Monday 905P Eastern Time: Co-host Simon Constable, WSJ with Jeff Bliss, BlissIndex.com, in re: California v. Greece
Monday 920P Eastern Time: Dawn Kopecki, Bloomberg, in re: Fannie Mae
Monday 935P Eastern Time: Mary O'Grady, WSJ, in re: Cuba
Monday 950P Eastern Time: Bob Davis, WSJ, in re: Greece
Monday 1005P: (705P Pacific Time): Co-host Simon Constable, WSJ with Rep. Adrian Smith (NE-3), in re: jobs
Monday 1020P: (720P Pacific Time): Simon Constable, WSJ, in re: healthcare
Monday 1035P: (735P Pacific Time): Financial Roundtable with Simon Constable, WSJ, Aaron Task, Yahoo! Finance and Jonathan Weil, Bloomberg, in re: jobs
Monday 1050P: (750P Pacific Time): continued
Monday 1105P: (905 Pacific Time): Marc Morano, ClimateDepot.com, in re: Climategate
Monday 1120P: (920 Pacific Time): Bill Roggio, LongWarJournal.com and Arif Rafiq, ForeignPolicy.com, in re: Afghanistan
Monday 1135P: (935P Pacific Time): Nikki Finke and Mike Fleming, Deadline.com, in re: Academy Awards
Monday 1150P: (950P Pacific Time): Charles Pellegrino, author, in re: Hiroshima
Monday 1205P: (905 Pacific Time): Harvey Morris, FT, in re: Iran
Monday 1220P: (920 Pacific Time): Paul Glader, WSJ, in re: bonuses
Monday 1235P: (935P Pacific Time): Aaron Klein, WND, in re: Dubai
Monday 1250P: (950P Pacific Time): Exeunt.
Terrible news about Holt ceasing production of Pellegrino's book, esp. for reasons that impugn his credibility as a credentialed scientist as well as a historian. Not too worried about Cameron not making the movie, which might have been another fanciful anti-America screed like Avatar. That it would have been attributed as "based on book by Charles Pellegrino" would have just sullied Pellegrino's reputation IMO.
Any links to the Cameron statement in toto and Pellegrino's description of the warring factions?
Also it occurs to me that Holt might be carrying Amazon's water over Pellegrino's outspokenness on the Amazon boycott of publishers who were negotiating with Apple.