If you missed it on Sirius-XM’s POTUS channel, catch the podcast version, now online here at PJM:

• Bill Whittle of PJTV.com interviews Charles Stimson, former Deputy Assistant Secretary of defense for Detainee Affairs, now with the Heritage Foundation. They’ll be discussing Attorney General Eric
  Holder’s decision to try Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and other 9/11 suspects in New York City.
• Pajamas Media CEO Roger L. Simon and fellow Motion Picture Academy member Lionel Chetwynd make sense of the byzantine process of how a film gets nominated for an Academy Award.
• Dr. Helen Smith interviews Jessica Custer of the Network of Enlightened Women, on their efforts to bring increased intellectual diversity to America’s universities.
• Glenn Reynolds interviews the members of the Smart Set, on how the Internet is changing how music is distributed and opening new opportunities for entrepreneurial musicians.
• Hosted — with a NyQuil chaser — by the Vodkapundit; produced by your humble narrator.

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The new show is online:

• Steve’s take on “The Week In Blogs.”
• Glenn Reynolds interviews Fred Smith Jr. of the Competitive Enterprise Institute, who cautions the GOP to avoid becoming “Democrat Lite.”
• From PJTV’s “Trifecta”, Steve, PJTV.com’s Bill Whittle and Scott Ott on the fall of the Berlin Wall.
• From PJTV.com’s Veteran’s Day coverage, a short segment recorded on location, during Whittle’s tour of Guantanamo Bay. (And don’t miss Steven Crowder’s report from Gitmo, coming next week. Here’s a sneak peak.)
• An update on the massacre at Fort Hood, hosted by Bill, who interviews Cliff May, President of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, and Col. Austin Bay (US Army, ret.), co-author of A Quick & Dirty Guide To War.
• From their weekly “Poliwood” series on PJTV.com, Pajamas CEO Roger L. Simon and fellow Academy Award-nominated screenwriter Lionel Chetwynd give their take on Woody Allen’s new film, Whatever Works, and how the Woodman has “evolved” over his decades in show biz.
• Produced by your humble narrator.

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This week’s big show looks back at this past week’s elections, and two best-selling authors with very competing visions of the future:

• From PJTV’s Trifecta series, PJM Political host Steve Green and St. Louis talk radio sensation Dana Loesch interview Scott Ott of Scrappleface about what he learned running for office in his hometown of Lehigh County, PA.
• Five Questions For James Lileks — including questions about the off-year elections and The Big Episode of Mad Men last week.
• Joe Hicks of PJTV.com on the GOP’s Epic NY-23 Fail during Tuesday’s elections.
• Ed Driscoll interviews author/historian Jennifer Burns about her new book, Goddess of the Market: Ayn Rand and the American Right.
  
• Glenn Reynolds reports from the recently concluded 17^th annual State Policy Network meeting in Ashville, NC.
• From PJTV’s Poliwood, Pajamas CEO Roger L. Simon and fellow Academy Award-nominated screenwriter Lionel Chetwynd debate the controversial statements from Rocco Landesman, National Endowment for the Arts chairman conflating the writings of President Obama with…Julius Caesar?!
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Also, note that the interview with Burns was heavily edited for time; click here for the full length 18-minute “Director’s Cut” edition of the interview, and video of Burns’ recent appearance on Reason.tv.

The big show is now online:

Join host Steve Green of VodkaPundit.com for a snapshot of Washington and beyond:

• Host Stephen Green of Vodkapundit.com interviews Scott Ott of Scrappleface.com, and Bill Whittle of PJTV.com on the future of newspapers.
• Glenn Reynolds interviews Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-TN).
• From the latest segment of PJTV.com’s National Security Review, Bill Whittle talks with Cliff May, President of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, and Austin Bay, co-author of A Quick & Dirty Guide To War, about claims by Gerald Posner in The Daily Beast.com that the Taliban and Al Qaeda are using heroin as a weapon in Afghanistan.
• Pajamas CEO Roger L. Simon and fellow Academy Award-nominated screenwriter Lionel Chetwynd talk with Thor Halvorssen, the founder of the Moving Picture Institute on the high tech future of film distribution.
• Back after after his exclusive three week tour of Europe, Scandinavia and the subcontinent, James Lileks (seen on the PJM Political page in his Halloween guise of Minimus Lilekus) returns for another round of Five Questions With James Lileks!
• Produced by your humble Blogospheric narrator.

