The second hour of today's show was divided into two segments.
For the first segment, Marc was joined by guests to discuss the military policies of President Obama, and whether or not they differ from those of the previous administration.
Guests via phone:
The second hour of today's show was divided into 3 segments.
For the first segment, Marc spoke with guests about the story of Troy Anthony Davis, a death row inmate who may be executed for a crime that many claim he did not commit.
Joining Marc via phone were:
For the first hour of today's show, Marc rounded up the latest news headlines.
Joining Marc in-studio were:
The first hour of today's show was divided into two segments.
For the first segment, Marc spoke with Daniel Becker of the Safe Climate Campaign, to discuss the three things President Obama could do without Congress to cut emissions now.
Marc was joined in the studio by veterinarian Dr. John Slaughter to take questions about household pets.
Dr. Slaughter discussed dental health for pets, dogs who bite their paws, how to get through allergy season, and more.
Today's show began with another look at the future of journalism. Senator Ben Cardin discussed his bill that would allow newspapers to operate as nonprofits. Then Walter Isaacson, the former Chairman and CEO of CNN and former managing editor of Time, shared his take on the future of news.
