Gen. Wm. Boykin, the original Delta Force member and retired Army general has penned a new suspense thriller, Danger Close, a detailed account of counter terrorism operations. With secret terrorist cells located around the world, what would happen if the U.S. were able to infiltrate one on its own soil?

General William "Jerry" Boykin is our guest tonight to discuss the recent troop reduction in Iraq, the current state of Afghanistan, The War on Terror, and of course his book, Danger Close.

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David Gregory is our guest, and is the bestselling author of "Dinner with a Perfect Stranger", a native of Houston, and a graduate of the University of Houston. He has written a fascinating novel called "The Last Christian", which explores what life might be like in a late 21st century America without Christianity.It can be purchased at any bookstore or at Amazon.com. Readers can also look him up at davidgregorybooks.com Conservative News and Commentary

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How many times have you wanted to criticize or congratulate a member of Congress? Now you can grade any member of Congress. Remember, "they work for you"….remind them!

Thanks to Elizabeth B. Letchworth and her creation of gradegov.com, you can make your voice heard!

GRADEGOV.com… a free, quick and easy web site designed to afford the public an opportunity to GRADE (Members of Congress) as to their performance on Capitol Hill & to follow their Grades up with a letter of explanation. GradeGov has had over 3.3M pages viewed since its launch April of last year. Each MOC has a page on GradeGov where the visitor can see the MOC’s current mathematically averaged GRADE and read constituent letters, see important votes cast by the Member of Congress and also see a poll indicating whether the Congressperson would earn reelection this coming November.

Tonight the founder, Elizabeth Letchworth, joins us to discuss her site, and talk with you!

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Amid stunning testimony by a former Justice Department official alleging the National Association for the Advancement of Colored Peoples behind-the-scenes lobbying on behalf of New Black Panther Party members charged with voter intimidation, the civil rights organization is formerly repudiating racism in the Tea Parties.

The hypocrisy of such conceit is galling, says Erik Rush, the author of a new top-selling book on racial politics titled, Negrophilia: From Slave Block to Pedestal Americas Racial Obsession.

There is no racism in the tea party movement, says Rush, and any condemnation or intimation that there is by the NAACP or any other organization is simply part and parcel of their political imperative regarding the social balkanization of America. These assertions (pertaining to the Tea Party) are lies, and those proffering them know it.

The Philadelphia Inquirers editorial staff recently labeled Rush a persistent hater for calling Obamas and Attorney General Eric Holders racists in light of recent testimony revealing the Justice Department hostility to cases with black defendants and white victims.

Persistent haters like Erik Rush, author of Negrophilia: From Slave Block to Pedestal, America's Racial Obsession, are actually accusing Obama of racism, the Inquirer editorial states. As evidence they cite the Justice Department's decision not to pursue a Philadelphia voter-intimidation case involving a group called the New Black Panther Party. (T)he scale of justice must be applied appropriately, and here it appears that it was. Attempts to inflate the incident to bash Obama must be seen for what they are. And the NAACP meeting would be a good setting for Obama to address that.

Rush joins us tonight

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Glenn Beck says that now the Financial Reform Bill has become law, the prosperity of America through a Free Market System is lost. . . I say otherwise. As long as the States are sovereign, all is not lost. Before my commentary on the topic, however, Bob Chapman of the International Forecaster joins us to discuss the Financial Reform Bill, and all of its implications. Conservative News and Commentary

PRESIDENT REAGAN’S 100 BIRTHDAY PARTY - President’s Legacy to Be Commemorated In 2011

Centennial birthdays of American Presidents are significant historical occasions. Since 1950, the United States Congress has, on only 10 occasions, established a commission to develop plans to celebrate the anniversary of the birth of an American President or First Lady. In June 2009, President Obama signed into law a proclamation establishing an 11-member bi-partisan Commission to oversee the planning of the Ronald Reagan Centennial throughout 2011.

As President Reagan would have wanted, no taxpayer dollars were appropriated for any of the Reagan Centennial activities. All events and initiatives will be funded by private donations collected through The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation.

President Reagan believed America’s best days were always ahead. Over the course of the next two years, a number of signature initiatives will be launched that will endure long after the Centennial year.

A representative from the Reagan Centennial is supposed to join us tonight to discuss the planned festivities. . . Conservative News and Commentary

Nick Popaditch is running for Congress. Gunny Pop authored a book, "Once A Marine," that tells the story of an RPG hitting his tank in Fallujah. The story of his injuries is phenomenal.

The Imperial Valley Press, because Nick is not a liberal, and is a candidate for the U.S. Congress, published a political cartoon (see above) mocking the injuries of the decorated Iraq War veteran.

The cartoon was published in The Imperial Valley Press, a newspaper in Imperial County, the location of the 51st District where Popaditch is running for Congress.

The cartoon shows a poster of candidate Nick Popaditch, who has a patch over his right eye. Two youths with skateboards seem perplexed by the poster.

"What does that remind you of?" one says.

The other answers: "A James Bond super villain? A bald pirate? Uncle Fester with an eye patch."

Popaditch lost the sight in his right eye during the battle for Fallujah as a tank commander in Iraq in 2004. He received the Silver Star and Purple Heart.

Among those criticizing the cartoon is Cheryl Perez, president of the Ladies Auxiliary, Military Order of the Purple Heart, unit 49, San Diego.

Tonight, Nick Popaditch joins the Political Pistachio Radio Revolution to discuss the cartoon. Join us live at 7pm Pacific.

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