Daily Topics - Tuesday February 7th, 2012

Please welcome progressive strategist & syndicated columnist Karl Frisch in for Thom today

Hour One: Murdoch hits the hacking trifecta - Eric Boehlert, Media Matters for America / Plus, the next to your privacy...automated license plate readers

Hour Two: OWS needs to denounce violence - Tina Dupuy, Crooks and Liars

Hour Three: President Obama Softens Super PAC Opposition - Lee Fang, Republic Report / Plus, Prop 8 decision - Chris Geidner, Metro Weekly

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mathboy 14 years 8 weeks ago
#1

Re Hour One above: The next what to your privacy?

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mathboy 14 years 8 weeks ago
#2

Steph, Randi and Thom have all been sick in the last week. Is there a conspiracy?

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