Michael Medved spoke with retired Colonel Ralph Peters about the president’s speech and concerns over the course going forward in Iraq. Dennis Prager discusses the media's obsession with race at the Glenn Beck rally. Dennis Prager warns us about Tom Tancredo's run for governor in Colorado. Hugh Hewitt has Alaska candidate Joe Miller. Bill Bennett with a leading expert on the Middle East, Fouad Ajami, Director of the Middle East Studies program at John Hopkins University. Prager on the United States holding up yet another nation for scrutiny on human rights--us!

Bill Bennett speaks with Jim Geraghty about election returns; Medved talks about Obama's "sick" economy; Hewitt interviews Peter Hitchens about his new book; and Bill Bennett gives analysis on why people are growing more disillusioned with President Obama.

Michael Medved weighs-in on the Ground Zero mosque; so do Bill Bennett and Steve Emerson. Dennis Prager spoke with George Friedman from the military intelligence think tank, STRATFOR about the Iran-Israel breaking point. Hugh Hewitt and the "Smart Guys" discuss the Prop 8 situation. Dennis Prager and Steven Greenhut of the Pacific Research Institute talk about the public pension problem infecting our country.

Hugh Hewitt and Michael Rubin of the American Enterprise Institute deliberate the somber events along the Israeli-Lebanon boarder. Bill Bennett caught up with Texas Governor Rick Perry on the increasing risks that come as a result of an all-too-porous-border. Bill Bennett spoke with James Pethokoukis, the Reuters blogger and reporter who broke the story on the Obama administration's consideration to forgive a massive debt package through Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. A racist black man murdered 8 whites in Connecticut but the media is mostly silent; when they have reported the story, whitey is blamed. Colonel Oliver North was on with Michael Medved discussing today’s servicemen. If religion is a force for ill, what impact does secularism have on the content of our character? Dennis Prager answers. Victor Davis Hansen and Hewitt on the WTC mosque.

The Wall Street Journal's William McGurn and Mike Gallagher relate the Auschwitz-Pope John Paul II story with the mosque at Ground Zero. Dennis Prager weighs-in too. Michael Medved and Michael Barone tackle the 71 to 29 vote in Missouri that prohibited the federal government from forcing people to have health insurance. Hugh Hewitt and Albert Mohler discuss the decision in California to reject Prop 8. Bill Bennett discussed the latest chapter of WikiLeaks with author and former CIA man Mark Thiessen. Prager calls Obama a liar!

Dennis Prager spoke with Commentary Magazine editor John Podhoretz about the infamous JournoList. Bill Bennett and Max Boot discuss WikiLeaks. Michael Medved spoke with Arizona’s senior senator and the most recent GOP presidential nominee, John McCain about the Arizona hub-bub. Michael Medved gets the details on Augusta State counseling student who is being made to take homosexual sensitivity training because she holds traditional Christian views on sexuality. Medved's guest, David French of the Alliance Defense Fund, is representing her.

Dennis Prager and Michael Medved lend insight into the top story of the week: racism. Hewitt asks Rep. Mike Pence about the economy that Pres. Obama promised America, and Bill Bennett talks with journalist Reuel Marc Gerecht about home-grown terrorism and who's to blame. All this and more.

Bill Bennett spoke with political writer Byron York about Dem approval polls. Michael Medved on NAACP calling Tea Party "racist." Dennis Prager plays three pieces of audio from prominent leftists and discusses the inherent lack of wisdom in liberal ideology. Prager on the banning of soft drinks in San Francisco.

Bill Bennett with Mark Krikorian of the Center for Immigration Studies discuss Attorney General Eric Holder's federal challenge to the very controversial but very constitutional Arizona immigration bill. Dennis Prager on NASA's quest to envoke self-esteem into the Muslim world. Michael Medved takes up the Obama-economy discussion with economist Karl Denninger. Dennis Prager interviewed the author of “The Closing of the Muslim Mind,” Robert Reilly.

This week's Townhall.com Weekend Journal analyzes comments by Kagan, who will likely sit on the highest tribunal of the land - the Supreme Court. Albert Mohler and Hugh Hewitt take a closer look at the alarming decision of the Court in Christian Legal Society v. Martinez. The economy is not getting better - Stephen Moore explains. Dennis Prager talks about the culture of exposure and Frank Pastore asks his guest Peter Lillibeck if George Washington was a Christian.