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We load up the Sirius-XM-equipped covered wagons and head west for the latest edition of PJM Political:

• Pajamas CEO Roger L. Simon interviews Fred Barnes on the future of traditional media, recorded in front of the retired Air Force One at the Reagan Library in Simi Valley, CA.
• Minnesota’s Gov. Tim Pawlenty and new media’s Andrew Breitbart address the crowds at Western CPAC in Long Beach, CA.
• Host Stephen Green interviews Eric Olsen, the founder of Blogcritics.org, on how new FTC regulations will impact bloggers. Recorded at the annual Blog World Expo convention this past weekend in Las Vegas. (Watch for video on Monday at PJTV!)
• Glenn Reynolds of Instapundit.com interviews St. Louis talk radio host Dana Loesch, and PJTV’s Bill Whittle on “Can Independents & Conservatives Save the Republican Party?”
• Highlights from the first episode of a new series on PJTV.com, Medically Incorrect, hosted by Dr. Peter Weiss.
• Produced by your humble narrator.

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With Steve under the weather this past week, I sit in as guest host along with:

• Glenn Reynolds interviews musician John Ondrasik of Five For Fighting, who looks back on performing at the Concert for New York City immediately after September 11th, 2001, and how our increasingly fragmented culture is shaping America.
• Bill Whittle of PJTV interviews Noah Shachtman, contributing editor of Wired magazine, who explores what happens “When Unmanned Drones Attack” in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
• PJTV’s Allen Barton interviews James Kirchick of the New Republic, who ponders, “Is America the New Rome?”
• Roger L. Simon and fellow Academy Award-nominated screenwriter Lionel Chetwynd discuss the scandal currently impacting David Letterman.
• Produced by yours truly.

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The new show is online, with:

• Host Steve Green’s look at where President Obama goes next in what was, as recently as last November, the Right War for the left: Afghanistan.
• PJTV’s Bill Whittle breaks down the surprisingly timeless strategy that Andrew Breitbart used to push the ACORN story into old media.
• Sonia Schmidt of PJTV.com plays “codebreaker” in regards to the racism that the left believes is emanating from the recent Tea Parties.
• Roger L. Simon and fellow Academy Award-nominated screenwriter Lionel Chetwynd explore why Hollywood circled the wagons around Roman Polanski.
• James Lileks on Polanski, Afghanistan, and more.

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Update: Perhaps Janeane Garofalo might want to pay particular attention to Sonia’s segment.

Now online, it’s the big show:

Join host Steve Green of VodkaPundit.com for a snapshot of Washington and beyond:

• From his weekly “Hair of the Dog” show, Steve looks back at President Obama’s blitz of the Sunday talk shows. Did Obama bring sufficient cowbell?
• Scott Ott and Alfonzo Rachel of PJTV Salutes Rep. Charles Rangel — Mr. Tax-Law-Writing-Tax-Evader.
• Steve and Ed debate Obama’s Wednesday appearance at the UN.
• James Lileks on former eBay CEO Meg Whitman’s run for the California governorship, and the filthiest Microsoft commercial that never was.
• From last weekend’s “Smart Girl Politics” conference in Nashville, Dr. Helen Smith interviews Michelle Malkin on the surprising impact of Twitter as a social media.
• Roger L. Simon interviews Norman Podhoretz, longtime editor of Commentary magazine on his new book, Why Are Jews Liberals?
• From PJTV’s weekly “Poliwood” series, Roger L. Simon and fellow Academy Award-nominated screenwriter Lionel Chetwynd on the overt politicization of the National Endowment for the Arts.
• Produced by the Bruce Dickinson, with a little help from yours truly.

