Red Eye Radio Daily Podcast
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Podcasts:
LIVE INTERVIEW: Tom Rivers, ABC News Correspondent in London discusses the Taliban's agreement to talks with US and Afghan officials. Game 7 NBA finals. The latest on the search for Jimmy Hoffa. Senate rejects border fence.
New Poll: Majority of Americans don't trust newspapers and TV shows. New Poll: Most workers hate their jobs and have checked out! New England Patriot's star Aaron Hernandez's home is searched after killing. Los Angeles City Council approves plastic bag ban.
Will California let boys use girls locker rooms? Marriage rate goes to new low post-recession. Father of Edward Snowden urges his son not to commit treason and to come home. Week two of jury selection begins in the George Zimmerman trial.
LIVE INTERVIEW: Tom Rivers, ABC News correspondent in London. He shares updates that Britain allegedy spied on officials at the G20 Summit. NSA is caught listening to American citizens' phone calls without warrant. CIA preparing to deliver US weapons to Syrian rebels through Turkey and Jordan.
Immigration bill, deals for industry? Detroit News: Gasoline engine is yesterday's technology? Not true. How Edward Snowden stole his technology. Judge rejects accused Ft. Hood shooter's new defense strategy.
Obama Administration decides to supply military aid to Syrian rebels. FBI Director says he doesn't know who is leading IRS investigation. Marco Rubio says he is done with immigration if it includes the gay amendment. Tim Tebow's spirituality is no small factor for the Patriots' owner.
Media starting to pick up that Obamacare may be unaffordable! Scandal roullette. Ralph Nadar: Has there been a bigger con artist than President Obama? Walmart is only hiring temporary workers?
LIVE INTERVIEW: Royal Oakes; ABC news legal analyst in Los Angeles. He discusses the legal issues surrounding whistleblower Edward Snowden and the possibility that he may try to seek political asylum in another country. LIVE INTERVIEW: Linda Albin; ABC News correspondent in London. Albin shares news that Turkey's prime minister reportedly said that the protests in Istanbul would be over in the next 24 hours. NSA scandal update. Girl's double lung transplant is a success.
Japan's stock market crashes. Rubio apologizes for telling one thing to English audience and another to Spanish audience. New poll out on the IRS scandal. Man who had eight-month erection files lawsuit.
LIVE INTERVIEW: Cedric Leighton, former deputy director of the NSA. Leighton discusses inside information on how an IT contractor like Edward Joseph Snowden could gain access to sensitive documents. LIVE INTERVIEW: Jim Ryan, ABC News correspondent in Dallas. Ryan shares news of the Southern Baptist Convention that is holding its annual convention in Houston and it may provide the real-world test of the recent decision by the Boy Scouts of America to allow openly gay members. Report says feds are preparing charges against the NSA leaker. Is Canada spying on us?
State Department's new scandal is very fast-moving. Immigration bill moves forward in Senate. Senator Schumer says it isolates the illegal immigration issue. Turkey explodes in protests. Tebow doesn't take questions on his first day with Patriots.
LIVE INTERVIEW: Craig R. Smith, author and Chairman of Swiss America Trading Corporation. Smith gives his view of the nation's economy, leadership and personal finances. What the real question is on NSA snooping. Backlash intensifies over NSA. NYT admits global warming has stalled.
Marco Rubio loses it on immigration. Patriots sign Tim Tebow. Let's spin the Scandal Roulette table! Study: Driving a car is as stressful as skydiving.
LIVE INTERVIEW: Aaron Katersky; ABC News correspondent in Sanford, Florida. Katersky has the latest on George Zimmerman's trial on charges of second degree murder in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin. The trial begins jury selection today. Scandal roulette! Whistle blower comes forward. GOP calls for the IRS to not enforce Obamacare.
Administration doesn't want court ruling on surveillance to go public. Government gets ready to enforce Obamacare contraception mandate. Cell phone usage can lead to spikes in blood pressure. States consider fees for hybrids to recoup gas taxes.