Michael Yon and Michael Medved hash over the McChrystal resignation. Dennis Prager discusses this month's cover story in Newsweek: "The Case AGAINST Marriage." Albert Mohler unpacks President Obama's support for two father families on Father's Day. Fouad Ajami discussed what he calls the “kumbaya” foreign policy of President Obama with my colleague Bill Bennett. Michael Medved hosted the lesser-known Peter Hitchens to discuss his pathway from Christianity to atheism—and back.

Hugh Hewitt spoke with John Podhoretz, editor of Commentary Magazine, about Obama's first Oval Office address regarding the BP oil spill. Hewitt spoke with liberal Jonathan Alter about his new book titled "Promise." In it we get an engrossing and often very revealing look at the president Americans are, in many ways, just now getting to know. Bill Bennett and AEI scholar Michael Rubin discuss the Senate Armed Services Committee hearing about the U.S. withdrawal plan for Afghanistan. Dennis Prager talked with Ayaan Hirsi Ali about her new book, "Nomad." In an earlier interview with Ayaan Hirsi Ali, PBS host Tavis Smiley made himself the story when made the argument that the real terrorist threat today comes not, not from Islam, but from … Christians. Dennis Prager discussed this with Ali and the very revealing argument from Dr. Smiley.

Dick Morris tells Dennis Prager that there is a discernible trend to the primary elections: people wanted to vote for women. Hugh Hewitt speaks with winners Carly Fiorina and Sharron Angle. Reporter Helen Thomas leaves the White House press corps a bigot - Michael Medved explains. Obama and Democrats want to end the military's policy "don't ask, don't tell." Good idea? Michael Medved speaks with an expert from the Alliance Defense Fund. Hugh Hewitt rounds out the show by interviewing Arthur Brooks on a free market society and the key to happiness.

Israel is taking heat for killing "activists" with terrorist ties. We'll get analysis from former Ambassador Dore Gold and author Andrew McCarthy. Senator John McCain takes us behind the scenes to tell us what got President Obama so upset. Radio host Frank Pastore chats with his former teammate, Hall of Famer, Johnny Bench.

Hugh Hewitt discusses the "boot on the neck" oil spill strategy by the Obama Administration. Dennis Prager asks Carly Fiorina to tell us why she is going to beat California Senator, Barbara Boxer. Hugh can't believe the main stream media's absence regarding Joe Sestak's admission that he was offered a job in Obama's Administration if he backed out of the primary against Arlen Specter. Michael Medved and Gordon Chang fear a war in the Korean peninsula. Hugh asked the Senior Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, Walter Russell Mead if we should start thinking about the unthinkable—another war on the Korean peninsula. Dennis Prager argues that the welfare state is literally a Ponzi scheme. Michael Medved and Newt Gingrich discussed “hope and change,” now that Obama is in office. Albert Mohler on Apple's CEO, Steve Jobs and his statement regarding the lack of access to pornography in apps.

Newt Gingrich discusses the elections with Bill Bennett. To better understand the results in the 12th district, Bennett moved on to discuss the Keystone state with former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum. Hugh Hewitt spoke with David Brooks about the elections. Hewitt considers Meg Whitman's run for CA governor with Whitman herself. AZ governor Jan Brewer weighs-in on the immigration law with Janet Mefferd. Dennis Prager is upset with NY Attorney General, Andrew Cuomo, who used the threat of legal action against clothing retailer American Eagle Outfitters to force the company to allow men to come to work dressed as women. Prager praises Miss Oklahoma's "States' Rights" answer at the Miss USA pageant.

Michael Medved explored the concern surrounding her position on the military’s Reserve Officer Training Program at Harvard with author and journalist David Frum. Dennis Prager is very upset about the American flag T-shirt hub-bub in Northern California. Michael Medved hosted a conversation-slash-debate on the cross with prominent atheist Rob Sherman and senior counsel for the Alliance Defense Fund David French.

Mark Thiessen, who helped craft and defend the interrogation procedures that kept America safe after 9/11, was on Hugh Hewitt's program to discuss the security implications and treatment of Faisal Shahzad. Dennis Prager has a thing or five to say about Shahzad. Kris Kobach, one of the drafters of the Arizona Immigration Bill and candidate for secretary of state in Kansas and former chief adviser on immigration law for Attorney General John Ashcroft spoke with Hugh Hewitt. On Cinco de Mayo, Michael Medved hosted Alfonso Aguilar, Executive Director of the Latino Partnership for Conservative Principles. The core question: Where will Hispanics find their long-term political home? Albert Mohler discusses the UK street preacher who was arrested for preaching that homosexuality is a sin. Hewitt and Charles Krauthammer discuss the oil spill. Dennis Prager gives a 101 class on political correctness.

