>TONY; Thank you very much. Ambrose, you do such a great job. And
>thank goodness for a station like PSW, and thank goodness for
>someone, thank God, for someone like you, who can bring out the
>facts.
>It's so sad to hear Lyndon LaRouche say what he's saying -- he's
>dead on point, he's very correct about it. And the sad thing about
>it, Ambrose, is, too much of the public is gullible, through the
>media, and they don't see it. You have people, I listened to the
>debate, and hear the comments coming from some of the people that
>they had on CBS last night. You have a Republican woman get up, and
>they don't have much substance to what they say, about agreeing with
>Bush, they just say, "I like what he had to say, and I'll vote for
>him again." All that tells me is, that they're going along with
>what's going on. You see the madness that's going on with the war,
>with what's going on throughout the whole world, and the lack of
>respect that the United States has for all other people, and all
>other nations. And they're just leading this country to hell.
>And that's how I see it. Lyndon LaRouche, thanks for bringing out
>the facts about the necons. It's a dangerous regime that's coming
>up, and the American public'd better wake up. The world sees America.
>
>LANE; Thank you so much, Tony. Richard, you're on with Lyndon LaRouche.
>
>RICHARD: Ambrose, thank you very much for inviting Mr. LaRouche, and
>Mr. LaRouche, thank you for your 50 years commitment to the U.S.
>I was wondering if you could talk about the importance of
>multi-party democracy, maybe a little bit on Mr. Nader's campaign,
>and then, if you get a chance, what's Tony Blair's whole role in
>this whole madness? Thank you.