The John Batchelor Show for 05-17-2009

It's Sunday night, and that means it's time for John Batchelor!





Here is his website.

The show starts at 7pm Eastern, and continues for six hours of the best radio you will find anywhere, as only John Batchelor can deliver it with his stable of experts...

And here is where you can listen to the show live online:

New York, WABC-AM 770 7-10PM ET;
Washington DC, WMAL-AM 630 7-9PM ET;
San Francisco, KSFO-AM 560;
Los Angeles,KFI-AM 640;

And here is where you can find the podcasts of the show: the first three hours, and the last three hours.

Schedule for Tonight: (all six hours are on the same link now)

The first two hours are below to whet your appetite:

EIT Special

705P Eastern Time: Charlie Gasparino, CNBC, re Goldman Sachs will be the first permitted to repay the Treasury and escape the grip of TARP, re Bear, Sterns, the prosecution.

720P: Michael Crittenden, Wall Street Journal, re AIG and the plan to repay the Treasury on five years, re Congress doubts CEOLiddy.

735P: Professional Roundtable with Jodi Schneider, CQ, Mona Charen, NRO, Diana West, Dianwest.net, re the strange parallel ordeals of Dick Cheney and Nancy Pelosi, re Guantanomo the revision, re the military tribunals, the revision, re healthcare where? Re EIT (enhanced interrogation techniques). Obama to revive military trials Decision angers civil rights groups

750P: Continued re the long term rivalry of Nancy Pelosi and Leon Panetta.

805P: David Weidner, MarketWatch.com re the Obama administration proposal to regulate Wall Street bonuses and salaries at the banks that took TARP and those that did not.

820P: Marc Morano, ClimateDepot.com, re the Waxman-Markey markup of th cap and trade bill for the Obama energy program, re the latest reversals in the global warming theory. GOP plans 450 climate bill changes

835P: Financial Roundtable, John Tamny, Realclearmarkets.com, Aaron Task, Yahoo Finance, Ed Hayes, attorney, re Fear of TARP, re the Obama administration controls bonuses, control markets, controls insurers and banks, re the growing federal hand in enterprise. Insurers Back Away From TARP

850P: Continued re healthcare and cap and trade, re more taxes.

905P: Malcolm Hoenlein, Conference of Presidents, from Jerusalem.

920P: Aaron Klein, author, "The Late Great State of Israel."