All foreign women are going to be allowed to come to Sweden to have abortions who have been denied abortions throughout the European Union..
The abortion law is going to be changed, regardless of any protests, and the demand that the woman has to be a Swedish citizen or a permanent resident in Sweden in order to have an abortion will be gone from the first of January next year.
The schools’ sex education is also going to be looked over, to prevent unwanted pregnancies is also something that the government has decided on.
The Social Board of Sweden are given the task to follow up on what the law changes effects are going to be, and mapping the work in preventing unwanted pregnancies and come up with suggestions how to improve this work.
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Marches, flag waving … promises. May Day speeches in cities and towns throughout Sweden focused on cuts in social welfare benefits, power swings and unemployment. Eurovision fever is spreading through the music world once again. But does the land of ABBA have a chance this year? And … drivers and putters – it may be golf, but not as we know it. Our sports editor finds out why the Swedes are undisputed kings and queens of European disc golf.
Tactfully, Winsomely, Persuasively: Arguing Dungy-Style
Just a week after Marine Corps General Peter Pace received heavy criticism for his statements about homosexuality in the military, Super Bowl champion coach Tony Dungy waded into similarly unfriendly waters. He accepted an award from the Indiana Family Institute, a leading supporter of an amendment that would uphold heterosexual marriage.
The Democrats deliberately distort their intentions in the current debate on the Iraq War. They say their withdrawal timetable will “end the war”–but it’s ludicrous to suggest that removal of U.S. troops will suddenly stop the fighting.
Bush Vetoes Surrender Bill
Prager H1: We won’t lose the Iraq war militarily, but we may lose it politically. But let’s also understand the consequences of leaving.
Global Warming Fraud, Part 23
Prager H2: A very strong argument against the Global Warming panic mongers comes from a very unlikely source, the Leftist columnist for The Nation, Alexander Cockburn… Dennis continues his discussion of GW’s veto of the Iraqi withdrawal bill.
Richard Shelby, John Hinderacker Hewitt: Hour 1 – Hugh discusses the veto by President Bush regarding the supplemental appropriations bill, and has little good to say about George Tenet’s new book. John Hinderacker talks about Powerline’s new candidate forum.
Brigadier General David Phillips Hewitt: Hour 2 – Hugh gets an update from Baghdad on how the country’s police forces and criminal justice system are being stood up by Brigadier General David Phillips. Later in the hour, Hugh takes calls about the Army’s decision to end mil-bloggers.
Glenn Reynolds, John Podhoretz, Matt Burden Hewitt: Hour 3 – Hugh discusses the bad decision by the Army to ban mil-bloggers, and discusses Israeli politics, and the freefall in the popularity of the Olmert government with New York Post columnist John Podhoretz.
Did Iraq cause an increase in global terror?
Medved H3: Is the war in Iraq at fault for the increase in global terror? Also, the band Rage Against the Machine is back in a big way.
Stop Pro-Abortion Legislation
Very troubling legislation has been introduced in Congress – legislation that would enshrine abortion into law. Stand with the ACLJ and protect life.
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BREAKPOINT with Chuck Colson – 2007-05-01
The Thought Police: What the Hate Crimes Law Would Do
In George Orwell’s classic novel 1984, the government Thought Police constantly spies on citizens to make sure they are not thinking rebellious thoughts. Thought crimes are severely punished by Big Brother.
Prager H1: Dennis talks to Andrew McCarthy, former federal prosecutor, Director, Foundation for the Defense of Democracy’s Center for Law and Counterterrorism and regular contributor to National Review Online about former CIA Director George Tenet’s controversial new memoir… Dennis reads a letter from the Long Beach Press Telegram that criticizes him for wishing the Virginia Tech murderer to hell.
Prager H2: Dennis talks to renowned liberal thinker, Paul Starr, Professor of Sociology and Public Affairs at Princeton University. His new book is Freedom’s Power: The True Force of Liberalism.
