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Sen. Paul questions the Department of Energy's commitment to protecting consumer choice during consideration of Appliance/Light Bulb Energy-Efficiency Legislation
Host:
Ernest Hancock
Ernest continues to update us on the news and shares his researching of Libya's History
Citing in recent days a need to protect lawmakers' and constituent privacy, the Utah legislature pounced on a bill that would restrict the public's access to government records, passing it in record time and catching detractors off-guard.
The Biggest Government Lie in All of Human History. Hundreds of Millions have lost their lives, their property, or their freedom because of The Big Lie. You probably believe it too.
It turned out that the "Iraqi troops satellite photos" were fake
If your free time is spent at all like ours, you poke around European eBay sites checking out wonders of the automotive world that will never make it to our shores. Like fresh Guinness, strong coffee and heated towel racks, some creations just can't
Those who have been following our series of US naval updates will not be surprised to learn that US forces are amassing around Tripoli.
Secretary of State to meet Libyan opposition leaders during an upcoming trip to Egypt and Tunisia, the first such visit since the U.S.-backed regimes were toppled amid popular unrest.
I’m leaving Mexico. No, it’s not because I’ve been robbed, beaten, or kidnapped by the drug cartels. And it’s not because some corrupt policias tried to shake me down, because I contracted swine flu, or that beheaded bodies were left in the street ou
Host:
Ernest Hancock
Ernest continues to catch up on all the news that is going on today and gives the History of Libya
Syosset School Superintendent salary and benefits package once again under the microscope! In the current economic climate where federal, state, city and local governmental budgets are being stretched to the breaking point (if not already broken),
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton had been exhaustively in front of cameras promoting the right for people to protest in Egypt, Bahrain, Iran, and Libya. She’s been touting the freedom to use social networking sites as a way for Arab people to orga
For years George Soros chose to remain out of the limelight although he has quietly managed to successfully (for him) and negatively (for countries targeted) affect governments all over the world. For the Hungarian-born billionaire turned wealthy phi
Host:
Ernest Hancock
Drew Phillips and Nick Barnett join Ernest in studio - Today's News
Wisconsin Gov. Walker was the recipient of an embarrassing prank call from a blogger posing as Republican billionaire David Koch. Republican Wisconsin legislators decided now is the time to reintroduce legislation that would make the prank call illeg
As popular respect for political systems continues to erode, you may have noticed the statists frantically trying to deflate emerging inquiries and debates on the topic of secession.
Host:
Ernest Hancock
Ernest finishes talking about everything we missed from Feb 25-Today
Protesters unhappy with Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker's budget proposals forced a GOP congressman to shut down a town hall meeting on Monday in the governor's hometown, demonstrating that state-level labor battles could become a liability even for Repu
Immunity Guarantee Rejected in Wake of Massive Killings
The one book that tells you everything you need to know about the biggest cover-ups THEY* have perpetrated in U.S. history!
Congressman Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) is today releasing letters from the Secretaries of the Defense and the Army that respond to repeated requests to visit with Private First Class (Pfc.) Bradley Manning, the soldier accused of leaking confidential mat
California's ferret owners are tired of being criminals. They live in the only U.S. state besides Hawaii that bans residents from keeping ferrets as pets, forcing an untold number of Californians to keep their beloved weasels hidden from the public.
Host:
Ernest Hancock
Ernest Hancock - Back on the air in the new studio with Drew Phillips in studio
Host:
Ernest Hancock
Ernest Hancock - Back on the air in the new studio with Drew Phillips in studio
U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates says the United States has no interest is setting up permanent military bases in Afghanistan.
We're sorry. Fighting for democracy isn't easy.
The French finance ministry has shut down 10,000 computers after a "spectacular" cyber attack from hackers using Internet addresses in China, officials and reports said Monday.
As the diplomatic team in Libya were rescued by HMS Cumberland after their humiliating capture, the Ministry of Defence was left trying to work out what on earth went wrong.
The British government was left red-faced Monday after a botched attempt by special forces to make contact with opposition forces in Libya ended in the team being seized by rebels.
Saudi Arabia said Saturday it would ban all protests and marches after minority Shiites staged small protests in the oil-producing eastern province.
