The Tony Snow Show, Wednesday, November 16, 2005

Fox Radio | 11/16/05 | Tony Snow

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John Gibson is Tony's guest host today.  John's guests and topics on today's show include:

Rummy Strikes Back Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld is adding his voice to the chorus striking back against Senate Democrats. John takes a look at how Rummy makes the case.

Marketing to Christians Hollywood suits are wondering how to tap into the massive box office that The Passion generated. John takes a look at a cynical Hollywood marketing ploy aimed at evangelical Christians.

It's American Music Country music is one of the last bastions of traditional American culture. So why are Australian and Canadian country musicians so successful?

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[Bahbah]

Good morning, Tony and Gibby fans.

[tiredoflaundry]

Morning!

[Miss Marple]

Good morning!

[TheRobb7]

Gibson's a good man, but for cying out loud, STOP PLUGGING THE BOOK ALREADY!

Sorry, I've been watching Fox News and every other breath has been about his book whenever he's been on.

Anyway, now that I've gotten THAT out of my system, let's get down to the nitty gritty, fire up the grill and have some Lefty Meat....

[mathluv]

Top 10? Good morning, all.

[Bahbah]

Good morning. I have discovered Bill Bennett's excellent morning show on the radio so I get my little political fix even before the Snow Show. He is not happy about the Warner amendment, which pretty much reflects how I feel about it.

[mathluv]

I think part of that might be because bor is trying to steal the topic from him. Of course, bor never mentions John's book about the 'War on Christmas' - just keeps talking about the fact that there is one.

[tiredoflaundry]

I keep forgetting Bennett is on early.

[radioproducer]

Good morning everybody, from breezy Washington DC.

[LadyBuzz]

Good morning - I hope John does not try to sing again today!

[tiredoflaundry]

Morning RP! Is Gibby going to sub until Tony is back ?

[Miss Marple]

OK...there are two XM talk stations on my Direct TV...and NO TONY!!!! I am SO disappointed!

[Bahbah]

I keep forgetting Bennett is on early.

That was my problem for a while, but now that I have remembered to listen to him, he's become a must. He was talking about an excellent piece by Tony Blankley today which I am now looking for.

[MOgirl]

Hello,

Good Morning! OT: Richard Clark was just on 97.1 FM, and stated that Clinton signed 3 secret orders (now not classified) and that 1 authorized the CIA to kill OBL. Anyone remember this being reported? The hosts of the show don't remember and I don't either.

Glad to be here, MOgirl

[TheRobb7]

"OK...there are two XM talk stations on my Direct TV...and NO TONY!!!! I am SO disappointed!"

I have Direct TV also. Do you have to pay extra for the XM stuff????

[conservativecorner]

Can ya talk a bit about treasonous Sen. Rockefeller? From IBD yesterday.

Rocky IV's Preview
Posted 11/15/2005

Aid And Comfort: The top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee says he gave advance warning of our plans to invade Iraq to the president of a terrorist state, Syria. A full-scale investigation is warranted.

Sen. John D. Rockefeller IV of West Virginia has been relentless in seeking information to undercut our mission in Iraq. But he has some of his own explaining to do. In an interview last weekend with Chris Wallace on "Fox News Sunday," Rockefeller said:

"I took a trip by myself in January of 2002 to Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Syria, and I told each of the heads of state that it was my view that George Bush had already made up his mind to go to war against Iraq, that that was a predetermined set course which had taken shape shortly after 9-11."

What exactly is a U.S. senator with special access to classified information doing providing private briefings to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, whose country has been on the State Department's list of terrorist sponsors since that list's inception in 1979?

What's he doing sharing U.S. strategy in waging war on terrorists with the nation that, according to the State Department, gives "substantial amounts of financial, training, weapons, explosives, political, diplomatic and organizational aid" to the terrorist group Hezbollah? Hezbollah was responsible for, among other acts of terror, the Beirut truck bombing that killed 241 American servicemen in their barracks in 1983.

Rockefeller's little venture in freelance diplomacy may have violated the Logan Act, which calls for fining or imprisoning any U.S. citizen who deals with a foreign government "with intent to influence the measures or conduct of any foreign government . . . or to defeat the measures of the United States."

If a Senate Ethics Committee investigation were to confirm that Rockefeller was guilty of "a significant breach of confidentiality or unauthorized disclosure," it could "recommend appropriate action such as censure, removal from committee membership or expulsion from the Senate."

It's hard to top a senator entrusted with classified materials providing previews of U.S. military actions to a terrorist state. But Senate Republicans are doing their best.

All but 13 voted with all but six Democrats Tuesday in passing a resolution that amounts to a de facto timetable for withdrawal from Iraq. It's exactly the kind of signal that will encourage terrorists in Iraq to be patient and keep fighting: The American infidels not only lack staying power; they also have a plan to surrender.

Members of "The World's Greatest Deliberative Body" are going to have to convince the American people that they haven't forgotten we are at war. They can start by showing some fortitude in supporting the mission in Iraq for the long haul. And by having a formal investigation of the misconduct of Jay Rockefeller.

[TheRobb7]

"He was talking about an excellent piece by Tony Blankley today which I am now looking for."

Please post that when you find it. Thanks

[Sammie42]

Good Morning Everyone!

[Miss Marple]

No. It is on in the 800's. Gobs of music channels, but only two talk channels...878 and 879.