Ultimate Issues Hour: Approaches to Prayer
Prager H3: We tend to think about prayer as something very easy and simple, but Dennis observes that it’s actually quite complex. Dennis talks to Shirley Dobson, chairman of the National Day of Prayer Task about the National Day of Prayer this coming Thursday.
John McIntyre
Hewitt: Hour 1 – Hugh discusses his Hannity and Colmes appearance last night, then talks politics with Real Clear Politics’ John McIntyre.
Hewitt: Hour 2 – Hugh spends the hour talking about the war, both in Iraq and here amongst the political class in Washington with military historian and classicist Victor Davis Hanson.
Hewitt: Hour 3 – Hugh continues to look at the controversial speculation from University of Chicago law professor Geoffrey Stone that the five Supreme Court justices’ Catholicism may have played a role in their recent partial birth abortion decision. Later in the hour, America’s professor, David Allen White, brings us a little known Shakespeare play that is turning heads in Washington, D.C. right now.
The ACLJ is launching a national campaign to battle new legislation in Congress designed to protect abortion. Pro-abortion forces introduced the bill after the Supreme Court upheld the ban on partial-birth abortion.
Ron Robinson: The Challenges to Advancing Conservatism on Campus
Young America’s Foundation’s President Ron Robinson reviews the challenges conservatives face in order to promote conservative ideas to young people and to recruit new students into the Movement.
The Bitterness of Slavery: Brazilian Sugar and Modern Slavery
As most listeners and readers know, this year marks the two-hundredth anniversary of Britain’s abolition of the slave trade—the culmination of a decades-long campaign led by William Wilberforce and other British Christians.
The Virginia Tech murders gave short-sighted social commentators an excuse for indicting America as a “sick society” but the same week brought news from around the world that paints an illuminating picture.
Welcome to WeatherBrains, a weekly audio program for people who love weather.
In this week’s episode:
Get Off The Bus: We talk with Drew Burroughs from Dallas, TX, who was asked, along with other passengers, to leave a Dallas Area Rapid Transit bus during a Tornado Warning;
More Brains: Like forked lightning…WeatherBrains branches out with a new website. ClimateBrains allows you to post, read and write all things Global Warming;
In the Weather Roundtable: “An Inconvenient Truth†(Al Gore’s global warming movie) will be required viewing in schools in England. Also: One of the driest places on earth and stadium safety during storms;
This Week In Weather History: Think lightning (and tornadoes) don’t strike the same place twice? The first tornado picture … and the infamous video that still has people driving for cover in the wrong place! Bill Murray has TWIWH.
Part 2: Gary Toyn aurhor of “The Quiet Hero: The Untold Medal of Honor Story of George E. Wahlen at the Battle for Iwo Jima.†joins Randy and Jerry to discuss this exceptional look at a true American Hero.
Hugh Hewitt talks with Rudy Giuliani about his stance on abortion; Michael Medved discusses the Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the ban on the brutal procedure known as partial birth abortion; and Dennis Prager opines on filmaker Michael Moore’s decision to promote Cuba’s communist health care in his new film entitled Sicko. All this and more…
We Love ‘John of Queens’ and ‘Frank of Staten’ Island!!!
Once You Have an Epithet, Why Think?
Frank shows how the origins of today’s bumper-sticker mentality is a direct descendant of Trotskyite ideology, as expressed in his slogan, “Once you have an epithet, why think?”.
Plus, how lax immigration plays a role in the increasing Mohammadean threat against Great Britain…. political pedophilia on American Idol… your phone calls at 718-761-9996 and much more.
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Frank shows how the origins of today’s bumper-sticker mentality is a direct descendant of Trotskyite ideology, as expressed in his slogan, “Once you have an epithet, why think?”.
Plus, how lax immigration plays a role in the increasing Mohammadean threat against Great Britain…. political pedophilia on American Idol… your phone calls at 718-761-9996 and much more.
