Officer Who Shot Fort Hood Shooter Major Nadal Hasan Describes Case
Sgt. Kim Munley, the police officer who shot Fort Hood Shooter Major Nadal Hasan, joined Rick Roberts and Rachel Sutherland on America's Radio News. Munley is now a member of the Coalition of Fort Hood Heroes, a group of survivors and family members of the Fort Hood Shooting.
They are asking the President to not label the Ft Hood shooting "workplace violence" but instead to call it "terrorism." Fourteen people died when Hasan shouted "Allahu Ahkbar" and opened fire on American Military. The Coalition of Fort Hood Heroes said in a statement that unless the government labels the attack terrorism, victims and their families will be"denied the recognition and benefits they are rightfully due," in particular eligibility for the Purple Heart Medal, along with which comes veterans’medical benefits and higher priority for veterans’ disability compensation.
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Economist Steve Beaman: Fiscal Cliff Deals Between Democrats and Republicans Will Ultimately Mean Nothing to U.S. Deficit
Category: U.S.
Steve Beaman is an Economist and founder and chairman of the Steve Beaman Group. Beaman joined us to talk about the looming fiscal cliff and whether any deal would make a significant difference for American taxpayers.
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Attorney Scott Mager with Advice for Homeowners Fighting Insurance Companies Over Damages from Hurricane Sandy
Category: U.S.
Scott Mager is a nationally renowned Attorney, having received nationwide recognition for handling a variety of legal issues at the State, Federal and Supreme Court levels. Scott joins us to discuss damages from Hurricane Sandy and how homeowners can prevent being marganized by insurance companies refusing to pay for damages.
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John Voket, Associate Editor for the Newtown Bee Describes a Community in Shock
Category: U.S.
John Voket is the Associate Editor for the Newtown Bee in Newtown, Connecticut. John knows the victims and the heroes of Newtown personally and gives a first hand account of the community in shock, trying to cope after tragedy.
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John Rosenthal with Stop Handgun Violence Spoke with Lori Lundin and Ernie Brown Today on ARNN
Category: U.S.
Stop Handgun Violence is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization founded in 1995 by a group of business people moved by the increasing number of gun deaths and injuries in America. Rosenthal claims gun policy is designed by the gun lobby and gun manufacturers to maximize access to guns and increase gun violence.
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Mark Walters is a Concealed Carry Gun Expert. He Joins ARNN to Answer Questions About our Schools Safety and What can be Done.
Category: America's Entertainment News Network
Mark Walters is a nationally published magazine columnist penning "The Ordinary Guy" column for Concealed Carry Magazine. In 2002, he survived a potential deadly street encounter because he was lawfully armed. Mark is a vocal second amendment activist and brings freedom to the nation's airwaves every week as the host of the nationally syndicated Armed American Radio program
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Retired FBI Profiler Dr. Mary O'Toole: Many Times People Rationalize Signs of Sociopathic Behavior Which Then Prevents Intervention
Category: U.S.
Dr. Mary Ellen O’Toole, Ph.D. is a retired FBI Criminal Evaluator and was one of the senior profilers for the FBI until her retirement in 2009. Dr. O’Toole has helped capture, interview and understand some of the world’s most infamous people, and she talks with America's Radio News to discuss the mental state of a killer.
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Psychologist Dr. Gina Loudon Identifies Common Traits Shared By Connecticut School Shooter and Other Mass Shooters
Category: U.S.
Psychotherapist Dr. Gina Loudon talks with America's Radio News Network about the tragic Connecticut shooting at a elementary school, saying “It’s a crime of the demented”.
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Ed Miller, Emmy Award-Winning Investigative Reporter Discusses the Tragic Shooting in Connecticut
Category: U.S.
For more than a decade, Ed Miller has researched, studied, and chased some of the most violent criminals in American history. Not only has he been able to get inside the mind of several serial killers, he has been an eyewitness to their execution. He talks about the possible reason for this shooting.
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Clint Tarver with Clint's Hot Dog Cart Describes Union Violence in Michigan Where Union Members Destroyed his Vending Equipment
Category: U.S.
Clint Tarver with Clint's Hot Dog Cart was a victim of Union violence in Michigan when Union members called him racial slurs and destroyed his vending equipment, although he was just there to sell hot dogs. Mr. Tarver joined Rachel Sutherland and Rick Roberts and told how he watched angry Union members punch a reporter, tear down a tent, and spit on people.
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Attorney Representing Family of Marine Held in Mexican Jail Discusses Case With ARNN
Category: World
Attorney Eddie Varon-Levy, the attorney representing the Hammar Family whose Marine son is currently being held, threatened, and possibly abused in a Mexican Jail, joined Rick Roberts and Rachel Sutherland on America's Radio News Network. Varon-Levy discusses Jon Hammar Jr's condition and chances of getting out of Mexico. Hammar's father received an extortion call in which his son said "They're serious, Dad. I'll pay you back; they are going to kill me."
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Rep. Raul Grijalva (D-AZ) Says Many of Today's Republicans See Government as 'Evil'
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Rep. Raul Grijalva (D-AZ) tells America's Radio News that many of today’s Republicans see government as evil. Grijalva says he grew up in Arizona with conservatives like Goldwater who understood government had to do some things for people while some of his Republican colleagues see government as “the evil”. Rep. Raul Grijalva says that many see government needs to be improved, but can be an investment partner for the future.
