• Alan weighs in on the fallout from Rep. Joe Wilson’s outrageous outburst at President Obama.

• Are liberals like Alan “destroying America”? That’s the claim of the Catholic League’s Bill Donohue, whose latest book is Secular Sabotage. He’ll sit down with Alan to debate it.

• Max Blumenthal, author of Republican Gomorrah, explains why he believes the Radical Right has shattered the GOP.

• Alan analyzes President Obama’s address on health care reform and gets reaction from across America.

• Is this the best the GOP can offer? Alan examines Rep. Charles Boustany’s Republican Response.

• Comedian John Fugelsang sits down with Alan for a humorous look at today’s news.

• Alan sits down with former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, whose new book is The Governor.

• David Neiwert, author of The Eliminationists, discusses the damaging effects of political hate speech.

• FrontPage Magazine’s David Horowitz joins Alan to debate the Van Jones controversy.

Guest host Ellis Henican fills in for Alan.

• Alan asks Oklahoma State Sen. Steve Russell why he believes that Obama’s speech to schoolchildren is “something you’d expect to see in North Korea or in Saddam Hussein’s Iraq.”

• More Americans are overweight than ever before, so why does anti-fat rhetoric seem nastier than ever? Alan discusses this weighty issue with National Action Against Obesity founder MeMe Roth.

• It’s the Friday Night Free-For-All!

• “Indoctrinating”?!? Alan responds to right-wing hysteria over President Obama’s upcoming speech to students.

• Can you have a life without fear? Author Max Lucado explains how in a discussion about his latest book, Fearless.

• Madness! Alan examines the latest insanity in the battle over health care reform.

• Alan debates Peter LaBarbera of Americans for Truth About Homosexuality, who’s outraged that Ben & Jerry’s would celebrate gay marriage with “Hubby Hubby” ice cream.

• Rev. Billy Graham’s daughter Anne Graham Lotz, whose latest book is The Magnificent Obsession, sits down with Alan to discuss how she was hurt by her church and how she survived that test of faith.

• How much is too much? Alan weighs in on the Duggar family’s decision to have a 19th child.

• Alan sounds off on the short-lived decision to replace patriotic hold music at the U.S. Capitol with smooth jazz.

• Geraldo Rivera stops by to discuss his new book, The Great Progression: How Hispanics Will Lead America to a New Era of Prosperity.

• Will the suspect in Dr. George Tiller’s murder use a “justifiable homicide” defense? Anti-abortion activist Dave Leach, who has written a legal brief for defendant Scott Roeder, defends the defense.

• Why did the Bush adminstration want the terror alert level raised before the 2004 presidential election, even though then-Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge disagreed? Alan sits down with Ridge, whose new book is The Test of Our Times.

• Conservative activist Gerry Donaldson defends his desire to secede from the Union if the federal government does not “fall back in line with the Constitution.”

• How far will they go? Alan examines the latest troubling words of Obama-haters.

• Republicans say health care reform would put Medicare at risk, but is it true? Alan debates the issue with music legend and conservative activist Pat Boone.

• Kentucky State Rep. Tom Riner wants God’s protection written into law. He’ll tell Alan why.

• It’s the Friday Night Free-For-All!