I used to listen to his show back during the first Gulf War and even read his first book. But, like most things from that time of my life when I was enlisted in the Navy, I move on once I began to realize that our current political system is really a single-part system with both halves being controlled by the plutocracy. The end of my considering him relevant in any capacity was the deal with his drug abuse. The fact that he painted "liberals" with a broad brush and really went out of the way to attack minorities who used drugs, I found that his reaction to being caught abusing drugs was hypocritical at best. In the end, I would rather read about what happened because it gives me the opportunity to fact-check and do other research that wouldn't be possible listening to the live broadcasts of my former life. ATTITUDE IS EVERYTHING