Friday, June 27 2008

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Friday, June 27, 2008

D.C. gun ban overturned by Supreme Court

Guest: Peter Nickles, Interim Attorney General for the District of Columbia

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Wall Street is stumbling again after short-lived optimism

Guest: Michael Grynbaum, The New York Times

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Zimbabweans are under threat to vote for Mugabe in runoff election

Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe is following through with a runoff election despite mounting international appeals to call it off. The Takeaway asks veteran journalist Andrew Meldrum for his read on the election and Zimbabwe’s future. He’ll have no end of insight: He lived there for 23 years until he was exiled.

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Two Clinton voters remain skeptical of Obama and Democratic unity

Guests: Maggie Wellington and John Vivo, Clinton supporters, and Mike Obarto, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors in Unity Township, Pa.

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Pixar's Wall-E opens to the praise of critics and kids

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With SAG's contract expiring, will there be a Hollywood Strike sequel?

The Screen Actors Guild's contract with the studios expires Monday and there are reasons to fear a repeat of the crippling 14-week writers strike that ended in February. Some observers say Hollywood is already in a de facto strike, with productions rushing to wrap up ahead of next week.

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A round of major legislation passes through the Senate

Guest: Todd Zwillich, Capitol News Connection's Power Breakfast

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With D.C. precedent, a new lawsuit challenges Chicago's gun ban

Guest: Tony Arnold, WBEZ in Chicago, Ill.

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Law scholar believes Second Amendment grants individuals ownership of guns

Guest: Sanford Levinson, professor of government, the University of Texas at Austin's School of Law

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