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From Rebellious Republicans to Tasteless Tycoons

Posted on Mar 5, 2008

Truthdig Editor in Chief Robert Scheer and Managing Editor Peter Scheer talk politics once again with radio icon Michael Jackson.

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This conversation was recorded Monday, March 3.

The Michael Jackson show can be heard in Los Angeles on AM 1260, in San Diego on AM 540 or online at 1260.am.

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By Emphyrio, March 13 at 9:49 pm #
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Too Short

Lot of brain power in this family. Thanksgiving dinners must be interesting.

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By Bruce Toor, March 6 at 7:11 am #
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I don’t agree with much that they say, but to my mind, Michael Jackson plus Robert Scheer are a wonderful, thinking, articulate, entertaining, duo. They strike good blows for democracy!