"Nearly Human : The Gorilla's Guide to Good Living"   Andrew Y Grant  talks the talk.   Then,  NBC Nightly News wants to know what Iowans really think about the immigration issue.   Joel Gilbert says "Farewell Israel"  is more than a documentary about the history of the middle east,  but the far to certain fate of Israel if we don't stop misunderstanding the nature of the conflict.  Insightful.

 "Smoozing with Terrorists"   Aaron Klein  evaluates the Annapolis Summit.  Tom Coates  (Consumer Credit of Des Moines 287-6428) says bad debt  is swallowing up Iowa's wealth.  Then,  the cop call from hell.  Whew.

Barry Libert says "We Are Smarter Than Me"...  should I be offended?     Then,  West Des Moines wants to fine  parents who allow kids to have beer parties at their house.   Good idea?

Suzanne Lee  talks with Tom Fleming from the Rockford Institute...editor of Chronicles Magazine.

Suzanne Lee with lotsa Turkey Day talk.

TV 13 political reporter Dave Price with some  insights into the presidential race in Iowa.  "Raceopoly"  a new variation on the Monopoly Games based upon the Knoxville Raceway.  Call 641-842-5431 to order.   Then Congressman Steve King on Sanctuary Iowa.

Hog stink redux.  An Iowa farmer, Jim Hansaker explains how it works.   Then,  Rev Catherine Quehl-Engel and Attorney Lorrie Chesser talk about a  faith-based Iowa immigration policy. 

Fox News political reporter Carl Cameron with Iowa political campaign insights.   Then,  Iowa energy talk and what's that smell?

Brent Bozell  trys to clean up the Hillary  "Whitewash"   Presidential candidate Ron Paul  talks about the  dollar's slide.   So does historian Thomas Fleming, the Continental dollar, that is.   "The Perils of  Peace".  Great story teller.   Then why do Iowa sports programs have player behavior problems?

NOVA does the ID thing.  Casey Luskin is the legal rep for Discovery Institute...says the NOVA program wasn't even close  to objective.  Rebuttal.     Michael Prichett  with "The Melancholy Fate of Captain Lewis".     Senator Grassley says "No endorsement"  to any of his party's presidential candidate....so far. 

Nonie Darwish says "Now They Call ME Infidel"  Why I Renounced Jihad for America, Israel and the War on Terror.   Then Mark Mathis, producer of "Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed"  a documentary on the ID war in American Universities.   A Grinell college kid says Hillary stacked the questions  at a campaign stop.    Congressman Tom Tancredo  says terrorists are coming across the border too.  Lotsa openline.

A Republican activist researcher targets Hillary. Robert Morrow.  He says it's worse that we remember.   Then,  M. Stanton Evans says the untold story of Senator Joe McCarthy was "Blacklisted by History".    More coal for Iowa?  Joe Lucas from Americans for Balanced Energy.

Dr. Henry Lodge tells how to be  "Younger Next Year".   (Time machine)  Peter LaBarbera from American's for Truth  exposes stuff which should remain un-exposed. (This site contains graphic iky-ness)   Senator Sam Brownback endorses Senator John McCain.  Then,  Suzy.

 "Co-Ed Combat",  the new evidence that women shouldn't fight the nation's wars.  Kinglsey Browne  Then, Captain Jeff Struecker on "The Road to Unafraid"   the inside story of  "Blackhawk Down"...  gonna be speaking at  Grace Church  this weekend to honor vets.   Then,  the silliness ensues.  

Amity Shlaes  remembers "The Forgotten Man"  how we survived the Great Depression despite the political class.    Then, "Prude" and why that's a GOOD thing.  Carol Platt Liebau.    Pat Robertson endorses Rudy?    Sign of the Apocalypse?  

David Limbaugh  says the Democratic Party is "Bankrupt".     Business strategist  John Gochenour  says the rest of us are too plus,  our own technology could fix it,  but we are exporting it to China.   Congressman Duncan Hunter  is trying to keep GM from shipping our best new energy efficient car designs to China too.

Dinesh D'Souza  explains "What's so Great About Christianity"... what a smart guy!    At an Iowa traffic stop ,  about 20 illegal aliens  jump out and head for the corn fields.   Now what?   And Gov Culver makes his new racial and gay diversity quotas permanent.  Now what?

Computer security expert David Perry from Trend Micro  offers a bunch of techie advice.  Very useful.   Then,  flag folding  joins the culture war...unbelievable.   An Iowa kindergarten teacher says a picture of a kid with a dead pheasant promotes violence.  Sends picture home.  Sigh.   And Iowa is putting sales tax on Halloween pumpkins.  Don't worry, if you plan to eat them you can get an exemption form.   If you didn't know that in time,  you can still get a rebate.    And Ron Paul made the Tonight Show.   Paulists loved it.   You may have downed way too much Halloween candy when.....   Big Smile