During the first hour, we discussed the latest events in the presidential primaries. We also discussed new emergency spending proposals for Iraq and Afghanistan.

During the second hour, we spoke with 4 callers and discussed military benefits, whether Bigfoot exists, and we had two callers share their very different first hand accounts of attending a Barak Obama campaign rally.

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During the first hour, we discussed President Bush's recent press conference, oil prices and alternatives, the Pentagon's suspension of their retired military analyst program, and the terrorist watch list.

During the second hour, we spoke with 6 callers and discussed racial profiling, crime and poverty, food fights, and Reverend Wright's influence on Barak Obama's campaign.

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During the first hour, we had special guest Wertz from Pennsylvania give us a first-hand look at that state's presidential primary. We also discussed federal DNA databases.

During the second hour, we spoke with 5 callers and discussed microtargeting in campaigns, the extensive use of databases in our society, the FBI wanting to monitor the internet, ending the online gambling restrictions, oversight of video games ratings, and military recruitment standards.

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We shortened tonight's show by a half hour due to the Democratic presidential candidates debate. We hosted two hours of open lines and spoke with 5 callers.

We discussed tonight's Democratic candidates debate, the presidential primaries, executives and delegation of work, withdrawing from Iraq, gas prices, Corner Gas (a Canadian sitcom), and a bit of British Royal gossip.

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During the first hour, we discussed General Petraeus and Ambassador Crocker's testimony before Congress regarding Iraq, a proposed troop surge in Afghanistan, potential vice presidential choices for John McCain, the latest polling numbers for the Democratic presidential candidates, and potential boycotts of the upcoming summer Olympics in China.

During the second hour, we spoke with 4 callers and discussed Hillary Clinton distancing herself from her husband, the 2008 general election, campaign fundraising, and whether the Democratic presidential race will go all the way to the convention to be decided.

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During the first hour, we discussed border patrol laws and enforcement, proposed changes to the Federal Reserve, American's plans for spending their tax rebate checks, and an update on the case pending against former Congressman William Jefferson.

During the second hour, we spoke with 4 callers and discussed April Fool's day jokes, kickball, tax rebate checks, the presidential primaries, and disenfranchisement.

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During the first hour, we discussed Hillary Clinton's misstatement regarding her trip to Bosnia in the 1990s, the Iraq war, the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in Medellin v. Texas, boycotting the 2008 summer Olympics in China, and the Fair model for predicting the winning party for presidential elections.

During the second hour, we spoke with 4 callers and discussed chatroom follies, hockey, healthcare, more on Hillary Clinton's trip to Bosnia, Chelsea Clinton's work on her mother's campaign, and the best recession-proof job industries.

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During the first hour, we discussed the five year anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, the second amendment case that went before the Supreme Court, and the upcoming Supreme Court case regarding fleeting expletives and the public airwaves. We ended the first hour discussing Barak Obama's recent speech on race in the U.S.

During the second hour, we spoke with 2 callers and continued the discussion of Barak Obama's speech on race. We also talked about patriotism, voting machine investigations in Ohio, and universal healthcare.

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During the first hour, we discussed the presidential primaries, President Bush's veto of the waterboarding ban legislation, and the launch of the space shuttle Endeavour.

During the second hour, we spoke with 4 callers and discussed waterboarding and interrogations, and Eliot Spitzer's resignation as Governor of New York over his alleged involvement in a call girl ring. We also had some fun debating about donuts and talking about St. Patrick's Day celebrations.

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During the first hour, we discussed McCain officially winning enough delegates to be the GOP presidential candidate, the continuing battle between Hillary Clinton and Barak Obama for the democratic nomination, and a study on whether daylight saving time actually saves on energy costs.

During the second hour, we spoke with 3 callers and discussed a study regarding forgiveness and gender, politeness, Major League Baseball attempting to regulate online professional baseball content, Democratic candidates and delegate counts, and the Texas and Ohio primaries.

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During the first hour, we discussed the most recent news surrounding the presidential primaries, new Senate legislation regarding Iraq, domestic wiretapping, and net neutrality.

During the second hour, we spoke with 2 callers and discussed what makes a presidential candidate qualified for office and the influences of racism and sexism on the elections.

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During the first hour, we discussed the latest on the presidential primaries, Fidel Castro's announcement that he will not seek another term as president, and the Supreme Court's refusal to hear an appeal regarding a domestic wiretap case. Also during the first hour we followed the lunar eclipse and the military's shooting-down of a broken satellite.

