President Obama was interviewed by Jake Tapper from ABC News and said that citizens could be jailed for not getting health insurance under his health care plan. During coverage of the memorial service at Fort Hood yesterday some of the networks talked through the entire service

President Obama was interviewed by Jake Tapper from ABC News and said that the Fort Hood shooter was likely just a stressed soldier who cracked. Do you think that the President is tip-toeing around talking about terrorism? Dr. David Fisher stopped by to answer questions about the H1N1 virus, and also gave John the vaccination.

It seems like every day we learn more about the connections between Ft. hood shooter Nidal Hasan and radical islam. John and Cisco got the latest from Eben Brown with Fox News Radio live in Texas. During his speech at Fort Hood yesterday President Obama said that the shooter "will be met with justice -- in this world, and the next." Does it bother you when the President of the United States goes that far into religious territory? The family of a Texas boy mauled to death by pitbulls are taking down a makeshift memorial at the site of his death. They are taking it down because the property owners are asking them to take it down, the property owners just happen to also be the owners of the pitbulls who mauled the boy to death. Senator Jim DeMint has introduced a bill in the Senate that would institute term limits. Do you think that is a good idea?

American Family Association calls for a ban on Muslims in the military. Do you think it is a good idea to bar Muslim's from serving the country in light of the Fort Hood shootings? The Chicago Public School District is expanding its Arabic language program to three additional schools and adding more online instruction in the language. The moves are paid for by a three-year $888,000 U.S. Department of Education grant.

John was helping his son's friend find her cell phone, so he called it several times. John thought it was a good idea to tell her parents about it, so that they would not think that anything bad was going on. Was that a prudent move or was John overreacting? John and Cisco checked in with Congressman Peter Roskam, to talk about the latest in the health care debate.

Web anonymity under fire update: A judge has ruled that Buffalo Grove trustee Lisa Stone is entitled to know the identity of the poster who made disparaging comments about her 15-year-old son on a newspaper’s Web site. There's new evidence that the Ft. Hood shooter may have had contact with Al Qaeda members. Plus, plenty of people seemed to voice concerns. So how did no authorities investigate him before the shootings? John and Cisco talked to Cliff May, a former foreign correspondent for the new York Times and advisor to the Iraq Study Group.

Have you heard of the "Universal Service Fund"? If you have a cell phone you've paid into it. It pays for a program to give free cell phones to the homeless. President Obama did not travel to the anniversary celebration of the fall of the Berlin Wall, but he did send a video message. Do you think that Obama was giving the anniversary the attention that it deserves?

John and Cisco Health Desk: The NFL cheerleader who was crippled by a reaction to a flu vaccine has made a miraculous recovery. Some people now believe that she was faking. End of The World Update: NASA is having to disprove the theories that the world will come to an end on December 21st 2012. The new movie with John Cusack is creating renewed interest in the Mayan calendar and the idea that they predicted the end of the world. Former Cubs slugger/albatross Sammy Sosa may be the next Michael Jackson. No, he isn’t inviting the neighborhood kids to stay at his house, but he did show up to an event in Vegas looking much more light-skinned than most people remember.

A sixth grader in Plainfield has been expelled for a year after stabbing a classmate with a pencil. Is that a fair punishment or more zero tolerance insanity? The House passed the health care bill late Saturday night. Since the vote was so closes in the House, it seems DOA in the Senate. Lindsey Graham says so. John and Cisco talked about it with Glenn Thrush, senior congressional correspondent for The Politico.

Massachusetts Man Says He Was Fired for Telling Colleague Her Gay Marriage Is Wrong. Does that count as harassment and reason for termination? Joe Leiberman has announced and investigation into the Ft. Hood shooting. He says that the Army should have zero tolerance, and if any of the supposed warning signs were actually true, the army should have shown him the door. Should they be able to drum you out on the grounds that they believe you might be an islamofascist? On Friday we learned that the unemployment hit 10.2% for the month of October. Can we ever expect it to come back down? John and Cisco talked about it with Fox Business Network anchor Liz MacDonald.

President Obama is still sitting out the anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. Does it make the President look bad to swoop into Copenhagen for the Olympics, and pick up his Nobel Peace Prize but skip the Berlin anniversary? Police have started handing out tickets for air fresheners. Is that fair or are there bigger distractions in your car? Joe Leiberman has announced and investigation into the Ft. Hood shooting. He says that the Army should have zero tolerance, and if any of the supposed warning signs were actually true, the army should have shown him the door. John and Cisco talked about the story with Dr. Emir Caner, author of the book "The Truth About Islam and Jihad" and a former Muslim who converted to Christianity.

Did you watch the Yankees ticker tape parade? Apparently at one point they ran out of ticker tape and started showering the World Champs with your personal financial information. Ennis, a town in County Clare, Ireland, is dealing with a severe public urination problem. One guy installed a device that administers an electric shock when you pee on his wall. One city council member wants to appoint two “urine wardens” to patrol the streets on weekends looking for drunks peeing in public. The Minnesota kid who fled chemo because of his family’s religions beliefs did eventually get treatment, and now he’s cancer free. Chicago Department of Public Health officials say they’ve vaccinated almost 51,000 people against the swine flu. Big John Howell will be the 51,001st on Wednesday.

