On the Program - April 30 2008

Hour One - Pastor Thomas Robb National Director, The Klu Klux Klan www.kkk.bz Topic: What do they have against a person of color having political power

in America?

Hour Two - Professor Marjorie Cohn www.marjoriecohn.com Topic: Since the Bush Administration won't enforce the law, what can congress do? (re: prosecuting Dick Cheney over the Pentagon propagandizingthe American public)

Hour Three - Everything You Know is Wrong Nick Rosen www.off-grid.net Topic: How hard is it to live off the grid?

Guest: Larry Scott Founder & Editor VA Watchdog.org www.vawatchdog.

Thom's Hungry Ghost article:

http://www.thomhartmann.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=436&Itemid=119

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