On the Program - May 20th 2008

Hour One - Topic: How long has the government been lying to us in order to impoverish the middle class?

Hour Two - Guest: Mark Zussman, Editor in Chief, Willamette Week www.wweek.com  Topic: If Obama clinches the nomination today, where do we go from here?

Guest: Mark Dice Founder of the Christian Group "The Resistance" www.theresistancemanifesto.com Topic: Why are you boycotting the Starbucks' logo...does it really offend you or are you just looking for attention?

Hour Three - Guest: Jeff Sharlet www.therevealer.org Topic: His new book "The Family: The Secret Fundamentalism at the Heart of American Power"

Guest: "Full Monty Alert" Jennifer Moss Topic: naked activism

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