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Lots of action on the Hill today as a couple of President Bush's high profile
nominees, Bolton for the UN and Negroponte for National Intell Director face
off against two powerful Senate committees. A former subordinate of Bolton's
blasted him on the Hill today...We'll show you the tape...We lead however with
our Hardball War Council and bring you up to speed on the latest from Iraq:
Arkin, McCaffrey and Downing are in the House...
We then talk to a couple of veteran Senators from the Hill who participated in
the hearings today: Rockefeller and Hagel...
We do a little political slicin' and dicin' on the Intell tip with David
Ignatius, Lally Weymouth and John Fund...Talk about gravitas!
And we finish up with David Shuster from Aspen with part II of his amazing
story of disabled vets hittin' the slopes..
Tomorrow we've got Bob Dole on his new book "One Soldiers Story"...What lessons
can he impart to our youngsters coming home from Iraq and Afghanistan?
Join us please...
Bolton Backgrounder http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/7462527/
Negroponte Backgrounder http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/7474988/
Rummy backgrounder http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/7469124/
Mortman Returns! Baseball and politics: a cozy combination...National pastime
returns to D.C. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/7476084/
Dominic Bellone wrote, compiled and edited The Hardball Brieing from
Washington, DC
And dig this folks, we'll be broadcasting from RFK stadium to cover the
Washington Nationals home opener as baseball returns to DC after 33
years...They'll take on the Arizona Diamondbacks...And when I say we'll be
broadcasting from the stadium, I mean it folks! We'll be on the field! We'll
talk to McCain and Hall of Famer turned U.S. Senator Jim Bunning (R-KY) among
other...A historic night to remember..
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