Michael Medved considers how the new Illegal Immigration law in Arizona could impact events this political season. Hugh Hewitt reacts to Obama's budget director, Peter Orszag, and his statement about Big Government Obamacare. Congressman Paul Ryan came on Hewitt's program to discuss our debt crisis—and real solutions for getting us out of it. With the up-and-coming National Day of Prayer, Albert Mohler explains events surrounding the invitation—or dis-invitation—of Franklin Graham, son of the prominent evangelist. Dennis Prager considers the South Park/Muhammed situation at Comedy Central.

Michael Medved talks about Bill Clinton's accusation that the Tea Party is looking like Timothy McVeigh. Dennis Prager analyzes a segment from Chris Matthews’ Hardball program where the labels went as far as “sedition.” Michael Medved spoke with Senator John McCain about the report that Syria has supplied SCUD missiles to Hezbollah and the state of the American superpower. Hugh Hewitt spoke with Michael Rubin, resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, about the growing likelihood of Iran completing development of nuclear weapons. Albert Mohler gives us a background and describes what is at stake in Christian Legal Society v. Martinez. Bill Bennett spoke with Dick Morris about his book, “2010: Take America Back: A Battle Plan.” Hewitt and Frank Gaffney, of the Center for Security Policy, provides helpful context for understanding CAIR. Dennis Prager discusses the moral implications of taxing.

Dennis Prager touches on the tragedy that has struck Poland; Michael Medved talks with Larry Kudlow who says that the economy is rebounding; Janet Mefferd highlights a new Nebraskan law that is protecting life in the womb; and author Paul Johnson offers compelling history on the life of Jesus.

Hugh Hewitt spoke with Frank Gaffney, President of the Center for Security Policy about Obama's latest attempt at nuclear diplomacy. Bill Bennett discussed the complexities of the Russian Islamic terrorist situation with visiting fellow at the Hudson institute, Alex Alexiev. Michael Medved looked at recent data from Gallup in light of the November Election Day. Michael Gallagher discussed Obama's Easter remarks where he left out all references to Jesus Christ while citing a sermon from Iwo Jima in 1945. Dennis Prager had a discussion with Shelby Steele about Obama the man. Hugh Hewitt and Mark Steyn discuss Obamacare. Bill Bennett learned more about what guest and lobbyist against the legalization of marijuana measure John Lovell calls “bong economics.” Gallagher and Andrew Klavin on the death of Jaime Escalante.

Weekly Standard editor Bill Kristol appeared on Bill Bennett’s “Morning in America” to discuss what ought to be—and ought long to have been—topping our list of genuine threats to our nation’s security. Michael Medved took a closer look. Minnesota Congresswoman Michelle Bachman discussed the ramifications of Obamacare on the private sector with Michael Medved. Hugh Hewitt spoke about the news and the well-deserved scrutiny of RNC chair Michael Steele with National Review’s Jim Geraghty. Dennis Prager looks at one particular episode of CNN’s treatment of the former Alaska governor Palin. Syndicated host Mike Gallagher spoke with author and blogger Michelle Malkin. Dennis Prager spoke with National Review editor and author of “Liberal Fascism” Jonah Goldberg.

Washington Examiner political correspondent Byron York was on with Bill Bennett the morning after the vote. Executive Editor of the Weekly Standard and Fox News contributor Fred Barnes appeared on Hugh Hewitt's program to discuss the passing bill. Bill Bennett spoke with Newt Gingrich about Obamacare becoming law. Michael Medved deconstructed the Obama victory speech. Hassan Yousef was a terrorist and the son of a terrorist; a founder of Hamas who—and Israel does not deny this—became one of the top spies for Israel’s internal security agency Shin Bet. This double agent has had yet another conversion—this one to Christianity. He tells the whole story in his newly-released book “Son of Hamas.” He was on The Albert Mohler Program to discuss his remarkable journey. Dennis Prager suggests we start calling the Democrats the "Social Democratic Party."

This week: a special edition of the Weekend Journal. We’ll be taking an in-depth look at a region of the world that was—or should have been—critical to us prior to 9/11—and will remain critical for many years to come. Joining us is Lee Smith, author of, "Strong Horse"—a journalist and a New Yorker who, in wake of 9/11, went to the Middle East to understand the forces behind the death and destruction in his home town