December 10, 1997 Santa Cordell, we were talks about the leadership junction between the economy and global warming and war about the Kyoto

Cordell Wheeler a US senator from Louisiana goes on the record with journalist Cynthia Carruthers to talk about how a case personally affect affecting him should be dealt with justice, namely the Roxanne Martin case regarding HIPAA and other national security violations about his own medical diagnosis

In this episode Senator Cordell wheeler talks about some gossip spread by a Washington times gossip columnist about a prominent Texas law student and his marriage to the daughter of a Democrat educator in San Marcos Texas

In this episode, Senator Cordale Wheeler talks to two legal correspondence, a professor and the congressional aid as they talk about executive privilege and a lawsuit generated by a fictional associate of Bill Clinton in the early Blackwater days water

Diplomacy in its Own Secrecy Center, Cordell we were talks about diplomat being sent by the Clinton administration and multicultural national corporations to hamper Middle East peace

Cooney v US. Again Senator Cordell wheeler Gus is a case of a man who attempted to bribe two public officials and there's a division of his innocence or guilt between the court of law and the court of public opinion

Cooney versus US a criminal trial has a former government employee so you got government by appeal to the US Supreme Court to overturn his conviction. Senator Cordell Wheeler, and former special prosecutor Steve Moore discuss the ramifications of the case.

26 1997 the night before Thanksgiving Center, Cordale we were in his co-house talk briefly about the Roxanne Martin case a woman who has an employee of an unlabeled, Mabel clinic broken and took classified documents of the senators, testing and diagnosis

Sarah Cordell Wheeler joints colleagues to discuss the economy and how in November 1997 the Clinton administration was hijacking the economy by focusing oh a world market

In this episode, Senator Cordell Wheeler talks with former SVA director of congressional media affairs and EAA chairman James Ryan Hendrick to discuss the failure of the track deal and why conservative populists are against it