During the second hour, we spoke with 3 callers and discussed breaking news regarding an alleged affair by John McCain, the satellite shoot-down, the U.S. space program, Barak Obama's candidacy and experience.

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During the first hour, we discussed the most recent presidential primary news, the Senate's passage of legislation providing immunity to telecommunications companies for assisting the government in spying, and recent charges brought against six Guantanamo Bay inmates for the September 11, 2001 attacks. We closed out the first hour poking a little fun at Valentine's Day and the people who celebrate it.

During the second hour, we spoke with 2 callers and discussed voting systems, third-party candidate viability, and political power.

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During the first hour, we discussed the 'Super Tuesday' presidential primaries and upcoming primaries. We also discussed President Bush's recently released budget proposal and a potential investigation by the Senate of cheating in the NFL.

During the second hour, we spoke with 3 callers and discussed the primaries, mortgage and credit problems, political power, corporate welfare, and the differences between conservatives and Republicans.

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This was an abridged version of the show. During the first part, we discussed the South Carolina and Florida primaries, the candidates that have recently dropped out of the presidential race, the upcoming primaries, the spy satellite that is to fall to the earth soon, and the big football-game-that-shall-not-be-named, and the money that goes into and comes out of it.

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This is a special edition of America's Debate Radio. Tonight, the President gave his last State of the Union Address. After the speech, we opened the phone lines and took calls all evening. We spoke with 3 callers. We discussed all aspects of the President's speech including his points on the economy, War on Terror, the No Child Left Behind program, earmarks, and foreign aid.

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During the first hour, we discussed the Nevada caucuses, the South Carolia GOP primary, upcoming primaries, problems at the Federal Election Commission, and President Bush's economic stimulus plans.

During the second hour, we spoke with 3 callers and discussed issues the presidential candidates will campaign on, the U.S. economy, and winter weather. We also had some fun making predictions of the topics to be discussed during the upcoming State of the Union Address.

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During the first hour, we discussed the the Michigan primary, the upcoming primaries, and the latest polling numbers. We also discussed a study that explored the sources from which Americans get their political news.

During the second hour, we spoke with 2 callers and discussed organ donation, the primaries, Windows Vista, football, and winter weather.

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During the first hour, we discussed the Iowa caucuses, the New Hampshire primary, upcoming primaries, campaign advertisements, and President Bush's trip to the Middle East.

During the second hour, we spoke with 2 callers and discussed the primaries, American attitudes toward the war in Iraq and how that will effect their votes, and debated whether climate change is man-made.

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During the first hour, we discussed the Iowa caucuses, push-polling, the assassination of Benazir Bhutto, the Senate's blocking of the President's interim appointments, and more new laws that are in effect with the new year.

During the second hour, we spoke with 4 callers and discussed ammonium nitrate legislation, passports with RFID chips, the primaries, and polling accuracy. We also hosted a debate regarding Ron Paul between two callers, Coaster and Stefan Fargus.

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During the first hour, we discussed the Associated Press top 10 news stories of 2007, new laws that go in effect in 2008 across the various states, and the upcoming primaries in Iowa and New Hampshire.

During the second hour, we spoke with 3 callers and discussed Christmas traditions, winter weather, holiday travel, and regional foods.

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During the first hour, we discussed recent newspaper endorsements of various presidential candidates and the fundraising record set by Ron Paul. We also had a special guest call, Elwin the Elf, who discussed his recent layoff from the North Pole and the outsourcing of his job to China. We closed out the first hour talking about Christmas at the White House.

During the second hour, we spoke with 3 callers and discussed Ron Paul's campaign, polling accuracy, the presidential primaries, Christmas cookies and the worst Christmas foods.

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During the first hour, we discussed the GOP presidential candidates debate in Iowa, Mitt Romney's speech on religion, and why young voters are more attracted to the Democratic party.

During the second hour, we spoke with 4 callers and heard first-hand accounts of the ice storms in Oklahoma. We also discussed the viability of various GOP presidential candidates and predictions for the 2008 election.

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During the first hour, we discussed the 2008 presidential election, the recently released National Intelligence Estimate regarding Iranian nuclear activity, and the packed legislative agenda of Congress before they leave for another holiday break.

During the second hour, we spoke with 4 callers and discussed Ron Paul's presidential campaign, media coverage of the presidential campaigns, isolationism versus non-interventionism, ending U.S. involvement in Iraq, Iran's president offering to observe our next election, recent news regarding poisoned former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko, and Saudi Arabia's treatment of women.

