American Am's Podcast

Henry and CJ discuss the question if BP and the administration are cooperating on an information black out on the Gulf oil gusher. Plus, looking at Tuesday's primary election results.

Henry CJ and callers discuss the Rand Paul victory and implosion. Does he really believe business owners can discriminate based on race?

Henry and callers discuss tha Republican Convention coming to Tampa, Senate Candidate Kendrick Meek's bad week, the Gulf of Mexico oil gusher and Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan.

Guest: Mike Wright, Health, Safety and Environment Director, United Steel Workers, www.usw.org

Guest: Guest: Bud Chiles, Lawton Chiles Foundation , http://www.lawtonchiles.org/ , www.worsttofirst.org , discusses his recent trip to Haiti. Guest: Atty. Scott R. Bickford http://mbfirm.com/ , Martzell & Bickford Law Firm, is representing the family of one of the deceased Horion oil rig workers as well as one of the surviving crew members. Scott Bickford is a trial attorney who for over 25 years has represented the rights of injured workers and their families in environmental cases. He has represented hundreds of individuals exposed to asbestos, welding fumes, and other toxic substances. As part of this representation, he has successfully tried numerous cases involving different asbestos illnesses, participated on national panels involving asbestos litigation problems, and has lectured extensively on asbestos trial practice to other attorneys. Mr. Bickford served as a member of the Asbestos Claimants' Committee in the Babcock and Wilcox Bankruptcy. In addition to his asbestos practice, Mr. Bickford rep

The inteview with Atty. Scott Bickford, representing family and survivors of the Horizon oil rig disaster, continues. Guest: Matt Bruce, host of The Captain's America and Troop Talk http://thecaptainsamerica.com , discusses his research on the Horizon oil rig explosion and how government protocols have been ignored for years.

Guest: Lt. General Robert G. Gard, Jr., U.S. Army-retired, Chairman, Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation Lt. General Robert G. Gard, Jr. is Chairman of the Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation http://www.armscontrolcenter.org where his policy work focuses on nuclear nonproliferation, missile defense, Iraq , Iran , military policy, nuclear terrorism, and other national security issues. During his military career, Gard saw combat in both the Korea and Vietnam wars, and served a three year tour in Germany . He also served as Executive Assistant to two secretaries of defense; the first Director of Human Resources Development for the U.S. Army; Special Assistant to the Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs; and President of National Defense University (NDU). After retiring from the U.S. Army in 1981, after 31 years of distinguished service, Gard served for five years as director of the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies Center in Bologna

Henry. Jim Delgado and callers discuss Glenn Beck's plan from God and talk radio with callers.

Henry and guest co-host Jim Delgado discuss Charlie Crist with callers.

Guest: Rep. Kendrick Meek,Democratic Candidate, US Senate, http://www.kendrickmeek.com

Henry and CJ discuss Bill McCollum's Healthcare lawsuit is unprecedented, no really without precedent Education reform is sent to Gov. Crist. Will he make an "Independent" decision. plus he releases his fundraising numbers

Guest: The Captain, Matt Bruce,host of The Captain's America radio show, on Florida bills that will reduce state employees pensions and healthcare subsidies. www.thecaptainsamerica.com Guest: Bud Chiles, Lawton Chiles Foundation, on education reform. http://www.lawtonchiles.org/ , www.worsttofirst.org

State Senator and Republican Gov. Candidate Paula Dockery. http://www.peopleforpaula.com/?skipped=true Senator Paula Dockery has proven to be a champion for the taxpayers of Florida, skillfully marshalling bi-partisan consensus for legislation of significant impact to Floridians. A University of Florida B.A. and M.A. alumna, Senator Dockery worked in the insurance industry before focusing her leadership skills on a career in public service. Elected to the Florida House of Representatives in 1996, she served as State Representative for six years in the positions of House Majority Whip, Chair of the Environmental Protection Committee and Chair of General Government Appropriations. Elected to Senate District 15 in 2002 and subsequently re-elected, Senator Dockery has served twice as Senate Majority Whip and is currently in her second assignment as Chair of the Criminal Justice Committee. Senator Dockery’s success in establishing significant environmental policy began in the House, where she was the primary spon

Henry, Jim and callers discuss the passage of the healthcare bill and if a possible strike on Iran would be a prelude to a move against China.

Henry and callers discuss the healthcare vote.

Story links: The Petraeus briefing: Biden's embarrassment is not the whole ... Mar 14, 2010 www.mideast.foreignpolicy.com/.../the_petraeus_briefing_biden_s_embarrassment _is_not_the_whole_story - , Final destination Iran?, http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/world-news/final-destination-iran-1.1013151 Guest: Ambassador Edward Peck served as the U.S. Chief of Mission to Iraq in the 1980s and has also served diplomatic functions in Morocco , Algeria , Tunisia , Egypt and Mauritania . In Washington , DC he was the Deputy Director of the Cabinet Task Force on Terrorism at the White House under President Reagan. Since retiring, Ambassador Peck has served as Executive Secretary of the American Academy of Diplomacy, Chairman of Political Tradecraft Programs at the National Foreign Affairs Training Center , and as a lecturer and consultant to businesses, governments and the media in the U.S. and overseas. He is a Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellow and a Distinguished Visitor at the National War College . Known for his c

Henry and guest co-host CJ discuss with callers two education bills pending in the Florida legislature and their possible harm to students, schools and teachers.

Henry and CJ discuss The St Pete Times - Miami Herald's joint investigation of Republican Florida US Senate candidate Marco Rubio's $600,000 political action committees as well as The New York Times investigation of his opponent, Gov. Charlie Crist's $i.7billion attempt to buy US Sugar's Everglades land at inflated values.

Henry and guest co-host, The Captain, Matt Bruce, www.thecaptainsamerica.com , discuss what it means to be progressive or conservative as well as news of the week with callers.

Guests: John Robb, author of Brave New War, http://globalguerrillas.typepad.com/ and Former NH Sen. Bob Smith, currently running in the Florida Republican Senate primary. http://friendsofsenatorbobsmith.com