Constitution Study Radio

During Hour One, our guest will be Susan Yoshihara, Vice President for Research at the Catholic Family and Human Rights Institute (C-FAM), and Director of the International Organizations Research Group (IORG). Ms. Yoshihara argues that as abortionists believe they are in the home stretch, science has tripped them up. The frustration on the part of abortion activists within the United Nations and other independent organizations materialized in their Women Deliver conference flop in Washington D.C. a week ago. Under the guise of "maternal health," the abortion groups aimed to drum up $12 billion in additional funding, while also drafting a formal relations government document that would fuel their march toward a worldwide promotion of "family planning." The facts, and science, has contradicted the abortionists, and now their agenda of murder is on the ropes. And as the reports emerge, women are turning against the abortionist agenda in droves. Our second hour guest is New York Times bestselling author Brad Meltzer who commissioned a poll that found America's number one hero is. . .Dad! Says Meltzer of the results, "This shows the impact fathers still have in society. Heroes For My Son is his new inspirational book that highlights father-like heroes like George Washington, Mr. Rogers, and the Wright Brothers, all of whom have one common thread, fatherhood. And great news! The book is available now, just in the nick of time for Fathers Day! Join us tonight as we enjoy two great interviews on the Political Pistachio Radio Revolution. Conservative News and Commentary

Words mean something. In battle speeches the words used can mean the difference between success and failure. In Fighting Words, author Richard F. Miller looks to some of history's most successful battle speechmakers to answer age-old questions. How did Pope Urban II's speech convince tens of thousands of Europeans to wage the First Crusade, a dangerous, and for many, a one-way journey to Jerusalem? How did George Patton's speech transform the green kids of the Third Army into the terror of the Third Reich? How did the words of General David Petraeus resurrect a losing effort in Iraq and in the process, retrain his soldiers for a new kind of war?

Miller argues that human persuasion is seamless and that the persuasive strategies by which people are recruited, trained, and exhorted for war can be applied to politics and business.

Be it a convenience store or a Fortune 500 company-motivating, instructing, and preparing your people to perform their jobs is, for the competent manager, Job One. And for those who recognize that in this partisan age, politics is just war by other means, Fighting Words applies the insights of battle speeches to politics. Miller concludes his study by analyzing three of President Obama's most successful and controversial speeches based on the lessons learned from the great military motivators of history.

Miller doesn't speculate about "what works" on the public podium. Rather, he analyzes real historical examples and extracts their lessons-from Alexander the Great to General David H. Petraeus and President Obama. As Miller aptly demonstrates, persuasive strategies based on love, hate, duty, patriotism, comradeship, fear, and shame are as widely used today as they were in antiquity.

Richard F. Miller is our guest tonight on the Political Pistachio Radio Revolution.

No holds barred. Just you and I tonight. I will address the illegal alien problem with blunt reality, including the death of a fifteen year old illegal alien, and Mexico's pursuit of the border patrol agent that shot him.

I will discuss how idiotic it is that in Ottawa the rule for kids is now that you can't win a soccer game by more than five points, or else you lose.

I will address the topic of a Mosque in Temecula, and answer the accusation by a leftist that I am going against freedom of religion by fighting to stop the erection of that mosque - what does the law say?

I will talk about why the Democrat Party claims in Arkansas that the unions flushed $5 Million of our Tax Dollars down the toilet.

I will talk about Indiana Republican Governor Mitch Daniels, and his notion that to win elections, the issues of life and traditional marriage should be set aside so that the larger issues can be addressed - but Mr. Daniels, those are not just social issues. They are political issues, and Constitutional issues, too!

We will also discuss why Obama, and the Democrats, dismiss the notion of limited government.

And we will talk about how a scientist at the Jet Propulsion Lab was demoted for believing in Intelligent Design.

Join us for these topics, and more, as we tear up the liberal left, and take the trash out.

