Dr. Jerome Corsi Monday

Dr. Jerome Corsi, author of The Obama Nation: Leftist Politics and the Cult of Personality, will be my guest during the 5:00 pm ET hour on the Monday, October 13 edition of The Paul Edwards Program.

Dr. Corsi has just returned from Kenya, home of Barack Obama’s birth father, where he had been doing research into Obama’s family background. Just before he was to hold a press conference in Kenya to announce his findings, he was detained by Kenyan immigration officials, eventually deported, and not permitted to hold his press conference. Who is protecting Obama from what?

Dr. Corsi received a Ph.D. from Harvard University in political science in 1972 and has written many books and articles, including the No. 1 New York Times best-seller, Unfit for Command: Swift Boat Veterans Speak Out Against John Kerry. His latest best-seller was The Late Great USA: The Coming Merger with Mexico and Canada. He is a senior staff reporter for WorldNetDaily.com and the author of two books on contemporary Iran: Atomic Iran and Showdown with Nuclear Iran. In his 2005 book Black Gold Stranglehold: The Myth of Scarcity and the Politics of Oil, which he co-authored with Craig. R. Smith, Dr. Corsi predicted oil prices at over $100 a barrel.

9 thoughts on “Dr. Jerome Corsi Monday

  1. I think we can put to rest the issue that Obama wants to kill baby’s that make it out of the womb. It was a trick bill when there was a law already on the books. He does not support infanticide and I question the tactic of anyone who would claim it from here on out. I don’t agree with Obama on his stance on abortion but don’t tell me he wants to kill baby out of the womb.

  2. Wow, Jeff, I should have checked in here sooner! I also heard Paul’s comment about voting for Obama being a sin and I could not believe what I was hearing, especially from someone whose theology is usually pretty secure.

    I am pro-life and I plan on voting Democrat. I don’t agree with their platform on abortion, but I also don’t believe that I can vote with abortion as my main issue–especially when other issues of life (inlcuding health care, poverty, war and torture) are handled much more biblically by the Democrats than the Republicans.

    I am pro-Life but don’t believe that legislation against it is the only option we have. Our churches need to have better counselors, need to be more supportive and forgiving of single parents and more involved in Christian sex educaton (I remember hearing about it once when I was a teenager at church). There are other ways to decrease abortion than making it illegal, it just requires more work on behalf of Christians who actually are willing to make relationships with the unchurched or those living ungodly lives.

    If voting for Obama is a sin, then I see that and say that voting for a Republican candidate who once sang “bomb bom Iran” and a vice presidential candidate so ignorant that she believes dinosaurs roamed the earth only 4,000 years ago is also a sin.

  3. Well done! This was one of the best interviews I have heard concerning the truth about Obama! Thank you Paul for being committed to searching out and bringing us the truth.

    Obama supports the culture of death, not only in the abortion arena…but in the worldwide culture of death dealing governments as well.

  4. Jeff, while I am not an AOG kind of guy, there is a far cry from what the AOG teaches and what the UCC teaches. There is an even greater difference between what Governor Palin’s church teaches and the leftist black liberation theology spewed from Obama’s church.

  5. I find this unreal that you are interviewing Corsi, I wonder if you can ask him about his views on 9/11 or what he thinks of Bush and his helping create the North American Union? BTW, on the positive side Corsi is a supporter of Chuck Baldwin.
    I keep saying this hoping that some of you will catch on, if there was any year to vote third party this is the one. There is hardly any difference between the two, Don’t tell me about abortion and Obama when McCain and Palin are sending out fliers about supporting embryonic stem cell research. Don’t tell me about Obama and Gay Marriage when Palin and McCain admit they agree with Obama and Biden on the issue. All the reasons why social conservatives used to vote for Republicans are gone. The funniest part of all this was I heard Paul close his show yesterday saying that a vote for Obama was SIN in the eyes of the Lord. Pretty bold proclaimation, I guess by those standards then a vote for McCain/Palin is a sin as well. If you vote McCain for fiscal reasons then I don’t blame you as there is a clear difference but on the social issues that social conservatives vote for them they are not that far off.

    BTW, Palin attended an Assembly of God and Obama attend the black version the United Church of Christ so I guess faith shouldn’t be an issue either, eh?

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