Talk Radio News Service Washington D.C. Bureau Chief Ellen Ratner and Correspondent Cholene Espinoza interview Senate Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs Committee Chairman Joe Lieberman (ID-CT) regarding Hurricane Katrina and Internet safety

Senator Lieberman describes the differences in the current legislation aimed at helping Gulf residents and the legislation from 2005
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Talk Radio News Service Washington D.C. Bureau Chief Ellen Ratner and Correspondent Cholene Espinoza interview Senate Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs Committee Chairman Joe Lieberman (ID-CT) regarding Hurricane Katrina and Internet safety.

Senator Lieberman provides an update on foreign aid for Hurricane Katrina relief
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Talk Radio News Service Washington D.C. Bureau Chief Ellen Ratner and Correspondent Cholene Espinoza interview Senate Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs Committee Chairman Joe Lieberman (ID-CT) regarding Hurricane Katrina and Internet safety

Senator Lieberman explains his internet security plan with a follow up question on how to fund his proposed changes
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Talk Radio News Service Washington D.C. Bureau Chief Ellen Ratner and Correspondent Cholene Espinoza interview His Excellency, Kuwait Ambassador to the United States Salem Abdullah Al-Jaber Al-Sabah regarding Kuwaiti aid for Hurricane Katrina relief and the Iraq War

His Excellency describes the relief package Kuwait provided in the wake of Hurricane Katrina and why Kuwait was so interested in assisting the United States
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Talk Radio News Service Washington D.C. Bureau Chief Ellen Ratner and Correspondent Cholene Espinoza interview His Excellency, Kuwait Ambassador to the United States Salem Abdullah Al-Jaber Al-Sabah regarding Kuwaiti aid for Hurricane Katrina relief and the Iraq War.

His Excellency explains that the Kuwaiti relief package was not sent directly to the United States and does not know why other foreign relief packages were not used or were caught up in "red tape"
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Talk Radio News Service Washington D.C. Bureau Chief Ellen Ratner and Correspondent Cholene Espinoza interview His Excellency, Kuwait Ambassador to the United States Salem Abdullah Al-Jaber Al-Sabah regarding Kuwaiti aid for Hurricane Katrina relief and the Iraq War.

His Excellency describes the differences in security in Kuwait, specifically before and after Saddam Hussein was in power
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Talk Radio News Service Washington D.C. Bureau Chief Ellen Ratner and Correspondent Cholene Espinoza interview His Excellency, Kuwait Ambassador to the United States Salem Abdullah Al-Jaber Al-Sabah regarding Kuwaiti aid for Hurricane Katrina relief and the Iraq War.

His Excellency describes similarities between the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait and Hurricane Katrina, specifically regarding refugees and infrastructure. Following up, His Excellency outlines lessons that were learned and how the U.S. can learn from these events.
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Talk Radio News Service Washington D.C. Bureau Chief Ellen Ratner and Correspondent Cholene Espinoza interview His Excellency, Kuwait Ambassador to the United States Salem Abdullah Al-Jaber Al-Sabah regarding Kuwaiti aid for Hurricane Katrina relief and the Iraq War.

His Excellency outlines the challenges Kuwait faced as a country after Iraqi forces were driven out of the country
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Talk Radio News Service Washington D.C. Bureau Chief Ellen Ratner and Correspondent Cholene Espinoza interview His Excellency, Kuwait Ambassador to the United States Salem Abdullah Al-Jaber Al-Sabah regarding Kuwaiti aid for Hurricane Katrina relief and the Iraq War.

His Excellency describes the strengths and weaknesses of the International community while stability is established along with rebuilding and development in Iraq
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Talk Radio News Service Correspondent, David Popp, participates in a radio conference call with U.S. Senate Minority Leader, Mitch McConnell (R-KY). (7:53)

Talk Radio News Service Correspondent David Popp asks two questions during the conference call pertaining to the Iraq War supplemental bill
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Wendy Wang discusses family life with acclaimed theologian, philosopher, author, syndicated columnist and TV host, Rabbi Shmuley Boteach.

Boteach offers his insight into balancing family and career ambitions highlighted in his new book "Shalom in the Home." (6:56)
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TRNS Correspondent Victoria Jones asks Deputy White House Press Secretary, Dana Perino, if there is any real evidence to support President Bush's comment that U.S. troops in Iraq and their families want to stay to "finish the job."

Perino insists that the President has spoken with many of the troops and generals on the ground, as well as their families, who believe that this mission should be completed. (1:11)
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TRNS Correspondent Victoria Jones asks Deputy White House Press Secretary, Dana Perino, if President Bush has forgotten a phone call between himself and Senator Domenici about U.S. attorney Iglesias or if he is sure one did not take place.

Perino admits never asking President Bush about a phone call and noting that in the time she has been involved no talk of a phone call has ever taken place. (01:30)
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Jack Rice Gives a Live Special Report from Southern Iraq.

Reporter Jack Rice discusses events in the four provinces that are controlled by Iraqis, offering an unbiased review of the successes and challenges still faced in the simultaneous quest for security and reconstruction. (3:30)
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TRNS Correspondent Victoria Jones asks Deputy White House Press Secretary, Dana Perino, about a comment in an article in this weeks "The Economist."

Jones asks if Perino has a comment towards the article refers to the Bush administration as "the most inept of presidencies." Perino has no comment. (0:14)
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TRNS Correspondent Victoria Jones asks Deputy White House Press Secretary, Dana Perino, why Alberto Gonzales is to testify earlier than expected.

Jones asks if Kyle Sampson's testimony changed anything and Perino says that it was a culmination of factors and that the Attorney General thinks it is in everyone's best interest if he testifies earlier. (1:07)
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Ellen Ratner interviews Mike Farrell, former MASH star and author of the new book, "Just Call Me Mike: A Journey to Actor and Activist."

Mike Farrell discusses how his relationship with his father and experience in acting allows him to identify with the oppressed and has inspired him to a life of activism. His biography, "Just Call Me Mike: A Journey to Actor and Activist" is in bookstores now. (6:13)
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Ellen Ratner asks former Lt. Gov. Kathleen Kennedy Townsend to share Townsend's observations on the changing church.

Townsend explains how the church seemed to have turned its focus away from helping the needy and impoverished, instead focusing on abortion and gay marriage that affects a proportionally smaller number of people. (1:11)
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Ellen Ratner asks how former Lt. Gov. Kathleen Kennedy Townsend's book "Losing the Faithful" hopes to change the current Catholic Church.

Townsend notes the church's rejection of women as a starting point for self reflection. (0:46)
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Ellen Ratner interviews Simcha Jacobvici about his new book, "The Jesus Family Tomb."

Award winning author, Jacobvici, discusses the book he co-authored, on which James Cameron based last week's top rated Discovery Channel documentary. Jacobvici speaks about the discovery and investigation of the Jesus family tomb, and the potentially earth-shattering archaeological evidence of a "Son of Jesus." (7:15) Ellen Ratner
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