Hewitt: Hour 1 – Ohio Senator Mike Dewine called in from the campaign trail and discussed the gap he’s closing, and why he’s going to get re-elected. Then, with Flags Of Our Fathers hitting the big screen today, Hugh spoke with two of the three surviving recipients of the Congressional Medal of Honor while serving on Iwo Jima, Jack Lucas and Woody Williams.
Hewitt: Hour 2 – Fox Beltway Boys Fred Barnes and Morton Kondracke handicap the House and Senate two weeks out, plus economic news from CNBC’s Larry Kudlow, plus updates from Colorado gubernatorial candidate Bob Beauprez, and Congressional election analysis by John Campbell.
Hewitt: Hour 3 – With the release of Flags Of Our Fathers today, Emmett’s top ten list is the best war in the Pacific movies of all time.
Hewitt: Hour 3 – A very abrupt interview with New Jersey self-described Republican consultant Rick Shaftan, who didn’t agree with Hugh’s assertion that he’s not believable when he predicts conservatives are disheartened and will stay home. Later in the hour, humorist and columnist James Lileks.
Hewitt: Hour 2 – Two politicians that are in very close re-election races, Jim Talent in the Senate and Mike Sodrel in the House, both joined Hugh this hour to discuss their campaigns.
Hewitt: Hour 1 – Mark Steyn, author of America Alone, joined Hugh for the entire first hour.
Listen for yourself to this brief interview. Ask yourself if he is to be believed in his analysis that the Republican base is going to sit this election out.
Hewitt: Hour 2 – Ohio Secretary of State and gubernatorial candidate, Ken Blackwell, started the hour with a campaign update. Later, Hugh analyzed some of the latest polling, latest audio from Democrats, and took calls.
Hewitt: Hour 1 – Columbus, Ohio Congresswoman Deborah Pryce called in, as did Real Clear Politics’ John McIntyre to look at the latest polling nationally. Dennis Prager, Hugh’s road companion for this trip, rounded out the hour.
Hewitt: Hour 2 – Senator Rick Santorum makes a strong case of why he deserves to be returned to the United States Senate.
