Here's what I'll be talking about tonight...

I received a phone call at about today from a police detective. He told me that a woman named Jennifer George had come into the station in the past few days and filed a police report claiming that she had received death threats, telling her that she’d be dead before sundown and that she should watch out for her family. (Recently threats were made against bloggers Patterico and Ace from Ace of Spades HQ that used similar language. )

The detective told me that there’s a written report based on what Ms. George said that those threats were made by a specific person who she named — Lee Stranahan.

Talking to @Patterico about the #Weinergate.

In which I connect a real person with the Nikki Reid / Starchild.

When the Weiner gets going, the Weiner gets weirder. I'll explain. Or not.

Look -- when you piss off the fictional father of a fictional girl, watch the hell out. We'll explain that on the radio show.

Tonight my special guest is Brandon Darby, a political activist who's made a remarkable journey. He's a humanitarian did relief work on the ground following Katrina and also worked with the some elements of the radical left. He began to have a change of heart about their tactics during the 2008 Republican Convention, he heroically worked with the FBI and helped stop radical left wing activists who were planning an attack with handmade explosives. To his surprise, the left turned on Brandon and actually made heroes out the the domestic terrorists. We'll hear about this story and what Brandon is up to currently.

A show about a phone call.

Join host Lee Stranahan for more on the continuing mystery involving "Betty and Veronica" -- two underage girls that turned out to be fake.

Tonight, The New York Times proved that these concerns I have had for nearly a week were correct.  Managing Editor Colby Hall writes…

Working with other reporters and sources, we have now determined that “Betty,” her mother, and “Veronica” created false identities, and are not at all who they claimed to be.

Join Lee Stranahan in discussing about the works and careers of two multi-talented artists in the Special Effects and Film Industry, Tim Wawryzniec and Alp Allen Altiner.