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  • Friday Java 04 Febuary 2012
    Egyptian protesters demand today a departure !
    The unemployment rate fell by 0.4 percentage point to 9.0 percent in January, while nonfarm payroll employment changed little (+36,000),the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today. Employment rose in manufacturing and in retail trade but was down in construction and in
    transportation and warehousing.politics
    35 min
  • MidWeek 03 Febuary 2011
    Five people killed and more than 800 injured as Mubarak supporters attack pro-democracy protesters in Tahrir Square.
    Cambridge power plant will sharply reduce the harmful discharge of hot water into the Charles River and generate steam instead that will be piped across the river to heat buildings in Boston
    The Boston metro area added 32,600 jobs last year, the third-most of any city umemployment at 7.1 percent in December 2010, down from 8.3 percent a year.
    Health-care repeal fails in Senate vote
    35 min
  • Senator Rand Paul Great Compromiser or Sellout
    Rand Paul the Right-wing senator from Kentucky attempted to cast himself in the mood of Not Henry Clay the "Great Compromiser",but Cassius Clay the progressive abolitionist and man Muhammad Ali's father was named after.
    Muhammad Ali is related to the Clay family.
    31 min
  • Million Man March planned in Egypt
    The Egyptian April 6 Movement call for million plus people to take the streets of the Cairo on Tuesday to force president Hosni Mubarak from power.
    Mohamed ElBaradei joins protesters in Cairo's Tahrir Square on sunday.
    Today Six Al Jazeera journalists arrested by the military in Cairo
    1 hr 9 min
  • Politics Sunday
    Politics Sunday is a hard news look at the past week and the upcoming week in the political world with commentary and insight into polling tends.
    1 hr 3 min
  • This Week in Politics
    "With all the buzz about Egypt,,,lost this weekend is the sickening facts of Palin saying Sputnik and confusing the space race for the arms race...and Bachmann not even knowing how to pronounce Iwo Jima....as i recall 8000 or more marines died there....it defies logic how Bachmann gets reelected,,, Bachmann disgraced the memory of all those marines...is it at all possible such a patriot and constitutional expert as Bachmann never saw sands of Iwo Jima with john Wayne growing up"
    Jerry Pippin (jerrypippin.com) as special guess host and Directed and Producted by Doc Holiday for Boston Blackie Productions @2011
    30 min
  • Friday Java 28 January 2012
    Racism at NPR,Vivian Schiller CEO of NPR met with Ellen Weiss and made a stunning demand: Resign or be fired. Two days later, NPR announced, without elaboration, that Weiss had quit.
    House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan to replace Medicare with a private medical plan.
    1 hr 2 min
  • MidWeeek 27 January 2011
    "They don't like the truth so they summarily dismiss it, They say it's a government takeover of healthcare. A big lie just like [Nazi propaganda minister,a modern day Roger Alies or Karl Kove] Joseph Goebbels. You say it enough and you repeat the lie, repeat the lie, repeat the lie until eventually people believe it. Like blood libel, that's the same kind of thing.
    The Germans said enough about the Jews and people believed it, and you have the Holocaust,You tell a lie over";Rep. Steve Cohen.
    The Republican-controlled House of Representatives voted 245-189 to repeal the the People's Health-Care law passed by Obama administration and then Democratic control congress in 2009.
    44 min
  • A Look Back at Last Night' State of the Union Address
    President Barack Obama's second State of the Union speech, we know it's the third year, in Instant polling the speech showed that Obama made inroads in employment, and health care. One CBS poll showed that 81 per approved of his speech. The Republicans seemed to show some sort of gestures by mixing up the seating but privately none of the new 87 Republicans are not inclined to work with the President. No evidence that they will compromise and there is a definite anti-Obama feeling that Obama is the enemy, a socialist at best and many other things at best. So we are watching a divide in DC while polling tonight shows the public seems to want compromise. The conventional wisdom is that the new Republicans think they won because they said "no" so why should we say, "Yes." If there is a weakness it is the employment and perhaps the offers from Obama to give Big Business some more cuts, as the downturn cycle is ending, perhaps in the image battle it will appear that the President had something to do with it, the economic job recovery. Jerry Pippin
    45 min

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