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Keith Haley

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1. In the News 2. Mark DePue tells the story of the Army National Guard's 233rd Military Police Company, which was assigned to patrol Baghdad just after the invasion of Iraq. Members of the Springfield, Illinois-based 233rd talked to Mr.... more
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1. In the News 2. Book Talk 3. Peter Singer provides an A-Z on the topics of internet security and cyberwarfare. Mr. Singer spoke about his book at the Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, New Jersey. Peter Singer is a... more
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1. In the News 2. Old Time Radio: Gang Busters - The Chicago Tunnel Gang 3. Book Talk 4. Listener Calls
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1. In the News 2. Former Secret Service agent Dan Bongino talks about his life and his experiences protecting Presidents Bush and Obama. Mr. Bongino also discusses his decision to leave the Secret Service and run for Congress. 3.... more
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1. In the News 2. FBI Cyber Crime Investigations: Shawn Henry talked about FBI methods in cyber crime imvestigations and private industry's concerns regarding federal investigations of computer-based crimes. He also responded to... more
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I. In the News 2. Alan Dershowitz is the Felix Frankfurter Professor of Law at Harvard Law School. He is the author of over two dozen books, including "Rights From Wrong," "The Case for Israel," and "Finding Jefferson." For more, visit:... more
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1. In the News 2. Economic commentator Pat Choate discusses his book that claims that America loses more than $200 billion annually to the piracy of intellectual property. This includes bootleg CDs and DVDs, counterfeit watches,... more
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1. In the News 2, PART 2 - Jack Cashill argues that President Obama and the liberal media worked overtime to convince the public that George Zimmerman unlawfully killed Trayvon Martin on the night of February 26, 2012,, even though... more
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1. In the News 2. .1. In the News 2. Jack Cashill argues that President Obama and the liberal media worked overtime to convince the public that George Zimmerman unlawfully killed Trayvon Martin on the night of February 26, 2012,,... more
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1. In the News 2. Distracted and Aggressive Driving Part 2 3. Book Talk 4. Listener Calls
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