After a blistering report from federal investigators on the corruption at Hines Veteran’s Hospital, whistle blowers Germaine Clarno & Lisa Nee joined John Howell to discuss their ongoing fight to end the corruption of Hines and other VA’s across the nation as well as trying to alert Rep. Tammy Duckworth, Sen. Dick Durbin and other members of Illinois Politics to help make their case. (Listen here)
Former First Lady Nancy Reagan died over the weekend at the age of 94. Orland Park Police Chief Tim McCarthy was on Reagan’s Secret Service detail when he was shot by John Hinkley. He stayed in touch with Nancy Reagan over the years, and joined John with reaction to Reagan’s death. (Listen here)
Matt Lewis is a columnist for Roll Call, senior contributor for DailyCaller.com and author of the new book “Too Dumb to Fail: How the GOP Betrayed the Reagan Revolution to Win Elections (and How It Can Reclaim Its Conservative Roots)”. He told John the death of Nancy Reagan might also coincide with the death of the Republican Party as we know it. (Listen here)
Bret Baier will host a special Democratic Townhall Debate Monday night in Detroit. He joined John with a preview and also reacted to the death of former First Lady Nancy Reagan. (Listen here)
Remember the teacher who was facing disciplinary action because a student picked up her phone and saw nude pictures she took for her husband? Now the student is facing arrest Computer Crimes and Aggravated Voyeurism. The teacher is applauding it, saying that he’s 16 years old and simply saying you’re sorry for something like this isn’t enough. Apparently he hadn’t just gotten photos from her phone, they checked his phone and found things from other people as well.
Pornhub determined American porn watchers favor Sen. Bernie Sanders for president. In a two-month survey of 371,000 site visitors between December and February, more than 73 percent of Democrat respondents would vote for the white-haired senator. In middle America, he wins too, with more than 31 percent of Midwestern viewers.