Boere activist Dries Kriel, who has spent his life’s work dedicated to the cause of the Boerevolk, speaks about his effort to turn May 1st from a Communist Holiday into a volksdag, and the Boere’s plans to rally together against the Communist-ANC’s plans to deface the Women’s Monument in Bloomfontein.
Prager H1: Nobody won. Nobody lost. They all want to leave Iraq. They all want universal health care. But is either good for the country? Not if you thinking clearly.
Happiness Hour: Taking Responsibility With Dennis Prager
Prager H2: The moment you take responsibility for your failures, you will improve your chances to be happy. Believing you are a victim, makes happiness almost
Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Topics raised include: how do you talk a senior citizen out of suicide; can you rush someone with a gun and stop him; is it okay to dream about other women; what do you with a six-year-old who already envies her friends; should a mother let her 12-year-old son look at the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue; and, is Dennis sorry he didn’t run for Senate.
Hewitt: Hour 1 – A very ecclectic show originates from the L.A. Times Festival of Books at UCLA as Hugh speaks with novelist Mark Helprin, living legend of stage and screen Julie Andrews, and The Nation’s Katrina Vandenheuvel
Hewitt: Hour 2 – Hugh talks the political news of the week, including the war vote, with Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer, and with Newsweek’s Michael Isikoff. Tarzana Joe sits in with Hugh for the last segment.
Hewitt: Hour 3 – Steve Wasserman, creative force behind the L.A. Times Festival of Books, followed by a replay of the Julie Andrews interview, a blog controversy over the partial birth abortion decision by the Court this week spills over onto the radio with University of Chicago Law Professor Geoffrey Stone, and Tarzana Joe’s ode to Harry Reid’s war is lost comments.
The ACLJ remains dedicated to protecting your religious and constitutional freedoms. And, we could not do that without your support. Stand with the ACLJ and find out how you can make a difference.
Dinesh D’Souza vs. Bob Barr: Is the War on Terror Advancing or Undermining Liberty?
Young America’s Foundation speakers Dinesh D’Souza and Bob Barr debate whether the War on Terror is undermining liberty and freedom in the United States. The debate is moderated by Foundation speaker and San Diego radio talk show host, Mark Larson.
Rock Legend Ted Nugent talks about how individuals do more to protect the environment and protect freedom then government bureaucrats. This speech occurred at Young America’s Foundation’s FreedomFest Conference.
Sweden`s largest ever terror attack simulation is described as a fiasco. How much control do Swedes have over their daily lives? And hear what`s on offer for tourists in Stockholm this Summer.
The editorial cartoon appeared in the Philadelphia Inquirer in the wake of the Supreme Court decision upholding the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act. It featured the nine justices sitting on the bench. The five Catholic justices who voted to uphold the ban are depicted wearing bishops’ mitres.
You knew it was coming. In the aftermath of disaster, a phenomenon called the “blame game†soon rears its head. The impulse to assign moral responsibility is normal—even healthy—but the game often plays itself out in irrational ways.
Hewitt: Hour 1 – Hugh talks the effect of Harry Reid’s war is lost comments with Mark Steyn, and discusses the four hour interview of potential presidential candidate Fred Thompson with Stephen Hayes of the Weekly Standard.
Hewitt: Hour 2 – Hugh takes calls from listeners and talks to James Lileks about how America is dealing with the war, and the irreponsibility of people like Harry Reid with their war is lost comments.
Hewitt: Hour 3 – After a replay of the Mark Steyn interview, Hugh talks to Council on Foreign Relations foreign policy expert Max Boot about how the surge is working in Iraq.
Prager H1: Who has more influence over your children, you or their friends? According to an American psychologist the answer is the latter. Dennis has his own theories. And, callers weigh in with theirs.
