Greg Palast live on This is Hell: 11:07 AM CST

[Gabi Hayes]

talking about the Goodling testimony and his article on her

http://www.wnur.org/

talking about CAGING right now, which is being ignored by pretty much everybody, including Conyers!

[Gabi Hayes]

1. critics of email story ask HOW to trace the emails back to Rove? he answers:

Rove hasn't denied it, and they were sent by his assistant


"WHY are you asking ME? Why aren't you asking Rove, Goodling, Sampson, Griffin, etal"

[mwm]

2. Palast

Palast is one of the best guests on the show. It is amazing that every media outlet in the U.S. has ignored him.
I could just see a national ad campaign by the Democrats announcing that the GOP had more than a million votes by blacks discarded with no proof of any wrong doing.

[Gabi Hayes]

4. you heard that part just now? pretty amazing, huh?

now he's talking about the Bush Iran Contra pardons, and how Clinton didn't have a problem with that.

blm, are you out there?

sound familiar

Palast leaves on this note: Bush is going to "pardon them all"

[Gabi Hayes]

3. democrats are playing along with not investigating Griffin because he's only

an "interim" apointment. this is discussed in one of the emails, in which it's suggested to TELL the dems he's interim, and will be leaving office 'soon'

as in AFTER the 2008 election

he's worked with Iglesias in New Mexico, who he's interviewing now. Says Rove went to oval office about Iglesias and told Bush directly, rather than going through cabinet members, as he normally does

[Gabi Hayes]

5. next guest is going to talk about the end of internet radio, including shows like This is Hell

Jake Wood, spokesperson for the Save Internet Radio http://www.savenetradio.org coalition will tell us why July 15th may be doomsday for what you're listening to right now.

[mwm]

6. This is Hell on NPR

Were you aware that This is Hell is attempting to get on NPR? This is probably a real longshot, but just participating should get it more exposure.