Tonight we’re talking to Elizabeth Letchworth of GradeGov.com. We’ll be talking with Elizabeth EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT when she’ll update us about what’s happening on Capitol Hill in the Senate and the House.

The consummate insider’s insider, Elizabeth spent more than 25 years as Secretary for the Majority/Minority in the U.S. Senate. She is currently the senior legislative adviser for a Washington law firm and her contacts on Capitol Hill provide her with insight not available to just anyone.

We’re lucky to have her join us as a regular guest. The demand for Elizabeth is growing. She recently signed on with Special Guests, a booking agency to handle all her interview requests.

Does a crime in Spokane extend all the way to the White House that promised “hope and change” with the appointment of a crook as the chief federal law enforcement officer of the Eastern District of WA?

At least one retired police detective thinks so. So do a former Sheriff and reporter who's coverd the case since the beginning.

On a cold clear night last April in Erie, Pennsylvania, an evening when the stars shined brightly and you could see your breath, Jeffrey Allan McQueen of Rochester, Michigan strolled through the throng of Americans gathered for a tea party at the town center gazebo. Over his shoulder he carried a bundle of colorful patriotic banners he called the Second Revolution flags.

McQueen had been following the Tea Party Express on its national tour. We kept running into each other at the various events, and on that night I invited him to join me on a park bench to tell my radio show listeners the story of how he came to be selling stylized revolutionary flags. He rejoins us tonight to talk about Flag Day. *** Also, a chat with KrisAnne Hall, fired from her job as assistant state attorney for speaking at Tea Parties.

KrisAnne Hall, formerly Florida Assistant State Attorney will talk about why she was fired for speaking at a local Tea Party rally. Both Florida's attorney general and Lt. Governor supported KrisAnne and condemned the firing. KrisAnne has asked a federal judge for a ruling that would allow her to keep speaking and prevent her boss -- a Democrat -- from firing her.

Jeff Bruzzo, Bill Miller, and Frantz Kebreau. What do these three men have in common?

Well, a couple of things:

1. They participated in last Saturday’s recording session of the song “Taking Back America” with singer/songwriter Lloyd Marcus.

2. Tonight all three of these talented guys will join us on my radio program.

Meet Bobbie Bean, a Florida farmer and printer by trade, husband, father and someone who does not stand down when it gets tough, who has made a decision that he’s had enough of politics as usual and aims to do something about it.

The public’s voice is being heard in DC, from affecting the legislative schedule to the recent primaries. GradeGov has gotten it right almost every time–predicting the winners in the primary races. Elizabeth Letchworth is the brain behind GradeGov.com, and she’ll be with us tonight to talk about what mischief the Senate and House are getting into this week. We’ll look at what Elizabeth calls the move-on liberal wing’s “agenda saturation”. Want to know what’s happening on Capitol Hill? Join us for an insider’s notebook the cover of which reads,

“They work for you….remind them”

We're watching the Big 12 Primary results as they come in, and we'll take a look at the end of the romance between Obama and the Far Left Loons. Also, which military officer is calling for Obama to step down? And Charles Payne says we're losing the war.

FTC is floating a "DrudgeTax"; Helen Thomas; Israel's defense; Where was Obama? The Twilight Zone; Obama's game plan.

Goldman Sachs made a bundle cashing out 44% of its shares in BP Oil just before the TransOcean’s Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion.

I’ve since discovered that Goldman Sachs also placed shorts on TransOcean stock days before the explosions rocked the rig in the Gulf of Mexico, sending stocks plunging while GS profits soared — benefitting once again from a huge disaster, having done the same with airline stocks prior to 911, then again with the housing bubble.

Here’s another interesting bit of info: While Goldman Sachs’ lawyers negotiated with the Securities and Exchange Commission over potentially explosive civil fraud charges, Goldman’s chief executive visited the White House at least four times.

Coincidences? Or connections?

We’ve invited Bob Chapman, author of the International Forecaster, to help us connect the dots.