Prager H2: Dennis reports on the ironic death of a leading cat vet. He died in a motorcycle accident, swerving to avoid a cat… Democrats are very upset with Rudi Giuliani and his comments on how they would approach the War on Terror…. Dennis answers, once again, the Leftist contention that we bring terror attacks on ourselves.
America’s Battle for God With Dennis Prager
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Geiko Muller-Fahrenholz, theologian, ecumenical consultant and author of America’s Battle for God: A European Christian at Civil Religion… Also, can we make judgments as a nation about who is good and who is evil?
On the broadcast today, updates on several key issues. Also, find out how you can make a difference in the ongoing battle to protect your religious and constitutional freedoms.
Radio Sweden 2007-04-23
Liberal Party Leader Lars Leijonborg announces he will resign. One of Sweden`s foremost scientific achievements turns out to be fake. And later in the program Bill Schiller takes us backstage at Stockholm`s Södrateatern to meet two very different musical and theatrical personalities.
Coming to a School Near You: Normalizing Homosexuality
They are called “Personal Statements on Being Different.†One of them, from “Esperanza,†reads: “I’ve known for a long time that I am a lesbian.†As a little girl hearing fairy tales about a princess, Esperanza says she knew that, when she grew up, “I would marry the beautiful princess, not the prince.â€
Welcome to WeatherBrains, a weekly audio program for people who love weather.
In this week’s episode:
Get Off The Bus: We talk with Drew Burroughs from Dallas, TX, who was asked, along with other passengers, to leave a Dallas Area Rapid Transit bus during a Tornado Warning;
More Brains: Like forked lightning…WeatherBrains branches out with a new website. ClimateBrains allows you to post, read and write all things Global Warming;
In the Weather Roundtable: “An Inconvenient Truth†(Al Gore’s global warming movie) will be required viewing in schools in England. Also: One of the driest places on earth and stadium safety during storms;
This Week In Weather History: Think lightning (and tornadoes) don’t strike the same place twice? The first tornado picture … and the infamous video that still has people driving for cover in the wrong place! Bill Murray has TWIWH.
Big Doins here and there on Earth day! With thanks to” Father Rock “Almost Tigre” Kevin MacLeod Incompetech.com “Anachronist” “Overriding Concern” “Chipper” “Cool Hard Facts”
We Love ‘John of Queens’ and ‘Frank of Staten’ Island!!!
Die Korrier
Hello, Africa!
Die Korrier editor Bets Botha and Henry Pinkham talk about the first edition of the magazine for the Boerevolk, political correctness, and the future of South Africa.
Frank shows how the terrorist act at V-Tech this week is being used by the Left to seek for faults of American society, and shift blame away from their ill-concieved social programs. Frank highlights the hypocrosy of the Left in this incident, and ties it into the Waco massacre.
Plus, thoughts on the Gonzales controversy… the NJ governor’s car crash… Praise for Poland’s standing up to the Communist Scum… Your phone calls at 718-761-9996 and much more.
Last night, the Great Frank from Queens and Producer Extrordinaire NewsGuy appeared on the Dhimmitude News Network‘s talk radio show! Frank and NewsGuy talked about Dhimmitude, the lemming-like attitude some Westerners have toward the Muslim threat in the post-9/11 era.
You can download the show directly here. You can listen to full archives of DNN’s radio shows here, and be sure to check out the Dhimmitude News Network.
Melanie Phillips, Gerard Baker, Frank Gaffney Hewitt: Hour 1 & 3 – Hugh speaks with Daily Mail reporter and Londonistan author Melanie Phillips, and Times of London U.S. correspondent Gerard Baker about the new threat reported over the weekend that al Qaeda in Iraq plan a Hiroshima-style attack in the UK, and gets an update on the PBS suppression of a moderate Islam film by Center For Security Policy president Frank Gaffney
Prager H1: Virginia Tech students return to class today… In the Sunday Observer (UK), a Left-leaning paper, an opinion writer wonders why Muslims don’t even protest the gas attacks in Iraq… In Turkey, horrific details of torture emerge from the murder of Christians at a publishing house last week… Barack Obama’s comments after the Virginia Tech massacre have now been published in full. In context, they don’t come off any better.
