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Heritage in the news: Immigration media 2007

The following are important Heritage appearances in the news media since May 17, when the White House endorsed a bipartisan Senate deal that proposes to grant a legal amnesty to virtually every illegal immigrant in the United States.

Print and online

• 6/28—James Carafano writes in National Review Online about the impossible pressures amnesty would place on the Department of Homeland Security.
• 6/28—Israel Ortega writes in National Review Online that presidential pandering on amnesty is unnecessary and insulting to minorities.
• 6/28—WorldNetDaily cites Heritage’s extensive immigration study in an article over recent clash between Sean Hannity and Senator George Voinovich.
• 6/28—James P. Pinkerton cites Heritage immigration research in his syndicated column.
• 6/28—Brian Darling comments in The Hill on Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell’s lack of leadership in fighting passage of the amnesty bill.
• 6/27—The Staten Island Advance cites Heritage research on the staggering cost of amnesty. (article not available online)
• 6/27—The Chattanooga Times Free Press cites Heritage research on the cost of amnesty. (article not available online)
• 6/27—Robert Rector responds in RealClearPolitics to faulty attacks on his immigration research.
• 6/26—Matthew Spalding writes in National Review Online on the cost of amnesty.
• 6/26—Brain Darling writes in National Review Online about the Senate’s maneuvers to pass controversial immigration legislation.
• 6/26—Robert Rector is cited in WorldNetDaily for his comments on recent Heritage immigration research.
• 6/25—Ernest Istook writes on National Review Online about the consequences of Congress’ amnesty legislation.
• 6/25—Matthew Spalding tells the Wall Street Journal that the conservative position on immigration is backed by extensive and substantive research.  
• 6/25—Heritage immigration research is cited in a letter to the editor published in the Huntsville (AL) Times.
• 6/25—Heritage immigration research is cited a Providence Journal editorial on the economic consequences of passing amnesty.
• 6/22—Representative Feeny cites Heritage immigration research in op-ed published in the Orlando Sentinel.
• 6/21—Heritage immigration research is citied in a Honolulu Advisor letter to the editor. (Article not available online)
• 6/21—Heritage research on immigration citied in the Fresno Bee. (Article not available online)
• 6/21—The Washington Post cites Robert Rector on the staggering cost of amnesty to taxpayers.
• 6/21—Robert Rector’s immigration research is citied in a Washington Times editorial.
• 6/21—The Washington Times cites Kris Kobach’s most recent work on immigration.
• 6/21—WorldNetDaily cites Kris Kobach’s research on immigration.
• 6/20—Heritage immigration research is citied in a Fresno Bee letter to the editor.
• 6/20—The Washington Post cites Robert Rector’s argument against proposed amnesty legislation based on the staggering costs to taxpayers.
• 6/20—WorldNetDaily.com quotes Kris Kobach’s assertion that passage of the revised amnesty legislation will jeopardize national security.
• 6/20—The Washington Times cites Kris Kobach’s most recent research on the dangers of the revised immigration bill.
• 6/20—Robert Rector’s work on immigration is cited in a Washington Times article detailing the problems with proposed immigration legislation.
• 6/19—The Fredericksburg Free-Lance Star cites Heritage’s Ed Meese on the costs of amnesty.
• 6/19—The Associated Press quotes Brian Darling on Z-visas and the immigration legislation.
• 6/19—The Chicago-Sun Times cites Robert Rector on the tremendous costs of low-skill immigration.
• 6/18—The Vineland Daily Journal cites Heritage’s research on the cost of amnesty. (article not available online)
• 6/18—James Carafano writes in National Review Online about the “money-for-nothing” provisions in proposed immigration legislation.
• 6/18—The Sacramento Bee cites a Heritage study on immigration.
• 6/18—Rob Bluey tells CNN about the online bogging community’s revolt against amnesty.
• 6/15—Mike Franc writes in Human Events about the backlash against the Bush administration over immigration
• 6/15—WorldNetDaily cites Heritage’s immigration work
• 6/14—A RealClearPolitics columnist inaccurately characterizes Ed Meese’s research and position on the importance of border security.
