satellite radio before it came sirius x.m. his best known as the king dude and can currently be heard daily on sirius x.m. radio sirius patriot one forty four and america rights one sixty six mike thanks so much for being with us tonight thanks for having me that you're famously known for your allegiance to the constitution your faithfulness to those principles and you even refer to yourself at least on your website as a paragon of founding father virtue is there anyone running for president today besides ron paul that has a platform that's constitutional that you can get behind. the only one it's even close if you think what happened r.p. would be gary johnson and gary governor johnson doesn't cite the constitution nearly as much as ron paul does ron paul bases almost everything that he does and says in a constitution as it applies to to his run for the presidency a matter of fact adam today when he announced he got a big roar of applause when he said well you know people they want their president to do this and any other but

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sirius/x-m radio was among the most heavily traded stocks, as it usually is. today, it broke out to a new 52- week high. strong auto sales helped drive subscriber growth. finally, another multi-week low for silver. this is the past 180 session for the silver trust exchange traded fund. it dropped another 5% today. it's off 15% from its high last week. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> tom: even before the death of osama bin laden, defense spending had come under pressure, and that may continue. president obama's nomination as new defense secretary, current cia director leon panetta, is a former congressman who was the chair of the house budget committee. that brings us to tonight's "word on the street"-- "defense." debra borchardt is a reporter at thestreet.com. >> tom: nice to see you, debra. >> nice being here. >> tom: what is the outlook for defense contractors, knowing the spending debate going on in washington, and the coming down-draw on troops in afghanistan. >> we definitely know there is going to be cuts in defense spending. leon panetta is know

it's a great company, selling at discount, a lot due to sirius radio, with a $6 billion stake in the company. now you get barnes & noble where there will be uncertainty, will it be a that starts losing money? what will malone do with it? it's trading at less of a discount. it's still mildly attractive. do you own liberty media or barnes & noble? >> i don't, and i won't own it now. >> joining me is director of research at the yankee >> suzanne: today's deal comes as e-readers and tablet p.c.'s like the ipad are shifting the media landscape. joining me now for a look at growing business of e-books is carl howe, director of research at the yankee group. carl, welcome to the program. >> it's a pressure to be with you. >> you were probably listening to the interview before us, talking about how big a business the business of e-books is. what are we talking about? how big is it? >> the business of books is actually a much bigger business than people think. just this year, we're look at about $1.4 billion worth of sales in e-books. and we see that growing to about $3billion in the next two

joining me now to offer some insight in this issue is joe madison goes to the joe madison show on sirius x.m. satellite radio appears weekdays six to ten am eastern time on channel nine sixty nine joe welcome to some degree one twenty eight soon to be one twenty that's right nice big change if you change change into tomorrow great to have you with us you can be the power of peace you know you and i and in our lifetimes have seen two major peace movements the anti vietnam war movement which started out with some higher ideals i think and it didn't didn't hold it didn't have a martin luther king type leader and the civil rights movement which very much did . what. if you could look back over that what what what are the lessons for people who didn't live through that. and which would include the president and the we can learn we're ninth of. the transformation that took place. i always go back to a speech that dr king gave i believe it was a christmas beach in canada to a group of young college teams. and paraphrasing here in essence war now is ultimate we live in a church where it's a ques

joe madison host of the joe madison show every nationally weekdays six to ten am eastern time on sirius x.m. channel one twenty eight and daniel helper from the weekly standard welcome thank you for they had their lives to get started here newt gingrich officially joined the republican race to the white house this week brings serial infidelity to the race he cheated on his first wife while she was recovering from cancer and he cheated on his second wife after she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis at the same time he was trying to get bill clinton out of the white house for having an affair considering that john edwards who cheated on his wife while she had cancer too has been blacklisted from american politics new cambridge is a brace for the republican party doesn't say about republicans supposin family the party of family values why the double standard well before i respond let me just say i want to dedicate my performance of those to the late great rock macho man randy savage who passed away today since we are on the rubble. that. that's going to affect the well we'll talk about

it's really not nice to facebook d friend my production staff for cordially extending an invitation sirius the bag behavior there always a way to say you were on the a lot of the show you. you'll talk to howard t. america's resident liberal but not the conservative what kind of coalition are you trying to build a one man. i know you can go on fox and friends and have neo-con smoke blown up your butt when you're ready to have a big discussion will be here so there's a chorus you're still welcome to come on the show anytime and we'd love to talk with you but remember it was road rage himself but said libertarianism is the heart and soul conservatism there you just got reagan spanked republicans. join me now is conservative commentator and political analyst jack hunter a frequent columnist on the american conservative and the charleston city paper in south carolina a key primary state he recently released a report a report to knowledge of his article entitled who's a republican and which makes his own assertions about ron paul's conservative credentials on foreign policy and social issues jac

