Well, now it's my turn to respond the frenzy over the Center for American Progress's call for regulation and changes in conservative talk radio.  You might be surprised.  And we'll also discuss the move, finally, to close Guantanamo Bay, and the fact that less Black Americans are signing up for the military, and the fact that illegal immigration is back on the agenda in Congress this week, and Michael Moore's latest movie exposes the abject failure of America to care for its ill and wounded here at home . . .  and . . . and . . . oh, wait, I've only got a few hours.  Tune in!

An opinion column in Sunday's Washington Post, written by two members of the Council on Foreign Relations, is titled:  "We've Lost:  Here's How To Handle It," in regards to Iraq.  Chris and I will . . . politely discuss this, and you and I will talk about the Duke Lacrosse Rape case, now that District Attorney Nifong has been disbarred.  The question:  Do we really believe in the presumption of innocence in this country anymore?

An opinion column in Sunday's Washington Post, written by two members of the Council on Foreign Relations, is titled:  "We've Lost:  Here's How To Handle It," in regards to Iraq.  Chris and I will . . . politely discuss this, and you and I will talk about the Duke Lacrosse Rape case, now that District Attorney Nifong has been disbarred.  The question:  Do we really believe in the presumption of innocence in this country anymore?

It just keeps on . . . Illegal immigration reform is NOT dead, despite what you think happened this week in Congress . . . and then there's Iraq, and lightning striking Rudy at the Republican debate, and evolution, and Scooter Libby and Paris Hilton and the preacher's wife who killed him getting almost no jail time, and . . . well, we've got plenty to discuss.

Sunday, June 3, 2007:

Iraq, the War on Terror, illegal immigration . . . that's what we continue to discuss.  Because that's what matters these days.  Some day, we'll reach . . . consensus?