• 6/14—Robert Rector’s immigration research is cited by FrontPage Magazine
• 6/14—The Raleigh News and Observer cites Robert Rector’s research on the cost of illegal immigrants to taxpayers
• 6/13—Georgie Anne Geyer praises Heritage's immigration work praised in her syndicated column.
• 6/13—Heritage’s immigration research is cited in a Tampa Tribune letter to the editor.
• 6/13—FrontPageMag cites Robert Rector’s research on the cost of illegal immigrants to taxpayers.
• 6/12—James Carafano & Matthew Spalding explain on National Review Online why the Kennedy-Bush immigration bill failed.
• 6/12—National Journal’s Beltway Blogroll notes Rob Bluey’s blog as helping lead the debate on the immigration reform bill.
• 6/12—Heritage research on low-skill households is cited in Phyllis Schlafly’s syndicated column.
• 6/12—Robert Rector’s immigration research is citied in a letter to the editor of the Napa Valley Register.
• 6/12—Representative Mike Pence cites an immigration speech he gave at The Heritage Foundation in Human Events.
• 6/11—Immigration research by Heritage expert Bill Beach is cited in a Chicago Sun-Times op-ed
• 6/11—Heritage research on the cost of amnesty for illegal immigrants is citied in a letter to the editor of the Huntsville Times (Article not available online)
• 6/8—The Wall Street Journal cites Heritage immigration research in a critical editorial.
• 6/8—James Carafano outlines what immigration reform should look after the Senate proposal's failure on National Review Online.
• 6/8—Mike Franc discusses the shortcomings of the Senate’s comprehensive immigration reform bill in Human Events
• 6/8—The Tribune of Mesa, AZ cites Congressional testimony given by Robert Rector on the costs of immigration.
• Columnist Mark Krikorian gives The Heritage Foundation receives "special honors" for its immigration work on National Review Online.
• 6/8—Brian Darling is quoted in the Christian Science Monitor on immigration and GOP unity.
• 6/8—Representative Sullivan (R-OK) cites the Heritage Foundation’s immigration research in a Human Events editorial.
• 6/8—Heritage immigration research is citied in Lebanon Daily News column.
• 6/8—Heritage research is cited in an immigration letter to the Rocky Mountain News. (Article not available online)
• 6/7—Edwin Meese writes in the Wall Street Journal that the Senate’s latest immigration proposal is worse than the 1986 amnesty bill.  
• 6/7—A Heritage Foundation study on the labor costs of immigration provides the basis of William Rusher’s syndicated column.
• 6/7—Robert Bluey tells National Review Online of the dangers and pitfalls contained in the latest Senate proposal on immigration.
• 6/7—Heritage Foundation Research is cited in a Wall Street Journal article that questions the issuing of merit-based visas. (Article not available online)
• 6/7—Heritage Foundation Congressional testimony detailing the $2.4 trillion cost of amnesty for 7.9 million current illegal aliens is cited in an editorial piece in Massachusetts’ Sentential and Enterprise.
• 6/7—Heritage immigration cost data cited in a National Journal item. (Article not available online)
• 6/7—Heritage data on the cost of immigration is cited in a letter published in the Pensacola News-Journal and separate letter published in the Danbury, CT, News-Times.
• 6/7—Robert Rector tells National Review Online the proposed immigration legislation doesn’t just waive penalties but actually rewards crime.
• 5/30—The DREAM Act makes available in-state tuition for illegal aliens when U.S. citizens attending the same university may have to pay three times as much money, Kris Kobach tells the Medill News Service.
• 5/30— “If the USCIS fails once again to meet the challenge, the laws of supply and demand will overtake US immigration laws", driving workers and employers to bypass the law, James Carafano tells the Inter-Asia News Service.
• 5/30—The $2.5 trillion cost of illegal immigrants “is going to come smashing into the Social Security and Medicare systems at exactly the point those systems are already going bankrupt,” Robert Rector tells Townhall.com.
