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“Should Bush make bin Laden a ‘marqued’ man?,” “Mary Jo White: Public servant or Clinton’s personal prosecutor?,” “Is their foreign oil steering our foreign policy?” Join host Tom Fitton on the Saturday, Dec. 8 edition of “The Judicial Watch Report,” America’s fastest growing legal affairs program. Guests and topics tonight include: Congressman Ron Paul (R-TX), discusses his Air Piracy Reprisal and Capture and Marque & Reprisal acts. Paul’s legislation allows non-government armed forces to hunt down and capture or kill terrorists. It stopped 19th century pirate attacks, but will it stop 21st century terrorists? Kelly Patricia O’Meara of Insight Magazine, talks about the career of controversial U.S. Attorney Mary Jo White, who is retiring at the end of the year. What was White’s role in covering up Bill Clinton’s numerous scandals? Former Congressman Bob Dornan (R-CA), grades the Bush Administration’s handling of our military actions in Afghanistan, and discusses the lessons learned sixty years after the attack on Pearl Harbor. Amity Shlaes, senior columnist for the Financial Times, discusses the influence oil interests have over America’s foreign policy. Is the government putting corporate profits over national security? Call in with your questions, Saturday from 12:00-2:00 p.m., at 1-888-510-8255, 1-800-510-TALK. For more information, call Judicial Watch at 202-646-5172 or go to www.judicialwatch.org |
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