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Monday October 26, 2009
Chicago police Superitendant Jody Weis says a benefit for Detective Joseph Frugoli was not in good taste. Frugoli is accused of killing two people while driving drunk. John and Cisco Health Desk: Long-time mobile phone users are more likely to get brain tumors. President Obama has gotten some flak for having male-only basketball games, so over the weekend he had a golf date with his advisor Melody Barnes.
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Friday October 23, 2009
A slew of legendary American songs were reportedly played to try to force cooperation and punish prisoners detained at Gitmo. What music would make you sing like a canary? Michael Medved also joined John and Cisco to preview his show and look at the new movies hitting theaters this weekend.
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Friday October 23, 2009
Another war is erupting between the White House and former Vice President Dick Cheney. Cheney says the White House is dithering on Afghanistan. Meanwhile, Robert Gibbs says they are just being thoughtful and Cheney failed on Afghanistan. John and Cisco talked about the war of words with Cliff May, President of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies. Capitalism in action: A Canadian company has introduced a Balloon Boy Halloween costume.
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Friday October 23, 2009
A Northwest Airlines flight missed it's destination by 150 miles on Wednesday. The pilots didn't respond to hails for 75 minutes, and military jets were standing by. They claim that they were in a vigorous discussion of airline safety. Do you buy that or do you think that they were sleeping? The war between the Obama White House and Fox News Channel rages on: Now the White House tried to block FNC from an interview with the Pay Czar until the rest of the press pool revolted. Chris Wallace joined John and Cisco to preview Fox News Sunday,
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Friday October 23, 2009
Here’s why you should never prank call 911: A woman made a fake 911 call, then called again minutes later. The 911 folks assumed it was another prank, but this time it was real and she was crushed to death by her garage door. An ice-skating bear in Russia turned on its trainers, killing one and seriously wounding another. According to a recently released memo, there are major security concerns at Mount Rushmore. Threats range from anti-war protesters to terrorism. Please pass the hand sanitizer. A new poll shows four in ten parents won’t get their kids a swine flu shot, and three in ten aren’t confident it’s safe.
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Thursday October 22, 2009
Swine Flu Update: 12 members of the Cleveland Browns are stricken with flu-like symptoms. How do you talk about the Swine Flu with your kids with all of the constant bad news? Companies that got huge government bailouts last year will have to make sharp cuts in the pay of their top executives of the seven companies that got the most help. John and Cisco talked to Mike Majchrowitz from Fox News Radio. A 55-and-over community wants to evict family with 6-year-old. Two residents are taking care of their granddaughter, and the community says that it violates their age requirements.
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Thursday October 22, 2009
Chicago police officers plan a benefit this weekend for Joseph Frugoli, who is accused of killing two people. Frugoli is accused of crashing into a car while driving drunk on the Dan Ryan Expressway in back April. The White House is continuing its war against Fox News Channel. Columnist and author S. E. Cupp believes that Obama has never looked less Presidential.
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Thursday October 22, 2009
Authorities in Massachusetts have busted a terrorism plot that targeted two prominent US politicians, American troops and shoppers at American Malls. John and Cisco checked in with Todd Starnes from Fox News Radio for the details. President Obama is still blaming the Bush for everything that goes wrong in his Presidency. Mark Tapscott, editorial page editor for the Washington Examiner says that strategy will not work for much longer. A Virginia man has been arrested for making coffee naked, in his own kitchen. He could spend a year in jail and face $2,000 in fines. Do you have the right to walk around your house naked?
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Thursday October 22, 2009
A federal judge this week threw out Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart's lawsuit seeking to force Craigslist to pull online ads Dart says sell sex. A 25-year-old convenience store clerk pocketed a customer's $1 million winning lottery ticket, claimed the prize and skipped town, possibly back to his native Nepal. What's worse, playing the lottery and never winning or winning but having a clerk steal your ticket? John and Cisco Travelogue: Florida town holds yearly "Cooter Festival" devoted to turtles.
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Wednesday October 21, 2009
The meat police are out in force: Meatless Monday is coming to some schools, they are cutting meat in an effort to improve the diet of students. Craig Shirley joined John and Cisco to talk about his new book "Rendezvous with Destiny: Ronald Reagan and the Campaign That Changed America."
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Wednesday October 21, 2009
Two California police officers used OnStar to disable the gas pedal of a stolen car, avoiding a high speed chase. Is that just cool technology that can prevent crimes or are you worried about it being abused? John Stossel joined John and Cisco to talk about his move to Fox Business Network, and the White House targeting Fox News Channel. A new study suggests that the death penalty is a waste of money. Most of the people on death row just languish while the state and lawyers drag it all out. Is it worth keeping the death penatly?
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Wednesday October 21, 2009
Are you feeling stressful this morning? For the second year in a row Chicago has been named the most stressful city in the United States. Mayor Daley has unveiled a new budget plan that calls for city employees to take 24 unpaid days off. So effect will that have on the people of Chicago? John and Cisco talked to Ralph Martire, executive director of the non-partisan Center for Tax and Budget Accountability.
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Wednesday October 21, 2009
Swine Flu Update: St. Charles East High School will be closed beginning Wednesday through at least Friday due to high level of flu-related illness. More than 40 percent of the student population missed classes today, according to school officials. Plus, Louis Farrakahn thinks that the H1N1 vaccine is intended to kill black people. Woman Sets Trailer On Fire Trying To Get Raccoon. Amherst Massachusetts is working on a resolution to welcome former Gitmo detainees to their town. Would you want former terrorism suspects living in your community? Kane County sheriff's deputies helped a 5-year-old boy find his way home early Sunday after he was found wandering around near St. Charles. They believe that the kid was apparently sleepwalking.
