Monday, March 5, 2012

SUNDAY syndicated program 3/4/12 (hr1)

This week Allan welcomes one of the pioneers of early Rock N Roll, Freddy “Boom Boom” Cannon. Although he doesn’t make a big deal about it, he was never paid for all those hits he had for Swan Records. His new book, Where the Action Is! Freddy Boom Boom Cannon.

Allan also welcomes back Pat Buchanan and asks what happened at MSNBC, where he no longer works. Rock expert Denny Somach joins Allan to talk about his longtime friend of Davy Jones, who passed away unexpectedly.

Also tonight, Allan wants you to weigh in on what should happen to the Federal Judge, Richard Cebull who admits to sending out a racist email from his chambers about President Obama’s Mom having sex with a dog.



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SUNDAY syndicated program 3/4/12 (hr3)




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Saturday, March 3, 2012

Rush tests the limits (part 2)

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Rush tests the limits of free speech....again

FRIDAY 3/2/12- Rush Limbaugh’s insulting remark about Georgetown University Law Student Sandra Fluke may be the last straw for many of his corporate sponsors. Thousands of angry customers have been inundating dozens of Limbaugh’s corporate sponsors, demanding that they cut ties with the program. So far, Sleep Number, The Sleep Train, Quicken Loans, Legal Zoom and Citrix have pulled ads from the program, and several others are considering following their lead.


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Should this federal judge be removed?

Chief U.S. District Judge Richard Cebull is in the national spotlight over an email he sent about a bestiality-themed joke concerning President Obama and the President’s mother. “Hope it touches your heart as it did mine,” the judge had joked.

The joke in question? Likened having intercourse with a black man to having sex with a dog:

A little boy said to his mother; “Mommy, how come I’m black and you’re white?”

His mother replied, “Don’t even go there Barack! From what I can remember about that party, you’re lucky you don’t bark!”

Judge Cebull apologized for the email after it became public, saying that he hadn’t initially “send the joke as racist,” although “that’s what it is.” The Ninth Circuit is set to conduct a misconduct review at Cebull’s own request.


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