If you missed it, you MISSED it!
This is Birther Week on the Andrea Shea King Show. If you missed it Monday, we kicked it off with attorney Phil Berg who brought us up to date with his three challenges to Obama's eligibility. You can listen to it here.
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Tonight (10-6) at 9 ET, attorney Gary Kreep with the US Justice Foundation will join us with details about what happened in a California courtroom on Monday when federal Judge David Carter heard lawyers for Obama argue that the lawsuit over his eligibility should be immediately dismissed. Carter refused to grant their request and has set a tentative trial date for Jan. 26th 2010.
On Wednesday night we'll be talking to attorney Andy Martin on the Fall of the House of Obama.
Thursday, attorney Mario Apuzzo and lead plaintiff Charles Kerchner will fill us in on their suit before US District Court, District of New Jersey Judge Jerome Simandle, a case that has been dragging on since last August 3rd.
UPDATE -- And on Friday -- Attorney Orly Taitz, so-called leader of the "birther" movement, featured in Tuesday's Washington Post.
As always, we get underway at 9 p ET.
I'm forwarding this post to Clark Hoyt, public editor at the New York Times so that he can be sure his new nameless editor -- the one who's monitoring "opinion media and bubbling controversies" -- is aware of the breaking news happening on The Andrea Shea King Show during "Birther Week".
If you'd like to be sure the NYT's "opinion and bubbling controversy editor" gets this, feel free to email him or her at public@nytimes.com, attention: Glady Kravitz.
