I don't understand how they can charge Stern with prescribing. He cannot write prescriptions.

Greta, I enjoyed tonight's show. Hope you didn't miss Larry the Cable Guy give you a compliment just before you went on.

Great show, Greta. The hour went way too fast though.

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Love the blue on Greta.

What I do not want to happen is for the automakers' CEO's to use the bailout money to give themselves raises and bonuses and then file bankruptcy, which should have been done in the first place.

Frieda: Thank you for the address. I just sent an email also. Obama's behavior is totally disgusting and embarassing. I think the biggest slap in the face of Prime Minister Brown was that he was not given a State Dinner and also that he was not afforded a joint press conference. The British newspapers are having a field day with this and making us all look stupid for electing such an inexperienced and arrogant leader.

The U. S. Capital really is beautiful. Great pictures too. Thanks, Greta.

I could never live like that. I feel sorry for the ones who want to get out and can't. Until they decide they do not want to live like that, it will always be a way of life for them. I thank the Lord I wasn't born into that religion.

Rush Limbaugh took a lot of heat for saying he wants President Obama to fail -- but a lot of Democrats felt the same way about former President George W. Bush during his second term.

An August 2006 poll conducted by FOX News/Opinion Dynamics showed 51 percent of Democrats did not want Bush to succeed. Thirty-four percent of independents also did not want Bush to succeed.

By comparison, 90 percent of Republicans said at the time that they wanted Bush to succeed, and 40 percent of Democrats said the same.

Conservative radio talk show host Limbaugh says he doesn't want the economy to fail -- just Obama's policies. But his comments last month at the Conservative Political Action Conference drew sharp criticism from the White House.

After CPAC, White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel told CBS' "Face the Nation" that Limbaugh's stance was the "wrong philosophy for America."