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Bruce Tarr
The state senator is pushing for tough punishments for employers who hire illegal immigrants. He talks with Tom and takes your calls.
Audio|Wed, 12 Mar 2008|More from Finneran's Forum
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“…as it relates to John McCain. I hear what more person -- immigration reform. . And a positive thing. Head explode because all -- immigration reform at the starting with John McCain. Is essentially -- that one think about immigration laws that works and it make it all …”
“…senator Bruce Starr Republican from Gloucester. Who was filed a very comprehensive immigration bill -- got a hearing yesterday in front of the Judiciary Committee. Some sympathetic responses from I represented if you -- clarity the …”
Ann Coulter 2-4-08
TV maven and conservative babe Ann Coulter will join us to talk about her vow to beat John McCain's possible presidency. Check out Ann's most recent book If Democrats Had Any Brains, They'd Be Republicans.
Audio|Mon, 4 Feb 2008|More from Howie Carr
|Immigration Billfound at24:06
“…from amnesty something I've written about a few years ago on some immigration bill senator John in and then in its been amendment so that. You know when the illegals. Our -- given amnesty by John …”
Mitt Romney
Gov. Romney joins Tom in Manchester the morning of the New Hampshire primary.
Audio|Thu, 10 Jan 2008|More from Finneran's Forum
|Immigration Reformfound at4:59
“…have you know months ago he was with Ted Kennedy and comprehensive immigration reform and acknowledges he did not see. The temper and the the the new you know the determination of the American people to …”
Bay Buchanan
The prominent conservative pundit supports Mitt Romney's campaign. She talks with Tom in Manchester, NH.
Audio|Thu, 10 Jan 2008|More from Finneran's Forum
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“…It that because you talk about that immigration bill conference immigration -- scope there was to want to know six and one you know seven and and terminal and was cut. …”
Here and Now for Monday, January 7, 2007
The New Hampshire primary could make or break the race for the presidential nomination for both the Republican and Democrat candidates. We talk to Los Angeles Times reporter Peter Wallsten from the campaign trail. What is on the minds of New Hampshire voters on the eve of the nation's first presidential primary? Host Robin Young traveled to the Granite State and found that at a diner in Tilton and a country store in Canterbury many voters, especially independents, remain undecided. A day after the New Hampshire primary the Supreme Court will hear arguments in a case that could affect the 2008 presidential election. Is Indiana's law requiring voters to show a government-issued picture ID at the polls constitutional? We speak with Lyle Denniston, who covers the Supreme Court for Here and Now and Scotusblog.com. The first presidential election in US history took place on this date, January 7, 1789. Americans voted for electors who a month later chose George Washington as the fi
Audio|Mon, 7 Jan 2008|More from PRI: Here & Now Podcast
|Immigration Reformfound at9:40
“…not for instance his campaign almost derailed because of his push for immigration reform he's backed the surgeon was criticized for that and you're not yet. Data I disagree with him on immigration reform but you don't have to live with someone and everything you know what can I just like the feeling that the guy. …”
Here and Now for Thursday, January 3, 2007
A record number of Iowans are expected to turn out to caucus for their presidential picks tonight. We speak with Kay Henderson, News Director of Radio Iowa. Immigration reform is one of the top issues on the minds of voters today. We go to Marshalltown, Iowa, a town that finds itself at the center of the debate over immigration after a raid at a meat-packing plant about a year ago resulted in the arrest of 99 suspected illegal immigrants. We also delve into the positions that candidates hold on the issue of immigration. Our guests are Martha Garica, a first time voter and recent American citizen and Lon Walker, police chief of Marshalltown. We also speak to Jonathan Wiesman of the Washington Post for an overview of where candidates stand on immigration reform . While public opposition to the war in Iraq is at an all-time high you wouldn't know it if you went to the traditional hot beds of radicalism: college campuses. Here and Now's Monica Brady-Myerov explains why students hav
Audio|Thu, 3 Jan 2008|More from PRI: Here & Now Podcast
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“…of the issues of concern at least in Marshal town Iowa. Is immigration reform will joining us with more on that is Jonathan -- of the Washington Post. Jonathan how would you characterize the rule immigration …”
“…Jonathan was one must question John McCain. His support of immigration reform almost capsized his campaign early on he's now changed his stance to be more in line with a hard liners. He says …”
Jane Swift
The former governor says Mitt Romney is not the best GOP presidential candidate, it's John McCain.
Audio|Wed, 12 Dec 2007|More from Finneran's Forum
|Immigration Reformfound at4:39
“…popular there's no question about it his his cooperation on the comprehensive immigration reform he said has cost them badly politically he thinks he's static to recover from that based upon you know an understanding of …”
Steve Forbes 12-11-07
Former presidential candidate and business tycoon Steve Forbes will join us to talk about taxes and why he has hit the campaign trail for former New York Mayor and presidential candiate Rudy Giuliani.
Audio|Tue, 11 Dec 2007|More from Howie Carr
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“…from -- fetters call today and this is from 1996 he compared immigration reform advocates for the know nothing party. The anti immigration issue that's now sweeping the country is in my view no different to …”
11-20-07 POLITICS
Howie talks politics and who you are voting for in the upcoming election
Audio|Tue, 20 Nov 2007|More from Howie Carr
|Immigration Billfound at11:38
“…always with the ease with Ted Kennedy and George Bush on the immigration bill I know we claims he's changed his mind but you know why he looked at upon a lot of people change their …”
John McCain
Tom talks with the GOP presidential hopeful about immigration, energy and more.
Audio|Mon, 19 Nov 2007|More from Finneran's Forum
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“…no question that the earlier -- in the Senate to do comprehensive immigration reform that cause cost an awful lot of consternation and -- how do you Senator McCain go out and re issue of the …”