, sirius radio, microsoft, apple, starbucks, amazon, comedy central. and any of the other 300 plus cable networks now entertaining us every day. even drink the great recession americans and consuming more on entertainment than they did four years ago. that means more jobs for artists, actors, comedians, directors, producers, documentary filmmakers, video makers, and app developers. and just to give you an example, this -- you may not know what this is. this is one of the most popular apps for the iphone. it is called idea. if you store this into your iphone you can make it look like you're drinking a beer. if you hold up and down, notice how it looks like you are chugging when you turn a torture mouth. this little gadget can save its inventor a very wealthy man. what did he tell his parents you want to be when he grew up? hard to imagine. it's the second thing it demonstrates is that the knowledge economy and its associated affluence tends to reinforce this culture. in this case, the culture dedicated to young men. now, the jobs that are available in t

i decided to go to my favorite catholic priest at sirius xm. is ending tomorrow? >> we can't say yes or no. that's the whole point. we don't know. jesus said you're not going to know the day or the hour. there's some people out there that kind of think they know when it is. >> the first time the earth r l rolled into may 21st, the international timeline, new zealand. >> reporter: new zealand first. we'll be able to watch. >> that's right. >> reporter: on cnn, the earth ending in new zealand. >> right. >> we're supposed to believe that they're christians, that they believe that. what does that say about catholics? about other christians? >> i think we live in such a diverse society that most people kind of say, that doesn't represent all people. i actually in some sense have to be honest with you, i admire the fact that they're out there, they're handing out pamphlets. it reminds me of people in the early church that were bold and got thrown in jail. >> reporter: tony, there's no way by saturday i'm going to figure this out. i have a dentist app

would you ever go to sirius or any satellite radio?uld. i'm happy where we are, though. they take good care of us, but one day we'll all be on the internet and the radio you use, it will be a relic. a thing of the past. >> jimmy: it will? >> and so will your tv. no offense. >> jimmy: really? [ light laughter ] >> think about your tv. we'll be watching "jimmy fallon" on the web. we're not going to turn on the tv to watch you. >> jimmy: isn't that fun though? are your parents still around? >> yes, they are. >> jimmy: aren't they proud that anyone in the country can listen to you on elvisduran.com 'cause you're on a little radio station. >> does your mother ever listen and go, "jimmy, why do you say that crap? you've embarrassed me?" >> jimmy: no. [ laughter ] >> mine does. we talk about everything. no, they're very proud of me as long as they don't listen. >> jimmy: i think it's so cool, man. i just want to say i think you're doing a great job and your crew does a great job and i'm just a fan of yours. >> may we make out now? >> jimmy: n

aaron lewis is a political anchor and median pete domenick is host of sirius radio.yers talk about donald trump running for president. >> this is surprising because i just assumed he was running for a joke. >> so, liz, you believe seth meyers did the most damage when it comes to donald trump? >> i do. the president was at a hockey game. the president set him up and he slammed it. and finally because we have been living with this donald trump crazy train of birth certificatism, if you will. and to finally be able to have the president say his peace and then have seth meyers just tear him down, it was -- i felt very funny as a viewer. and the whole room felt, like, good. to watch him sit and stare like he had no feeling was completely gratifying. >> oh, my gosh. sociopath, you said it. and crazy train. >> i said it. >> so pete, this next clip is for you. seth whieers meyers is talking about donald trump's hair. >> he often appears on fox which is ironic because a fox often appears on donald trump's head. >> okay, pete. fox and fox and hair. >> don, you are right, no on

tomorrow, the fourth of may, fox news channel can be heard on channel 114 on both satellite services, siriusnd xm. first time the channel numbers are the same for both channels. both carrier, i should say. fox news talk will now be on channel 126. jenna: a fox news weather alert, we're continuing to watch the flood waters across the midwest today. shea ryan is live in the fox weather center. >> reporter: along the monitoring stations, mainly along the his and mississippi river, this is where we're seeing a lot of historic and some record flooding, all of them shaded in purple at these stations, they are reporting major flooding. now, in the red, they're showing moderate flooding, but again, this is just how it's classified. what happens on the ground and how many are impacted can often be quite significant. and -- or more significant than even where it's classified. so along the mississippi valley, along those rivers, we are seeing that historic and record flooding. unfortunately, there is more rain in store this week. you can see some showers moving out of that area now, and also, some very

. >> get me on sirius and you can drive with me too. >> all right. i will do that. thank you, chad.1, at&t is at work, building up our wireless network all across america. we're adding new cell sites... increasing network capacity, and investing billions of dollars to improve your wireless network experience. from a single phone call to the most advanced data download, we're covering more people in more places than ever before in an effort to give you the best network possible. at&t. rethink possible. >>> breaking news related to the dominique strauss-kahn case. there's a bail hearing in lower manhattan. straight to richard roth who is outside the courthouse to bring us up to date on this breaking news. richard, what do you have for us? >> reporter: the developments, the prosecution has told the court that dominique strauss-kahn, formally head of the international monetary fund, has been indicted about a grand jury. this sets the stage for potential trial. the defense is arguing for their client, strauss-kahn, to be released on bail. the prosecution in the court has said it opposes

sirius xm satellite radio for mike, give us a postlaunch report, if you will, on that apu circuit, anything anomalous there? and if not, does that give you increased confidence that the damaged insulation might have been the culprit? >> well, let's see, we went through our troubleshooting program as we proposed prelaunch where we swap, we came up on the b side heaters which were the ones that had the problem before. this was after we got into stable replenish on the external tanks, so it was about as cold as it was going to get. that worked fine. we switched over to the a side which worked fine last countdown and worked fine again today, and we swapped back to b, and we launch inside b. we went through our process, and everything checked out just to the letter of the law. so does it prove that that was that little open on the back of the connector? not quite sure. probably never exactly know. but we know we fixed it, and it works perfectly fine today. >> back here. >> hi. evan brown, fox news radio for mr. gerstenmaier. this is the second to final mission for one of the orbiters. we had dis