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Podcast title	Dateline Washington
Website URL	http://www.wnd.com/media
Description	Daily News Features with Greg Corombos
Updated	Thu, 7 Jan 2010 08:43:03 EST
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Category	News & Politics
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1. 'It Will Tear Our Country Apart' http://feeds.radioamerica.org/... download (audio/mpeg, 2.59Mb) Description: Grace-Marie Turner of the Galen Institute gives her closing arguments on why the House should reject the Senate health plan on Sunday. What would be the real cost to you and to the nation? How much power would the government really have over your health care? How would your medical experience change forever? What would happen to seniors living on Medicare? How quickly would we notice the effects of this plan?
2. Ten Pills and You're Fine http://feeds.radioamerica.org/... download (audio/mpeg, 1.91Mb) Description: The Capitol Steps recommend a few prescription drugs to help you cope with the latest twists and turns in the health care debate...actually they recommend all of them! Our guest is Steps star Elaina Newport.
3. We'll See What Deals Are Made http://feeds.radioamerica.org/... download (audio/mpeg, 2.01Mb) Description: The Senate side of Capitol Hill has been quiet this week - at least compared to the House. But if Democrats get the votes to pass the main bill, the so-called fixes head to the Senate for consideration. Those are the changes promised to House members for their votes on the main bill. So what kind of product would the Senate be dealing with? And just how big of a tax bill are Americans looking at? We ask Oklahoma Sen. Jim Inhofe, who also explains why killing earmarks would only give President Obama more power.
4. Obamacare, the IRS and You http://feeds.radioamerica.org/... download (audio/mpeg, 2.75Mb) Description: Texas Rep. Kevin Brady says the IRS is poised to hire more than 16,000 new agents if the Obama health plan is approved this weekend. Why? Because of all the new taxes you'll be paying and all the new information you'll have to give the government - including whether your health plan meets government standards. Brady also gives us a preview of his floor speech before Sunday's vote and discusses the latest round of inside deals Democrats are making to secure enough votes for passage.
5. CBO Health Estimate 'Laughable' http://feeds.radioamerica.org/... download (audio/mpeg, 2.47Mb) Description: New Jersey Rep. Scott Garrett, a member of the House Budget Committee, discusses the new CBO estimate claiming the Democratic health plan will reduce deficits over the next 10 years. Garrett says accounting gimmicks are leading to very misleading numbers, and Democrats have no concern over huge deficits. Garrett also says the 'deem and pass' strategy is unconstitutional.
6. Docs to Quit if Obamacare Passes http://feeds.radioamerica.org/... download (audio/mpeg, 2.43Mb) Description: If the president gets his way on Democratic health care legislation, many of America's doctors will close up shop. A new survey shows that 46 percent of practicing physicians will either quit or seriously consider it. Why? What new policies will make practicing medicine too costly and burdensome to continue? What will that mean for access to care with millions more looking for doctors? We ask Matt Patterson of the National Center for Public Policy Research. His latest report is entitled "Obamacare Would Drive Doctors Out of Business".
7. Iran, Al Qaeda Alliance Growing http://feeds.radioamerica.org/... download (audio/mpeg, 2.89Mb) Description: In testimony this week, Gen. David Petraeus discussed the growing bond between Iran and Al Qaeda. How significant is this? Why are radical Shia and Sunni forces working together? How much urgency does this bring to the Iranian nuclear question? How close are the Iranians to having nukes? And what is really the best way to stop them? We ask retired U.S. Navy Capt. Chuck Nash.
8. Obamacare Will Not Pass http://feeds.radioamerica.org/... download (audio/mpeg, 2.98Mb) Description: The final House vote on health care legislation - or what will be the closest thing to a final vote - is apparently set for Sunday afternoon. What will happen? Will a favorable CBO score push Democrats over the finish line? Will pro-life Democrats kill the bill? We ask John Gizzi of Human Events and get his thoughts on the souring U.S. relations with Israel.
9. Dems Can't Make Numbers Work http://feeds.radioamerica.org/... download (audio/mpeg, 2.30Mb) Description: Louisiana Rep. John Fleming says Democrats keep pushing back the health care vote because they can't get a favorable score from the Congressional Budget Office. Fleming, who is also a doctor, explains why the health plan would devastate his business and many more. He also discusses the impact of Ohio Rep. Dennis Kucinich flip-flopping on his vote after being pressured by President Obama. And Fleming highlights his plan to force all members of Congress to be subjected to the new health care laws if the plan is approved.
