On Today's Program

President Tom at Columbia

D-day has arrived, and the Daily News summed it up best with the headline 'The Evil has landed'. Not only is the Dean of Columbia cool with having evil Iranian dictator Mahmoud Ahmadinejad stop by for little chat, he also says that he would invite the most murderous bastard that ever lived---Adolf Hitler--- if he could. This University is a complete disgrace and hopefully the state of New York does the right thing and stops funding these idiots immediately.

Glenn's full coverage of evil's visit to New York City included an interview with M. Zuhdi Jasser and Stu reporting live (actually there this time) from Columbia University, where he lays out the scene of protestors and the media zoo. Stu noticed that the media was fixated on the only anti Bush sign there---the one that read 'Ahmadinejad is bad---Bush is worse'. Bush is worse than the guy who stones women for adultery? Not surprising that a college campus is where that opinion derives from. Equally not surprising that the media finds the one anti-Bush person and amplifies them. Read the transcript of Stu's live report. (Insiders listen here).

Can you hear me now?

Glenn is a big Rudy Giuliani fan, but that doesn't mean he won't make fun of him when he does something ridiculous. That's exactly what happened at the NRA this weekend in Washington, D.C. where Glenn was giving a speech (along with Giuliani, Thompson and others). During Rudy's speech, he answered a cell phone call from his wife. Clearly staged, it did not go over well. Glenn's sources on the ground informed him that Rudy's wife was actually there--in a different room making the call. It was classic generic political campaign humor gone wrong---the only thing it succeeded in doing was providing Glenn with material for a hilarious monologue featuring 'surprise' calls from his wife throughout. Read the transcript. (Insiders listen here).

Stephen Moore

Stephen Moore is president of the Club for Growth, as well as Senior Economic Writer for the Wall Street Journal. Glenn is very worried about the economy, and since Glenn considers himself an 'ant' on the subject, asked Stephen to explain things. Does he think the economy will collapse? Not exactly, but he does think we could be in for some tough times ahead. Read the transcript. (Insiders listen here).

TV Tonight

Don't miss Glenn's full coverage of President Tom's visit to Columbia�including details on the report that Ahmadinejad is planning on meeting with 9/11 victims family members---even after being denied a visit to ground zero. That and much more tonight at 7pm eastern, only on Headline News.

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