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Adam Taxin aka "The Hungry Hebrew" of Philadelphia Sports Radio, Lt. Col. Gordon Cucullu of "Inside Gitmo" and Tim Sumner of 911 Families for a Safe and Secure America. Join the NiteCap Lounge for a discussion on the Holder Dictum of this week and more about the specifics of tyranny and corruption in politics with a little sports talk and laughs mixed in for good measure.

President Barack Obama said, "Nobody has ever escaped from one of our federal, supermax prisons, which hold hundreds of convicted terrorists," during his May 21, 2009 speech at the National Archives. In this morning's Washington Post, they report a 2006 Department of Justice memo states that convicted al Qaeda prisoners in Supermax at Florence, Colorado "coordinated the beginning of a hunger strike" and developed "a sophisticated method to resist compulsory feeding" by communicated via "tapping on the pipes." (Has no one at the Bureau of Prisons ever heard of the Hanoi Hilton and how John McCain et al communicated by...

Join us for our regular Sunday night Nite Cap as we hoist a few and we w discuss Producer Tim Sumner's news story this week revealing the administrations movement that has aside a couple dozen beds in Supermax for Gitmo Prisoners and Debra Burlingame's subsequent article in the WSJ with author of "Inside Gitmo" Lt. Col. Gordon Cucullu. http://www.insidegitmo.com/ http://www.blogtalkradio.com/freedom Learn HOW Richard Reid has used the constitution of the United States against its people. http://www.911familiesforamerica.org/?p=1364 http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970203609204574317090690242698.html We will further discuss the Center for Security Policy and their work and press conference Friday. http://www.centerforsecuritypolicy.org/p18136.xml Also Tami Bell will be back...

Holder's previous job, after all, was as a senior partner with Covington and Burling - a white-shoe DC law firm that devotes considerable pro bono time to defending the Gitmo detainees. The job paid $2 million a year, and he expects to collect a like amount this year as part of his separation package. As a senior partner, he undoubtedly had significant input on what kind of charity cases his firm picked up. He surely knew that dozens of lawyers from from his firm were among the 500-plus civilian lawyers representing the 244 or so remaining detainees (on top of...

HonestConservative interviewed 'Inside Gitmo' author Gordon Cucullu last night during the premier edition of 'NiteCap'. Their discussion primarily focused on Yemen and the likelihood that, if released from Gitmo, most of the nearly 100 remaining Yemeni detainees would return to terrorism. In addition, they talked about the media buzz and lobbying efforts surrounding suspected ‘dirty bomber’ Binyam Mohammed; British "refugee" Binyam has reportedly been on a hunger strike since February 5. Here are the highlights from the show: On LTC Cucullu's web site, InsideGitmo.com, you will find more than 500 supporting sources for his book, a discussion group, ongoing news...

Lt. Col. Gordon Cucullu joins Freedom Radio at 8 pm est., Thursday. Freeper Honest and co host Loki welcome the Col. to discuss his new book, "Inside Gitmo". Visit http://www.insidegitmo.com to learm more about Gitmo,those who work to protect us and the Col.himself. We will also interview Chris Friend of the Philadelphia Bulletin, as we discuss his ongoing research into Governor Ed Rendell, D of PA, aka Fast Eddie and former head of the DNC, and his proclivity for Pay to Play.

What I Saw at Gitmo [Note: Gordon Cucullu is a retired Army Green Beret Lt. Colonel and author of Separated at Birth: How North Korea Became the Evil Twin.] Last week, I was privileged to be part of a Department of Defense trip to the Joint Task Force - Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. I got to see the operations of this “controversial” facility up-close – something particularly important after Sen. Richard Durbin’s comparison of its guard to Nazi stormtroopers and calls of leftists to shut the center down. Our group went to GITMO to check out tales that the military was...