"Clearly this is a very embarrassing episode" -- Rep. Cory Gardner (R-CO)

"The most recent National Security Strategy, there's absolutely no mention of radical islam and only two or three mentions of al Qaeda. Some of that began in the Bush Administration but now under the Obama Administration it is an act of treachery." -- Patrick Poole
 

  Is the GOP serious about spending cuts? Can Republicans accomplish what they were sent to DC to do?

 The Weekly Standard's Bill Kristol previews the a conversation between the Wall Street Journal's Paul Gigot and Congressman Paul Ryan (R-WI). Do Republicans have what it takes to cut spending, reform taxation and reduce the size and scope of the federal government?

Richard Pollock continues his interview with Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-MN). The Tea Party caucus is already larger than the Blue Dog caucus, and Michele Bachmann is one of their leaders. She thinks that it is time for Congress to start listening to the people, not the echo-chamber.

The moment has arrived to deal with the Federal deficit -- but will Obama listen to his own commission?  Plus more on Wikileaks, Obama's radical youth, and neutron bomb creator Sam Cohen.

Minnesota Republican Rep. Michele Bachmann talks to Richard Pollock about fixing the federal budget, while helping the economy.   Hear her surprising prognosis for senior's retirement checks in the absence of reform.

Barack Obama's involvement in non-profit groups gave him easy access to money and people. 
 

Richard Pollock continues his interview with Stanley Kurtz, author of Radical In Chief. Hear about Obama's mentors and his link to socialist scholars and socialist community organizers. 

Peter Kirsanow, Commissioner, U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, talks to Richard Pollock about the New Black Panther case, race neutrality and civil rights.