July 11 2008 show notes


  • "Brunch with Bernie" with Senator Bernie Sanders, Independent of Vermont.

  • Guest: Jon B. Eisenberg, part of a legal team that is suing George Bush et al on behalf of the Al-Haramain Islamic Foundation for warrantless surveillance.

  • Guest: Congressman Dennis Kucinich, who entered another article of impeachment against Bush yesterday.

  • 'Anything Goes' Friday.

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Friday 11 July '08 show




  • Article: Fuels on the Hill, Paul Krugman, June 27, 2008.
    "What about those who argue that speculative excess is the only way to explain the speed with which oil prices have risen? Well, I have two words for them: iron ore.

    You see, iron ore isn

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