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We had a shortened broadcast due to the CNN/YouTube debate with the GOP presidential candidates. After the debate we had a 2 hour show with open phone lines for the entire program. We spoke to 3 callers and of course, discussed the debate.

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During the first hour, we discussed poll numbers for Democratic presidential candidates in Iowa, the Commission on Presidential Debates choice of venues for the 2008 candidates debate, and the unfinished business by Congress when the left for the Thanksgiving break. We also had some fun talking about Thanksgiving food, prices, and traditions.

During the second hour, we spoke with 3 callers and had more fun talking turkey, the 'Black Friday' shopping day, and even a little on the 2008 primaries.

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During the first hour, we discussed federal spending bills, U.S. economic issues, Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign, a restraining order issued to the White House to preserve email, and potential immunity for telecom companies that assist the U.S. government in spying activities.

During the second hour, we spoke with 3 callers and discussed identify theft, debate styles, Chinese submarines surfacing during U.S. naval exercizes, the oversaturation and early start of Christmas advertising, and education requirements in various states.

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During the first hour, we discussed anticipated Executive Orders from President Bush, Iraq war funding, an update on the floundering REAL ID Act, Ron Paul's record fund raising efforts, and local elections.

During the second hour, we spoke with 4 callers and discussed the viability of 3rd party presidential candidates, more on Ron Paul's campaign, the Pakistani govnernment's emergency declaration, Pat Robertson's endorsement of Rudy Giuliani for President, gas prices and looming economic problems for the U.S.

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During the first hour, we discussed the most recent Democratic presidential candidates' debate, a report on the media's coverage of the presidential campaign, the nomination of Michael Mukasey for Attorney General, and had some lingering Halloween fun.

During the second hour, we spoke with 5 callers and discussed American views of the rest of the world, appointing versus electing executive branch cabinet members, the recent judgment handed down against the Westboro Baptist Church, the Democratic candidates debate, Ron Paul's viability as a candidate, and whether or not Americans generally have a sense of entitlement.

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During the first hour, we discussed President Bush's latest request for supplemental funding for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, misappropriation of funding already provided for the Iraq war, the push for telecom wiretap immunity by Senator Rockefeller after he received large donations from the telecoms to his reelection campaign, the drought in the southeast U.S. and the wildfires in southern California.

During the second hour, we spoke with 2 callers and discussed conspiracy theories on why the California wildfires started, worker's rights and labor unions, the Georgia drought, and the Chicago Bears.

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During the first hour, we discussed new information regarding the NSA's warrantless wiretap program, proposed legislation extending the internet tax ban, an IRS reporting regarding the growing gap between the rich and the poor, a CIA investigation of the person appointed to investigate the CIA, and the Senate's hearings for the nomination of Michael Mukasey for Attorney General.

During the second hour, we spoke with 4 callers and discussed executive branch power, definitions of leadership, capital punishment, crime rates, speaking habits, and the drought in northwest Georgia.

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During the first hour, we discussed the GOP presidential candidates debate that was hosted by MSNBC on October 9th, Hillary Clinton's proposal regarding retirement accounts, and why Florida and Michigan Democrats may be shut out of their own party's primaries.

During the second hour, we spoke with 3 callers and discussed social contract theory and how it applies to modern politics, the gap between the rich and the poor, the general welfare clause in the Constitution, and looming economic problems for the U.S.

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During the first hour, we discussed the protests and subsequent government crackdown in Burma, the Senate voting to increase the federal debt ceiling, fundraising by the 2008 presidential candidates, the Senate's non-binding vote to partition Iraq, and the Senate's authorization to continue funding the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

During the second hour, we spoke with 2 callers and discussed President Bush's veto of the children's healthcare funding program, healthcare issues, Hillary Clinton's suggestion of a $5000 bond for every baby born in the U.S., the 2008 election, and even a little on pumpkin pie.

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During the first hour, we discussed the Iranian President's visit to the UN and US and his various speeches. We also discussed the President and Congress being at odds over budgeting issues. Related to that, we also covered the passage of more funding for the State Children's Health Insurance Program. We ended this hour discussing a new request by the President for even more funding for the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.

During the second hour, we spoke with 2 callers and discussed social security spending, illegal immigration, and the 2008 election.

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During the first hour, we discussed President Bush's nomination of Michael Mukasey for Attorney General, the testimony of the Director of National Intelligence, Mike McConnell, before the House this week, Iraq war legislation, and addressing American mortgage problems.

