Patt Morrison
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Hosted by Patt Morrison Airs Weekdays 1 p.m.-3 p.m.
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Patt Morrison is a live two-hour public affairs show. The program is known for its innovative discussions of local politics and culture, and for its presentation of national and world news as it affects Southern California.Coming up on Patt Morrison
Monday Nov. 23rdMONDAY: Fatherhood - what is it? Patt, Tom Leykis and Gloria Allred discuss in light of over-the-counter DNA tests; and New York Times financial reporter Andrew Ross Sorkin explains the financial meltdown with his new book "Too Big to Fail: the inside story of how Wall Street and Washington fought to save the financial system - and themselves"
Patt Morrison for November 13, 2009
Nov. 13, 2009|2 comments
FreedomWorks head and former GOP Congressional leader Dick Armey talks tea party movement and health care; Seymour Hersh examines Pakistan's relationship with the U.S.; and Activision's "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2" earns $310 million in 24 hours, making it the biggest release of an entertainment property. Ever.
- Seymour Hersh on Pakistan nuclear warheads
| 0 comments - Twelve Angry Men?
| 0 comments - Health care reform part I: An Armey of opposition
| 6 comments - Health care reform part II: The abortion conundrum
| 0 comments - Global warming pollution up 10% in California
| 0 comments - Modern Warfare 2 breaks modern records
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Patt Morrison for November 12, 2009
Nov. 12, 2009|0 comments
Al Gore joins Patt to talk about how policies and attitudes have changed since the realities of global warming made their way into public policy. And not since the printing press has any device changed the world as much as Google has: Ken Auletta talks about its operating system
- Vice President Al Gore with "Our Choice: A Plan to Solve the Climate Crisis"
| 4 comments - Are L.A.’s medical pot club up in smoke?
| 8 comments - Will California’s rising (water) tide lift all states?
| 0 comments - Tired of being stuck? That’s the Spirit!
| 0 comments - Googled: The End of the World as We Know It!
| 4 comments
Patt Morrison for November 11, 2009
Nov. 11, 2009|1 comment
- President Obama's Asian Agenda
| 1 comment - New approaches to wounded warriors: Obama Admin & veterans’ affairs
| 0 comments - Veteran voices
| 2 comments - Crenshaw to get light rail
| 2 comments - Our $12 trillion hole….and how to dig ourselves out of it
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Patt Morrison for November 10, 2009
Nov. 10, 2009|3 comments
Why, with 6 months to prepare, are we still so short of H1N1 vaccine? With more Americans turning to alternative medicines than ever before, should the FDA rethink their regulation? And "A Country Called Amreeka" tells the stories of Arab Americans in the U.S., from the racial divides of the deep south of the 1960s to post 9/11 America
- If the government can’t get H1N1 vaccines right……..
| 7 comments - What's in your medicine cabinet…any alternatives?
| 4 comments - California's stimulus $$$ watchdog checks out job creation numbers and more
| 0 comments - Your taxpayer dollars….going out the back door in lawsuits & legal fees?
| 0 comments - A Country Called Amreeka: Muslims in America
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Patt Morrison for November 9, 2009
Nov. 9, 2009|2 comments
The Metropolitan Water District is considering charging its customers to help a private company build a desalination plant in Carlsbad; and author Jonathan Safran Foer is here to talk about "Eating Animals" – exactly how does the factory farming meat machine take a living creature and get it to your plate?
- Round 1 of health care fight goes to the Democrats…barely
| 4 comments - Desalination will solve California’s water problems….not quite
| 3 comments - Comcast-NBC’s mega deal in the works
| 1 comment - Jonathan Safran Foer isn’t Eating Animals
| 4 comments - You can be a kid and eat vegetarian - and be healthy
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