on satuays on potus on 110 a 130 sirius xm rao. and we're very glad thave ba george wiln bause he getsp every daynd looks around t corridors, talking to people finding out what is going on. inow what your up to, trying to find out what is going o and you are now the host of "gw on the hill," which is being played in washgton on whur- 96 fm. i mention that because it is t sister station twhut, whh originates the program. >> i have full disclose, whur is separate from sirius. i dooth. >> kno you both, but i'm trying to do somethi for our originating station. this is the plug eh her program. the presidt dithis extraordinar thing, a joint session of congss. he made a grt pitch. d he get a sale? >> i think he got a sal from his n people, his own tribe. i'm not sure h got a sale from thether tribe, the republican what really intested me was thatt was like a convention floor speech. it really had all of that energy of a conntion floor speech. it was like we came afterabor da and we were coming into a nation convention. peop were getting e

i think it is a good time to remind our listeners on sirius xm rating would are listening to. linda gasparello, myself, the welland king, joe matthew from sirius xm -- and bob franken, constitutional scholar, and constitutional scholar on behalf of hearst newspapers, chuck lewis. we are glad you are here with us on the radio. you can see programs team is by going on the web towhchronicle.com, where they all are, including some of the columns that are right. i want to change in little bit here. one of the things that is happening is we are trying to decide what we are going to do with afghanistan. the president has not accepted the military's recommendations yet. but one of the concerns and afghanistan -- the fate of women. particularly, the secretary of state, hillary clinton's and this is on women. >> right. afghan women were an issue for laura bush, an issue she was very concerned with. it is still an issue. it is a huge issue. women who desperately would like to go to school, women who would like to enter the workplace. these were things that i had before the taliban came i

we can be heard on xm-sirius radio channel 110 and 130. i am llewellyn king.e east times -- but the fact that there is this big statement that we want a new look, there is a new party in power, country on is not the biggest figured that obama employed in the u.s., but he is not what his predecessor was. >> is obama a popular figure in japan? >> he is, very much so. in fact, the survey that i point to is june 2008 when a survey about two dozen countries on interest in the u.s. election. the u.s. was included in the survey, but they came in second grade who came in first, but japan. japan is very interested in obama for a number of reasons. >=r obama has this problem that heñr can be president of almost any of this even while the support at home is sliding prin. tony blair when he came over in from iraq -- he was very unpopular picke. gil, in washington, there is a constant line of people to give some money. >> that is true. >> the latest is people in manufacturing, and they have a case because manufacturing is in deplorable shape. tell us about that. what did t

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you know how to the goal is to get people to watch sirius news versus white, fluffy and newsprint the best answer would be an online platform. the digital divide no longer a biggs is. we have 20 million african- americans who have entered night. it ought to be there, ought to be there available, and your company can do things like this so you can just push a button and get all these hits and clues about how to be an entrepreneur . >> i want harvey to weigh in, because we're talking about communities being served. but john has a response to what jonathan said. whether or not we can get people to watch the programming. >> i respectfully disagree to the point that we cannot get people to watch. we have failed. martin luther keen jr. was not the first moral leader. he was the first moral leader who understated -- understood the marketing and framing an issue. quincy jones has told me it takes 20 years to change a culture. over the last 20 years we have made dumb sexy. what we have set now over the next 20 years we need to make smart sexy. quincy jones and us out of the other, 5 million ki

player on health policy and david goodfriend, former clinton white house official and co-host of sirius left jab. hello, everybody. let me go to mr. harwood first. have you learned any more about the speech itself? >> i think the seech comes at a good time

