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6am (ET)
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Event Highlights from Friday
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7am (ET)
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7:00-7:30 Question/Newspaper Articles/Phones/Phoner
7:05 On the Phone
Phoner ADRIEL BETTELHEIM
CQPolitics.com
White House Reporter
cqpolitics.com
Topic: An update on the health care debate.
7:30-8:00 PHIL KERPEN
Americans for Prosperity
Vice President for Policy
afphq.org
Topic: Americans for Prosperity's opposition to efforts by House Democrats to pass health care legislation.
http://healthcareforamericanow.org
8:00-8:30 REP. ROBERT ANDREWS
D-New Jersey, Education & Labor
Subcmte. on Health - Chair
house.gov/andrews
Topic: Where Democrats stand today with support for the health care bill .
8:30-9:00 KEN CUCCINELLI
Virginia Attorney General
oag.state.va.us
Topic: A discussion about Virginia's & Idaho’s efforts to block the health insurance mandate included in the health care bill. Some experts say that states cannot overrule the federal statutes.
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10am (ET)
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HOUSE RULES COMMITTEE
Reconciliation/Health Revision
Chairman Rep. Louise Slaughter (D-N.Y.)
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5pm (ET)
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From November 22, 2009
Judy Shelton
Economist and Wall Street Journal Contributor
Judy Shelton is an economist who has written 15 pieces for the Wall Street Journal over the past two years. She is the author of several books including "Money Meltdown" in 1994 and "The Coming Soviet Crash" in 1989. In addition, she is on the board of the National Endowment for Democracy (ned.org) which makes grants to countries to promote democracy. Six months before the Berlin wall came down in 1989, Judy Shelton appeared on Booknotes to talk about the economic problems of the Soviet Union. In this interview, she returns to look at the situation 20 years later as well as discuss the economic situation in the United States.
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6pm (ET)
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Supreme Court Oral Arguments
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7pm (ET)
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America & the Courts
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Roger Gregory
New York City Bar Association
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Roger Gregory spoke about diversity in the federal judiciary, his recess appointment, and his experience as the first African American to serve on the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals. The New York City Bar Association hosted this discussion last month.
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8pm (ET)
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11pm (ET)
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