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I'm once again breaking out the shows into their own separate posts and including the background/info links with the guests' listing in those posts.  I will not be posting an entry for ABC This Week because:ABC This Week (George Stephanopoulos) 'This Week' will not air on Sunday, July 23, due to ABC's coverage of the British Open; we will return with all the latest in politics on Sunday, July 30.ABC This Week comment web page John Bolton does a twofer this week, covering both FNS and CNN.  Coming just after news that Voinovich will now vote for confirmation followed by...

I'm trying yet another format change this week.  I have left the background links on the entry for each guest for each show, like last week, but I've broken the Sunday shows out into separate posts to try to make each one more easy to read and discuss.  The Saturday shows will still be posted as one message, then I'll do the ping.  Please me know if this works.And I've put my (expanded) witty commentary here instead of in the ping...The most interesting guest this week should be Secretary Rice, who is on Fox, CBS and ABC, but she probably...

It's been two-and-a-half weeks since the first "Terror in the Skies, Again?" article was posted on WomensWallStreet.com and subsequently set off an international debate.  From the cockpit to the coffee shop, from the water coolers to the halls of Congress, countless numbers of people have been talking -- and shouting -- about this article.  It seems that anyone who reads the article develops a strong opinion, which in turn creates more questions.  Flight #327 has opened Pandora's box.Last week, when the name of the band was revealed (Syrian singer Nour Mehana) one side shouted: See, we told you so!  Then,...

Could Iraqi Information Minister Muhammed Saeed al-Sahhaf, dubbed "Baghdad Bob" by some in the Western media, have a Syrian successor to his deadpan pronouncements of absurd denials? Al-Sahhaf developed a reputation during Operation Iraqi Freedom for appearing on Iraqi television and declaring that the Saddam regime was winning the war and that "there are no American infidels in Baghdad," even after U.S. troops had secured most of the city. The minister's performance even spawned a spoof website. Now, the Lebanese-American Council for Democracy is calling Syrian Deputy Ambassador Imad Moustapha Damascus' version of "Baghdad Bob," saying his recent statements on...

<p>This is a partial transcript from On the Record with Greta Van Susteren, April 10, 2003.</p> <p>GRETA VAN SUSTEREN, HOST: Tonight, FOX News has learned that, at the start of the war, there were a flurry of calls between Baghdad and the Iraqi ambassador to Syria stationed in Damascus--who's reportedly a close associate of Saddam's son--and there are numerous intelligence reports suggesting Saddam's first wife and daughters are hiding in Syria. Who else is there?</p>