Prager H2: In the Sunday NYT Magazine, there’s a moving story about a Filipino woman who makes good money in Saudi Arabia to support her family in the Philippines. But the US is where she really wants to go… Yesterday was Earth Day. The Prager Show wants to do its bit. Dennis talks to Dr. Steven Hayward, Senior Fellow, American Enterprise Institute and co-author of Index of Leading Environmental Indicators 2006. Turns out that things might not be so dire on mother earth; in many cases actually getting better.
Prager H3: His liberal colleagues take a totally different position. They are anti-war. So, why is Lieberman different? Also, liberal NY Times columnist Maureen Dowd slices and dices John Edwards. She doesn’t like his $400 hair cuts.
Get your 60-second audio update on issues facing the nation – Law and Justice. Can a Christian Counseling center be too Christian? Listen to Chief Counsel Jay Sekulow’s answer in today’s report.
NARN with Captain Ed and Mitch Berg hr 2: Alberto Gonzalez and the Republican National Convention
Ed and Mitch discuss Alberto Gonzalez’ unconvincing appearance before the Senate Judiciary committee, plus Mitch’s convincing appearance on a Public Radio program regarding the planned protests at next year’s Republican National Convention.
Tourism, isolation and gay pride were on the mind of Latvia’s President as she visited Sweden. Girls are turning into heavyweights as Sweden’s children become more obese. And we’ll take you to the far north of Sweden where an international community is stargazing.
A Baby’s Cry: Upholding the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act
Eleven years ago, when U.S. senators were in the midst of a fierce debate over partial-birth abortion, the proceedings were abruptly interrupted by a baby’s cry.
Welcome to WeatherBrains, a weekly audio program for people who love weather.
(A streaming audio player is on the right, as is our Listener Survey and contact page.)
In this week’s episode:
– The Easter weekend cool down hit growers all over the country hard. We’ll learn some of the ways farmers try to foil Old Man Winter and keep temperatures above 32 degrees. We’ll talk with Dr. Arlie Powell, retired horticulture professor and administrator at Auburn University, about methods that range from water, to fire, to….helicopters;
– WeatherBrains Extra: The Big Chill – We do a crop check and talk with John Post of Post Familie Vineyards in Arkansas, Tom Irvin, Commissioner, Georgia Department of Agriculture, and Danny Jones with Durbin Farms in Alabama. We’ll see how crops from grapes to berries to peaches handled the cold;
– The Week In Weather: Record rain in the northeast, tropical response readiness, and dolphin weather;
– On the Weather Roundtable: James gets to chase, JB wonders where all the water is, and Kevin gets thrown off the bus (sort of);
– This Week In Weather History: Bill Murray talks about forecasting during World War II, a nightmare tornado at a school, and a time when forecasters could not use the word “tornadoâ€;
Blogun makes 50 Episodes and you’re invited to the party! with thanks to Kevin Mac Leod of incompetech.com: “El Magicia” “Old Timey” “Sax Rock and Roll” Peter John Ross “The Wild Side”
Part 1: Jerry and Randy open up this week’s installment with a discussion of the relationship between a Ilka Halladay, the mother of a soldier killed in the line of duty, and the media.
TH Radio: “Grieving With Virginia Tech” Special Edition
Bill Bennett tries to make sense of the Virginia Tech massacre; Michael Medved ponders the distinctions between good and evil; Mike Gallagher speaks with Virginia delegate Todd Gilbert who authored a bill that would allow students on campus to carry guns; and Dennis Prager examines the logic of those against guns. All this and more.
In anticipation of his forthcoming book, The Korean War: The Essential Bibliography, this week we are podcasting a lecture by Allan R. Millett from October 13, 2005, where he discussed his book The War for Korea, 1945-1950: A House Burning. Originally aired 10/13/05.
