He seemed to go after Clinton a lot more post-Monica. But his show didn't seem to be nearly as right-wing as people have made it out to be. I wasn't watching/listening anymore when he was fired but I wasn't happy with how it went down. The "nappy-headed ho" comment was made in bad taste, but done in humor. People like…

It's been done

He's also got a show on hard rock channel Ozzy's Boneyard and something somewhere else too. He's actually the least annoying of the three of them because he's actually funny sometimes.

He had a show on MSNBC that was a simulcast of his radio show. I watched it quite a bit during junior high and high school. One of the things I remember most is watching on the morning of 9/11, before the towers collapsing and thinking how beautiful the weather in NYC looked.

He has admitted he wore it just to get attention

Realistically he would have either been sent to rot in a gulag, or as a grunt in Afghanistan.

I get the sociological side of it, of how the punks were reacting to the Boomers' getting selfish and wealthy. But I've always believed that when it came to prog rock, that was more the doing of journalists and the media then the actual bands themselves. Hell, Johnny Rotten was a fan of Pink Floyd and Hawkwind, and…

I bet he tried doing it anyway. One of his favorite movies is Bloodsport.

Rod sure tried

But they were put together practically like a boy band by their management.

My response to this: you all suck. long live Prog.

Yeah I don't think Bill has gotten anywhere with her, not for lack of trying though.

That's really inconsiderate. People are having lunch now!

I really wish they'd done this angle with Eric Bischoff instead of Trump.

Elect Trump

It's okay, but as I said a little watered down compared to Man On Fire and Domino. I'd say it's better than at least the remake of Pelham 1 2 3 he did after.

Probably one of Pacino's best performances of the last 20 years, and Russell Crowe's best period.

It's pretty timely in the post-truth/"fake news" era.

Don't hold your breath, Disney is no longer in the Bruckheimer business and the smart money would be on them not reviving any of his franchises.

Then it seemed like he chilled out with Deja Vu .