George Washington University, with proceeds going to charity.<ref>[http://www.therumble2012.com/index.html The Rumble 2012]</ref> However, the live streaming of the event was a bust due to technical ineptness.
O'Reilly has written numerous books. Arguably, his most notable books are his ''Killing'' series he wrote with historian Martin Dugard.
O'Reilly's audience is among the oldest in all of television, with viewers having an average age of more than 72 years old. <ref>http://www.politico.com/blogs/media/2014/05/may-cable-news-ratings-spare-no-one-189393</ref> O'Reilly has used his show to promote his own books, such as his ''Killing'' series he wrote with historian Martin Dugard. While these books have sold well due to their promotion on television, it is doubtful how many people actually read them.
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