• Andy Kroll, DC based Investigative journalist at Mother Jones Magazine.
• Marjorie Cohn, President of the National Lawyers Guild and a professor at Thomas Jefferson School of Law, author of several books including "Rules of Disengagement: The Politics and Honor of Military Dissent," and the forthcoming "The United States of Torture: America's Past and Present Policy of Interrogation and Abuse".
• Lawrence Korb, Senior Fellow at the Center for American Progress and a Senior Advisor to the Center for Defense Information.

• Financial crisis / reform / Greenspan rewriting history
• Steven's retirement, future of the supreme court, replacements?
• Nuclear summit today in DC

• Are the Good Times Really Over for Good Wynonna Judd.
• It's all About the Money, Travis Tritt.
• You Want History, Kaiser Chiefs.
• Who Do You Love? George Thorogood and the Destroyers.
• Who knows, Jimi Hendrix (video).
• Who'll Be The Next In Line?, Kinks.
• Someday, Rob Thomas.
• Walk Away, Kelly Clarkson.
• Democracy, Leonard Cohen.

Virginia's proclamation of Confederate History Month without any reference to slavery was unacceptable, President Obama said in an interview broadcast Friday.

"Well, you know, I'm a big history buff. And I think that understanding the history of the Confederacy and understanding the history of the Civil War is something that every American and every young American should be a part of," he told ABC in an interview taped Thursday.

"Now, I don't think you can understand the Confederacy and the Civil War unless you understand slavery. And so, I think that was a -- an unacceptable omission. I think the governor's now acknowledged that."

Fellow GOP Gov. Haley Barbour of Mississippi said he doesn't think the proclamation was a mistake.

"To me, it's a sort of feeling that it's a nit, that it is not significant, that it's not a — it's trying to make a big deal out of something (that) doesn't amount to diddly," Barbour said in the interview aired on CNN's "State of the Union."