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In this edition guest Robert Goldberg discusses the launching of First Amendment Tv and we talk about the ups and downs of the year 2013 .  Further, Mark Falzon discusses what we can expect politically in the year 2014. 

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It is well known that Politics is a chess game.  Who ever plays this game well comes out like a winner both at playing chess and at politics.  There are some fine examples of this besides our current poltical state in history which include the rise of Adolf Hitler, Saddam Hussein, and many other elected officials.  one only can imagine how such "vile" people came into power. How do good politicians get elected? How does any politician get elected? Politicians who are elected, do they play the game of politica chess well or are they just street smart? Understanding this game of poltical chess may help you understand how polticians like Harry Reid and Barack Obama were re-elected.  Justice Reed Chambers to take the commentary tonite. He is currently Chairman of the Corporate Shareholders at National CoBrokers Corp.;Disabled at US Naval Veteran and Government Official ;2nd Lieutenant at United States Air Force Auxiliary - Civil Air Patrol. He was  Former Administrative Judge at Jackson Co MO Board of Election Commissioners;Special Advisor at Consulate of the Republic of Malta to Missouri USA Law Office Administrator at Thomas Wood, Attorney at Law.  To find out more about Chief Justice Reed go here: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/reed-chambers-ii/54/413/395

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Michael W. Cutler, is a retired INS Senior Special Agent. His career with the INS spanned some 30 years. He has provided expert witness testimony at more than a dozen Congressional hearings, he provided testimony to the 9/11 Commission and provides expert testimony at state legislative hearings across the country and in trials where immigration is at issue.http://www.familysecuritymatters.org/authors/detail/michael-cutler    In Cutler's words, "The immigration issue is so incredibly important to our nation and, while it is often portrayed as being of great concern to so-called political “Conservatives,” in my view, it must be of great concern to all Americans of all political perspectives and affiliations.  In fact, I have been a registered Democrat ever since I cast my first ballot as a college student. Democracy is supposed to be about discourse and the honest and open debate in which all perspectives are considered before critical decisions are made.  My goal is to provide the insight that I have acquired during my career which spanned some 30 years and continued through my interaction with politicians, journalists and others with whom I have interacted as an INS officer and since my departure from that agency and my involvement in Congressional hearings and media appearances."  He has appeared on FOX, MSNBC, and several radio stations.  His website can be found here:  http://michaelcutler.net/about/ This show sponsored by LadylibertyInstitute Log onto our forum here : youthforindependence

Listen live tonite as we find out what it is like to be a POW in a war-or a POW but not in a war.  Noreen and James Breuer were POWs in the Iraq war.  They will discuss what it is like being captured and then some.  POWS are encouraged to call in. 

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We will bring you highlights of our shows from this year including the latest news on Nelson Mandela and the change in South Africa. To some, Mandela was a hero.  To others his cgaracter is in question -especially his wife.  How will the world view him?

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Writer/Author Kevin Fobbs to join us Tuesday to discuss African American History and being conservative as an African American.  He is the founder and president of a policy organization called National Urban Policy Action Council (NuPac), www.nupac.info that supports conservative colorblind solutions to universal issues and domestic policies that impact urban America.  He served as director of government and civic affairs for Soul Source, a Christian news magazine, and host of The Kevin Fobbs Show www.kevinfobbs.com. He is predominantly known for his conservative views and values including his support for life and for championing Terri’s Day to honor Terri Schindler Schiavo with a day of national remembrance. Kevin has written his Community Concerns column for the Detroit News. He also discusses issues of faith, family and freedom in his columns for various conservative groups or websites, including RenewAmerica, The Examiner: http://www.examiner.com/x-33782-Ann-Arbor-Christianity — Culture-Examiner, Hearken the Watchmen: http://www.hearkenthewatchmen.com/articlesbyauthor.asp?id=5, GOPUSA, Free Republic, and Liberty Post.

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In tonites episode we learn how insurance companies have incredible power in determining the fate of their customers through loopholes and incredible power the current administration has given them under the new law through "cuts" made during sequester.  With a pen stroke, our Commander in Chief has sentenced our contractual Warriors to years of destitution, hopelessness, and misery at the hands of the very Industry which he campaigned against for President of the United States (POTUS). 

John C. Hill is a retired VET (MSG (R), USA Special Forces) who resides as an inptient at the VA Medical Center in Tomah, WI.  He will tell all about the many promises our Commander in Chief has made and how he has lied "through his teeth" about healthcare. 

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So much of our univerities have been taken over by a on way ticket to thinking on ideas of diversity, racism, and other topics and ideas that students are not being expose to different ways of thinking. Tonite we undergo and introduce an idea of reforming this.  Join us for tonite as we discuss th following cases that involve "Control of thoughts on campus" and campuses that are promoting thought reform to off set the one way ticket ti thinking. 

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So much has been discussed in the past about what to do with immigration.  The Obama administration in the first year has put forth what is known as the Defferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.   According to him, this was a temporary solution offered to those ages 15 to 32 who were living here illegally, who had or were achieving a highschool diploma or equivalency, no felony nor serious misdemeanors, nor left the country. .  Tonite we will analyze what implications this puts on our education system, taxpayers, employment and nation as a whole, and discuss five bils to watch for that will lower imiigration.  Immigration activist Ruthie Hendrycks to weigh in.

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Ever wonder where your tax paying dollars go in New Jersey?  Every year the taxes go up. In this episode we talk about Abbott versus Burke  and a case filed by the Education Law Center of Newark . Abbott districts are school districts in New Jersey that are provided remedies to ensure that their students receive public education in accordance with New Jersey’s state constitution. They were created in 1985 as a result of the first ruling of Abbott v. Burke, a case that was filed by the Education Law Center. The ruling asserted that public primary and secondary education in poor communities throughout the state was unconstitutionally substandard. There are 31 "Abbott districts" in the state, which are now referred to as "SDA Districts" based on the requirement for the state to cover all costs for school building and renovation projects in these districts under the supervision of the New Jersey Schools Development Authority.Prior to 2011, the State of NJ did not release the total amount spent per pupil on schooling. Since the Abbott original ruling in 1985, New Jersey increased spending such that Abbott district students received 22% more per pupil (at $20,859) vs. non-Abbott districts (at $17,051) in 2011.. For them, the program has been characterized as "a huge failure".(1) (Wikipedia)   Questions are, should the New Jersey State Supreme Court be regulating education?    Is now education fair that more money is being spent per pupil in the poorer districts rather than the wealthier ones?  This show sponsored by ladylibertyinstitute   visit our forum

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