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In the face of a stunning economic decline and fears of a second Great Depression, Rob Millis looks at which candidate is more able to feel your pain.

A Libertarian run for the White House means Bob Barr has reconsidered issues like marijuana, gay marriage, and the Patriot Act. How does a one-time Republican hero take on John McCain? Rob looks at why it may not be so hard.

Ralph Nader didn't put his foot in his mouth, but Obama supporters would probably like to put a boot in his... nevermind. Rob looks at what it means to "talk white" on the campaign trail.

With the Clinton campaign ending, what comes next? Robert Millis sits down with Jill Iscol, a Clinton campaign finance co-chair and longtime Democratic activist.

With the Clinton campaign ending, what comes next? Robert Millis sits down with Jill Iscol, a Clinton campaign finance co-chair and longtime Democratic activist.

Today Rob looks at why McCain is fighting an uphill battle on economic issues, and what the Democrats are hoping to do in the face of a housing crisis and recession.

Today Rob looks at why McCain is fighting an uphill battle on economic issues, and what the Democrats are hoping to do in the face of a housing crisis and recession.

Today's Snack is all about Super Tuesday, with a particular focus on California. And visit the Political Lunch page on Facebook to give us your primary predictions.

For your Thursday Snack, Rob looks at poisonous plants - the nasty practice of planting questions in public forums, and the damaging impact that has on someone like Hillary Clinton.

For your Thursday Snack, Rob looks at poisonous plants - the nasty practice of planting questions in public forums, and the damaging impact that has on someone like Hillary Clinton.

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In this week's episode of American Microphone, Rob sits down with Dr. James Forest, a counter-terrorism expert and professor at the United States Military Academy at West Point.

Journalism professor and media critic Jay Rosen discusses the evolving role of online media and explains his latest project, NewAssignment.net.

Jeff Hall joins Robert Millis in the studio for a discussion of the veterans' health care crisis, including the VA backlog, Walter Reed scandal and the role of his organization in filling the gaps. As National Area Supervisor for Disabled American Veterans (DAV), Jeff Hall is in a unique position to discuss the backlog of disabled veterans' claims at the VA, and why it can take two years for disabled veterans to get the benefits they have earned.

This week Robert Millis sits down with Nathanael Greene, a senior energy policy specialist with the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC). Mr. Greene discusses the promises and challenges of ethanol as an alternative to oil and other fuels.

This week Andrew Baron and Joanne Colan visit our studio to discuss politics, statistics and the future of media. You can catch Rocketboom every weekday morning at http://www.rocketboom.com.

Back in October I talked with former senator and decorated veteran Bob Kerrey about the possibility of an increase in troop deployment. Sure enough, Bush is now calling for that escalation, despite massive political opposition and a lack of support among military leaders. Here is an excerpt of the conversation with Bob Kerrey. I especially appreciate his comments regarding the draft. Thanks for tuning in! www.AmericanMicrophone.com

This week Robert Millis sits down with Colette Vogele to discuss the legal issues surrounding new media. In particular, this interview features discussion of Josh Wolf, copyright and the evolution of creative control. Ms. Vogele is a former fellow at Stanford Law School's Center for Internet and Society where she led litigation on copyright cases involving constitutional issues and the public domain. Today, as a non-resident fellow, she co-authored the first Podcasting Legal Guide with Creative Commons and Harvard's Berkman Center.