705P ET: Amity Schlaes, author, "The Forgotten Man," re the mistakes FDR made in 1933 that lengthened the recession into the Great Depression, re It Can't Happen Here.
720P: Charlie Gasparino, CNBC, author, re the Crash of 2008, the hedge funds commit suicide in public, Mr. Market prepares for Mr. Obama, re who is smarter, Morgan Stanley's John Mack or Goldman's Hank Paulson?
735P: Roundtable with Vaughn Ververs, CBS.com, Jodi Schneider, Congressional Quarterly, Aaron Task, Yahoo Finance, re the Housing Bubble wwas the Republican Bubble, re the projections for the GOP in the House and Senate.
750P: Continued re the banks hoard and who is surprised?
805P: Larry Kudlow, CNBC, "Kudlow and Company," re the bear market of 08-09, re the Hank Paulson reload on TARP and the banks prepare to survive, re is John McCain a Republican?
820P: Malcolm Hoenlein, Conference of Presidents Major American Jewish Organizations, re the rise of Hugo Chavez and the long reach of Tehran.
835P: John Fund, Wall Street Journal, re ACORN and the long standing corruption of voter registration by vandals, re the rest of the facts about Mr. Obama and ACORN. Court Ruling Stokes Voter-Fraud Fight.
850P: David Henderson, Hoover, re the Nobel Price in Economics for Paul Krugman, New York Times, and Oslo votes for Obama early.
905P: Aaron Klein, WND, re conversation with Dr. Ahmed Yusef, chief political advisor to the Hamas government in Gaza, re the report of StateSec Rice writing a complinentary letter to Hamas in Damascus, re the Hamas expectation of an Obama/Biden Administration.
920P: Evelyn Pringle, OpEd News, re the revelations in the Washington Times re a Mutual Bank of Chicago former clerk accusing his bank of fraud and collusion with regard the Tony Rezko handling of Barack Obama's 2005 mansion purchase, re May 2005 and the pressures on Tony Rezko to deliver on a GE lawsuit, on a bribe to Iraq, and on the purchase of the lot and house for Barack Obama, re the ongoing risk to Obama, re the complete picture of how Rezko schemed for the house and the money, see a summary in the Alexandria Library of Obamana: "The Real Barack Obama."
935P: Jacob Weisberg, author, "The Bush Tragedy," re the unusual facts of the Bush family of the 20th century that produced the incurious, put-upon, inert President George W. Bush (right, re the market crisis).
955P: Exeunt re the original proto rubble pile that is Phobos of Mars (right), building blocks of Earth, re Lou ann Hammond and the Michelin tire of the future.
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705P PT: Bill McGurn, Wall Street Journal, re congressional hearings on the Fannie Mae Freddie Mac risks as early as 1996, when no one listened or reacted to the risk management.
720P: Shamona Coutts, ProPublica, re the next wave of foreclosures as teaser mortgages balloon, also re AIG continuing to lobby the government that owns it.
735P: Roundtable with Diana West, Larry Johnson and Jim McTague re the third debate and the inability of John McCain to follow his own questions, re the skills of Barack Obama, re Joe the Plumber joins the campaign.
750P: Continued re the mysteries of the candidate's tax planning.
805P: Roundtable with Monica Crowley, Bill Whalen, and John Avlon, re class warfare works, re the last debate and the competences of demagoguery,
820P: Continued re the silence or hoarseness of the Bush Administration.
835P: Charles Forelle, Wall Street Journal, re the continued saga of Iceland, re how Iceland saw the end coming and sought a way out, re the failure of all defenses and the beggary of an island nation. Iceland Missed Signs of Liquidity Freeze. Icelandair Tries to Restore Health.
850P: Bob Zimmerman, author, "Universe in a Mirror," re the trouble with Hubble improves, the restart of the "486"computer onboard, re coffee cups in space, re the space tourist who can buy the Soyuz.
905P: James Bamford, author, "The Shadow Factory," re the NSA that missed the 9/11 killers and has rebuilt itself into a global signals intelligence system, Big Brother's Big Uncle.
920P: Mary Kissel, Asia Wall Street Journal, re the global credit criss and the Asia markets, re the coming recession in Asia.
935P: Peter Heller, author, "The Whale Killers," re the radical ecologists chasing the piratical Japanese whaling fleet off Antarctica, December 2005 to January 2006, re playing chick in a gale, re the agony of the whales.
955P: Exeunt re Science Magazine on the uncharted landscape of race and presidential polling 2008.
Speak of the devil!
Good choice JB!
Heard Amity's interview on "www.coasttocoastam.com" last night.
Good story, lots of relevant history.
Facts,facts,facts & facts NOT in the HISTORY BOOKS.
Most interesting was the attempt to "not lower wages",hence there was an "underclass" created as a result.
Perhaps this is something to be wary/prepared for?
History does repeat itself.
John, here in the NYC area the Jets football and post-game conversation ran late, then, instead of your show we are getting a paid-for presentation on health. Where can I find your show on-line for Sunday nights in the future?
From a dedicated listener in the WABC 770AM broadcast region.
Mr. Batchelor once again thank you for still being here with us. I have so much respect for what you do. Wanted to know when John Loftus will be coming back? How did his surgery go? Also Paul Alexander, miss him too.
I moved from manhattan to orange county, ca. a few years ago. Thanks for the double show, what a treat!
I work in real estate out here, trying to decide whether or not to stay in SoCal!??
Peter
Thanks for coming back on the air. Was an XM124 listener until ABC gave up on XM satellite. Please find another channel on XM, even if it's delayed until the middle of the night. I appreciate your wide variety of guests and common sense viewpoints.
greg
My friend: I'm also a Sunday night victim of the Jets Game.
As fyi... Sometimes JBS will start later at 8:30pm. However, to still get-your-3-program hours nevertheless, go to KFI's website and get that podcast the next day or so.
And, when John's show is on, per the normal schedule, you get a bonus - as you'll get 6 program hours for the week. That's what I do.
Thanks John for the Podcasts and especially the one hour segments. Helps a lot. Thought KFI Podcast would be raw-program, but alas their coverage of the fires took over their Podcast of the November 19 broadcast. Another reason to include hours 4, 5, 6 on your Web-site.