Wednesday, October 13, 2010

• THE JIMMY Z WEDNESDAY SHOW™

LATEST MERCEDES BENZ AD CATERS TO LOUSY DRIVERS
Judge orders the end of 'Don't Ask Don't Tell'
Mexican investigator beheaded by drug cartel

New York State violating the MOVE act
Show No. 191-2010




Hour ONE • Click HERE to download
Opening • Quickly: Jerry Brown or Meg Whitman? • Thank you for your email to the show • Audio & Rant: Mercedes Benz stupid driver commercial • Homosexual 'conservatives' win suit, end 'Don't Ask Don't Tell' • Clinton appointed judge affects the future of the US Military • Suit brought by the 'conservative' Log Cabin Republicans • Rant: There is no such thing as conservative homosexual activists • Audio: PBS report on Don't Ask Don't Tell • Update: Woman's husband shot dead by Mexican pirates on Falcon Lake • Audio: CBS interview with wife and mother of man who was killed • Mexican investigator beheaded by drug lords • Please: Don't travel to Mexico! • Citizens believe Mexican government has caused more murders • 29,000 people killed in drug wars since early 2006 • Democrat candidate in Virginia outraged by sexy pictures posted online • White House desperate for votes, lifts deep water oil drilling moratorium • Sarah Palin leaves door open to run for President • Audio: Obama sound bytes from Philadelphia • Joe Biden is kinda cute • Obama screaming this time around • Blames Republicans, says the US Govt is the keeper of the people, throws the race card • Audio: David Axelrod on cigarette advertising to children (?) •


Hour TWO • Click HERE to download
Opening • Bob Schieffer quizzing David Axelrod • Obama and democrats accuse the Chamber of Commerce of spending millions of foreign money • Scheiffer: 'Do you have any evidence?' No, they don't • New York Times can't find anything out of the norm • Audio: Rush Limbaugh on the Chamber of Commerce accusations • Knock out punch: Scheiffer: 'Is this is the best you can do?' • Fannie Mae patent on residential cap and trade carbon credits • New York violates the MOVE act, ballots not mailed out to military servicemen and women overseas • Suit attempts to make certain these ballots are counted • Harry Reid gets two big endorsements from Republicans in Nevada • Rant: The Tea Party needs to carefully vet conservative candidates • Audio: Latina, racist Labor Secretary speaks to La Raza • Health care costs increasing in New York • My busy weekend and photography jobs • ELECTION UPDATES • Audio: SonlitKnight reports • Comment Line: Steve comments on the fire in Tennessee •


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Show Notes • Links • Audio/Video
YouTube: Mercedes 'My Car Did' commercial
CNN: Judge orders military to stop enforcing 'don't ask don't tell'
Wikipedia: Judge Virginia Phillips
YouTube: Judge orders injunction for 'don't ask don't tell'
Christian Post: Obama urged to appeal 'don't ask don't tell'
CBS News: Jet Ski investigator execution reaction
Star-Telegram: Severed head of Falcon Lake investigator delivered to Mexican Army
CBS News: Falcon Lake posts
Reuters: Calderon tries to cut crime in Mexican drug war city
Daily Mail: Congress candidate Krystal Ball left red faced after photos leaked
Gather: Krystal Ball should gaze into a crystal ball
The Atlantic: White House to lift deepwater drilling moratorium
Guardian UK: Sarah Palin refuses to close the door on run for the White House
YouTube: Moving America Forward: Philadelphia
CBS News: Axelrod: Special interest spending threatens democracy
Rush Limbaugh: Obama makes himself look bad with Chamber of Commerce attack
Chicks on the Right: You know what would have been awesome?
YouTube: Schieffer smacks down Axelrod's foreign money accusation
Washington Examiner: Fannie Mae owns patent on residential 'cap and trade'
Fox News: New York violating the MOVE act
Fox News: Feds to sue New York board over military voting violations
Dick Morris: A NY earthquake? GOP eyeing nine house seats
NY Times: Reid receives two GOP endorsements
The Blaze: Obama's Latina Labor Sec tells La Raza they will help 'our people'
NY Post: Health costs to soar

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