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[Bob J]

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1pm EST - Warriors! Buzz is rejoined by Ollie North as they discuss the ongoing war on terror, Ollie's latest bestseller 'War Stories II: Heroism in the Pacific,' and the most important element in our national defense -- the American soldier. Also, Buzz continues his series speaking with troops on the ground in Iraq as LT COL Duke Deluca, US Army, calls in from Baghdad to give you the truth that you won't read in the New York Times or see on CNN. Join Buzz for another blockbuster 'Buzz Cut.'

2pm EST - President Bush's Middle East Policy - Success or Failure?

3pm EST - Martha's guest today is Larry Schweikart, Yorktown Professor and co-author of "A Patriot's History of the United States:From Columbus's Great Discovery to the War on Terror".

4pm EST - Today on Live Fire, we look at the Mental Health Initiative. Host Larry Pratt will visit with Dr. Karen Ephram of Ed Watch and will discuss the federal government’s anti-gun educational agenda.

[LS]

Ok, ok, since you posted, yes, I am Larry Schweikart, and a proud Freeper!

[socal_parrot]

Bump for your book. I got my copy on Friday and it has displaced the biography of Martin Luther I was reading. Very interesting read.

[LS]

Thanks so much. And yes, we've corrected the errors in the second printing :) But feel free to alert me to them, just in case!

[anymouse]

Unfortunately Lt. Col. North wasn't able to connect through to be on Buzz Cut this week.

But you can still hear and see (and maybe meet) Ollie at the Galveston County Lincoln Day Dinner on March 19th. Go to LincolnDayDinner.com to buy your tickets.

[visitor]

Began reading your book from 1960 since I was directly involved in the Cuban Missile Crisis as a Naval Aviator. Perhaps my only comment is that you're soft on Kennedy in his handling of the Crisis, we were the losers, but one would never know that from most history books.

From the end of the Missile Crisis thru the '90s is as I remember and that is as far as I have read. Except for the editing errors, I'm really enjoying the book and look forward to begin at the beginning...rto