‘Left, Right & Center’: BP and BHO; Israel-Gaza; the Gores
It was the Week of the Flotilla, and the controversy over Israel's raid on a Gaza-bound convoy was ongoing as "Left, Right & Center" commentators Robert Scheer, David Frum and Matt Miller took to the airwaves in the latest show.It was the Week of the Flotilla, and the controversy over Israel’s raid on a Gaza-bound convoy was ongoing as “Left, Right & Center” commentators Robert Scheer, David Frum and Matt Miller took to the airwaves in the latest show. Also ongoing: the ecological nightmare that is the BP oil spill, and the shock over the end of Al Gore’s marriage. Tune in below. –KA
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