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* Second String First: Bob’s co-host Doug http://theweeklyworl

* Houston, We Have a Problem: Whitney Houston’s tragic death brings up the shocking numbers related to prescription drug abuse in America

* Rush to the Truth: Bob & co-host Doug McBurney analyze a recent segment in which budding talk show host Rush Limbaugh cites the abortion breast cancer link, and the controversy surrounding Susan G. Komen’s funding of child killing conglomerate, and top recipient your tax dollars and mine, Planned Parenthood.

February is BEL Telethon Month

* Heard 'Round the World: Bob and co-host Doug McBurney examine the Personhood Movement's impact on politics, the culture, the media and the Body of Christ!

* The U.N.-godly vote: as the nations gather to vote against the existence of Israel this week bob and co-host Doug McBurney discuss the implications and how we might better understand the tension in the middle east.

* Denver Consumer advocate and media personality Tom Martino is declaring bankruptcy, begging the question, "is declaring bankruptcy immoral"? Hear a discussion of bancruptcy from a biblical perspective and find out why Tom won't be showing up at the Denver Rescue Mission anytime soon...

* Can You Smell that Smell? After a flight originating in Washington DC was diverted to Cuba because of an odor in the cockpit, guest host Doug McBurney connects the dots from that stink to the debt ceiling “deal” made in the dark of night in the drug http://www

* 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?