Larry Johnson on John Batchelor’s nationally-syndicated radio show tonight, 10:35 p.m. ET
By SusanUnPC on February 21, 2009 at 2:40 AM in John Batchelor, Larry Johnson
PROGRAM CONCLUDED. Don’t miss Larry Johnson, a Sunday night regular expert guest on the great KFI AM radio show hosted by John Batchelor, one of the sharpest analysts in all of radio (or television). John’s provocative show is dashing, daring, and thoughtful (a rare AM offering). Listen live via Los Angeles AM station KFI 640, starting at 7:00 p.m. PT. If you haven’t listened before, come early if you need to download small, easily installed software.
705P ET: Thaddeus McCotter, 11th Michigan (R), with Simon Constable, Dow Jones, re the GM and Chrysler emergency plans for government funding, re the UAW vs the GM bondholders, re the stimulus package promises to protect or create 4 million jobs, re the continued opposition of the voters to the stimulus. 9 Bailout Surprises From GM and Chrysler Task Force on Auto Bailout Meets
720P: Bradley Keoun, Bloomberg, with Simon Constable, Dow Jones, re Citigroup cost cutters skip offices, Staff for ex-ceos Prince and Reed. Re the continued abuse of the public by the dukedom of Citi, insolvent, corpse-like, aimless, sold off by its own staff in Asia.
735P: Professional Roundtable with Larry Johnson, No Quarter and State (ret), Craig Unger, Vanity Fair, Margaret Hoover, FNC, re the question raised by the puckish Karl Rove that the Obama administration is “winging it,” with regard Bill Richardson, Tom Daschle, Judd Gregg, re the stimulus bill, the Tim Geithner plan, the mortgages, re the Obama trip to Canada to mollify the Canadians re the stimulus bill. Re Energy Secretary Steven Chu says that OPEC is not in his domain. The Market Is Shorting Obama’s ‘Stimulus’
Check out the full slate of guests and topics, all starting at 7:05 p.m. PT.
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