I wouldn't call myself a "fan." I never listened constantly, but I listened often over the years and if you DID, you'd hear him talk to a liberal or just discuss real observations of things and he'd see things other people didn't. He was surprising. He was respectful to every caller unless they lied about what they were going to talk about. He was entertaining. And he was funny. And if you listened ENOUGH, you could see what a good heart he had. But even his picking on liberals was more lighthearted than what comes back from them. He was a true critical thinker--he just concluded different things than progressives. And he was the first person who pushed back on them. Liberals think only THEY should have a place to talk. He was the first conservative voice in news. He made a few big mistakes, apologized for a few. But people talking about him like this says more about them than about him. Again, we did no such thing when Ginsberg died and many people ocnsidered her a murderer. You just don't say things like that.