Chrysler corporation has announced it will close up all 30 of its manufacturing plants for a month, beginning this Friday.

Tonight we talk with John Wohlstetter, policy analyst and senior fellow at Discovery Institute, who says "President Bush is in full legacy mode and does not want to be portrayed as the Grinch who stole Christmas from 250,000 UAW workers."

Obama's most brilliant stealth strategy for implementing "change" involves not just a change in laws, but a change in the way laws are made and passed. I'll tell you how, and what it means for our country.

This issue is not over with yet.

Tonight I will be talking to Dr. Orly Taitz, the constitutional lawyer involved in the California Case brought by Alan Keyes, and the Lightfoot v Bowen case now under consideration for hearing by SCOTUS Justice Kennedy.

Taitz’ reaction to today’s news was “very concerned”. She’s filing another lawsuit on behalf of our military, petitioning the court on the basis that our military is put in an unlawful position taking orders from an imposter commander in chief.

Kristinn and Andrea kick it around -- so much happening this week to discuss: Silence of the Rahm in the Blago fiasco, the bailout, Detroit and the imminent collapse of the not-so-big-three, our economy, and the darn Obama eligibility issue that just won't go away, despite media efforts to spin in.

We've got a lot of questions about the Blago investigation by US Atty Fitzgerald. John Ruberry joins us with his take. Also, a look at another colorful character on the Illinois landscape.

Orly Taitz, the southern California constitutional law attorney who is representing former presidential candidate Alan Keyes (Keyes v. Bowen) and Lightfoot v. Bowen in two separate petitions being brought before the California Superior courts re: Obama's eligibility for presidency. Taitz is working with Gary Kreep of US Justice Foundation on the Keyes case.

Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich is arrested on charges of attempting to sell Obama's state senate seat. Tonight we take a close look at why US attorney Patrick Fitzgerald pulled the trigger, and the timing of the arrest.

The controversial black minister of Atlah Ministries has spoken out candidly against Barack Obama. On Monday he participated in the National Press Cluib news conference about the lawsuits petitioning the courts (including SCOTUS) to prove Obama is eligible to be president according to the Constitution.

Former presidential candidate and FNC host of his own program, Gov. Mike Huckabee is on a 56-city book tour. On Monday he'll be in Orlando. On Sunday afternoon, he'll be with us. Why don't you join us?

President-Elect Obama is officially unveiling his national security team, including naming former opponent, Senator Hillary Clinton, as Secretary of State. Charles W. Dunn, is Dean of Regent University’s School of Government, whose former political posts include serving as a special assistant to the Minority Whip of the United States House of Representatives, deputy director of the House and chief of staff to a United States Senator from New York. Seasoned political analyst and historian, Dean Dunn offers insight the possible rationale behind these appointments and what the nation can expect from these individuals. ALSO - Leo Donofrio's case re: Obama's presidential eligibility goes before SCOTUS tomorrow morning.