Conservative News and Commentary

Bob Rinear of InvestYourself.com joins us to discuss the struggling economy, and the conservative means it would take to turn things around. Questions: What is the significance of recent stock market fluctuations? Is there an economic impact from the oil spill? Are we being told about all of the bank closings? and Why? Have we seen the last of mortgage difficulties? What about higher priced homes? Commercial market? What accounts for the fact that government-provided benefits - from Social Security, unemployment insurance, food stamps and other programs - rose to a record high during the first three months of 2010? How does that affect our alleged recovery? Is there a point of no return? Conservative News and Commentary

Ethan Pope's book, Approaching the Point of No Return: America's Financial Demise, has hit the nation by storm. Mr. Pope contends that unless we make radical changes to our financial system, including getting our spending under control, it will soon become mathematically impossible for our nation to avoid economic collapse. As America continues on its unsustainable financial course, the next four years will be the most defining moments in our nation's history. Fiscal responsibility is our only salvation, and it must be put into practice NOW! Ethan Pope is our guest during the first hour. During the second hour is Tea Party favorite Larry Naritelli who is running for governor in the State of California. The Primary is this coming Tuesday, June 8, and Mr. Naritelli will be joining Political Pistachio tonight to discuss his candidacy, and what he is doing to win so that California can be turned around from the edge of an economic cliff. Conservative News and Commentary

As I attend an event as candidate and speaker in Murrieta, California I have asked Loki and Jasmius to guest host the Political Pistachio Radio Revolution - The result can only be explosive fun! Conservative News and Commentary

During the first hour Bob Chapman of www.theinternationalforecaster.com joins us for an economic update - then I will discuss immigration, liberal education, the cotton gin (slavery), civil rights, homosexuals, Muslims (Islam), idiots on the road, disrespectful children thanks partially to MTV, the break-down of family values, environmental disasters, and everything else that angers the ignorant left in a manner that will have them pulling their hair out. . . Truth hurts, liberal dummies, don't it? Conservative News and Commentary

Inspired by the collection of letters that his father sent his mother from the destroyer escort he served aboard, Richard Snow brings to life the longest continuous battle in modern times. With its vibrant prose and fast-paced action, A Measureless Peril is an immensely satisfying account that belongs on the small shelf of the finest histories ever written about World War II. Of all the threats that faced this country in World War II, Winston Churchill said, just one really scared him - what he called the "measureless peril" of the German U-boat campaign. In that global conflagration, only one battle - the struggle for the Atlantic - lasted from the very first hours of the conflict to its final day. Hitler knew that victory depended on controlling the sea-lanes where American food and fuel and weapons flowed to the Allies. At the start, U-boats patrolled a few miles off the eastern seaboard, savagely attacking scores of defenseless passenger ships and merchant vessels while hastily converted American cabin cruisers and fishing boats tried vainly to stop them. Before long, though, the United States was ramping up what would be the greatest production of naval vessels the world had ever known. Then the battle became a thrilling cat and mouse game between the quickly built U.S. war ships and the ever more cunning and lethal U-boats. The accomplished historian and former editor-in-chief of American Heritage Richard Snow captures all the drama of the merciless contest at every level, from the doomed sailors on an American freighter defying a German cruiser, to the amazing Allied attempts to break the German naval codes, to Winston Churchill pressing President Roosevelt to join the war months before Pearl Harbor. Richard Snow joins us tonight on the eve of Memorial Day to discuss this amazing book, and the battle for the Atlantic that spanned the entirety of World War II. Conservative News and Commentary

Willie Lawson joins us during the first half hour to discuss Krisane Hall, the Constitutional Lawyer fired because of her speech at a Tea Party event in Florida. Then, in the second segment, we will discuss the fact that Obama will not attend the laying of the wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, my own personal feelings about Memorial Day, and the whole reason why the U.S. Constitution was written in the first place. - Conservative News and Commentary

Tensions on the Korea Peninsula has led to the two nations, North Korea and South Korea, to cut ties with each other. With headlines like "North Korea threatens naval action," "South Korea May Accept UN Censure for North, Easing China Fears," "N.Korea threatens to attack S.Korea ships," and "Tensions rise at the DMZ between North Korea and South Korea," it is no surprise that the world is taking careful consideration of the events happening in that part of the world. How does this conflict affect U.S. interests in the region? Could this be the precursor of bigger problems? How does this affect our current war against the radicalism of the Islamic Jihad? National Security expert John Wohlstetter joins us tonight to answer these questions, and more. Conservative News and Commentary