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Tuesday October 20, 2009
Blago’s hopes of being a reality show superstar may be dashed yet again: A judge is worried that be may talk about his case on Celebrity Apprentice. Is it fair to put limits on what Blagojevich can say on TV? Some ignored intelligence may have led to some US casualties in Afghanistan. John and Cisco got the story from Bill Gertz, the defense and national security reporter for The Washington Times.
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Tuesday October 20, 2009
Bruce Bartlett, a former domestic policy adviser to President Ronald Reagan and a treasury official under President George H.W. Bush joined John and Cisco to talk about his new book "The New American Economy: The Failure of Reaganomics and a New Way Forward." Big Brother Update: A proposed law in Wisconsin would require taking DNA samples when people are arrested. Is this a violation of civil rights or just keeping track of criminals? The Louisiana Justice of the Peace who refused to marry an interracial couple said on "The Early Show" he doesn't see what the problem is with what he did now, because the couple is already married
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Tuesday October 20, 2009
President Obama cancels plans to travel to Germany to mark the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. Instead he will send Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Do you think this is insulting to the Germans and the people who fought the Soviet Union? Gun of the Day Update: 78 year old man shoots would-be burglar. A parent and high school coach came to blows when the coach forced a kid to run laps for being late to practice. Is it fair for a coach to punish an athlete for something that was clearly the parents fault? Did the parent over react?
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Tuesday October 20, 2009
Rep. Melissa Bean has to cancel an appearance at a high school where she was scheduled to talk about flu prevention … The reason for the cancellation? Her daughter has H1N1. What does a test drive become grand theft auto? A Massachusetts man who allegedly kidnapped a car salesman during a test drive and drove the vehicle more than 1,000 miles was in custody in Wisconsin.
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Monday October 19, 2009
Residents in Naperville are opposing a planned Muslim school and meeting place in town. They believe its activities would be too late and cause congestion. Michelle Malkin will be in town on Thursday evening for the United Republican Fund's 75th Anniversary Celebration.
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Monday October 19, 2009
The White House is stepping up its war against Fox News Channel over the weekend. David Axelrod and Rahm Emanuel were on the Sunday morning talk shows and both took shots at the news outlet. Congressman Aaron Schock joined John and Cisco to talk about health care, plus his idea of taking the wasteful stimulus money and using it for transportation. Moments in Racial Insensitivity: A California group is demanding that Target pull their illegal alien costume.
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Monday October 19, 2009
At this point it isn't much of a shock, but Balloon boy was a total hoax. Charges are most likely going to be filed. Should the parents have to pay for the rescue costs? John and Cisco checked in with trial attorney Mimi Coffey. A Philadelphia firefighter has been suspended for refusing to remove an American flag sticker from his locker. The fire department has banned any personal stickers from lockers, regardless of how patriotic they may be.
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Monday October 19, 2009
Elvis hair update: The King’s hair sold for $15,000. Plus two of his shirts went to John Urso from Inverness for about $80,000. A female high school student in Mississippi won't be in her year book because she wanted to wear a tuxedo. She didn't like the female attire for the year book, but the schools says that she is violating the rules. Of course the SCLU is now involved. Since there is now firm rule on the books, does the school have the right to tell students what to wear in their photos? House of Squalor: Woman convicted of animal cruelty uses stun gun on trooper. She had several dogs, roosters, a donkey and a wolverine among other animals living in her home.
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Friday October 16, 2009
The RNC launched a new website this week and it was a pretty spectacular mess. It's just another is a serious of missteps by RNC Chairman Michael Steele. Jay Cost writes the Horse Race Blog at Real Clear Politics, he says that if you're a Republican and you're not worried about what's going on at the RNC, you should be. Michael Medved joined John and Cisco to preview his show and also look at the new movies hitting theaters this weekend.
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Friday October 16, 2009
The six year old boy who was thought to be in a balloon turned out to be hiding in his attic. News coverage was transfixed on the balloon for hours. Do you think that it was really an accident or just a publicity stunt? Colin Hanna wants all bills that go through Congress to be posted online for 72 hours before they come up for a vote. He's created a website called WeThePeopleCanRead.org where you can keep track of which lawmakers have signed on to the idea. A Minnesota high school is cracking down on streaking after a rash of incidents at football games. They are trying to get streakers classified as sex offenders. Do you think it's fair for a prank to get high school kids classified as sex offenders?
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Friday October 16, 2009
The six year old boy who was thought to be in a balloon turned out to be hiding in his attic. News coverage was transfixed on the balloon for hours. Do you think that it was really an accident or just a publicity stunt? The Illinois Senate decided Thursday to let voters choose whether they want the power to recall crooked governors in the future. Do you think a recall election is a good idea? Moments in Racial Insensitivity: Louisiana judge won't sign a marriage license for interracial couples.
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Friday October 16, 2009
Lock & Roll: Lock & Roll: Elvis and Michael Jackson hair for auction. Would you want a "piece" of a dead celebrity, or is that just creepy? A church in North Carolina is hosting their first annual Halloween book burning. The books that they find objectionable actually include every version of the Bible other than the King James version, and authors like Bill Graham. More Zero Tolerance run amok: A Springfield Mass Transit District bus driver has received a one-day unpaid suspension for wearing a pink necktie to help raise awareness for breast cancer.
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