[VOA]

"I don't know who Hugh Hewitt is."

Check out www.hughhewitt.com.
Hewitt, grad of Harvard and of U. Michigan Law School, is also a Constitutional Law professor
at Chapman University School of Law.
He was a ghostwriter/assistant for Nixon; then was in DOJ during the Reagan years, having
been unanimously approved by the Senate.
He also did opinon pieces and some series on the big PBS station in Los Angeles (KCET)
as the token conservative, but moved on to talk radio.
It was interesting to hear him grow and get tough in dealing with Democrats/liberals
Hugh was very much the gentlemanly Republican...but after enough inteviews with
some jerky Democrats and the Florida imbroglio of 2000, he's a tough fighter.

Hugh may come off as a smug Harvard Man and a bit aloof as a lawyer...
but give him a try. He gets great guests, especially on defense issues and
runs great sound clips (I really miss the zinger outtakes from Rummy's press conferences!)

[Choose Ye This Day]

Hewitt's interview series on PBS, "Searching for God in America" was excellent, as is the companion book.

Guests and sound bites, as you say VOA, are FANTASTIC.

[Choose Ye This Day]

"AM radio shock jock, Hugh Hewitt..."

LOL!!!

[jwalburg]

Pretty impressive credentials. I understand about increasing toughness. When I see how the Dems cheat at every front, and especially in the media (The Seattle PI's treatment of Susan Lindauer, who used to work for them, the neglect in the L.A. Times and the Washington Post of telling us why Kerry's VVAW meeting was "controversial" and not even mentioning the assassination plot, the presences of ANY story by David Espo or Ron Fournier) makes me not even want to listen to their "ideas" or give them the least benefit of a doubt.