1pm EST - Todays guest is Simone Ladeen who worked closely for seven in 2003 with the Iraqi interim government. Helping put the fragile Iraqi economic system on a sound footing, each day she would don a flak jacket and helmet and trek across Baghdad making sure civil servants were paid and had the tools they needed to keep the system functioning. Click in and hear her breathtaking stories of life in Baghdad shortly after the fall of Saddam and his regime!
2pm EST - Will Communist China's new "anti-secession law" lead to war with Taiwan? What is the U.S. prepared to do to curtail the growing dangers of Red China? We'll discuss these issues with D.J. McGuire -- policy expert on China, author of "Dragon in the Dark," and director of China-E-Lobby ....
3pm EST - Tune in as Marc discusses a homosexual activist's proposal to enforce HIV paternity payments as a tool to combat the spread of the HIV virus. Find out why some conservative Christians support the proposal while many liberal activists oppose it. Also, we will explore why some say environmentalists are preventing effective ways to deal with malaria in developing world nations. Author Paul Dreissen joins Marc to discuss malaria politics and science. Plus, Arctic drilling may be up for a vote soon. Will oil drilling destroy a pristine environment or can man and nature coexist? You won't want to click your mouse during this rebel rousing hour of radio.
4pm EST -9/11 didn't happen in a vacuum. Most Americans are unaware of the economic blackmail the U.S. foists on many third world countries, causing global resentment. This blackmail is generated by a triangle relationship between U.S. governmental agencies, big business and international banking. Follow the money and you'll follow the world's problems. John Perkins, author of "Confessions of an Economic Hit Man," guests.