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A Myanmar Buddhist Monk makes his way past a fallen tree following a devastating cyclone, Sunday, May 4, 2008, in Yangon.

Story Published: May 6, 2008

Story Updated: May 6, 2008

By Matt Haver

5:00 -

Today Presidential primaries are being held in North Carolina and Indiana and we've got the best analysis and on-the-ground reporting to keep you up to date as voters head to the polls. Todd Starnes, FOX News, joins us live from Indiana with the latest.

6:00 -

We'll get some political analysis from Tom Bevan, Executive Editor at Realclearpolitics.com.

6:30 -

Why did the Governor agree to release a Level-3 sex offender in the city of Everett and not alert city authorities or the good people of Everett?

7:00 -

What is it like to live as a Muslim? Our guest this hour knows. Joel Richardson is the editor of Why We Left Islam: Former Muslims Speak Out and will join the show to tell the stories of people who've left Islam and why.

7:30 -

Peter Beutel is President of Cameron Hanover and joins us to talk about the ramifications of the meteoric rise in gas prices and the subsequent pinch at the pump we're all feeling.

8:00 -

Books are a powerful thing and we love books around here. But have you ever stopped to consider the impact that certain books have had on our world? There are some powerful books out there that have brought about some less-than-desirable results throughout the ages. Dr. Benjamin Wiker is a Senior Fellow at the Discovery Institute and the author of 10 Books That Screwed Up the World: And Five Others That Didn't Help and joins us this morning to discuss. Click here to visit his website at www.benwiker.com.

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Plants deserve respect, a group of Swiss experts said Monday, arguing that killing them arbitrarily was morally wrong -- except when it comes to saving humans or maybe picking petals off a daisy. (Source - Yahoo) We've got a hilarious audio parody song called Carrot Juice Is Murder by the Arrogant Worms.

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Both McCain and Clinton are supporting a temporary halt on the federal gas tax to give us drivers a break during the high-demand Summer months -- but do you?

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