here to face off, mark walsh co-host of left jab on sirius xm.have to get your take on what happened. i don't know if you saw but we're getting a lot of e-mails on what happened to brian moore. he is giving his report. the media is invited in to talk about that. and some of the participants shout him down and say he is battleground rude. were those conservatives out of lane? >> well, i don't think they were representative of the whole. one doesn't speak for everyone. at the end of the day, i think valley you a voters care about the important issues that are confronting this country. the economy and national security. those are the issues that by and large, that i think will be addressing. >> those aren't some of the topics that i just read. one of the topics was global warming hysteria. the new face of the pro-death agenda. what is that about? >> i don't know. the first time i'm seeing it. it is part of the republican base. both the republican party and democratic party have idealogs on eats side for better or worse. when you look at the party as

this area was under the israeli protection, and sirius massacres happened there. children were killed. lebanon is an independent state. it is a member of the general assembly, and a member of the general assembly was occupying and controlling it. then the massacre took place. the 2008 massacre, 3200 victims, between children and women, were killed and massacred in the year of 2008. 50 clinics were destroyed. 40 doctors were killed while they were exercising their humane activity. the commanders -- commiters are still alive and should be tried. protected people are not supposed to be tried. if there under the control of international law, they should be tried and faced the crimes they committed. otherwise, we should never accept the rules of the icc. the rules and orders are not respected and are not implemented, and the general assembly is nothing. what is the united nations? it is nothing. it is insignificant. what is it? we do not have united nations. piracy may be a phenomenon along the high seas. we're talking about piracy of somalia. somalis are not pirates.

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and lastly, sirius xm. they say you better split or be delisted. and there you go. 66 cents.tch for that. >> thank you, matt. at the other end is google, which is going after yahoo!'s share of a display share ad market online. the launch of double click ad change. will google take a bite out of yahoo!'s business? joining us, steve, good to see you. there had to be a reason google bought double click after all. >> i think there are a lot of reasons. this is just one of the things they're going to be able to do with the technologies there. >> but eric says this is the great opportunity for them now. do you agree? >> i think the ad exchange is an interesting opportunity. there have been a lot of exchanges out there and they're definitely gaining momentum in the market. i think they're still relatively small. >> you sound skeptical this is going to be able to topple yahoo!. >> i think yahoo! -- yahoo! owens the media, which is one of the first real successful marketplaces. one of the keys to driving that to the next level is bringing yahoo! inventory into the marketplace. google

on espn and on sirius satellite radio channel 121 at 9:30.rth of the show you can catchúú÷÷  >>> the orioles beat the rangers yesterday on national television. it's sunday. that means it's another edition of dempsey's dugout. rick dempsey will meet up with matt wieters. >> hi, i'm matt wieters, and o's xtra is coming up next.    from downtown balance  more, welcome to an afternoon of orioles baseball. texas won friday night 5-1, the orioles won yesterday 5-4 to even the series at a win apiece. the rangers are two back of boston in the wildcard chase. o's xtra is brought to you by at&t, your world to delivered. guthrie will be pitching today for the orioles, and holland will go to the mound for the rangers. welcome to our coverage. tom davis here with dave johnson. the orioles coming back after trailing early in the first inning to beat texas. >> it was a good ball game. matusz struggled, but he has been showing a lot of poise, righted himself, and was able to give his team a chance to win the ball game. the last f

on sirius. >> we hope you live up to your promise and come here as promised.ould smell for because a lot of people say he's full of a few thick. >> i'm not sure you're encouraging him to come on. >> it is what it is. we move on, though, an intriguing story making headlines, the missing yale graduate student, annie le, clayton is back, no blago, but this is the young woman who disappeared five days before her wedding. she is scheduled to be married tomorrow and the wedding is off. this young woman is missing. >> this is a really, really troubling story. she's a ph.d. student in pharmacology. she was last seen tuesday morning around 10 a.m. going into a science lab at the medical school complex there. and she's going into the lab. you can see she has work in her hands, paperwork. she's going in and there's no surveillance video of her come out of the lab. >> and people are pointing to this as a testament to how hard working she is, not likely to run. some thought she was a runaway bride type. here she is working before her wedding. she's in graduate school, work