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Welcome to the three-martini lunch. Grab a stool next to Greg Corumbus of Radio America

and Jim Garrity of National Review. Three-martini's coming up.

Hey, congratulations. We all made it to Friday again here on the three-martini lunch. We've

saved a stool for you and we have no good martinis for you. But we do have three compelling

topics today. Probably the first ones of Bad Martini. Second ones definitely bad and the third

ones definitely crazy. Jim, we've got a big fierce fight in Washington and a lot of pressure

from the media to create this independent one-sixth commission. Congress creating something akin to

the 9-11 commission. For those who remember that way back in the day, ran from about 2002 to 2004

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