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Andrew Breitbart stops by the latest edition of PJM Political, to discuss Big Government.com and ACORN. Plus:

• PJTV guest interviewer, National Review.com’s Mark Hemingway surveys the surprisingly diverse crowd at the Washington, DC Tea Party. (Sadly, no interviews with the now-legendary Boob Czar, though.)
• From the Quincy, IL Tea Party, Glenn interviews St. Louis talk radio host Dana Loesch.
• Back in the studio, it’s five Questions For James Lileks, including one on President Obama’s commando attack in Somalia this week.
• The VodkaPundit on former President Jimmy Carter’s ill-conceived reappearance on the national stage.
• Glenn Reynolds interviews fellow Tennessean, Sen. Bob Corker.
• Produced by your humble narrator.

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PJM Political kicks off its third year on Sirius-XM today. I put together a look back at some of the show’s biggest guests over its first two seasons, including:

Senator John McCain

Former Senator Fred Thompson

Former Ark. Gov. Mike Huckabee (plus James Lileks on 2007’s brief “Huckabee boomlet!”)

Former Mass. Gov. Mitt Romney

Former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani

Steve Westly, eBay, co-founder, California Campaign Co-chair for Obama ’08

Steve Maviglio, Democratic strategist for Hillary Clinton ‘08

Michelle Malkin’s harrowing run-in with a “truther” during the 2008 Democratic Convention

From the film’s premiere at the 2008 GOP convention, American Carol’s Jon Voight

General David Petraeus

John Howard, former Prime Minister of Australia

And from September of 2007, an offer from Ed they could refuse…

Plus, newly recorded for this week’s show:

• Steve Green on the perfidiousness of President Obama’s healthcare “reform” speech on Wednesday.
• Five futuristic-themed questions for James Lileks.
• Jim Hoft of Gateway Pundit on his role in bringing to light the Van Jones story.

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Chew on the newest PJM Political:

• Steve and Ed on President Obama’s terrible, horrible, no good, very bad week — complete with plenty of biting commentary.
• Steve and James Lileks debate the pros and cons of President Obama addressing their children at school.
• Ruthie Blum Leibowitz of the Jerusalem Post catches up with former Arkansas governor and GOP presidential candidate Mike Huckabee during his trip to Israel, in an interview recorded live in Jerusalem by PJTV.com.
• From his weekly Instavision series on PJTV, Glenn Reynolds interviews best-selling science fiction author, blogger, and contributor to AMC-TV’s Website, John Scalzi, about his new non-fiction book, Your Hate Mail Will Be Graded.
• Ed Driscoll interviews Steven F. Hayward about The Conservative Counterrevolution: 1980-1989, the recently released second volume of his Age of Reagan series. (An excerpt from last week’s PJM Political, which was preempted on Sirius-XM by live coverage of Sen. Kennedy’s funeral.) Watch video of interview here.
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The latest edition of PJM Political is now online at PJM HQ:

• Steve and Ed look back at the late Sen. Ted Kennedy’s ability to cross the aisle to help pass legislation, and his surprising role in transportation deregulation in the late 1970s.
• Glenn Reynolds of Instapundit.com interviews Radley Balko of Reason magazine on wrong door SWAT raids and the injustice of the justice system.
• James Lileks on a new Mideast peace proposal announced by England’s Guardian.
• Ed Driscoll interviews Steven F. Hayward about The Conservative Counterrevolution: 1980-1989, the recently released second volume of his Age of Reagan series.
• Produced by Ed Driscoll.

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The latest edition of PJM Political features:

• Ted Kennedy wants to change the law — again — for replacing a senator in Massachusetts. Host Steve Green of Vodkapundit.com has a modest proposal for Teddy in response.
• Five Questions For James Lileks, including one on the passing of CBS’s Don Hewitt.
• From PJTV’s Poliwood, Pajamas CEO Roger L. Simon and fellow screenwriter Lionel Chetwynd reminisce about the career of the recently deceased novelist and screenwriter Budd Schulberg. (Who works include On The Waterfront, What Made Sammy Run, and A Face in the Crowd.)
• From PJTV’s InstaVision, Glenn Reynolds interviews New York Times-bestselling science fiction author John Ringo on the merger of sci-fi and military tech.
• Produced by your humble narrator.

