Cisco talked about the PEO's audacity, talked to Kevin Duchschere from the Minneapolis Star-Tribune about the Minnesota recall, and eHarmony's victimization. More of the show is below.
Hour 1
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Cisco points out the PEO's audacity: he praises the boss of the DC public schools and opposes school vouchers, but he's going to send his kids to a private school. Then he talks about the absurdity of the Canadian government making airlines give free seats to obese people, and asks what is the rationale for a business giving away something for free just to help people.
Hour 2
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Cisco Cotto says that the PEO wants to take tax money to hand out government contracts and says that building roads and wind farms via government spending won't work. Then they talk to Kevin Duchschere from the Minneapolis Star-Tribune about how the recount in Minneapolis is going, and if it looks like Al Franken will be the new senator. Then Cisco shows the kinder, gentler Rahm Emanuel.
Hour 3
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Cisco Cotto says that if Citigroup is so broke, then why are they spending money on advertising, and wonders where the bailouts will end, and what is the threshold for failure. Then he shows how the media has just discovered racism to fit their agenda, because they think that it's only emerged after the Barack Obama's ascendency. And he calms down with a Moment of Savage Serenity.
Hour 4
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Cisco Cotto says that eHarmony has the right to run the kind of business they want, and has been unfairly pressured by activists to promote homosexual dating through the courts. Then he wonders why New York can throw their subway cars into the ocean, but we can't throw anything in there.