December 17 2008 show notes
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- Article: Caroline Kennedy As Jimmy Stewart?, Thom Hartmann.
- Guest: Medea Benjamin, Code Pink. A shoe is the ultimate insult. They went to the White House, built a memorial to Iraqis with shoes with tags on with names of some innocent Iraqis who have died.
- Guest: Dinesh D'Souza. Can we have morality without God?
- Guest: "Everything You Know is Wrong": Scott Brunton, founder of Watch Your Step Productions. "Monthly Doos" and the house that poop built calendar.
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Wednesday 17 December '08 show
- On Friday Thom was on 'Countdown with Keith Olbermann' with guest host David Shuster. transcript. video. Thom talked about Alexander Hamilton's 1791 Report To Congress On Manufactures. He has now written an article about it, " Alexander Hamilton
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