Greg Corombos of Radio America and Jim Geraghty of National Review are slightly pleased by the new job numbers but more upset that things aren’t much better. We also worry that the Libyan rebels are falling apart, and we endorse Barack Obama’s re-election…sort of.
With the Elena Kagan confirmation hearings scheduled for late June, a number of controversial issues have arisen. But while no senators have suggested they will inquire about Kagan’s rumored homosexuality, Matt Barber of Liberty Counsel says it is a legitimate topic. Why does Barber believe Kagan’s morality should be evaluated? What could we learn about her potential time on the court based on her lifestyle? How would it impact her decisions? Why would that aspect of her life be different than how personal beliefs may impact other justices? And what issue outside of her personal life should disqualify Kagan from the high court? We talk with Matt Barber of Liberty Counsel.
South Carolina Rep. Joe Wilson says Netanyahu is on the right track in the Middle East by advocating peace through strength. He says the Obama administration, in contrast, is projecting weakness. Wilson says empowering Iran’s disgruntled young generation is the key to stopping the Iranian nuclear program and transforming the entire region through regime change.
Philip Zodhiates is on the board of director of AMG International, which has a strong presence in Haiti. He describes what his staff and partnering organizations dealt with in the aftermath of the earthquake in Haiti. How much has the organization suffered? What are they noticing among the general population? And why does he think Haiti could emerge from this crisis much better than it was before the disaster?
Dr. Walid Phares joins us to explain why the latest message from Osama bin Laden marks a major strategy shift. What is the shift? Why might he be doing it? And what is the significance of a major translation error by the mainstream press?
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