Combined Simulcasts:
Saturday 1 August NY, DC (Sunday 26 NY, DC, SF, LA see below)
Saturday 905P Eastern Time: What do the banks know about million-dollar bonuses, and what does Andrew Cumo want us to know? With Rob Cox, Breakingviews.com.
Saturday 920P Eastern Time: What was behind the oil price spike of 2008? With Ianthe Jeanne Dugan, Wall Street Journal.
Saturday 935P Eastern Time: Why are we still in Iraq? With John Loftus, John Loftus Radio Show, and Bill Roggio, Long War Journal. U.S. May Accelerate Iraq Withdrawal
Saturday 950P Eastern Time: Men are from Mars and woman are from another part of MArs, Elizabeth Bernstein, Wall Street Journal. How Much Sharing Is Too Much?
Saturday 1005P: (705P Pacific Time): Will Israel strike at Iran's nukes? What is to be done with North Korea? With John Bolton, AEI, and Thaddeus McCotter, 11th Michigan
Saturday 1020P: (720P Pacific Time): Continued re the Obama administration's foreign policy process.
Saturday 1035P: (735P Pacific Time): Michael Vlahos, Johns Hopkins, author, "Fighting Identity: Sacred War and World Change," re Did we win the war in Iraq?
Saturday 1050P: (750P Pacific Time): Continued with Michael Vlahos: U.N.: Afghan Civilian Deaths Up 24%?
Saturday 1105P: (805P Pacific Time): What caused Armageddon, and will it happen again? Why did the Bropnze Age end and the Iron age begin? With Amos, Nur, Stanford, geologist and eathquake specialist?
Saturday 1120P: (820P Pacific Time): Continued with Amos Nur, Was Troy destroyed by the Greeks or the plates? What about Megiddo, Mycenae, Knossos?
Saturday 1135P: (835P Pacific Time): James Maskalyk, author, "Six Months in the Sudan."
Saturday 1150P: (850P Pacific Time): Continued with James Maskalyk.
Saturday 1235P: (935P Pacific Time): Stephan Talty, author, "The Illustrious Dead: The Terrifying Story of How Typhus Killed Napoleon's Greatest Army."
Saturday 1250P: (950P Pacific Time): Exeunt re Tehran prostests and the 4oth day of mounring since Neda Soltan's death.
Sunday 2 August NY, DC, SF, LA
Sunday 705P Eastern Time: What about the pollutants form the forests of Brazil? Michael Smith, from Chile.
Sunday 720P Eastern Time: Olivier Guitta, the Croissant, re Beirut, Damascus, the Assads, and the Sarkozy event.
Sunday 735P Eastern Time: John Tamny, Real ClearMarkets.com, Aaron Task, Yahoo Finance, Simon Constable, DowJones, re From NY Fed President William Dudley: The Economic Outlook and the Fed's Balance Sheet: The
Issue of "How" versus "When"
Sunday 750P Eastern Time: Continued, Tim Bond at Barclays Capital,
meanwhile, wrote in the Financial Times about the potential of a
stronger than expected recovery in the U.S. He argues that the steep drop in
payrolls was likely triggered by panicky managers who over-reacted. As the
economy recovers, they may find themselves having to restaff faster than
expected.
Sunday 805P Eastern Time: Ed Hayes, attorney, re Sotomayor nomination, re Ireland Will Take Two of Remaining 229 Guantanamo Bay Detainees From U.S. Ireland agreed to take two of the remaining 229 prisoners from the Guantanamo Bay detention facility in Cuba
Sunday 820P Eastern Time: Aaron Klein, WND, watching the build-up in BEkaa by the now fully re-armed Hizballah. Re George Mitchell's mission to Damascus.
Sunday 835P Eastern Time: Brooks Hansen, author, "John the Baptizer," the life and times of the man who baptized Jesus.
Sunday 850P Eastern Time: Exeunt re the Birthers grow.
Sunday 905P Eastern Time: Allan Dodds Frank, TheDailyBeast.com, re the missing Madoff money and the suspicions of the wife continue.
Sunday 920P Eastern Time: Malcolm Hoenlein, Conference of Presidents Major American Jewish Organizations, re Tehran instability is not good news?
Sunday 935P Eastern Time: Obamacare stumbles to recess, re the unusual NBC/Wall Street Journal poll, with John Fund, Wall Street Journal, Mona Charen, NRO, Diana West, DianaWest.net.
Sunday 950P Eastern Time: Continued, with Diana West, DianaWest.net, re the Birthers, re Beer Night at the White House.
Sunday 1005P: (705P Pacific Time): Drought Wilts Texas South and central Texas are suffering the deepest drought in a
half century, resulting in billions of dollars in crop and livestock losses. A
combination of record-high heat and record-low rainfall has pushed south and
central Texas into the region's deepest drought in a half century, with $3.6
billion of crop and livestock losses piling up during the past nine months. With Tom Benning, Wall Street Journal.
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Sunday 1020P: (720P Pacific Time): Home Prices Rise Across U.S. Home
prices in major U.S. cities registered the first monthly gain in nearly three
years, according to a new report that provided fresh evidence that the severe
U.S. housing downturn could be easing. With Nick Timiraos, Wall Street Journal.
Sunday 1035P: (735P Pacific Time): Jodi Schneider, CQ, Margaret Hoover, FNC, Jim McTague, Barron's, re the Obamacare traffic jam, re the ?
Sunday 1050P: (750P Pacific Time) continued, re has POTUS recovered from the "stupidly" remark about the Gates flapdoodle in Cambridge?
Sunday 1105P: (805P Pacific Time): Roundtable, John Avlon, Daily Beast, Craig Unger, Vanity Fair. Re Obamacare and who over-reached, re Obamacare and the polls, re Obamacare, the polls and the beer party. Re Sotomayor.
Sunday 1120P: (820P Pacific Time): continued with Larry Johnson, No Quarter, re Honduras, re Kaye Bailey Hutchinson vs Rick PErry for Texas.
Sunday 1135P: (835P Pacific Time): Tim Hamilton, author, "Fahrenheit 451: The Authorized Graphic Novel." The Mechanical Hound of the Fire Department, armed with a lethal hypodermic, escorted by helicopters, is ready to track down those dissidents who defy society to preserve and read books.
Sunday 1150P: (850P Pacific Time): Bob Zimmerman, author, "Universe in a Mirror," re shuttle returns from ISS, re "the Augustine Panel will
push to extend the shuttle; they are also stating that the human
exploration of space is an essential, though settling the moon might not be
their first priority."
Sunday 1205P: (905 Pacific Time): CRESTED
BUTTE, Colo. -- The promise of new jobs amid a recession is weakening the
resolve of some rural residents to keep wildland. With Jim Carlton, Wall Street Journal. Slump Mutes Call
of the Wild.
Sunday 1220P: (920 Pacific Time): Cash-For-Clunkers, out of control success, now out of cash. With Lou-Ann Hammond, Carlist.com.
Sunday 1235P: (935P Pacific Time): John F. Ross, author, "War On the Run: The Epic Story of Robert Rogers and the Conquest of America's First Frontier."
Sunday 1250P: (950P Pacific Time): Exeunt with Ardeshir Arian, Media Without Walls, re the 40th day of mourning of Neda Soltan.