We Love ‘John of Queens’ and ‘Frank of Staten’ Island!!!
Saturday, April 21, 2007
Die Korrier
Hello, Africa!
Die Korrier editor Bets Botha and Henry Pinkham talk about the first edition of the magazine for the Boerevolk, political correctness, and the future of South Africa.
Frank shows how the terrorist act at V-Tech this week is being used by the Left to seek for faults of American society, and shift blame away from their ill-concieved social programs. Frank highlights the hypocrosy of the Left in this incident, and ties it into the Waco massacre.
Plus, thoughts on the Gonzales controversy… the NJ governor’s car crash… Praise for Poland’s standing up to the Communist Scum…
Last night, the Great Frank from Queens and Producer Extrordinaire NewsGuy appeared on the Dhimmitude News Network‘s talk radio show! Frank and NewsGuy talked about Dhimmitude, the lemming-like attitude some Westerners have toward the Muslim threat in the post-9/11 era.
You can download the show directly here. You can listen to full archives of DNN’s radio shows here, and be sure to check out the Dhimmitude News Network.
Hewitt: Hour 1 & 3 – Hugh spends the hour with recognized forensic psychiatrist, Dr. Michael Welman, about the true nature of schizophrenia, and the magnitude of error NBC committed by playing the tape of the Virginia Tech mass murderer.
Fred Barnes, Morton Kondracke, Larry Kudlow, Tarzana Joe
Hewitt: Hour 2 – Fred and Mort discuss the news of the week, including NBC’s actions this week, as does Larry Kudlow, and then Tarzan Joe has a poetic reflection about the week that was.
Prager H1: Barack Obama draws a comparison between Virginia Tech murders and the Don Imus fiasco (they are different kinds of violence), a poet at Virginia Tech compares the murders to the killing of baby elephants, Barbara Boxer connects the murders to Global Warming. We are living in a morally confused world.
Prager H2: Definition number one: Everything is going to turn out fine. Definition number two: I’ll try to make the best of every situation. Number one is passive and will often lead to unhappiness. Number two is one of the keys to a happier life.
Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: why do boys spit; if God told Dennis that socialism was better than capitalism would Dennis change his position; does Dennis smoke cigars in his car; should a skinny guy bulk up; how do you determine if someone is a liberal; and, how do you determine if someone is really religious.
On the broadcast today, an in-depth look at the monumental victory at the Supreme Court. What impact will the decision upholding the national ban on partial-birth abortion have on the issue of protecting life?
U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft reviews four myths perpetrated by liberals about national security and the War on Terror. Attorney General Ashcroft spoke to more than 220 participants at Young America’s Foundation Midwest Conference held in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Tourism, isolation and gay pride were on the mind of Latvia’s President as she visited Sweden. Girls are turning into heavyweights as Sweden’s children become more obese. And we’ll take you to the far north of Sweden where an international community is stargazing.
Less than seventy-two hours have passed since the shootings that killed thirty-two innocent people and injured another thirty at Virginia Tech. Americans can relate to what Virginia Tech President William Steger said immediately after the killings: “I’m really at a loss for words to explain or to understand the carnage that has visited our campus . . .â€
We Love ‘John of Queens’ and ‘Frank of Staten’ Island!!!
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Last night, the Great Fran
k from Queens and Producer Extrordinaire NewsGuy appeared on the Dhimmitude News Network‘s talk radio show! Frank and NewsGuy talked about Dhimmitude, the lemming-like attitude some Westerners have toward the Muslim threat in the post-9/11 era.
You can download the show directly here. You can listen to full archives of DNN’s radio shows here, and be sure to check out the Dhimmitude News Network.