• 5/30—Congress’ proposed immigration legislation will add 103 million people into the United States in 20 years and cost American taxpayers $2.3 trillion, Robert Rector tells Human Events Online.
• 5/30— “Most conservatives have very strong feelings that this bill contains amnesty . . . and no yelling and screaming bythe administration is going to change our minds,” Brian Darling tells The Washington Post.
• 5/30—Congress’ proposed immigration legislation is a nightmare, James Carafano tells The Federal Times.
• 5/30—Marylee Shrider notes that the entire text of Congress’ proposed immigration bill can be found on the Heritage website.
• 5/29—American taxpayers spent $564 billion on welfare programs in Fiscal Year 2004, Robert Rector and Christine Kim tell WorldNetDaily.
• 5/29—Robert Rector is cited at HumanEvents.com as saying that Congress’ proposed immigration legislation threatens American security.
  Under Congress’ proposed immigration legislation, those holding “Z visas” would cost 5/29—U.S. taxpayers $2.4 trillion, Robert Rector is quoted as saying in The Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
• 5/29—James Carafano explains Congress’ bait-and-switch on immigration enforcement in a FoxNews.com column
• 5/29—Columnist James Pinkerton cites Robert Rector’s finding that the total net social cost of amnesty for 12 million illegal immigrants will be $2.5 trillion over 30 years.
• 5/29—A Springfield News-Leader letter to the editor cites a Heritage finding on immigration costs
• 5/29—A letter to the Birmingham, Alabama News cites Heritage’s finding that the future cost of illegal immigrants will be $2.5 trillion.
• 5/29—Congress’ proposed immigration legislation is bad public policy being used to advance a political agenda, Robert Bluey writes at TownHall.com.
• 5/29—A McClatchy-Tribune column cites a Heritage finding that each household of unskilled immigrants receives nearly three dollars in taxpayer-funded services for every dollar they pay in taxes.
• 5/29—A Washington Times editorial quotes Kris Kobach and Matthew Spalding’s finding that “Z visas” let illegal immigrants roam through the country and seek employment legally.
• 5/29—The Z visa provisions in Jim DeMint’s amendment to the new immigration bill are similar to the 1986 immigration law, which was widely described then as authorizing amnesty for undocumented foreigners, Brian Darling tells TheState.com.
• 5/25—People see the new immigration bill as “an amnesty that was agreed behind closed doors and which rewards law-breakers,” Brian Darling tells The Financial Times.
• 5/25—A Daily Town Talk editorial cites a Heritage finding that "on average, low-skill immigrant households received $30,160 per household in immediate government benefits and services in 2004.  By contrast, low-skill immigrant households paid only $10,573 in taxes."
  
• 5/25—The Associated Press cites a Heritage finding that “the up escalator that has historically ensured that each generation would do better than the last may not be working very well.”
  
• 5/25—A Copley News Service editorial quotes Robert Rector’s figure that Congress’ proposed immigration legislation would cost $2.5 trillion, which is five times the cost of the Iraq war.
• 5/25—Rebecca Hagelin's column on immigration reform runs on Townhall.com and other sites
• 5/25—National Review Online links to Heritage's video of Ed Meese on the immigration bill
• 5/25—Rep. Steve King cites Heritage immigration research in Human Events
• 5/25—The New York Sun cites Heritage's Index of Economic Freedom on immigration
• 5/25—Syndicated columnist Deroy Murdock cites Heritage's Rector and Kobach on the immigration bill
• 5/25—Syndicated columnist Phyllis Schlafly cites Robert Rector on immigration
• 5/25—Columnist Neal Boortz says Heritage's Robert Rector "stirred up the puddin' inside the beltway"
• 5/25—A WorldNetDaily column cites Heritage on immigration
• 5/25—A Washington Times editorial cites Heritage's paper on the immigration bill's flaws
• 5/25—The Washington Times cites Robert Rector's study onthe immigration bill's costs
• 5/25—National Review Online prints Robert Rector's response to The Wall Street Journal
• 5/25—The New York Times cites Robert Rector's study on immigration
• 5/24—A letter to the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin (Ontario, CA) cites Heritage immigration data
• 5/24—Robert Rector explains immigrant workers' skills in The Christian Science Monitor
• 5/24—Townhall.com cites Heritage's immigration concerns
• 5/24—National Review cites Robert Rector's immigration data
• 5/24—A letter to The Montgomery Advertiser cites Heritage immigration research
• 5/24—The Los Angeles Times cites Heritage's support for a point-based immigration system
• 5/24—Syndicated columnist George Will cites Heritage's immigration research
• 5/24—The lead editorial in The Wall Street Journal attacks Robert Rector's immigration research
• 5/24—America needs high-skill immigrations, Robert Rector tells The San Antonio Express
• 5/23—“Anyone who looks closely at the fiscal implications of the Senate immigration bill owes a debt of thanks to Robert Rector of the Heritage Foundation,” writes The Washington Times.
