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A new hidden video from undercover pro-life activists shows Planned Parenthood workers apparently breaking multiple laws.  On the video, a clinic employee promises not to tell authorities of an alleged statutory rape.  The employee also advises the girl that parental consent laws can be skirted and that Planned Parenthood is willing to bend the rules.  We get the story from Lila Rose of Live Action – who participated in the undercover operation.  Listen to the interview and tell us what you think!  Should Planned Parenthood be prosecuted or is this much ado about nothing?

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Virginia Rep. Bob Goodlatte says stimulus was not designed to create jobs, but rather to advance the Democratic Party’s social agenda.  He also fears rest of Dem agenda, namely the massive tax increases contained within the energy reform bill and a second Obama stimulus package.  Listen here are tell us whether the stimulus is a sham or whether some some Democrats are right when they say Republicans are rooting against the economy.

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Tuesday’s headlines…Obama on Russia and Iran, energy debate heats up, Franken sworn in, Dow off.

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On Tuesday, new rules from the National Institutes of Health went into effect for any entity receiving federal research dollars for embryonic stem cell research.  So what are the new rules?  Are they ethically responsible or opening the way for the devaluing of human life?  Has there been any discernible progress in embryonic stem cell research?  Why does this push continue?  We ask Dr. David Prentice of the Family Research Council.

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Over the weekend, Vice President Joe Biden says the U.S. has no right to dictate to Israel whether or not to use pre-emptive forced to ward off an eventual nuclear strike from Iran.  Later, President Obama insisted the we are certainly not giving Israel the “green light” to attack inside Iran.  So what’s behind the conflicting statements?  Which is the smarter policy?  Does Israel need our permission to carry out a pre-emptive mission?  What should Obama be saying about this on the international stage?  Will we ever get any help from the Russians on this?  We get expert insight from John Bolton, former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations.

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Former Assistant Secretary of Defense Frank Gaffney says we need a strong nuclear deterrent, not only against rising nuclear powers like China, but also rogue nuclear actors like Iran and North Korea.  Gaffney worries Obama’s goal of a nuke-free world will lead to some regrettable decisions, diminish our ability to keep ill-intentioned countries and organizations in check and that he will eventually abandon missile defense.  Is Gaffney right or is Obama’s diplomatic path the smart way to make this world safer and more peaceful?  Listen here and share your thoughts!

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Over the past several days, the Obama administration and the mainstream media have demanded that Manuel Zelaya be reinstated as the rightful president of Honduras.  They claim and report that Zelaya was the victim of an unjustified coup perpetrated by the Honduran military.  But is any of that true?  Was this really a coup?  Is Zelaya the rightful leader of the country?  Or was he deposed according to protocol because he thwarted the constitution and the courts in an illegitimate power grab?  If the latter is true, why is Obama demanding Zelaya be put back in power?  And why is he marching in lockstep with Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez on this issue?  We get insight on this drama from Accuracy in Media editor Cliff Kincaid.

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On Monday, former U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara died at age 93.  Known best for his running of the Pentagon during the Vietnam War, McNamara was a polarizing figure for almost 50 years.  So what is the McNamara legacy?  Why did presidents Kennedy and Johnson trust him so much for so long?  What did McNamara do well and what were his biggest failings?  How was his version of events during the war far different than his explanation years later?  How should he be remembered?  We ask Dr. Mark Moyar, professor at Marine Corps University and author of “Triumph Forsaken: The Vietnam War, 1954-1965”.  Listen and share your thoughts.

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Prof. Larry Sabato sizes up Palin’s resignation, her 2012 chances and what she should do next.  Why could this resignation hurt her – even in a Republican primary?  Why will 2010 be a key factor in determining whether Republicans can field a competitive challenger to President Obama?  We get answers from Prof. Sabato.  Let us know what you think about Palin, her resignation and how this impacts the next campaign?

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What would health care look like if the public option turns into a government-run system as critics promise that it will?  Dr. Larry Hunter of Americans for Prosperity says Obamacare bureaucrats will care about you as much as the IRS and DMV.  Is this just a political scare tactic or a very real preview of what our system will look like if Democrats get their way?

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