Prager H1: Is delivered to NBC’s door – the ravings of a lunatic, mass murderer. After much “soul searching†NBC puts it on the air…. The New York Times has published pictures and bios of the all the victims. How can anyone look at those pictures and the read the victims’ stories and feel compassion for the human scum who ended their lives?
Prager H2: It’s tempting to blame someone and the parents are the first ones we tend to think of. Aren’t they responsible for their son’s behavior? But consider this: their daughter is a graduate of Princeton who work for the State Department and apparently has served our country in Iraq… We talk about compassion for murderers, but never compassion for white collar criminals. Another example of where we are morally backward.
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Hugh Hewitt who is outraged by what NBC has done. Hugh believes that it will encourage more killers. It’s also a great insult to the survivors of the victims.
Benentt and listeners engage in a passionate debate about the heroic actions of VA Tech Professor Librescu. Should we teach or young men to stay and help/fight?
U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft reviews four myths perpetrated by liberals about national security and the War on Terror. Attorney General Ashcroft spoke to more than 220 participants at Young America’s Foundation Midwest Conference held in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Death, Where Is Thy Sting? The Virginia Tech MassacreChuck ColsonWho among us is not grieving with the families of those who died at Virginia Tech this week? We mourn with them and pray for the families of the victims and for the victims who survived.
The horrifying shootings at Virginia Tech have produced all the sad, shabby, predictable reactions from misguided commentators trying to make sense of mass murder.
Hewitt: Hour 1 – Hugh discusses the decision by NBC to show the Virginia Tech mass murderer’s ‘manifesto’ with Washington Post media correspondent Howard Kurtz, the impact of the partial birth abortion decision with law profs Erwin and John, and presidential politics with Kansas Senator Sam Brownback.
Hewitt: Hour 2 – Hugh discusses al Qaeda and the war on terror with Vanity Fair columnist Christopher Hitchens, and then discusses the need for prayer, especially after events this week, and the upcoming National Day of Prayer with Shirley Dobson
Hewitt: Hour 3 – Hugh continues to roil at NBC for their unconscionable decision to show the Virginia Tech mass murderer’s manifesto, plus replays of the Smart Guys and Sam Brownback interviews.
Prager H1: Not on this show. Dennis’ compassion is for the victims… Can murderers like Cho be stopped in the future? Only if people are armed. So, why not have student marshals like air marshals? The Virgina Tech poet in residence speaks drivel at the university’s convocation. She compares the murdered to baby elephants slaughtered for their tusks.
Prager H2: Ends in senseless death on a college campus. Dennis reads profiles of some of the victims… Dennis talks to Irshad Manji, Muslim reformer and best-selling author, about her new PBS documentary, Faith without Fear. It debuts tomorrow.
Is Our “Wild West†Culture to Blame? With Dennis Prager
Prager H3: This is the kind of nonsense that passes as commentary in Europe… Dennis heard the President speak this morning on the subject of Darfur. Last night, Dennis was inducted into the US Holocaust Council.
Supreme Court Upholds Ban on Partial-Birth Abortion Jay Sekulow
By a vote of 5-4, the Supreme Court today upheld the national ban on partial-birth abortion. Jay breaks down the decision and give you an in-depth report on this important pro-life victory.
Ed and Mitch discuss the Don Imus incident and the hypocrisy of Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson. Irina “Natasha Fatale” Malanina leaves no doubt about her
Scott Rutter— The Iraq War: A Soldier’s PerspectiveYoung Americas Foundation
Silver Star Recipient, Lt. Col. Scott Rutter gives his insights on the Iraq War based on his personal experience as a soldier and as a FOX News Military Analyst.
Welcome to WeatherBrains, a weekly audio program for people who love weather.
