By host Tom Ashbrook:
It was a week of “not over yets.” First, a ceasefire in Lebanon early Monday with a Hezbollah claim of victory, and a Mideast conflict bitterly unresolved.
Most recently, a loud ruling at week’s end from a federal judge saying there are no kings in America and President Bush’s “warrantless wiretapping” is flatly unconstitutional — a ruling the administration instantly vowed to appeal.
There was pension legislation that may not save your pension, an immigrant claiming sanctuary who may not be saved, and a planet named Pluto that may or may not still be a planet.
Guests:
Trudy Rubin, foreign affairs columnist for The Philadelphia Inquirer
William McKenzie, editorial columnist for The Dallas Morning News
Jack Beatty, senior editor at The Atlantic Monthly
