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Barbara Slavin, National Security Assistant Managing Editor for Washington Times, and Jonathan Broder, Defense and Foreign Policy Senior Editor for Congressional Quarterly, talked about key …

Stephen Hess, senior fellow emeritus for Brookings Institution, and Dan Thomasson, columnist and former vice president for Scripps Howard News Service, talked about the achievements of the P…

Telephone lines were open for comments on the question, “After health care, is it time for Senate reform?”

Deborah Hersman, National Transportation Safety Board chairman, talked about issues on national transportation safety. The National Transportation Safety Board investigates and determines th…

Senator Kent Conrad talked about reducing the U.S. national debt, which is more than $12 trillion, as well as other budget and spending issues. After he left, the reporters discussed his res…

Telephone lines were open for comments to the question, “Did the Senate process on health care work?”

Kathleen Hunter, Congressional Quarterly staff writer, talked about the debate on health care in the senate. She also responded to telephone calls and electronic communications.

Alex Counts, president and CEO of Grameen Foundation, talked about microloans, which are small loans directly offered to small business operators in impoverished countries. The loans not onl…

Representative Joe Barton talked Copenhagen summit on climate change and legislation in Congress addressing climate issues. After he left, the reporters discussed his responses with the host…

Norman Solomon and Mark Tapscott talked about the major news events of the week, including the latest congressional action on health care, the policy on the war in Afghanistan, President Ob…

Maria Freese, National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare Policy Director, talked about the proposal in the Senate to expand Medicare to those 55-64 years old. She talked abo…

Telephone lines were open to comment on the question, “Who should Time Magazine select as person of the year?”

Maya MacGuineas, President of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, talked about raising the ceiling on the federal debt that currently stands at $12.1 trillion and her concerns ov…

Telephone lines were open for comments to the question was “2009 an historic year?” C-SPAN Radio’s Bobbi Jackson previewed topics for the Sunday morning shows at the end of the program.

Senator Jack Reed talked about U.S. military policy in Afghanistan and Pakistan, and other issues. After he left, the reporters discussed his responses with the host.

Kathleen Hunter spoke by phone about Senate health care debate. At the end of the program. C-SPAN Radio’s Bobbi Jackson read the discussion topics on the Sunday morning talk shows.

Scott Wilson and Trudy Rubin talked about President Obama’s strategy in Afghanistan. They also responded to telephone calls and electronic communications. Ms. Rubin participated by remote a…

Kathleen Hunter, participating by phone, gave an update on health care debate in the Senate.

William Dunkelberg talked about the reaction of his group, the National Federation of Independent Business, the leading small business association representing small and independent business…

General George Joulwan talked about the role of NATO under President Obama’s plan to stabilize Afghanistan. NATO’s current chief said that the European and other allied countries will contri…