Listen Now: Rob’s Hosting The Scott Hennen Show

  •  November 7, 2008


From 8:00am – 11:00 am central time I’ll be guest hosting the Scott Hennen Show. Click here to listen live online.
We’ve got a great show lined up. We’ll be talking to former UN Ambassador John Bolton about the foreign policy challenges President-elect Obama is going to be facing. Ellen Ratner will be on to talk about Obama’s cabinet choices. Senator Tom Coburn will tell us all his thoughts about the future of the Republican party, and Erick Erickson from RedState.com will let us in on a project he’s started to get back at those who are trying to knife Sarah Palin in the back.
Also, it’s open phones Friday! So call in with your comments and questions at 888-598-8464.

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  • http://Array robert108

    When you combine the huge bill for thirty years of Dem social engineering home loan mandates with a President-elect who is going to punish achievers, raise taxes and increase wasteful govt spending, and who wants to raise the cost of capitalization, the stock market acts appropriately with a big sell-off. No one wants to be socked with the confiscatory capital gains taxes Obama has promised, so they want to sell now. It’s really just what was expected by electing a Marxist as President.

  • http://SayAnythingBlog.com The_Whistler_ofnd

    If you hadn’t noticed the economy performed quite well in the 2nd quarter and barely dipped at all in the 3rd.

    But then facts to matter to lefties.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/profile/pcND pcND


    But you go ahead and blame the current economic mess on a President that has yet to step foot in the door. It makes you look brilliant.

    Jay – I listened to every word of the radio interview and never did Rob blame the current economic mess on Obama. What the discussion was regarding was whether the current 2 day drop of Wed-Thurs of 800 points was due to the results of the election.

    Obviously the drop is due to numerous contributory factors….weak retail sales, higher than expected unemployment figures, frozen credit, etc. But you have to be kidding yourself if the prospect of higher cap gains and higher corporate tax rates which can now be expected in the new year are not playing a role. The market is forward looking and the prospect of less earnings after tax in 2009 will hurt.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/readers/author/realitybasedbob/ realitybasedbob

    why don’t you roll back the tape to where Varney Obama shouldn’t be blamed.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/readers/author/realitybasedbob/ realitybasedbob

    said

  • Jay

    First time I’ve listened to this tripe. Good humor.

    My favorite part is Rob’s willingness to say that we’re “undoubtedly” in a recession now that Obama’s incoming, despite not reaching the technical definition of a “recession”. Funny, I seem to remember him bitching about anti-Bush liberals changing the definition of “recession” when Bush wasn’t a lame duck. So hilarious.

    Perfect format for him though, a bunch of frightened callers being stoked by his alarmist fear mongering. Is he angling for a spot as a signatory for the PNAC II that Kristol’s been jawing about?

  • Jay

    Rob, everyone but you realized this country has been in a recession for a while now…under the policies of the current administration…despite the strict technical guidelines you demanded we all adhear to but now disregard.

    But you go ahead and blame the current economic mess on a President that has yet to step foot in the door. It makes you look brilliant.

    It reminds me of the guy that thought people were questioning Palin’s intellect only now that she and gramps lost the election despite the fact that she had been blasted for being a moron for two months. Oh wait…that was you too. I’m shocked.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com robport

    You weren’t listening, Boob. Varney said I was “absolutely right” that Obama’s proposed policies are contributing to the problem right now.

    He said he “didn’t mean to minimize” Obama’s invovlement.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com robport

    Jay, you liberals have been screaming about a recession for years now…and it never came.

    Now the promise of Obama’s economic policies is driving the economy into the ground.

    And, granted, that’s being helped along by the credit crunch and subsequent bailouts, but let’s remember what kind of policies caused that.

    Having 51% of the mortgage market concentrated with two government sponsored companies isn’t the result of conservative policies.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com robport

    So nothing to say about Obama’s policies driving us into a recession?

    Typical liberal. Attack the messenger, ignore the message.

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