In this week’s episode:
– Hurricanes galore? Famed tropical expert Dr. William Gray of Colorado State University believes this year’s Atlantic hurricane season will be a busy one, and shares the predictions he and associate Phil Klotzbach are making with the WeatherBrains crew;
– The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the “parent company†of the National Weather Service, turns 200 this year. We’ll look at some Top 10 weather features of the NOAA 200 celebration website;
– Looking for a job? You might be interested in who’s hiring at a certain 24 hour weather network;
– Also, find out who that guest announcer is…does WeatherBrains have its first female contributor?;
– This Week In Weather: Would you believe a weather vane so special it may be worth more than a million dollars? Kevin has details;
– This Week In Weather History: Bill Murray recalls this week in 1927 when 30,000 men tried to hold back the floodwaters of a raging Mississippi River and lost, causing over a million acres of land to be flooded, destroying the town of Greenville;
Part 1: Jerry Opens up the show and talks about a phone call with the mother of Christopher Wilson, who Jerry had spent time with during his trip to Afghanistan, as well as a giving a short story regarding a veteran and his attempts to get the government to acknowledge cold-weather injuries.
Part 2: Jerry talks with Maggie Lockridge, founder of www.iraqstar.org and discusses a fantastic program she has initiated in California to aid wounded veterans with their injuries that have left them disfigured.
Part 4: Jerry listens to some audio of Gen. Petraeus talking with Jim Lehrer about the state of the American military in Iraq, as well as the influence that state-side politics do, or don’t, have an effect on his job.
Dr. Philip C. BobbittConstitutional theorist and author Dr. Philip C. Bobbitt discusses the transformation of the nature of war and his book, The Shield of Achilles: War, Peace and the Course of History. Originally aired 04/12/07.
Blogun makes 50 Episodes and you’re invited to the party! with thanks to Kevin Mac Leod of incompetech.com: “El Magicia” “Old Timey” “Sax Rock and Roll” Peter John Ross “The Wild Side”
Hewitt: Hour 1 – Hugh catches up with former New York Mayor and GOP presidential front-runner Rudy Giuliani, and takes calls afterwards on the interview.
Hewitt: Hour 2 – Fred and Mort discuss the political news of the week, Larry discusses the financial news of the week, James helps us cover the loss of network spots due to a tornado warning in Texas by doing conducting tornado talk, and Tom Delay discusses the Imus affair, suggesting that if Imus goes, so should Rosie O’Donnell and Bill Maher.
Prager H1: First MSNBC. Now his CBS radio show. This is the same crowd that owns MTV… Mike Nifong, the Duke prosecutor, makes a non-apology to the lacrosse players whose names he’s maligned.
Prager H2: It’s very tempting to do, and we all have a tendency to do it, but it will only generate unhappiness. You need perspective to be happy… In the first segment, Dennis tells a very funny story about his appearance as a high school basketball player in Madison Square Garden…
Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: does a man have to make a lot of money to get a wife; if you don’t marry what will you miss; is it okay to have plastic surgery; if you’re going fast in the left lane and somebody is going faster, should you move; should we send troops to Darfur.
Get Off The Bus: We talk with Drew Burroughs from Dallas, TX, who was asked, along with other passengers, to leave a Dallas Area Rapid Transit bus during a Tornado Warning;
In the Weather Roundtable: “An Inconvenient Truth†(Al Gore’s global warming movie) will be required viewing in schools in England. Also: One of the driest places on earth and stadium safety during storms;
This Week In Weather History: Think lightning (and tornadoes) don’t strike the same place twice? The first tornado picture … and the infamous video that still has people driving for cover in the wrong place! Bill Murray has TWIWH.
– The Easter weekend cool down hit growers all over the country hard. We’ll learn some of the ways farmers try to foil Old Man Winter and keep temperatures above 32 degrees. We’ll talk with Dr. Arlie Powell, retired horticulture professor and administrator at Auburn University, about methods that range from water, to fire, to….helicopters;
– WeatherBrains Extra: The Big Chill – We do a crop check and talk with John Post of 
– The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the “parent company†of the National Weather Service, turns 200 this year. We’ll look at some Top 10 weather features of the 