10. Huge Ad Buy Targets Pro-Life Dems http://feeds.radioamerica.org/... download (audio/mpeg, 2.34Mb) Description: Americans United for Life are taking out full-page ads in the hometown newspapers of pro-life Democrats. What is the message for the lawmakers and their constituents? What is the truth about the abortion language in the bill? Will her organization refuse to label any member who votes 'yes' as pro-life? And what happened to bipartisan efforts to make sure taxpayer-funded abortions are not part of the Senate bill?
11. Final March to Obamacare Begins http://feeds.radioamerica.org/... download (audio/mpeg, 2.94Mb) Description: A final vote (if there is a vote) may not happen for days or even weeks, but Democrats are about to set the stage for an extremely controversial showdown. The Budget Committee has approved reconciliation language for the package to fix the flawed Senate bill. What happened in that hearing and what does it tell us about the next stages in this debate? We ask Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan, a member of the Budget Committee. He discusses what would happen on abortion, the public option and whether avoiding a direct vote would protect and members of Congress from the potential wrath of voters.
12. The Deteriorating Alliance http://feeds.radioamerica.org/... download (audio/mpeg, 2.83Mb) Description: Clifford May of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies discusses the strained relations between Israel and the Obama administration. Are new settlements the heart of the issue or just a symptom of a bigger problem? What is the truth on the new settlements? What might be a bigger issue? How does the Iranian nuclear threat factor into all of this? And is there any reason to think peace progress is possible?
13. American People Can Kill the Bill http://feeds.radioamerica.org/... download (audio/mpeg, 2.25Mb) Description: As Democrats struggle to pass health care legislation and consider extraordinary measures to push the bill over the finish line, Republicans can do very little to impact the outcome. But the American people can. So says South Carolina Rep. Joe Wilson. He says public opposition stopped passage of the bill for months and massive public opposition is the key to killing the bill once and for all.
14. New Standards, Less Choice http://feeds.radioamerica.org/... download (audio/mpeg, 2.02Mb) Description: President Obama says he wants to overhaul No Child Left Behind, the landmark education plan approved under President Bush. The changes include new standards, new classifications for schools and new remedies for those that are lagging behind. Are these good changes? And what has been the track record of the original Bush plan? We ask Lindsey Burke of the Heritage Foundation.
15. 'They Don't Trust the Senate' http://feeds.radioamerica.org/... download (audio/mpeg, 2.93Mb) Description: As President Obama and Democratic leaders try to twist enough Democratic arms to pass the health care bill, Grace-Marie Turner of the Galen Institute explains what will determine the votes of the final, undecided House Democrats and whether more special deals will be added to put the Dems over the top. She also gives a vote count update and explains why House Democrats don't trust their Senate counterparts to make the changes they want.
16. Video: Obamacare, GOP and Truth http://feeds.radioamerica.org/... download (audio/mpeg, 15.67Mb) Description: The Health Care Debate is front and center once again. Radio America News Director Greg Corombos gets reaction to President Obama's latest pitch on health care from Pennsylvania GOP Congressman Joe Pitts.
17. 'Greatest Expansion of Abortion' http://feeds.radioamerica.org/... download (audio/mpeg, 2.59Mb) Description: Abortion remains one of the major sticking points as Nancy Pelosi tries to round up 216 votes. But now Nancy Pelosi is giving up on trying to reach common ground and hoping pro-life Dems won't be necessary. What should we make of that decision? What does the bill really say? and how motivated are grassroots activists against this bill? We ask Penny Nance, CEO at Concerned Women for America.
18. Obama Shows True Colors on Energy http://feeds.radioamerica.org/... download (audio/mpeg, 2.28Mb) Description: Pat Creighton of the Institute for Energy Research explains why the Obama push towards using wind for energy is a proven failure and how environmentalists had far too much influence in shaping energy policy. Creighton also reacts to Obama's decision to forbid expanded offshore energy exploration throughout his four-year term.
19. 'A Woeful Lack of Leadership' http://feeds.radioamerica.org/... download (audio/mpeg, 1.40Mb) Description: Georgia Rep. Tom Price - also a practicing physician - sounds off on the latest developments in the health care debate. How does he analyze Nancy Pelosi's decision to give up trying to win back as many as 12 pro-life Democrats? What about yet another awkward rule strategy to get the bill passed?