Perhaps the most annoying thing about the meteoric rise in the Mike Huckabee campaign is the crappy slogan TV news came up with -- 'Huckaboom' -- that seems to be everywhere.

Steve Moore from the Wall Street Journal talked to Glenn about an interesting article out today on how people are fleeing blue states in favor of red states -- to the tune of 5 million people over the past decade. Could it be that, despite what Democrats tell you, people actually don't like higher taxes?

After Joe Horn shot and killed two thugs who were robbing a neighbor's home, he has found himself smack in the middle of a nationwide media storm. It looks as though according to Texas law he is going to get off without any charges---but should he?

Glenn welcomed Maureen Faulkner, widow to murdered Philadelphia police officer Danny Faulkner and Michael Smerconish, radio host/attorney from WPHT in Philadelphia who has worked pro-bono on this case for 15 years.

Glenn talked about his appearance on GMA yesterday in which the other guest involved in the segment said he did not believe Mormons were Christian. Fortunately, Glenn was too tired to bother getting overly upset about that claim, but it was still extremely frustrating. It got worse, though, because Glenn was asked to basically explain all of the beliefs of the Mormon Church---in about 40 seconds.

It's one of the most amazingly sad stories you will ever read. An 'eco freak' from the U.K. talks about how and why she places more value in Earth than people.

Mitt Romney is set to give his big 'Faith in America' speech tomorrow, and Glenn will be a special guest. Glenn and Stu discuss the upsides and possible downsides of Romney's decision to give the big speech.

And Glenn's pick for Time Person of the Year is......Al Gore. Of course, that's not Glenn's pick, that's just who he thinks Time will pick. Other good guesses that came up were 'The Undocumented Worker' and 'Mother Earth'.