Bill O'Reilly's book on the killing of Lincoln

Alex Mousoulpopolous

Bill O'Reilly is a jag but this is a good book on the killing of Abraham Lincoln.

 I don't know how much he actually researched and did the writing for this book but it was an enjoyable listen despite hearing this prick face's voice. Sometimes a book is better in audio version and goes more quicker with a storytelling line one can visualize like the old time radio programs. Bill O' Reilly usually writes way out right wing republican books that I could never recommend, but this one is a pretty good book. "Killing Lincoln" is historical factual read on one of America's darkest moments and O'Reilly does a pretty good job capturing the hours leading up and after the tragic event in Ford's theatre. I learned a little more on this event although I wonder how factual everything Bill says in this audiobook were actually true. I am somewhat skeptical especially  on the escape events and what Booth was thinking during the escape attempt. Bill seems to have an obsession with president getting a bullet and I see he has another book on killing Kennedy and that will be seeked by this writer and lover of reading history. It should come to as no surprise that O'Reilly loves the idea of president being murdered especially how he hates the current one in the White House.