During the second hour, we spoke with 4 callers and discussed mortgage problems, housing price costs, the American work ethic, Venezuela manufacturing Russian automatic weapons, the Iraq war, and how it will effect the 2008 election.

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During the first hour, we discussed General Petraeus and Ambassador Crocker's briefings to Congress on the Iraq war troop surge. We also talked about a recent federal court ruling regarding 'national security letters.' In addition to that, we covered the latest on Senator Craig and his withdrawal of his guilty plea stemming from charges over his alleged actions in a Minnesota airport restroom. We rounded out the first hour with coverage of the potential nominees to replace Attorney General Alberto Gonzales.

During the second hour, we spoke with 4 callers and discussed presidential election primaries, Rudy Giuliani's use of 9/11 as a campaign tool, Senator McCain's League of Democracies proposal, campaign fundraiser and recently apprehended fugitive Norman Hsu, campaign fundraising, Rosh Hoshanah, hot peppers, and the 2008 election.

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During the first hour, we discussed Senator Larry Craig's alledged resignation, a number of issues regarding the Iraq war, replacing Alberto Gonzalez as Attorney General, the APEC summit agenda, and whether Fred Thompson will actually announce his candidacy for President.

During the second hour, we spoke with 3 callers and discussed the APEC summit, nuclear power and disposing of nuclear waste, tactics used in political debates, weddings, the Chicago Bears, and the looming autumn weather.

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During the first hour, we discussed the resignation of Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, Senator Larry Craig's arrest in a Minneapolis airport bathroom, the Democratic National Committee vs. the Florida legislature over their primary date, and legal issues surrounding the unlocking of the iPhone code tying service to AT&T.

During the second hour, we spoke with 5 callers and discussed the Miss Teen USA pageant, more on Senator Craig, Saturday Night Live, politician apologies, the Democratic primary, Michigan as a swing voter state, the Chicago Bears, and Mexican licensed trucks being allowed into the U.S.

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During the first hour, we discussed immigration issues, a conflict between FBI Director Mueller's note and Attorney General Gonzales's testimony to the Senate regarding the warrantless wiretap program, and the FISA court ordering the executive branch to release information regarding warrantless wiretaps.

During the second hour, we spoke with 5 callers and discussed illegal immigration, minimum wage, political party in-fighting, addressing political slander, worker exploitation, and the effectiveness of unions.

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During the first hour, we discussed Karl Rove's resignation from the White House staff, the results of the Ames Straw Poll in Iowa, Department of Homeland Security updates to their immigration and travel databases, and tracking who is making changes to Wikipedia entries.

During the second hour, we spoke with 4 callers and discussed deteriorating infrastructures, wealthy politicians, having children for patriotic reasons, weather, and am embarassing andectdote involving Jaime.

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During the first hour, we discussed the legislation passed by Congress revising FISA laws, the AFL-CIO sponsored debate among the Democratic presidential candidates, potential running mates for Hillary Clinton if she wins the Democratic nomination, and a recent report by the Department of Transportation regarding flight delays.

During the second hour, we spoke with 3 callers and discussed vacations, fishing, the Democratic candidates debate, China and US debt, the 2008 Olympics to be held in China, Sudanese oil, and cultural differences between the China and the west.

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During the first hour, we discussed the CNN/YouTube debate among the Democratic presidential candidates, the House Judiciary Committee recommending contempt of Congress charges against Harriet Miers and Joshua Bolton, and the recent testimony of Attorney General Alberto Gonazalez before the Senate Judiciary Committee.

During the second hour, we spoke with 5 callers and discussed President Bush's recent signing of an executive order regarding the seizure of property by anyone who is determined to be a threat to Iraq's security, more on Attorney Gonzalez' testimony, Condolezza Rice as a potential vice presidential candidate in 2008, domestic problems within Pakistan, martial law, dealing with difficult customer service issues, and exposing alternative survival methods by the Discovery Channel's Bear Gryllis from Man vs. Wild.

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During the first hour, we discussed the House and Senate's attempts to stop the Iraq war via the defense spending bill, the presidential candidates forum hosted by the NAACP, presidential candidates' fundraising, and federal data mining.

During the second hour, we spoke with 3 callers and discussed public education spending, Canadian demographics, a proposed Iranian pipeline with Turkey, Mexican economic problems, and Pakistani troubles with the Chinese.

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