Congratulations are in order to the Iraqi national soccer team for winning the Asian Cup title today against Saudi Arabia.  The fact that Sunnis, Shiites and Kurds worked together on the team ought to give us hope that things will move in the right direction in that war-torn country.

As for today's show, we're going to talk about Hillary vs. Obama for the first time in light of their dust-up during this week's "YouTube" debate.  Should we talk to our enemies, or make them work for the privilege of talks first?  And which one of these two is the right one to lead the Democratic Party (if not one of the others running)?

And we need to dicuss news that the FBI wants to recruit 15,000 people to spy on us to stop terrorists.

We'll also talk about the continuing struggles over illegal immigration, after a federal judge tossed out the Hazelton, Pa. law this week which was considered the toughest in the country, and plans by the Latino community here to protest recent moves to make things tougher in Prince William and Loudoun counties in Virginia.

Hallelujah!  The war in Iraq is over!  Our troops can come home; we can devote the money spent to other pursuits, we can stop arguing . . . . right?  Well that's what Iraqi's Prime Minister said yesterday, didn't he?  They can handle it on their own?  So what are we doing there?  And besides, Rep. Sens. John Warner and Richard Lugar have a new proposal to wind down, and they're not "Surrender Monkeys," are they?

But what about al-Qaeda?  New reports say they're stronger than at any time since 9/11.  So how is that possible?

We have lots to discuss today, obviously, including the sad decision in Prince William County, Va. concerning illegal immigration, and many more items of note.  Join me for a full two hours today.

NOTICE:  CHRIS PLANTE WILL BE OFF THIS COMING SUNDAY, JULY 15TH, SO YOU'LL GET A FULL 2 HOURS OF JERRY KLEIN SOLO FROM 2:00pm-4:00pm.  I PROMISE YOU AN INTERESTING EXPERIENCE!

Well, the fun continues . . . Prince William County in Virginia is about to pass an ordinance that will basically require all legal citizens to carry around passports or birth certificates to prove their status, to crack down on illegal immigrants who use services they're not qualified for.  I know those of you who agree with this measure don't want to hear any criticism for this, but you're wrong.  It's a mistake.  And it's un-American.  We'll discuss this, along with the continuing desertion by Republican lawmakers away from President Bush's policy in Iraq, and the Scooter Libby pardon, and Live Earth . . . and about 14 more things I'll try to pack into a couple of hours on a hot Sunday afternoon!

Happy July 4th week!

There are more concerns on the plate today than we can possibly address, but we'll get into the terrorist attacks in Great Britain over the past few days, and the final rulings from the Supreme Court (especially the horrible mistake on school desegregation), and the disaster which was the failing to reform immigration, and the move towards Republicans abandoning President Bush on the Iraq war . . . and that doesn't even let me mention Michael Moore's "Sicko," or the "Fairness Doctrine," or, or, or . . . you see why I get so frustrated?