it's Monday night and that means it's free wheeling topics. Douglas V. Gibbs of political Pistachio Radio joins me as co-host, as he does each Monday night.

We reminisce about the late Rev. Jerry Falwell, on the first anniversary since his passing, May 15, 2007. My guest is Mat Staver, Dean of Liberty University's Law School. Staver and wife Anita Staver are founders of Liberty Counsel, a non-profit legal service that takes on unconstitutional issues, often arguing cases all the way to the Supreme Court. This interview was done in prep for a Voice of Liberty Podcast Network feature, and later aired on WDBO AM 580 during Andrea's Sunday night progr

The greatest charade of the year is the notion that something "new" is being offered in this Presidential campaign. American Spectator's Jeffrey Lord points out the fallacy, and then some, when we get into it about Obama and McCain.

One of the most God-awful events of World War II was the Bataan Death March which took place in the Philippines in 1942. 75,000 American and Filipino prisoners of war were captured by the Japanese and forcibly transferred to prison camps.

60-year-old Francisco Lovato, wrote a book about his father’s ordeal. It’s titled, appropriately – “Survivor: An American Soldier’s heartfelt story of intense fighting, surrender and survival from Bataan to Nagasaki”.

Tonight Francisco joins us to ta

Andrea and Monday night co-host Douglas V. "Political Pistachio" Gibbs talk about McCain, Obama, the NRA and gun confiscation, th Bataan Death March and a bunch of other scintillatingly interesting things.

A look at the manhood crisis with Tarek Saab, son of a working class Lebanese father and an American mother, who became the symbol of successful manhood after millions of Americans followed his fortunes on Donald Trump's TV show "The Apprentice".

Saab has been talking to young men and women across the country, and has now written about real men and the manhood crisis in his new book GUT CHECK: Confronting Love, Work & Manhood in Your Twenties.

James Antle, associate editor and contributor to American Spectator has been a guest on our show several times. He has his view on what happened yesterday in the Indiana and North Carolina primaries and what lies ahead (can he predict?). Hillary. The Party. The Superdels' dilemma. Jim joins us again tonight with his perspective on the most unbelievable campaign we've seen.

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We're watching the NC and IN primary returns and we'll be talking about the results. Looks like Obama took NC, as we expected. But what of Indiana? Also, Newt Gingrich says its time for real change for Republicans before real disaster hits.

OBAMA'S PAL BILL AYERS WIPES HIS SHOES ON OUR FLAG. And he did it while hangin' with "LeBron, baby".

The blog swarm began with Marathon Pundit's post last night. Picked up by Michelle Malkin, it has gone viral. We're kicking it up a notch with this post.

TWD said he'd been waiting for a shoe to drop on Obama this weekend that would cause Barack Hussein to stumble in the Indiana and N.C. primaries tomorrow. Well, ThirdWaveDave had no idea how prophetic his instincts were. The shoe dropped,

Well, it's unlikely that Sen. Barack Obama will be observing Sunday service at Trinity United Church of Christ anytime soon. Proving that politics and religion do intersect.

Liberals may try to banish religion behind a "wall of separation", but controversy over Obama's pastor proves its enduring political influence.

Tonight's guest on my internet radio program is Tara Ross who, along with Joseph Smith, points out that Thomas Jefferson concocted the constitutional "wall" only to shield hi