- Category Archives 2008 INN World Report Radio
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12-23-08 INN World Report Radio
1st Guest, 7-7:30pm: Bill Fletcher, Senior Scholar, Institute for Policy Studies, Executive
Topic: Global Economic Crisis/ Auto Bailout/Union Bashing by Southern Senators attempting to lower wages of assembly line workers.2cd Guest 7:30-8pm: Steve Shapiro, Legal Director of the American Civil Liberties
Union and adjunct professor of Constitutional law at Columbia Law School
Topic: Examining the President’s ability to pardon.Tom takes calls the 2cd hour and asks the question, “Do you still want no government regulation over the business world after what happened with the bailout catastrophe?”
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12-18-08 INN World Report Radio
Tom Kiely plays some of the best of the best of his archives from WTPRN:
Hour 1 – Guest: Nesreen, an English teacher of young Iraqi women in Baghdad relating her horrific stories of the conditions in Iraq.
Hour 2 – Guest: Richard Viguerie, Chairman of ConservativeHQ.com and the founder of the American Freedom Agenda.
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12-16-08 INN World Report Radio
Hour 1, Tom takes calls and discusses the economic situation.
Hour 2, Tom interviews Professor William Spriggs, Chairman of Economics at Howard University.
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12-11-08 INN World Report Radio
Tom Kiely takes calls and discusses the mainstream media’s obsession with painting Americans as oil “addicts” while refusing to discuss who the “pushers” are. Later in the the show he plays an audio clip of a CNN interview with Fareed Zakaria, former head of ISI Pakistani Intelligence, who has gone public saying that their intelligence shows that 9/11 was an inside job.
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12-09-08 INN World Report Radio
The first hour, Tom Kiely talks with Kevin Smith, activist from Austin.
The second hour, Tom Kiely talks with guest Carl Conetta about US occupation in the Middle East and the Baltic region.
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12-04-08 INN World Report Radio
Thomas Kiely debuts with discussions on mainstream media propaganda vs. truth in alternative media, corporate tyranny, and more. In the 2cd hour guest Chuck Collins discusses the bailout of the automobile industry and the current economic situation.
