Justice

*Candidate Lies About Viet Nam: U.S. Senate candidate Richard Blumenthal lied about serving in Viet Nam during that war.

Jihadists caught in airline plot; Al Gore in a recession over better weather; Callers ask about praying for miracles; Bob talks with Jason Jones from Human Life International about a Bush nominee pushing the plan B abortifacient; AOL CEO says, "I See Dead People;" MTV Stoops to a New Low; Iranian dead in Lebanon.

* Dept. of Energy's Solar Decathlon: From the My-Father-God-Can-Whoop-Your-Mother-Earth file -- Why is the green-jobs movement a dead end? Why is there a green jobs movement? Spend $500,000 an you can live in a shoe (but it's an allegedly energy efficient shoe).

* Do States have the Authority to De-criminalize Murder: Kerry Lee Morgan, a Michigan attorney, political candidate, and Ron Paul supporter, defends Ron Paul's philosophy that the federal government should be tolerant of the states decriminalizing the murder o

* Today's 5.8 Earthquake in Virginia Assessed: Today's Virginia earthquake was felt from Atlanta to Chicago to Toronto, Canada with noticeable shaking in the concrete jungle of Manhattan Island and in Boston. The White House and Pentagon were evacuated and two nuclear reactors were taken off line. But no, the Washington Monument is not titling as Megyn Kelly of Fox News had reported. But of course, this earthquake reminds us of the importance of the BEL Earthquake Warning Policy.

* BEL Earthquake Warning Policy: In 2004 two of the four participants in an Age of the Earth Debate who faced off were Bob Enyart and John Nicholl, the former president of EEGS, Environmental and Engineering Geophysical Society. After the debate, Nicholl asked Enyart, if the earth really were young, and had recently experienced a global flood, that would mean that geologists should give governments greater warnings about earthquake risks, so do you think we should do that? Bob answered yes, governments should be warned of earthquake risks greater than that predicted by old-earth assumptions.

Since that debate on Feb. 28, 2004 the world has not only seen the recent quakes that made the headlines like in Italy and Haiti, but four of the top ten most powerful quakes in the last 100 years have hit since that recent debate:
- 2004-12-26 Mag. 9.1 Off Coast of Sumatra
- 2005-3-28 Mag. 8.6 Northern Sumatra
- 2007-9-12 Mag. 8.5 Southern Sumatra
- 2011-3-11 Mag. 9.0 Off Coast of Japan

* Major Submission: Bob and co-host  Doug McBurney are shocked to learn that Hillary Clinton was introduced at a Saudi Women's college by a professor with ties to radical Islam, (mostly they were shocked that there is actually a women's college in Saudi Arabia).

Bob responds with biblical wisdom when co-host Doug McBurney asks his "three big questions of the week."

* First: Should the prosecution in a court of law be required to offer a detailed theory regarding exactly how the crime was committed? And what should be the standard to which a prosecution should be held?

* Militants on a Mission: Guest host Doug McBurney reports on the concerns of representative Sheila Jackson Lee (D) Texas, that it is Christians, and not Moslems that might pose a greater threat to the laws of our nati