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The big show this week features:

• Host Steve Green of VodkaPundit.com on Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid dubbing health care protesters “evil-mongers.”
• Steve and Ed Driscoll on the passing of Les Paul.
• Glenn Reynolds of Instapundit.com interviews fellow blogging pioneer Virginia Postrel of the Atlantic, the New York Times and Reason magazine on “Kidneys for Cash: The Bioethical Dilemma of Organ Donation.”
• Steve, Scrappleface’s Scott Ott and Bill Whittle of PJTV debate the “astroturfing” nature of the health protesters.
• Five Questions For James Lileks, including one on Hillary Clinton’s gaffe in the Congo.
• Roger L. Simon on Obama’s “plot against the doctors.”
• Produced by Ed Driscoll.

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Michelle Malkin and Michael Malone join Steve Green, Glenn Reynolds, James Lileks and I on this week’s PJM Political.

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The latest edition of Pajamas’ weekly show on Sirius-XM is now online:

Join host Steve Green of VodkaPundit.com for a snapshot of Washington — and beyond:

• Steve on the cancellation of the F-22 Raptor program.
• James Lileks on Apple’s surprising profitability.
• From this week’s three hour special on PJTV.com, PJTV co-hosts Bill Whittle, Joe Hicks, and Sonia Schmidt discuss President Obama’s health care reform initiatives.
• Glenn Reynolds of Instapundit.com interviews Republican Whip Eric Cantor, and Congressman and MD Tom Price on health care reform.
• Pajamas Media CEO Roger L. Simon interviews Rep. Roy Blunt on health care reform.
• Novelist, screenwriter and Pajamas Express blogger Andrew Klavan calls for greater tolerance for gay rights — or as he satirically titled his video at PJTV, “Eek! Gay People!”
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Christian Toto reviews Harry Stein’s new book, I Can’t Believe I’m Sitting Next To A Republican.

Click here for my PJM Political interview with Stein.

Update: Don’t miss Glenn Reynolds’ video interview with Harry now online at PJTV.

The latest edition of PJM Political is now online:

• Steve and Ed Driscoll discuss Judge Sonia Sotomayor’s appearance before the Senate this week, the Brave New World of “Health Care Reform” and the 40^th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing.
• Steve interviews James Lileks on the future of his newspaper, the Minneapolis Star-Tribune, in the age of the Internet.
• Taken from his Silicon Graffiti videoblog, Ed interviews Scott Baker and Liz Stephans of Breitbart.tv’s daily B-Cast Internet news show, on the coming convergence of traditional and Web-based television.
• Jennifer Rubin, Pajamas’  DC editor talks with Diana Furchtgott-Roth, a senior fellow with the Hudson Institute, on the influence of the AFL-CIO in Washington, DC.
• Glenn Reynolds of Instapundit.com interviews Joseph Cao (R-LA), one of the rarest of endangered species in 2009 DC: the freshman Republican.
• Pajamas’ CEO Roger L. Simon speaks with documentary filmmaker Chris Burgard, just back from Honduras, where he videotaped a series of special reports on that nation’s constitutional crisis for PJTV.com.

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If you missed it on Sirius-XM’s POTUS channel, tune in here, and check out:

• Host Steve Green riffs on Bombs Away Biden: “They told me that if I didn’t vote for Obama, we’d get a crazy vice president cheerleading Israel into attacking Iran…And they were right!”
• Glenn Reynolds interviews Joel Kotkin, Presidential Fellow in Urban Futures at Chapman University, and the author of The City: A Global History, about California’s fiscal and economic woes.
• Roger L. Simon and fellow Academy-nominated screenwriter Lionel Chetwynd interview Cyrus Nowrasteh, the director and co-screenwriter of the controversial new film, The Stoning of Soraya M.
• Produced by your humble narrator.