Hunger Strikes and Indefinite Detention: Reporter Cora Currier Gives us a Rundown on What’s Going on at Gitmo
Cora Currier was previously on the editorial staff of the New Yorker. She has written for the New Yorker’s website, The European, Let’s Go guides, and other publications. During the 2008 presidential election, she covered the youth vote for The Nation. She has also worked as a researcher for several books on history and politics.
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Cleveland News Director Darren Toms Joins us to Discuss the Three Missing Girls Discovered in Cleveland Ohio
Category: News
Darren has been in the Cleveland market for almost eight years, starting as the overnight anchor at Newsradio WTAM 1100 in 1997.Since then, he has worked as an anchor and reporter, and is now the Assistant Director of News Programming and afternoon drive anchor.
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Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee Director Michael Sargeant Joins us to Discuss His Latest Column in The Huffington Post
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As Executive Director, Michael led the DLCC to one of its most successful election years, flipping eight Republican controlled chambers to Democratic majorities, and netting over 160 legislative seats for Democrats across the country. He discusses his article 'It Is Good Politics to Oppose the Black Guy in the White House'
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David Drucker is a Senior Editor with Roll Call. David Joins us to Discuss Immigration
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David M. Drucker is a staff writer for Roll Call covering the Senate and broad, national political trends. David helped lead Roll Call’s coverage of President Barack Obama’s drive to pass historic health care reform legislation, after previously working on the newspaper’s Politics team reporting on Congressional campaigns.
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U.S. Senator Mike Lee Joins us to Discuss his view that Immigration Reform Needs to Happen Step-by-Step, Not all at Once
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Sen. Mike Lee is a U.S. Senator from Utah and a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee. Senator Lee’s fundamental premise that we should avoid gigantic bills that try to do everything at once is absolutely right, not least because those bills make it far too easy for lobbyists and activists and politicians to sneak items in which end up biting taxpayers later.
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Arizona Rep. Raul Grijalva (D) Joins us to Discuss the Immigration Issue
Category: U.S.
Rep. Raul Grijalva is the U.S. Representative for Arizona's 3rd congressional district, serving since 2003. He is a member of the Democratic Party.
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Sports Zar Jason Black Reports on the NBA's Jason Collins Coming Out
Category: Sports
Jason Black is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma where he recieved a B.A. in Journalism. While at OU he served as Sports Director for the University television station. He has recieved multiple awards for public speaking and comedy.
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Mike Bako Joins us to Discuss NBA Star Jason Collins Admitting He is Gay
Category: Sports
In addition to his role as Marketing Manager for D S Simon Productions Mike Bako also serves as Sports Editor of DailyNational.com. In this capacity he is a frequent guest sports analyst on the Fox News Channel
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Duke Assistant Professor Margaret Hu joins us to Discuss Potential Increase in Biometric ID Cyber-Surveillance in the Wake of the Boston Bombings
Category: U.S.
Margaret Hu is an assistant professor at Duke Law School and author of the forthcoming article “Biometric ID Cyber-surveillance” in the Indiana Law Journal.
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Hill Newspaper Journalist Carlo Munoz Discusses the Frustration Among U.S. Intelligence Agencies Over the Handling of Boston Bombing Suspect
Category: U.S.
Munoz specializes in U.S./international military partnerships, foreign military sales, amphibious operations, unmanned warfare, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance operations, irregular warfare, special operations, counter-narcotics, nuclear proliferation, counterterrorism/counterinsurgency and intelligence issues at the services and DOD level.
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Author and Peace Activist Frank Romano Joins to Discuss what America should do about the Possible Chemical Weapons in Syria
Category: World
Frank Romano earned a PhD at University of Paris I, Panthéon Sorbonne, and an advanced degree at Golden Gate University, San Francisco. At present, he teaches law, literature, history and philosophy of law at the University of Paris Ouest.