A shooting rampage Thursday afternoon at the Army's Fort Hood in Texas killed 11 and wounded 31 before the gunman was killed and two other suspects taken into custody. Military officials are starting to piece together what may have pushed an Army psychiatrist trained to help soldiers in distress to turn on his comrades in a shooting rampage that killed 13 people and wounded 30 in Texas.

Some people close to the Ft. Hood shooter have said that he as unhappy about being deployed overseas. What were there signs? What could the motivation have been? How can we be sure this does not happen in the future? John and Cisco talked to Kathy Seifert, a Forensic Psychologist and Violence Expert. One year after President Obama's election, the numbers aren't pretty. 49% now say that they would vote against Obama if the election were held today. John and Cisco broke down the numbers with pollster Scott Rasmussen.

The tragedy at Ft. Hood has left the military community reeling, and many questions left to be answered. John and Cisco got the miliary perspective on the story from Jeff Addicott, a former Green Beret, former JAG officer for twenty years. Terror From Above: North side house was hit by giant chunks of ice from the sky. It’s more than likely from an airplane, the FAA is investigating. Thankfully since the ice isn’t blue, it’s more than likely not from an airplane bathroom.

A shooting rampage Thursday afternoon at the Army's Fort Hood in Texas killed 11 and wounded 31 before the gunman was killed and two other suspects taken into custody. Military officials are starting to piece together what may have pushed an Army psychiatrist trained to help soldiers in distress to turn on his comrades in a shooting rampage that killed 13 people and wounded 30 in Texas. John and Cisco checked in with Todd Starnes from Fox News Radio with the latest on the story.

Mark Kirk sent Sarah Palin a memo asking her to say some positive things about him. Since he has some stances that are at odds with Palin, would you have less respect for her if she endorsed Mark Kirk? John and Cisco talked to Lynn Sweet with the Chicago Sun-Times, who has been following the story. Michael Jackson's doctor says that the pop star used to pee in front people and even kids. He says that it probably the explanation for why his molestation accuser was able to describe Jackson in such detail. Plus Dennis Miller.

The 1,990 page democrat health care bill will come up for a vote on Saturday. John and Cisco checked in with Illinois Congressman Peter Roskam. A judge has blocked enforcement of parental notification law. John and Cisco checked in with Peter Breen from the Thomas More Society, one of the lawyers working on the case.

Mark Kirk sent Sarah Palin a memo asking her to say some positive things about him. Since he has some stances that are at odds with Palin, would you have less respect for her if she endorsed Mark Kirk? Mother of The Year: A woman left her kids with a babysitter, saying that when she and dad got back from dinner they would take the kids trick-or-treating. They didn’t come back until Tuesday. Her defense? “I’m 24 and can do what I want” Gun of The Day Update: You’re a major league baseball player about to hit free agency, what do you do in the offseason to try to increase your value to teams that may want to sign you? If you’re Vicente Padilla, you shoot yourself in the leg. If only Milton Bradley had tried that strategy last winter.

Yesterday we had the story about Chicago being the most stressed city in the country. Today we learned that we are also the third most toxic city in the United States. Atlanta is number one. House of Squalor Update: Dudley, MA has made it illegal to own more than three cats without a license.

The GOP had a big victory last night with wins in the New Jersey and Virginia elections. So is the Republican party back? John and Cisco asked John J. Miller, National political reporter for The National Review. The “Moms like Me” blog is going to stream live video of a woman giving birth. Just because we can put anything online, does that mean we actually have to?

Remember the story about prison inmates getting the H1N1 vaccine when it’s not available for everyone else? Well now the Gitmo detainees are getting it. Interestingly the White House says it’s not happening, and the Pentagon says that it is. A new church in Phoenix is making a little too much noise for its neighbors. Are church bells freedom of religion or disturbing the peace? Former Illinois Attorney General Jim Ryan announced yesterday that he is running for governor of Illinois. He joined John and Cisco to talk about why he's making a political comeback.

ABC's remake of "V" debuted last night. The alien invasion miniseries has quite a few not-so-subtle swipes at Obamamania. What TV programs are there that will actually appeal to conservatives? The GOP had a big victory last night with wins in the New Jersey and Virginia elections. So is the Republican party back? John and Cisco asked Fox News Radio political analyst Jeff Birnbaum. The Louisiana justice of the peace in Baton Rouge who refused to marry a couple because the bride was white and groom was black resigned.

CTA scare: The doors of a Red Line train closed on a stroller, dragging it to the end of the platform where a 22-month-old girl inside the stroller fell out. Thankfully the child was alright after the mishap. According to a study from the American Psychological Association, Chicagoans are increasingly stressed about work and job stability. ABC's remake of "V" debuted last night. The alien invasion miniseries has quite a few not-so-subtle swipes at Obamamania.

Another school nurse vaccinated a child without the parents permission. This time it ended up sending the kid to the hospital. The GOP will finally introduce their own health care plan this week. Buried within the 1,990 pages of the democratic party's bill are at least 13 new taxes and 111 new levels of bureaucracy. Amanda Carpenter is the Hot Button columnist for the Washington Times, and had a look at the most important parts of the health care bill. The Smoking Police strike again: A California couple has sued their neighbors to put an end to backyard smoking.