1pm EST – Remember MEMOGATE? No, not the Rathergate Memogate...the Senate Judiciary Committee memogate. Well, we'll be talking today to Manuel Miranda, former counsel to Majority Leader Bill Frist about the impending filibuster reform fight, the looming Supreme Court battle AND the Dems' very own memogate -- you won't want to miss this show!!!
2pm EST – The hatchet fell in the CBS Newsroom as 4 of their staffers were fired for allowing forged documents to be used as a hit piece against President Bush's National Guard service. We'll discuss what the fallout might look like for TV viewers. In a recent product test of condom reliability and strength, Consumer Reports magazine rated the Planned Parenthood condoms dead last. Is this a surprise? Not to pro-family leaders. During this time of new terms, new faces are coming to Washington as well. Joining us in studio will be newly elected Louisiana Congressman Bobby Jindhal. We caught up with Texas Senator John Cornyn to get his reaction to the November elections and what he expects from Democrats this next term.
3pm EST – Mark is working on a special show today with jaw dropping surprises! Don’t miss!
4pm EST – Today's program features the first in a series of segments on issues confronting the healthcare industry, which is heading into a crisis other than the financial situation every one talks about. The medical profession has hemmed itself into its own scientific naturalism, causing doctors to ignore cures just because they're not politically correct. Dr. Chris Hussar, both a doctor and a dentist, joins us for a look at how healthcare actually does things which harm patients. Then we continue the conversation begun last week with former British MI-5 Agent, David Shayler, regarding the danger of unaccountable secrecy in government, especially in a time of unending war. John's boralogue examines the worldview assumptions behind the question news commentators asked after the Tsunami disaster: "If there is a loving God, how could He allow such evil?" Hint: secularists keep stealing the Christian definition of what good and evil is.