And now, America's number one show on pop culture and politics.

This is the Michael Medved Show.

And another great day in this greatest nation on God's Green Earth.

A great day.

It is one week away.

A week from tonight is the night of the big debate in Atlanta at CNN with no

live audience but two live contenders for the presidency. Elderly, but alive, both of them.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will not be there. He has other engagements. No, he isn't invited because his polling does not give him the right, the requisite number of supporters in according to a variety of polls.

And frankly, he's having a tough time getting on the ballot all across the country,

which, by the way, does indicate that a lot of the polling that's been done

that shows Robert Kennedy getting 10% or more of the electorate

is probably not going to pan out and probably should be adjusted to suit the matter.

There's a piece by a sympathizer to Joe Biden's campaign that actually is very gloomy in terms of Biden's prospect, says that he must carry Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania is the name of the entire game.

Bill Goldston, who at one time was a member of the Clinton administration, writes about that

and talks about what it is that will determine that fight, all-important fight,

in Pennsylvania.

Meanwhile, there is another issue that is arisen that is probably going to be a campaign issue,

and I would imagine it will be brought up in the debate, which is a brand new law just passed in Louisiana

that requires that every public school classroom in that state post a placate or a

poster sign, a poster that shows the Ten Commandments and explains why the Ten Commandments

are important. And this would be in classrooms from first grade on. And that's very popular

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