Guests
The following is a representative list the people who appeared as guests in 2007:
- Stephen F. Hayes – author of Cheney, the untold story of America's most powerful and controversial vice president.
- Max Boot – senior fellow at the Council of Foreign Relations and author of the book War Made New, discussing events in Pakistan
- Melanie Phillips – columnist for the Daily Mail and author of the book Londonistan. on the failed terror attacks in London and Glasgow
- David Satter – former Moscow correspondent for the Financial Times of London and the author of the book "Darkness at Dawn: The Rise of the Russian Criminal State" on events in Russia
- Peter Rodman – former Assistant Secretary of Defense for international security affairs and Pentagon's top Asia policy official on the military threat posed by China's military
- Dr. Scott Gottlieb – former deputy commissioner of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) discussing issues related to the drug approval process
- Joel Mowbray – investigative reporter and author of "Diplomacy: How the State Department Threatens America’s Security" discussing the U.S. taxpayer-funded al-Hurra satellite network, which had a sudden shift in its news coverage following the arrival of Larry Register from CNN
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