Talks about thanking a soldier with his daughter.

Steve doesn’t believe that the Democrats in Connecticut are going against Lieberman because of his stance on Iraq—but because of his constant attacks on fellow Democrats.

Bennett talks to Byron York, the author of “The Vast Left Wing Conspiracy,” about the Connecticut Democratic Senatorial debate with Joe Lieberman and Ned Lamont. By all accounts Lieberman won, but the left-wing blogosphere tried to paint it the other way.

Ret. Marine Lieutenant Wade Zurkle, Executive Director of Vets for Freedom, talks about his organization which was developed to help fellow veterans and active duty troops to have a voice. Many veterans and active troops believe in this fight for freedom and it is important that their voice be heard to counter the critics.

Three little girls call in from Michigan to sing God Bless America for Bennett.

Mike talks to Sen George Allen about the Supreme Court decision regarding enemy combatants.

Supreme Court has judicially imposed on us a treaty with Al Qaeda which grants them massive protections in our courts. And there is no expectation that Al Qaeda will reciprocate.

Mike talks to Delay, whos redistricting was recently vindicated in the Texas courts.

John Hinderaker, at powerlineblog.com, discusses whether we should prosecute the reporters at the NY Times for leaking the Swift Program?

Audrey in LA: starting the plan for single conservative event in Orange County, CA as a way for single conservatives to meet.

Stuart Levey, Undersecretary of the Treasury for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence, gives an overview of importance of the Swift program in the effort against terrorism.

Is there a secret operation the press won't reveal? Public interest is their litmus test, but defined by whom? Why are conservatives so timid about investigating the press as well as the individual who leaked the story?

Pete Hoekstra, Republican - Michigan, on the evidence of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and how the Democrats continue to deny their existence.

Jeff Kurzweil, a legal scholar and anti-terrorism expert, talks about Private Tucker and Private Menchaca, the two soldiers in Iraq who were murdered. Considers this war a war not just for the freedom of the people of Iraq, but a war to save civilization.

David Galernter, Professor at Yale University, listeners enraged about the two soldiers murdered in Iraq. Asserts that we will stay in Iraq until it is finished, these soldiers will not die in vain.

Bennett and Tony Snow talk about President Bush going to Europe for the EU Summit and the hot topics will most likely be free trade, the war on terror, Iran, and Guantanamo and human rights.

Brian Kennedy, President of the Claremont Institute, talks about this situation in North Korea and their possession of a ballistic missile with the capability to reach Alaska and the West coast of the United States. The question is whether they have a nuclear, chemical, or biological war head.