In your opinion, did President Trump accomplish anything in his Oval Office address on Tuesday night? 
 
 Yes, he provided legitimate reasons for why we need to build the wall 
 
 No, he basically reiterated what he has been saying all along 

 After famed Army Gen. Douglas MacArthur was fired by President Harry S. Truman in 1951, he made one of the most famous statements in the history of military speeches during an address to Congress: “Old soldiers never die, they just fade away.” 
 
 In the case of recently fired Bill O'Reilly, to paraphrase: old Fox News hosts never fade away, they just resort to podcasts: 
 
 That's right, America. Love him or hate him, the “no spin” meister returns on Monday — in the form of podcasts on his website. 
 
 BillOReilly.com made the announcement in a blaring banner: 
 
 As the site indicates, the “No Spin Zone” has been replaced by the “No Spin News.” 
 
 The podcasts will be available to premium members only — at a cost of $4.95 per month, or $49.95 annually. As noted by Red State, no doubt a lot of new subscribers will be media outlets eager to pounce on the fallen host — and every word he says. 
 
 Podcasts aside, perhaps Fox News wishes O'Reilly would just “fade away,” as was the case with Gen. MacArthur. The very day his termination was announced, “The O'Reilly Factor” was renamed “The Factor.” 
 
 Incidentally, the “word of the day” on O'Reilly's website as of this post was “sciolism,” defined by Merriam-Webster as “a superficial show of learning.”
– Bill O'Reilly is back on the air Monday night, though in a smaller forum. The former Fox host's "No Spin News" podcast airs at 7pm Eastern on his website, reports the Los Angeles Times. The podcast is free this week, but fans—President Trump is among them—will have to pay $4.95 a month, or $49.95 annually, beginning next Monday, notes the Independent Journalism Review. His former Fox show, now named The Factor, airs at 8pm Eastern with new host Tucker Carlson. (O'Reilly is expected to get a handsome payout from the network in the wake of his dismissal.)