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BUSH FBI CHOICE ROBERT MUELLER SHOULD FACE TOUGH QUESTIONS AMERICANS THINK FIRST AMENDMENT GOES ‘TOO FAR’ (Washington, DC) Join hosts Tom Fitton and Larry Klayman on The Judicial Watch Report, America’s fastest growing legal affairs program. Topics tonight: President Bush picks Justice Department veteran Robert Mueller to serve as Director of the embattled FBI. Judicial Watch would like Mr. Mueller to answer some very tough questions. President Tom Fitton explains. And a new poll finds many Americans believe the First Amendment goes too far in the rights it guarantees. We’ll talk to First Amendment defender Nat Hentoff and Libertarian Party Press Secretary George Getz to find out why. And Lori Cole, Director of Eagle Forum will join us discuss federal judicial nominees and the Supreme Court. Check local listings below or call Renaissance Network at (202) 548-8510 TheRenaissanceNetwork.com Tuesday and Thursday 7:00-8:00pm ET And WTMW Ch. 14 in the Greater Washington, DC area at 11:00pm-12:00am ET For more information, call Judicial Watch (202) 646-5172 |
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