Wed, Oct 15, 2008
H1:
10150801 Hugh Hewitt: Hour 1
10150801 Hugh Hewitt: Hour 1
10140803 Hewitt: Hour 3 – Hugh discusses what he’d like to see Bob Schieffer bring up as moderator for the last debate Wednesday night with Mike Allen of Politico, and with Jim Geraghty of National Review’s Campaign Spot blog.
10140802 Hewitt: Hour 2 – Hugh talks about the polling, both nationally and in key battleground states, with one of the America’s preeminent pollsters, Scott Rasmussen of Rasmussen Reports.
10140801 Hewitt: Hour 1 – Hugh begins his second day of Aloha week, broadcasting from KHNR in Honolulu, and is joined in studio by the Lieutenant Governor of Hawaii, Duke Aiona.
10130801 Hewitt: Hour 1 – Hugh talks with 1st time female callers as he kicks off Aloha week on the Hugh Hewitt show, broadcasting from KHNR in Honolulu.
10130803 Hewitt: Hour 3 – Hugh continues to field plumbers that are now in the cross-hairs of Barack Obama’s new tax plan, and then talks the Senate electoral landscape with Washington Post The Fix blogger Chris Cillizza.
10130802 Hewitt continues broadcasting from Honolulu, and talks with the callers, and with House Rules Committee ranking member David Dreier about Barack Obama’s coming assault on the assets of the common plumber, whose wealth he wants to spread around.
Copyright James Rosen, 2004 Ayers doesn’t think of terrorist past as failure, because his movement shortened Vietnam war by as much as thirty years, and as many as 270 million people killed.
Copyright James Rosen, 2004 Wept at events of 9/11, but equates that terrorism with American terrorism around the world.
Copyright James Rosen, 2004 We didn’t hurt anybody. We always planned only to destroy property. Destroying property is so restrained in face of catastrophe of war…how far we were willing to go into abyss of vilence to affect change.
Copyright James Rosen, 2004 The militants had to have their day in leadership, and we were the shock troops, because we couldn’t convince our Republican parents enough.
Copyright James Rosen, 2004 Violence of Weathermen Underground was attempt to survive oncoming American fascism.