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In the tradition of friendly debates among Objectivists, the second hour of tomorrow’s show will be a discussion between our own Bosch Fawstin and Yaron Brook about the terminology we should use to refer to the enemy’s ideology. Those of you who have heard my appearances as a guest host for Tammy Bruce may recall that I interviewed Leonard Peikoff about this topic in June. I’ve isolated that segment of the interview, which you can listen to here, in advance of tomorrow’s show. You may also want to read Bosch’s piece, “Non-Muslim Muslims and the Jihad Against the West,” in which Bosch lays out his case.

The first hour of tomorrow’s show will be the usual discussion of some of the week’s events. I’ll post program notes here tomorrow, an hour or two before the start of the show. Given the outrage on social media today about the suspension of the star of Duck Dynasty by A & E, and the accompanying misuse of the word “censorship,” we are likely to discuss that topic during the first hour.

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Program Notes

New at PJ Media: “10 Truths Mainstream Comic Books Evade To Promote ‘Muslim Superheroes’”

Reminder: “Don’t Tread on My Metadata”

GQ Interview with “Duck Dynasty” Star Phil Robertson

“Duck Dynasty” star Phil Robertson suspended by A & E

The Robertson Family Official Statement

Ted Cruz Facebook status on A & E’s decision to suspend Phil Robertson (from my FB page)

A Lightbulb Ban News Sandwich

Iran Nuke Deal Quietly Collapses

Cruz Statement on The Nuclear Weapon Free Iran Act of 2013

W.H. to give new option for people who had health plans canceled

Christie planning private signing of tuition bill