On Monday, September 14, PWTorch editor Wade Keller interviewed former WCW President Eric Bischoff an exclusive multi-hour "Torch Talk" interview covering a variety of controversial subjects from the Monday Night War period, his days on WWE TV, his 2006 autobiography, and the "Rise & Fall of WCW" DVD.

The following is the latest installment of part seven of the exclusive five-hour "Torch Talk" with former WCW President Eric Bischoff. Part 7 of our daily Q&As will be published here at PWTorch.com, which is unprecedented with our VIP-exclusive "Torch Talk" series.

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We present today's latest question and answer from Part 7. Tune in tomorrow for the next series of Q&A's from the Eric Bischoff Torch Talk.

Wade Keller: On the Vince McMahon side of things, do you think there are people whom Vince McMahon perceives as being loyal to him who play him or snicker about him behind his back? Or do you think he has found a way to filter out people who don't worship him or admire him without reservation?

Eric Bischoff: I give Vince a lot of credit in this regard. The people that are loyal to him are truly loyal. They aren't partially loyal. They're not loyal to his face, but snicker behind his back. I think the people that are loyal to Vince are truly to Vince and would take a bullet for him. He's found those people or has developed the relationship with those people, whether it'd be Kevin Dunn or Triple H or, I think the Undertaker falls into that category. I think there are a number of people in front of the camera, behind the camera, that if they had to make the choice between taking a bullet and double-crossing Vince McMahon, would hope that they survived the bullet. Look, Vince has got his quirks. The only time you really see him smile - really smile, not a phony smile - is when he's passing gas in the Gorilla position or involved in some sort of weird frat joke or that sort of thing. And people kind of laugh at that because it's a little quirky. But beyond that, and they'll laugh at him to his face on those kinds of things, I don't think there's any kind of derisive behind his back kind of disrespect. People who respect him really honestly respect him.

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