Coming Up In October . . .
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Oct. 3
Michelle Malkin — Culture of Corruption
What does it mean to foster a culture of corruption? Michelle Malkin joins us to talk about her new book.
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Oct. 10
Dr. Jonathan Bean — Race & Liberty in America
Liberals seem to enjoy perpetuating the stereotype that conservatives are racist. An academic will explain the true origins of equal rights for Americans of all races.
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Oct. 17
Allen Quist — The Battleground for Freedom
Children are the future generation of leaders. We'll discuss this and other reasons why schools are The Battleground for Freedom.
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Oct. 24
Jerry Newcombe — The Book that Made America
Without question, the Bible is an important part of our country's history and heritage. We'll talk with a man who claims that the Bible is The Book that Made America.
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Oct. 31
Jonathan Leaf — Politically Incorrect Guide to the Sixties
What are your impressions of the decade of Woodstock? We're inviting the author of the Politically Incorrect Guide to the Sixties onto the program to talk about this often-romanticized era.
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Saving Freedom is Important!
U.S. Sen. Jim DeMint (R-SC) joined Phyllis for the September 5 program to discuss his new book called Saving Freedom: Can We Stop America's Slide Into Socialism? Sen. DeMint has been called "the taxpayer's greatest ally" by the Wall Street Journal.
Phyllis asked the U.S. Senator about the trillions of dollars the government is spending. He responded that the government is printing this money, which is devaluing the U.S. currency. Even though the President promised that the stimulus would build infrastructure and grow jobs, "we've learned that what the White House says is not necessarily what happens."
The stimulus is just another example, said Sen. DeMint, of the government trying to manage our country's economy, such as the proposed health care plan. "That's not what made America great and prosperous."
Instead, there are several principles that have made America great, which have drawn immigrants from many other countries. Yet those immigrants are puzzled as to why the current administration wishes to adopt measures that failed in their own countries.
Sen. DeMint devotes a chapter of his book to describing the different socialist measures that Europe and China have adopted. Unemployment is much higher in these countries, and waiting times for health care are much longer. There are many ways to reform our health care system, but "for the government to take it over makes absolutely no sense."
To find out more about Sen. DeMint's book, visit his website at www.savingfreedombook.com or your local bookstore.
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