7-19-12 Great Guests for Your Show

1. Sarah Stern: Once Again, Hillary Clinton is Silent as Israel Gets Thrown under the Bus

2. Wayne Allyn Root: Obama and Our Government Have Hurt Me, Not Helped Me, Every Step of the Way
3. Doug Johnson: The Obama Campaign Proves They Have No Substance by Their Attacks on Romney

4. Joseph Klein: UN Spins in Circles While Syria Spins Out of Control

Once Again, Hillary Clinton is Silent as Israel Gets Thrown under the Bus

By Sarah Stern

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton went to Cairo to welcome in Mohammad Morsi, the new President of Egypt, and former head of the Muslim Brotherhood. Despite the fact that her motorcade was pelted with tomatoes and shoes, the Secretary of State remained unruffled, as she rushed to bestow American legitimacy on the newly elected President of Egypt, who incidentally, in his very first Press Conference stated his intention to free from an American prison Sheik Omar Abdul Rahman, (known as “The Blind Sheik”) and mastermind of the first World Trade Center Bombing in 1993. Immediately after meeting with Mohammed Morsi, there was a Press Conference with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and the Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr. At one point, Mr. Amr stated, “I would like to add something about the peace treaty. Mr. President has repeatedly reaffirmed, and on all occasions, that Egypt continues to respect all treaties signed as long as the other party to the treaty respects the treaty itself. And today, he once again reiterated this issue and also reiterated that Egypt’s understanding of peace is that it should be comprehensive, exactly as stipulated in the treaty itself.  The Secretary of State sat silently and let this radical departure in the meaning of the Camp David Accords be stated. [more...]

Obama and Our Government Have Hurt Me, Not Helped Me, Every Step of the Way

By Wayne Allyn Root

Obama has decided to come clean with his plans for a second term. In a matter of 48 hours he gave us two hints so big you couldn’t miss his intentions. First, Obama gave notice that every state could receive a “waiver” to opt out of demanding that welfare recipients must work to receive their benefits. This isn’t some radical right-wing conspiracy Obama is trying to wreck. This was a bipartisan law of the land intended to “end welfare as we know it” and passed under Democratic President Bill Clinton. It has worked mega-successfully (with nary a complaint) for almost two decades. Why would anyone, who isn’t a committed radical intent on exploding entitlements, debt and crisis, try to end this law? Obama has showed his true colors. He’s not satisfied with 46 million Americans on food stamps, 11 million on disability (5.5 million in just his first term), millions more on unemployment benefits, and tens of millions on other government handouts. He wants to make it even easier to get on welfare, without any requirement to work. Going to work might get in the way of your ability to vote on November 6. [more...]

The Obama Campaign Proves They Have No Substance by Their Attacks on Romney

By Doug Johnson

We should be very concerned when a president won’t reveal anything about his past and yet demands that his competitor reveal everything. The question should not be about Romney, but about what the president is hiding and because of it, why we should trust him. The mainstream media is working hard to help the Obama campaign try to make the center focus of the campaign about their phony allegations regarding Romney’s tax returns and Bain history. The continued allegations that Romney has done something wrong are not only nonsense with no evidence to support them, but continuing to pursue them reveals to any thinking person the fraud that is the Obama campaign. This campaign, this presidency, this president has clearly shown that there is no substance to anything they do; they are about attacks based on innuendo, not fact. Only a man who has no argument simply screams louder to make his point. [more...]

UN Spins in Circles While Syria Spins Out of Control

By Joseph Klein

Since the uprising against President Bashar al-Assad began some 16 months ago more than 10,000 people, mostly civilians, have been killed in Syria and tens of thousands have been displaced, according to United Nations estimates. The International Red Cross has now formally declared the conflict a civil war, which may have legal implications under the Geneva Accords for determining whether war crimes might have been committed. However, the reality is that the conflict has been a civil war for some time between the Assad loyalists and the armed opposition. [more...]