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.
Guest host Jed Babbin covered the news of the day and took calls this hour, mostly consisting of the President’s passionate press conference demanding the Congress quite fooling around and pass his tribunal and NSA program legislation.
Emmett of the Unblinking Eye joined guest host Jed Babbin with a look at the top ten “Substitute” movies of all time.
Fred Barnes and Morton Kondracke from Fox News Channel’s Beltway Boys started out hour two with guest host Jed Babbin. Later, money guru Larry Kudlow joined Jed, and then it was back to the President’s press conference, including David Gregory making a fool out of himself again.
In an interview that’s going to be dissected by legal scholars everywhere, the South Carolina Republican and Hugh go into detail on the differences between the President’s requested legislation, and the legislation Graham is supporting.
In an interview that’s going to be dissected by legal scholars everywhere, the South Carolina Republican and Hugh go into detail on the differences between the President’s requested legislation, and the legislation Graham is supporting.
In an interview that’s going to be dissected by legal scholars everywhere, the South Carolina Republican and Hugh go into detail on the differences between the President’s requested legislation, and the legislation Graham is supporting.
After a replay of the Mark Steyn interview, Ohio gubernatorial candidate, Ken Blackwell joined Hugh, as did Washington Senatorial candidate Mike McGavick
South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham and Hugh got into the tall grass on the different ideas of legislation pending regarding the set up of military tribunals.
Columnist to the world Mark Steyn started the hour, then calls and news wrapped up the open to the Wednesday edition.
