We’re gonna be honest with you.
We have virtually no idea what’s going to happen on the show tonight.
So we’re just going to wing it.
It will be – more than ever before – a Friday Night Free-For-All.
Tune in to hear how it turns out. You’ll find out when we do.
• Firearms aficionado Ted Nugent joins Alan to discuss the Supreme Court ruling on the right to keep and bear arms.
• Paul Helmke, president of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, debates the high court’s decision with John Lott, Jr., author of The Bias Against Guns.
• How will today’s ruling affect the presidential race? Alan analyzes the impact.
• The latest campaign controversies in the 2008 presidential race.
• Congressman Robert Wexler (D-FL) tells Alan why he thinks Dick Cheney should be impeached.
• Flying High: Pro-pot activist Mason Tvert explains why he wants airports to have marijuana lounges.
• Imus Under Fire: We’ll debate the furor surrounding the radio host’s recent controversial comments.
• Former White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan responds to the latest Republican attacks on his tell-all book, What Happened.
• Bestselling author Dick Morris talks about his new book, Fleeced.
• Alan discusses today’s hottest issues with wrestling legend and former Governor Jesse Ventura, author of Don’t Start the Revolution Without Me!
• Are Barack Obama’s enemies attempting to smear him? Former Congressman John Kasich (D-OH) discusses the latest campaign controversies.
• As the entertainment world mourns the passing of George Carlin, Alan recalls his interviews with the comedy legend.
• It’s the fastest debate on radio: The Lightning Round!
• Minnesota Pastor Gus Booth explains why he’s violating IRS rules by telling his congregation that God wants them to vote Republican.
• Economics Professor Richard McKenzie, author of Why Popcorn Costs So Much at the Movies: And Other Pricing Puzzles, tells Alan why he thinks overweight Americans are partly to blame for bloated gas prices.
• It’s the Friday Night Free-For-All!
• Rep. John Larson (D-CT) says President Bush’s speech on oil was “was nothing but a gift to his friends at the big oil companies.” Larson presents his own plan to reduce the skyrocketing cost of gas.
• Could a conservative spoil John McCain’s White House hopes? Alan talks with former Congressman Bob Barr, who’s running for president as a Libertarian.
• Did Michelle Obama’s appearance on The View today help her husband’s campaign?
• As California begins issuing licenses for same-sex weddings, should the rest of the nation soon follow? Alan debates former Christian Coalition head Ralph Reed, whose latest book is Dark Horse: A Political Thriller.
• President Bush is hinting that his brother Jeb may eventually seek the White House. Will America ever be ready for a third Bush presidency?
• Can exercise be lethal? Naturopathic Dr. Joel Wallach weighs in.
• Are too many voters just plain dumb? Rick Shenkman, author of Just How Stupid Are We? Facing the Truth About the American Voter, responds.
• The man behind 1988’s “Willie Horton” ads is now targeting Barack Obama. Alan confronts Floyd Brown.
• A conversation with Quantum Wellness guru Kathy Freston.
• John McCain says it’s “not too important” when our troops come home. Is he right? Or is he out of touch?
• A group of climate change skeptics says that instead of saving the planet, we should pollute it! Global warming denier Steve Elliott of Grassfire.org debates environmentalist David Roberts of Grist.org.
• Can you survive the cut? It’s Sudden Death Radio!
• Obama battles McCain in a war of words over the economy. Call in and join the debate.
• Cristi Adkins, who founded the new group Clintons4McCain, tells Alan why she wants fellow Hillary supporters to vote Republican this November.
• Is monogamy unrealistic? Jenny Block, author of Open: Love, Sex, and Life in an Open Marriage, has a husband - and a girlfriend. She’ll discuss her unusual lifestyle.
• Pat Buchanan, whose latest book is Churchill, Hitler and The Unnecessary War: How Britain Lost Its Empire and the West Lost the World, sits down with Alan to discuss the latest developments in the presidential race.
• Musician Billy Bragg joins Alan to talk about being a “progressive patriot.”
• Did John McCain snub Rev. Billy Graham? Presidential historian Doug Wead, who was involved in the efforts to arrange a meeting between the evangelist and the candidate, explains his claim.
• As Hillary prepares to officially call it quits, we’ll discuss the latest on the 2008 presidential race.
• Texas Judge Gustavo “Gus” Garza carries out a unique brand of justice: He orders parents to spank their kids! He’ll explain why.
• It’s the Friday Night Free-For-All with Why You’re Wrong About The Right co-authors S.E. Cupp and Brett Joshpe, and author/activist Malachy McCourt, whose latest book is Malachy McCourt’s History of Ireland.
Guest host Ellis Henican of Newsday fills in for Alan.
Topics include:
• Has Hillary lost her chance to be Obama’s running mate?
• Were Seattle stadium officials out of line when they threw out a lesbian couple for kissing?
• A 22-year-old man is reportedly dating 15-year-old Miley Cyrus. Does he belong behind bars?
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