Laus Dei, Ann Barnhardt joins us for coffee on this morning.  You're invited.

TONIGHT: A very special broadcast of the Andrea Shea King show focused on the battle to DEFEAT the Iranian Nuclear Deal. The Conservative Campaign Committee is pushing to stop the Iran Nuclear Deal with radio and tv ads and a rally set for Tuesday, Aug. 18th in Las Vegas right in fron of Sen. Harry Reid's office.  Tonight we talk with some of the people involved. This so-called "Deal" is really a treaty.  And a bad one at that.

The Hillary probe by the FBI.  Will she survive the scrutiny?

A 6th video released today show that Planned Parenthood used fetal parts without consent. Meanwhile, the White House tells States "Defunding Planned Parenthood might break laws."

Former president Jimmy Carter says he has cancer.

The Donald - the question and the negatives.

All that tonight with Capitol Insider Elizabeth Chryst.

What’s fascinating about The Donald phenomenon is that Americans — fed up to the teeth with the immoral, corrupt decay that occupies DC — have embraced someone who’s telling them to shove it in no uncertain terms.

Big news from the Middle East about the Iran deal. It turns out that we were negotiating with the Iranians before Kerry was secretary of state.

And Black lies matter -- thoughts from a taxicab driver.

"I noticed around her neck a bead chain lanyard (like the kind dogtags hang from) on which was hanging a card that denoted her as a proud member of the CPUSA [Communist Party USA]. I turned to her and said “Miss Clinton” and she said “you can call me Miss Rodham.” And I tried to mention that card around her neck and to my shock she yelled out, 'Bill, get this SOB out of my F-in face', and screamed it out loud… this is deep south in mid-70s .  I wanted to crawl under the table.

"That was my first meeting with HRC.

"And I was told that night by Bill that she hated taking baths. And she didn’t think it was necessary for her to have to shave."

That's just one of the fascinating stories long time Clinton associate/operative Larry Nichols divulges in tonight's program.

Capitol Hill insider Elizabeth Chryst with the backstory -- what's going on in the US Senate this week:

The Iran Nuclear Deal

Defunding Planned Parenthood

 

2016 GOP presidential debate

Larry Klayman, founder of Judicial Watch and Freedom Watch, joins us this evening with an update on the work he's doing in opposition to the Iran Nuclear Deal.

Larry ran for the U.S. Senate in 2004 as a Republican in Florida's primary. After the race ended, he founded Freedom Watch. He's known for his strong public interest advocacy in furtherance of ethics in government and individual freedoms and liberties.

During his tenure at Judicial Watch, he obtained a court ruling that Bill Clinton committed a crime, the first lawyer ever to have done so against an American president.

Klayman became so famous for fighting corruption in government and the legal profession that the NBC hit drama series "West Wing" created a character after him: Harry Klaypool of Freedom Watch. His character was played by actor John Diehl.

It's Monday and that means we've got a LOT to talk about.  Get here early and grab a seat up front.  You don't want to miss a word of it.

Tonight — propaganda… Hollywood propaganda, media propaganda…

the high-powered and well-connected who create the propaganda and sell it to the masses…

SEC. OF STATE John "Vietnam" Kerry has been busy this week, trying to convince members of the Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services committees as well as House Foreign Affairs members why Obama's plan to "halt" Iran's nuclear weapons is a "good deal."

And both leaders in the House and Senate are getting hammered by conservatives for their flaccid responses to issues that matter. As reported by David Limbaugh "While President Obama accelerates his increasingly radical agenda, the GOP, despite its congressional majority, can barely muster an objection, let alone block his momentum."

Tonight - the backstories to those and more with Capitol Hill insider Elizabeth Letchworth Chryst, the first woman to have been elected US Secretary to the Senate.

 

Toni