World class political analyst Michael Barone looked at the reaction to the Lieberman/Lamont race with guest host Jed Babbin, and then the rest of the hour was split between the Israeli war and the Democrats losing their collective minds.
Although the update of Iranian soldiers found amongst dead Hezbollah terrorists in Southern Lebanon, and the implication that might be for a more region-wide war, much of the hour was spent on the Lieberman/Lamont race, and how Democrats are reacting to it. Uberbloggers Glenn Reynolds and Mickey Kaus joined guest host Jed Babbin.
On the first day of Hugh’s vacation, Former Bush 41 Defense Department official, Jed Babbin, filled in. This hour, Jed spoke with Dr. Walid Phares of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, looking at terrorism and the current war in the Middle East.
On the first day of Hugh’s vacation, Former Bush 41 Defense Department official, Jed Babbin, filled in. This hour, Jed spoke with Dr. Walid Phares of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, looking at terrorism and the current war in the Middle East.
On the first day of Hugh’s vacation, Former Bush 41 Defense Department official, Jed Babbin, filled in. This hour, Jed spoke with Dr. Walid Phares of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, looking at terrorism and the current war in the Middle East.
Lt. Gen. Thomas McInerney joined guest host Jed Babbin looking at the Israel-Hezbollah war, then a deviation into Daimler-Chrysler’s decision to run an anti-American billboard in South Africa.
Guest host Jed Babbin spent the third hour discussing this hour as the official moment the Democratic Party apparently went over the cliff, after voting for Ned Lamont over Joseph Lieberman in Connecticut. National Review’s media blogger, Steven Spruiell joined Jed from Connecticut.
The country’s greatest living political encyclopedia dives into the immigration debate, and discovers many parallels to immigration from a hundred years ago.
The very talented author of Fiasco, does a long interview with Hugh about the pros and cons of the run up, execution, and post-war efforts in Iraq.
The country’s greatest living political encyclopedia dives into the immigration debate, and discovers many parallels to immigration from a hundred years ago.