May 29 2008 show notes
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- Scott McClellan revelations.
- Guest: Joe Madison - The Black Eagle. He and Ellen Ratner and Thom and others went to the Sudan in March. All sides are preparing for war.
- Guest: Jonathan Steele, the Guardian. Author, "Defeat: Why America and Britain Lost Iraq". Transcript.
- 'Occupations and cults' rant. Transcript.
Topics, guests, upcoming events, quotes, links to articles, audio clips, books & bumper music.
Thursday 29 May '08 show
- Quote: "Nothing is so admirable in politics as a short memory". John Kenneth Galbraith.
- Upcoming Event: Unity Day in the Bay with Thom Hartmann, tonight, Redwood City, CA.
"Join Green960 KKGN and fellow listeners of Progressive Talk Radio for a night of Unity featuring Thom Hartmann, Angie Coiro, John Scott along with Barack Obama & Hillary Clinton delegates. Portion of proceeds will be donated to the California Democratic Party." 7pm to 8:30pm. Hotel Sofitel San Francisco Bay at 223 Twin Dolphin Drive in Redwood City. Tickets are $10.
- Scott McClellan says Bush personally authorized the leak of Plame.
- Obama said that in his first 100 days he would overturn Bush's unconstitutional laws.
- Clip: Fox News Meme: Publisher
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