Madame Pelousy wants to shut us up.Update on Broadcasters Freedom Act. From the Front Lines, and what's going on in Israel -- assassination attempt?

The steady and inexorable encroachment of socialism in our government, and the expectation of the citizenry that abets it. Tonight we take a close look at the proof.

Monday night co-host Douglas V. Gibbs returns to the "airwaves" to tell us what prompted him to pull the plug last week, the reaction it elicited from the blogosphere, and what his future plans are. Join us. Phone lines will be open.

Karen Holgate and Steve Baldwin were on with hannity & Colmes last night. Tonight Karen joins us to talk about the ugly truth about America's public schools. Co-author of FROM CRAYONS TO CONDOMS, Karen has plenty to say about the kind of education your kids are getting.

military historian and author Richard S. Lowry and I discuss today's ruling that dismissed charges against Marine Lt, Col. Jeffrey Chessani. A judge in the U.S. military court system today tossed out the charges against a Marine officer whose soldiers were caught in a bloody firefight with insurgents in 2005 in Haditha, Iraq.

Are bloggers about to be censored? Two blogsites have been suspended, the AP wants to curtail use of its material, blogger arrests are increasing, Verizon/TELUS to limit internet use on pay as you go basis... what's happening to the internet and what does it mean for free speech? Alarming trends. Join me and Monday night co-host Douglas V. Gibbs -- we'll take your calls.

Motorists can expect gasoline prices around $4 gallon through next year, according to the Energy Department. Rep. Goode recently voted to lift domestic offshore drilling restrictions, which was killed by the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Interior and the Environment. It was a straight, party line vote. Rep. Goode talks about the vote and the next step.

Tonight's topics: SCOTUS decision! And atty. Tony Hernandez III.

Tony defended one of the accused teens ordered to make a You Tube video apology.

There are rumblings in and around Washington, D.C., to reinstate the Fairness Doctrine. Liberals are more determined than ever to take over talk radio. "Unmasking the Myths Behind the Fairness Doctrine" Brian Fitzgerald, author, and Seton Motley of the Media Research Center join us. We discuss. You decide.

A woman was assaulted by two teens after she served them a 32 oz. soft drink through the take-out window of a local Taco Bell. The teens hurled the drink at her as part of a perverse "Fire in the Hole" game. The entire episode was videotaped and posted on You Tube where it was seen by thousands. And...

I can't give out all the details -- can't let the cat out of the bag. Yet. But tomorrow look for an event with several top conservative radio talkers regarding legislation that House Speaker Na