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• LIVE coverage of the West Virginia Primary.
• Former Mississippi Governor Ray Mabus, an Obama supporter, weighs in on tonight’s results.
• Amb. Elizabeth Bagley, Senior Advisor to Sen. Hillary Clinton, discusses what’s next for her campaign.
• Astrologers Shelley Ackerman and Ray Merriman share their political predictions.

• Alan talks with Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) about the 2008 presidential race and his new book, The Good Fight.
• Retired Gen. Ricardo Sanchez, who led our forces in Iraq and is author of Wiser in Battle: A Soldier’s Story, reveals how political infighting led to battlefield chaos.
• On the eve of the West Virginia primary where Hillary could win big, are calls for her to drop out premature?

• Richmond, VA Mayor Doug Wilder, who was also America’s first elected black governor, warns Sen. Obama about the politics of race.
• But Hillary can stay in the race because whites love her.
• Rep. Vito Fossella (R-NY), a “family values” conservative, gets busted with a DWI and a love child! What’s going on there?

• After last night’s primary results, former Sen. George McGovern was the first high-profile Hillary supporter to abandon her campaign. Will others soon follow?
• Former White House Counsel Lanny Davis explains why Clinton loyalists still have faith in her ability to win.
• Presidential campaign veteran Jack Kemp, the GOP’s vice presidential nominee in 1996, assesses Hillary’s odds of saving her campaign.

• It’s North Carolina and Indiana Primary Night! Should we expect a split decision?
• Ellis Henican begins the show and will soon after be joined by Alan for LIVE coverage and results.
• Kiki McLean, Senior Advisor to the Clinton campaign, explains what tonight’s possible scenarios mean for Hillary.

• Former Rep. Richard Gephardt (D-MO), who ran for president in 1988 and 2004, weighs in on the 2008 race.
• Famed historian Howard Zinn discusses his latest book, A People’s History of American Empire.
• It’s the Friday Night Free-For-All!

• Rev. Eugene Rivers explains why be believes that Jeremiah Wright has abused his relationship with Barack Obama.
• Five years since “Mission Accomplished,” the debate over the war rages on. Is there any end in sight?
• Alan recalls his 2007 interview with “DC Madam” Deborah Jeane Palfrey, who tragically took her own life today.

• Hillary, “you’ve got a friend.” Legendary singer-songwriter Carole King tells Alan why she’s supporting the Clinton campaign.
• Army Specialist Jeremy Hall served our nation bravely in Iraq, but now he says he’s the target of military discrimination because he’s an atheist. Spc. Hall and Mikey Weinstein of the Military Religious Freedom Foundation will discuss their battle for religious freedom.
• It’s been five years since President Bush declared an end to “major combat operations in Iraq.” Alan asks why the White House is now revising the meaning of “Mission Accomplished.”

• Barack Obama strikes back! Alan analyzes the candidate’s angry rebuke of Jeremiah Wright.
• Has Obama succeeded in putting his “pastor problem” behind him? Democratic pollster Doug Schoen, author of The Power of the Vote, weighs in.
• How will Obama’s critics on the Right respond? Alan confronts former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, whose latest book is Days of Infamy.

• Once again, Rev. Jeremiah Wright has spoken out. But did his latest comments do more harm than good?
• Dr. Michael Eric Dyson, author of April 4, 1968: Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Death and How It Changed America, weighs in on the Wright controversy.
• Should students be allowed to recite the Pledge of Allegiance in Spanish?

• Jeremiah Wright speaks! We’ll debate the fallout from his PBS interview.
• Democratic strategist Dave “Mudcat” Saunders explains why many white working class voters are supporting Hillary instead of Obama.
• It’s the Friday Night Free-For-All!

• Jenna Bush says she might not vote for John McCain! What might have caused her Republican rebellion?
• Invisibility cloaks, phasers and time travel… Sounds like the stuff of science fiction, right? But Dr. Michio Kaku, a physicist who is author of Physics of the Impossible, says it could all become reality. He’ll explain how.
• Can you survive the cut? It’s Sudden Death Radio!

• The fallout from Hillary’s big win in Pennsylvania.
• Clinton supporter Kathleen Kennedy Townsend previews the next big contest in Indiana.
• One of Alan’s most memorable guests ever - anti-abortion activist Neal Horsley, who admitted to having sex with mules - returns to explain why he’s running for Governor of Georgia.

• Democrats head to the polls in Pennsylvania. Alan and guest co-host Jay Diamond bring you LIVE coverage.
• Will Obama put an end to Hillary’s hopes? Or is she poised for a Clintonian comeback?
• Tune in to hear the results as they come in!

• Is it do-or-die time for Hillary? Clinton Senior Adviser Kiki McLean joins Alan to discuss tomorrow’s Pennsylvania Primary.
• Double standard? In light of John McCain’s attacks on Barack Obama’s relationships with Jeremiah Wright and William Ayers, Alan looks at McCain’s own friendships with controversial characters.