Guest host Jed Babbin ended up the show this hour by talking with callers about the ABC re-edit decision on their 9/11 mini-series this weekend, due to pressure by the Clintonistas, plus gave advice for conservatives this Fall in the elections.
John McIntyre of Real Clear Politics joined guest host Jed Babbin discussing the impact of ABC’s decision to edit out scenes from the Path To 9/11 that give the Clinton administration a black eye, and also the trend that may show Republicans are not in as bad shape as previously thought.
Guest host Jed Babbin started the hour with columnist to the world, Mark Steyn, and spent much of the first hour on ABC’s decision to bow under pressure and edit the Path To 9/11 mini-series to cater to demands by former Clinton administration officials.
But at the very end, he hints about his future ambitions toward a presidential run in 2008.
But at the very end, he hints about his future ambitions toward a presidential run in 2008.
Ms. Townsend answered questions on Iran, the moving of detainees to Guantanamo, and the legislation the president is requesting for authority to set up military tribunals.
Hugh wrapped up his look back at 9/11 show with a visit from America’s mayor, Rudy Giuliani. Later, Hugh took calls from listeners and finished his day-long interview with Path To 9/11 producer Cyrus Nowrasteh, and actor Prasanna Puwanarajah.
Hugh continues his interview with Path To 9/11 producer Cyrus Nowrasteh, and actor Prasanna Puwanarajah.
Hugh begins his three hour look back at 9/11 with the writer/producer of the new ABC miniseries, Cyrus Nowrasteh, along with actor Prasanna Puwanarajah. Hugh also speaks later in the hour with Special Assistant to the President on Homeland Security, Frances Townsend.
But at the very end, he hints about his future ambitions toward a presidential run in 2008.
After a replay of the Mitt Romney interview from earlier, Hugh spent the rest of the hour with the callers, discussing the President’s speech today, and looking at 9/11, five years later.
