On Friday's ATG, GG will get into Al Gore's EXCITING journey to Europe to receive his Nobel necklace. Gard will chat with Phil Kerpen, of Americans for Prosperity, about the claims promulgated in the pop media that man is 'causing global climate change'.

Gard will also chat with Debbie Schlussel, well-known conservative commentator, and founder of www.debbiedoespolitics.com. Debbie will tell us about a pretty amazing story revolving around a suspected terrorist working for the FBI! HUH? She will also check out some of the latest movie fare in the theeeeahtres.

If you miss any sound on the air, listen to the audio that will be here later!

Look for Sheldon Richman, of www.fee.org and www.sheldonrichman.com to discuss federal money control and its negative consequences, look for Stephen Camarata and Gard to debate federal immigration law and economics and look for Dave McCray to talk about the rip off that is the NH highway system!

On today's show, Gard will investigate the issue of "illegal" immigration, Elvira Arelleno (the self-titled Rosa Parks of Immigration) and the murders in NJ which were allegedly perpetrated by an illegal immigrant (part of a group of assailants). Gard will also talk to Sheldon Richman, of The Freeman magazine, and www.fee.org. They will discuss the impact of Fed Reserve policy on variable interest loans and the economy in general.

Fred Bramante will also join Gard, to talk about his "bi-partisan" effort to get the federal and state governments MORE involved in education. OUCH!

The Foundation for Economic Education’s Sheldon Richman talks with Gardner Goldsmith of “Against the Grain” about government intervention in the health insurance industry, and how such intervention corrupts the system.

Sheldon Richman talks with Gardner Goldsmith, of “Against the Grain” about the ideas put forth by President Bush.

Neither Sheldon nor Gardner can say much to praise the President. Rightly so!

“Freeman” editor and author Sheldon Richman continues his conversation with Gardner Goldsmith, from “Against the Grain”.