Debra Lee, Gold Star Mom, joins us to share her experience in Iraq. Technical problems caused the first half hour to be inaudible, but the second half hour shines like a Gold Star!

Lt. Col. Buzz Patterson (USAF Ret) joins me with his thoughts on the New York times "Killer Vet" story ("Across America, Deadly Echoes of Foreign Battles") and the erroneous facts the NYT used in their report.

Free wheeling political talk with Monday night co-host Douglas V. Gibbs. Join us! Open phones.

Tonight we take a look at the New Hampshire primary results. Have we underestimated McCain's appeal to moderates and independents?

Robert Timburg, McCain biographer (JOHN MCCAIN: AN AMERICAN ODYSSEY) takes a look at the man who rose again from the political graveyard to take the majority of the votes cast in last night's primary. Can Sen. McAmnesty sustain the momentum?

Also on board tonight -- our friend Andrew Lubin, political junkie and author of Charlie Battery: A Marine Artillery Unit i

We're keeping a sharp eye on the developments in that state's voting results, and when we go on the internet stream tonight at 9, the polls will have been closed for an hour.

Opening the program tonight -- our man on the ground in Manchester John Pratt live from the Clinton Campaign HQ.

We'll be talking to Gardner Goldsmith, a fixture in New Hampshire radio, who'll give us a Granite State perspective on the primary, the candidates, and the libertarian leanings of his fellow New Hampshire r

A report from New Hampshire where the primary voting begins at midnight! Also, Doug Gibbs joins me as we take a look at the events of the day -- Hillary's tears, Huckabee's stumble at last night's debate, and all the politics you care to comment on!

We'll get a report from the field at the IOWA CAUCUS from Emerson College Broadcast Journalism students and BJ Professor Marsha Della-Giustina. Jeffrey Scheuer, media critic, takes a look at the Big Picture: Why Democracies Need Journalistic Excellence.

We'll get a report from the field at the IOWA CAUCUS from Emerson College Broadcast Journalism students and BJ Professor Marsha Della-Giustina. Also, Prof. Andrew Lubin joins us again, this time to discuss the implications of Benazir Bhutto's assassination on the future of Pakistan.

We're having a Blogger's New Year's Eve Party on my internet radio program from 11:30 p.m. EST to half past whenever a.m. EST, December 31st.

Several bloggers and internet radio show hosts will be joining me as we ring in 2008. It's "Bring Your Own Bubbly". Oh, and blogger "formal attire" please -- flannel PJ's and furry slippers!

We're inviting blogger friends and others who've helped make 2007 a terrific year for The RadioPatriot.blogspot.com and my radio programs, and that's why YOU are

Swiftboat Vet Scott Swett joins us Thursday night at 9 EST on my internet webcast to set the record straight about the Swiftboat Vets successful campaign to halt John "Le Fraude" Kerry's bid for the White House. Their story is told in a new book not yet in the bookstores -- To Set The Record Straight, How Swift Boat Veterans, POWs and the New Media Defeated John Kerry, by Scott Swett and Tim Ziegler, with foreward written by John O’Neill.