Red Eye Radio Daily Podcast
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Deadly tornadoes hit Texas. Acting IRS commissioner resigns. Major media groups call for White House to release Benghazi emails. Mexican company outsourcing jobs to US.
LIVE INTERVIEW: Robert McGimsey; volcanologist with the Alaska Volcano Observatory discusses details on two Alaska volcanoes on alert as lava flows. LIVE INTERVIEW: Jim Ryan, ABC News Correspondent in Dallas shares news that major cell phone carriers are joining together for a major anti-texting and driving campaign. IRS scandal intensifies, highlights from White House presser.
Keeping the scandals in perspective; focusing on the facts. St. Louis news anchor backtracks on the IRS targeting him. Progressive group says the IRS gave them information on conservative groups. AP legal says they were shocked by DOJ story. UPdate on story of 12-year-old charged with his sister's death.
LIVE INTERVIEW: Toby Marie Walker, president of the Waco, Texas Tea Party. Walker joins the show to say that her organization is one of the conservative groups the IRS targeted after they applied for tax-exempt status. LIVE INTERVIEW: Tom Rivers, ABC News correspondent in London. Rivers joins the show to share news that a real "school of rock" for heavy metal fans will begin at a British university this fall. Abortion doctor found guilty of doctor. President denies Benghazi cover up.
Detroit's finances are worse than first thought. New forensic technique for estimating time of death. Boston bombing suspect has a fan club. Retail sales up slightly; good sign?
Mr. Motorkote infomercial. IRS admits to targeting conservative groups. Gunmen open fire at Mother's Day Parade in New Orleans. GOP says they are not targeting Clinton or POTUS in Benghazi investigation.
Network bloodbath: NBC cleans house, CBS cancels former hit shows. Wider problems found at IRS. New twist in Texas fertilizer plant explosion.
Majority of GOP hours now co-sponsoring a bill for special committee on Benghazi. Media spin! Democrat proposes that we text students who overstay their visas. NYC weights allowing immigrants to vote. Colorado sets rules for marijuana sales.
New federal study on immigration. Jodi Arias movie is already in production. The $45MM ATM heist. Texting and driving now kills more teens than DUI.
What we learned from the Benghazi hearings. Jodi Arias found guilty of murder. Fourth Benghazi witness is still out there. Interview with Ian Wallach, criminal defense attorney and legal analyst in Los Angeles. Wallach discusses the guilty verdict in the Jodi Arias murder trial.
One way mission to Mars gets 80,000 applicants. CBS News upset at reporter over Benghazi coverage. Government college loans program has put black students in serious trouble. Judge rules in favor of cheerleaders in Bible banner suit.
Cleveland kidnapping updates. Mark Sanford wins Congressional seat in South Carolina. Gun crimes have plunged but a majority of America thinks they've increased! Superstar boxer to box in China instead of US. Why? Taxes!
Boston probe sheds light on "astonishing" problems in student visa system. McDonalds tells Cleveland hero, "We'll be in touch." Benghazi hearings to take place Wednesday and Thursday. Lawmaker calls for restrictions on guns on 3D printers.
LIVE INTERVIEW: Dr. Paul Bonicelli; Executive Vice President of Regent University and foreign affairs expert. Bonicelli joins the show saying Israeli's strike on Syria is an attempt to do something in support of King Hussein of Jordan. Three women who were kidnapped over a decade ago in Cleveland found alive. More Benghazi stories as the Wednesday hearings near. No verdict yet in Philadelphia abortion doctor trial.
Senate passes online sales tax. Headlines in LA: End to free subway rides. President plays golf, GOP partner gets hole-in-one! Governor Rick Perry of Texas welcomes POTUS to Texas for his jobs tour.
