I've watched two clips of Bill O'Reilly's interview with Senator Clinton: Part 1 and Part 2

O'Reilly asked about 7 major issues by my count (paraphrased):
1. Reverend Wright: "can you believe this guy?"
2. What are you going to do about high gas prices, and why don't you support ANWAR drilling or nuclear power?
3. Don't you realize that HillaryCare will bankrupt the country? After all, existing medicare is bankrupting New York and California!
4. Your husband is Rich, and I'm rich. How much are you going to raise taxes on rich people? What about the cap on social security taxes?
5. Obama is a nice guy, but you're a polarizing figure, and this is a personality contest.
6. You said you'd help out New York state when you were elected Senator, but it's gotten worse. And has high taxes!
7. Are you surprised that fair and balanced Fox is giving you more favorable coverage than the biased liberal media?

O'Reilly was indeed bombastic, and faux confrontational, and overall I think Hillary came across quite well: she was calm, sounded rational, and refused to be bullied by him. When he was directly critical of Clinton, it tended to be issue-focused: you'll raise my taxes, why don't you want to drill for oil in Alaska, your health care plan will cost too much. By contrast, O'Reilly did give a lot of time to talking about Wright, and framing the race as a "popularity contest" in which Obama must be more likable.

I got the vibe that O'Reilly thought, "we may disagree, but you're a hard-nosed scrapper like I am, and I respect that. To a point."

It's clear to me he was hoping to help out Hillary in the primary here, and her appearance probably doesn't hurt her. Nothing was said about Iraq, the possibility of a recession, or the sub-prime mortgage crisis, but apparently the rest of the interview airs tonight.