* Professor Walter E. Williams returns this weekend to the Casey Lartigue Show on XM 169 The Power. We'll be talking about his recent columns.
During last week's show we had a caller who asked about a column Professor Williams wrote about blacks benefiting from slavery. That column has been attacked numerous times by hosts and callers on XM 169. So it will be interesting to hear what Professor Williams has to say.
* Following up on last week's discussion, we will present more information to debunk Memorandum 46. That's the memorandum that was allegedly written by Zbigniew Brzezinski, Jimmy Carter's former national security advisor. It is widely circulated in black leftist circles. On last week's show I read an e-mail that Brzezinski sent to me denouncing the memo as a forgery.
* We'll be looking at other news from the week. If I had to go on the air within the next few minutes, then we would talk about Gary Sheffield's comments that Major League Baseball prefers Latino players because they are easier to control. And we'd also also talk about interracial marriage to mark the 40th anniversary of the Loving v. Virginia case.
CJL
During last week's show we had a caller who asked about a column Professor Williams wrote about blacks benefiting from slavery. That column has been attacked numerous times by hosts and callers on XM 169. So it will be interesting to hear what Professor Williams has to say.
* Following up on last week's discussion, we will present more information to debunk Memorandum 46. That's the memorandum that was allegedly written by Zbigniew Brzezinski, Jimmy Carter's former national security advisor. It is widely circulated in black leftist circles. On last week's show I read an e-mail that Brzezinski sent to me denouncing the memo as a forgery.
* We'll be looking at other news from the week. If I had to go on the air within the next few minutes, then we would talk about Gary Sheffield's comments that Major League Baseball prefers Latino players because they are easier to control. And we'd also also talk about interracial marriage to mark the 40th anniversary of the Loving v. Virginia case.
CJL