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The Teaser for Monday, October 18, 2010
"The Teaser” is a preview of the guests we have lined up for the next day – so you know when to tune in (and when to set your alarm!). Guests and times are always subject to change.
6:10AM Erik Larsen, Polar explorer and the first Person to make it to North & South Poles and Mt. Everest in one year, on his incredible expedition and what kinds of climate change impacts he saw at Mt. Everest and Poles.
6:50AM Col. Dallas Hack, Director, Army's Combat Casualty Care Research Program, on the latest from Military medical researchers. They have developed a blood test that can detect if someone has suffered a concussion or a mild traumatic brain injury. How long until it receives FDA approval?
7:10AM Peter Baker, White House Correspondent, New York Times and Contributing Writer, on “Obama 2.0”, the Obama administration’s priorities for the last 2 years of this presidential term.
7:40AM Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Mayor of New York and Co-Chair, Mayors Against Illegal Guns, on the latest report that says nearly half of the guns that crossed state lines and were used in crimes in 2009 were sold in just ten states.
8:10AM Tiffany Hartley, Husband Allegedly Killed on Falcon Lake, on her eight-hour meeting with Mexican authorities and the latest in the investigation and search for her husband’s body.
8:40AM Amy Kremer, Chair of the Tea Party Express, the Tea Party Express is kicking off its national bus tour Monday in Reno, Nevada with the help of Sarah Palin.
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The Teaser for Monday, September 27, 2010
"The Teaser” is a preview of the guests we have lined up for the next day – so you know when to tune in (and when to set your alarm!). Guests and times are always subject to change.
6:20AM Max Kellerman, CNN Contributor, on rising ticket prices in the NFL. The average ticket price for professional football games increased 4.5 percent this year to $76.47, even as some teams struggled to fill every seat.
6:40AM Chase Benzenberg and Alessandro Albero, Passengers on Delta Flight 4951, on what happened when the flight they were on made an emergency landing Saturday night at JFK airport. The men will share video they shot during the event.
7:10AM Jim Rutenberg and Jeff Zeleny, National Political Correspondents, The New York Times, on Sunday’s front page piece in the Times on the "shadow" Karl Rove and other Republican heavy-hitters are building to raise money and beat the Democrats in the 2010 mid-terms – and beyond.
7:40AM Rick Scott, (R) Florida Gubernatorial Candidate, on his plan to attract moderate Republicans and Independents to beat his Democratic opponent Alex Sink.
8:10AM Lisa Miller, Senior Editor at Newsweek, on her cover story on the “Mama Grizzlies” Sarah Palin, Christine O’Donnell, Nikki Haley and Michele Bachmann. What defines a “Mama Grizzly” and where do they stand on the issues? How will they define the upcoming election?
8:40AM Davis Guggenheim, Director "Waiting for 'Superman'", on the state of the public education system and its failings. Find out why he took on this latest project and what surprised him the most.
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Inglis on losing to Tea Party, where GOP went wrong
(CNN) – Christine O'Donnell’s surprise win in Delaware is sending shock waves through the GOP. O’Donnell is just one of several Tea Party success stories, which some say is threatening the existence of the moderate republican. Republican Congressman Bob Inglis, who lost his primary in June to a Tea Party candidate, is now speaking out against the Republican Party. Inglis spoke to John Roberts on Tuesday's American Morning about where things may have gone wrong for himself and the rest of the GOP.
Bob Inglis: I don't think we build our party by distraction and we don't serve our country by division. The key here to pull together as Americans and to build on truth, especially to build a conservative movement, a credible conservative movement, build it on truth.
The truth is that the president is not a Muslim. He's – he was born in America. And he is not a socialist. He is left of center, I’m right of center. And, in fact, he might say very right of center. But that's okay. We can have a debate about real facts. We don't need to [be]making up things because as time goes on, that gets embarrassing when you're found out to have built something on false information and on scapegoats rather than solutions. The customer turns away and says you've got nothing for me because you're not delivering a solution.
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