Washington Times Pentagon reporter and author of the new book Enemies, Bill Gertz, joined Hugh, along with audio of President Bush’s speech to the United Nations, and then later in the hour, a live feed of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s speech to the United Nations.
Ave Maria University Provost and student of Pope Benedict XVI, Father Joseph Fessio, started out the Tuesday edition discussing the controversy since the Pope’s speech last week at Regensburg University. Later in the hour, Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist updated Hugh on the plans for the remaining Senate session.
Currently serving as the Provost of Ave Maria University in Naples, Florida, Father Fessio provided more insight into Pope Benedict’s speech last week, and analyzes the controversy around it.
Another very good thinker analyzes the depth of Pope Benedict XVI’s Regensburg University speech of last week.
One of the most reasoned thinkers in America, Father Neuhaus helps bring clarity to the controversy which should not be a controversy.
The president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary dissected what the Pope meant, and the silliness behind the controversial reaction to his words.
Another very good thinker analyzes the depth of Pope Benedict XVI’s Regensburg University speech of last week.
One of the most reasoned thinkers in America, Father Neuhaus helps bring clarity to the controversy which should not be a controversy.
The president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary dissected what the Pope meant, and the silliness behind the controversial reaction to his words.
Dr. Albert Mohler, president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, analyzes and discusses the comments made by Pope Benedict XVI last week regarding Islam.
Author, Reagan speechwriter and Catholic, Peter Robinson, joined Hugh this hour, along with House Rules Committee Chairman, David Dreier, and a special cameo appearance by U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Judge, Janice Rogers Brown.
First Things editor-in-chief Richard John Neuhaus started out the Monday edition from Cal Baptist University discussing the controversial comments made by Pope Benedict XVI in his Regensburg University speech last week.
