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6:20AM Maggie Reardon, Senior Writer, CNET.com, on the new Blackberry Torch, and why some Blackberry service is being banned from certain countries.
6:40AM Peter Morici, Professor of International Business, and Chuck Marr, Dir. of Federal Tax Policy at the Ctr. on Budget and Policy Priorities, on what to do with Bush's tax cuts – extend or let expire?
7:05AM Carol Browner, Assist. to the Pres. on Energy & Climate Change, on the latest in the BP oil spill.
7:40AM Jonathan Turley, Law Professor at George Washington University, and Leslie Sanchez, Republican Strategist, on the 14th amendment debate – is it pure politics, or a real movement?
8:10AM Abraham Foxman, Nat'l Dir., Anti-Defamation League, on the league's opposition to the proposed Islamic center to be built 2 blocks from Ground Zero.
8:40AM Ken Cuccinelli, Virginia Attorney General, on why he authorized law enforcement to check the immigration status of anyone stopped by police officers for any reason.
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Regarding the NY mosque, the JDL spokesman claims the debate has been high-jacked by bigotry which he attributes to those favouring the mosque. This is an exercise in sophistry and false logic that deserves to be studied in every classroom in America.
The GOP claims the wealthy need the tax cuts to create jobs. The wealthy have been getting the Bush tax cuts for several years now. Where are all the jobs they should have created. End the Bush handouts to the wealthy!