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Drill Baby Drill! 

First up - President Obama announced today that he will be opening up a big 
stretch of America's coastlines to oil and gas drilling. Was this a smart 
political move? What's the Republican reaction? Radio Talk Show Host Ron Reagan 
and former Cheney Aide Ron Christie will score this one.    

Next - 14 state Attorneys Generals have filed lawsuits challenging the 
constitutionality of the health care reform bill. Georgia's Democratic Attorney 
General Thurbert Baker has rejected such lawsuits and Republicans want him 
impeached. We'll talk to Attorney General Baker himself - don't miss it!  

And, Governor Charlie Crist may be learning a lesson down in Florida . we'll 
explain in the Hardball Sideshow!  

Plus, the father of a fallen marine refuses to pay the legal fees of a Kansas 
church group who picketed at his son's funeral in 2006. The group is known to 
protest at the funerals of fallen soldiers because they say American war deaths 
are God's punishment for America's tolerance of homosexuality. We'll hear from 
Albert Snyder, the father of Lance Cpl. Matthew Snyder, and his attorney Sean 
Summers. 

Finally, the Catholic Church and the Pope himself have received mounting 
criticism for recent child sex scandals. MSNBC's Political Pat Buchanan and 
Salon Magazine's Joan Walsh will weigh in.    

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