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==Segments==

==Segments==

The show has many segments, some of which were eventually discontinued in favor of other segments.

The show had many segments; some of them were eventually discontinued in favor of other segments.

*Talking Points Memo—A daily segment where O'Reilly discusses a key issue in current events with his words appearing as a side note on the screen.

*Talking Points Memo—A daily segment where O'Reilly discussed a key issue in current events with his words appearing as a side note on the screen.

*Top Story—Usually, O'Reilly has guests discuss the issue brought up in the previous Talking Points Memo section

*Top Story—Usually, O'Reilly had guests discuss the issue brought up in the previous Talking Points Memo section

*Personal Story—O'Reilly invites someone who wrote a bestselling book, or has made the news in some way, or who has interviewed a newsmaker

*Personal Story—O'Reilly invited someone who wrote a bestselling book, or had made the news in some way, or who had interviewed a newsmaker

*Miller Time—A Wednesday segment where O'Reilly invites regular guest comedian Dennis Miller on the show. The discussion is generally a lighthearted one on several issues, accompanied with visual gags and movie clips.

*Miller Time—A Wednesday segment where O'Reilly invitd regular guest comedian Dennis Miller on the show. The discussion was generally a lighthearted one on several issues, accompanied with visual gags and movie clips.

*Barack and a Hard Place—Monica Crowley and Alan Colmes discuss issues related to [[Barack Obama]] with O'Reilly

*Barack and a Hard Place—Monica Crowley and the late [[Alan Colmes]] discussed issues related to [[Barack Obama]] with O'Reilly

*Watter's World—Jesse Watters goes out every other Monday and interviews younger people on a current issue

*Watter's World— [[Jesse Watters]] went out every other Monday and interviewed  younger people on a current issue

*Pinheads and Patriots—Daily segment at the end of the program where people in the news are decided if they had done something good (patriot) or bad (pinhead).

*Pinheads and Patriots—Daily segment at the end of the program where people in the news were called out fot doing something good (patriot) or bad (pinhead).

*Tip of the Day—It replaced Pinheads and Patriots, and in it O'Reilly gave a helpful tip to the audience

*Tip of the Day—It replaced Pinheads and Patriots, and in it O'Reilly gave a helpful tip to the audience

*Factor Viewer Mail—O'Reilly reads bits of emails at the end of the program, often ones that have contrasting viewpoints on the last show

*Factor Viewer Mail—O'Reilly read bits of emails at the end of the program, often ones that have contrasting viewpoints on the last show

*Word of the Day—At the last minute of the program, O'Reilly picks an obscure word to challenge the viewer to know or look up

*Word of the Day—At the last minute of the program, O'Reilly picked an obscure word to challenge the viewer to know or look up

== See also ==

== See also ==