Bill O'Reilly Returns With Online News Show | THR News

Former Fox News host O'Reilly launched a 30-minute online news show for premium subscribers, later made public. Since leaving Fox, he's produced a subscriber-only podcast. The new show aims to attract more premium members and seeks viewer feedback. The program covers topics like Trump's remarks on North Korea and the FBI raid on Manafort's home. O'Reilly acknowledges older viewers may struggle with online viewing but has TV offers to consider. He plans to evaluate these offers in the fall, aware of potential backlash. The show concludes with a call for viewer input.

What was the initial availability of O'Reilly's new online news show?

• It was available to everyone from the start.

• It was only available to premium subscribers initially.

• It was broadcasted on television.

• It was available on radio.

What was one of the main topics discussed in O'Reilly's new show?

• The latest technology trends

• President Trump's remarks about North Korea

• The stock market performance

• Environmental issues

How did O'Reilly conduct interviews on his new show?

• In-person interviews

• Using pre-recorded videos

• Via Skype

• Through email

What concern does O'Reilly have about returning to television?

• He is concerned about the lack of creative freedom.

• He is worried about the long working hours.

• He fears being attacked and has legal support ready.

• He is unsure about the audience's interest.

When does O'Reilly plan to consider offers to return to TV?

• In the spring

• Next summer

• In early September

• In the winter