[Ispy4u]

Sounds like Barbara Streisand to me. Why the heck would a talk radio station in Detroit have access to a report from Washington. Highly suspect and it smells too.

[The Energizer]

Stay tuned for news. The radio host stands by his source.

BTW, WJR has gotten a number of "scoops" in the last few days, including the bust of the three men in Detroit suspected of additional terrorist actions.

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

Good point in post 9. We need confirmation.

[ThirstyMan]

Why the heck would a talk radio station in Detroit have access to a report from Washington. Highly suspect and it smells too.

I have to agree with you.
The rumor mill can generate a host of creative evil ideas, perhaps even give the terrorists some great new ones.
If we keep this up, speaking our fears that is, we might even inspire a dull-witted wannabe future terrorist, too stupid to come up with his own creative evil plan.

[mj81]

Regarding post #9: the Detroit area has one of the largest populations of Arabs in this nation (if not the largest). WJR just might have credible evidence from a source in the area.

[Edmund Burke]

WJR is (or at least was until very recently) one of the oldest and most respected radio stations in the United States. It has been operating since 1920. It still has a number of radio "programs". It is not a "talk radio" station.