• 5/23—The Huntsville Times cites a Heritage study finding that the cost of illegals will be $2.5 trillion in the future; that's $19,000 for every American household.
• 5/23—The Denver Post cites a Heritage study finding that the cost of illegal immigrants is $2.4 trillion, most of it in future benefits from welfare, Medicare and Social Security.
• 5/23—Though the Senate apparently had no plans to make its proposed immigration bill public before it was voted on, the Heritage Foundation “thwarted that plan and did the public a great service by acquiring a copy of the proposed legislation and immediately posting a draft of it online,” Family Security Matters reports.
• 5/23—The $2.5 trillion cost of Congress’ proposed immigration bill “is going to come smashing into the Social Security and Medicare systems at exactly the point those systems are already going bankrupt,” Robert Rector tells FOX News.
• 5/23—The costs to American taxpayers for low-skilled immigrant households is $19, 588 per household per year, Robert Rector tells National Review.
• 5/22—Salon cites a Heritage study finding that each low-skilled amnesty household could cost the American taxpayer $20,000 each year.
• 5/22—The Atlanta Journal-Constitution cites a Heritage study finding that Congress’ proposed immigration bill would represent a $2.3 trillion net loss to the United States over the lifetime of the people given amnesty.
• 5/22—Wyoming senators cite a Heritage study on the costs of the Senate immigration bill.
• 5/22—The average low-skilled immigrant household received $30,160 in direct benefits, means-tested benefits, education, and other services from all levels of government in 2004, Robert Rector tells US News and World Report.
• 5/22—WorldNetDaily cites a Heritage study finding that over half of the 12-20 million illegal immigrants are high-school dropouts who will tap into $50 billion per year in entitlements.
• 5/22—Brian Darling looks at conservative politicians who support Congress’ proposed immigration bill at CNSNews.com.
• 5/22—Brian Darling and Ed Meese weigh in on the amnesty legislation in The Orlando Sentinel.
• 5/22—Brian Darling and Ed Meese weigh in on the amnesty legislation in National Review.
• 5/22—Heritage data from 2004 shows that 50 percent of illegal workers do not have high school diplomas and consume more in benefits than they pay in taxes, reports FOXNews.com.
• 5/22—Congress’ proposed immigration legislation is the most expensive bill the U.S. taxpayer has ever seen, Robert Rector tells TownHall.com.
• 5/22—Sen. Jeff Sessions quotes a Heritage study saying that amnesty would represent a $2.3 trillion net loss to the United States
• 5/22—Heritage supports increased border security, The Anniston Star reports.
• 5/22—During their lifetimes, illegal immigrants will likely receive $2.5 trillion more in government services than they will pay in taxes, Robert Rector tells WorldNetDaily.com.
• 5/22—Sen. Jeff Sessions cites Robert Rector’s research on the cost of Congress’ proposed amnesty bill in The Washington Times.
• 5/22—HumanEvents.com reports on Robert Rector’s press conference on the cost of Congress’ immigration reform package.
• 5/22—Most people in this country who unlawfully get a job do so through document fraud, James Carafano tells The New York Times.
• 5/22—Congress’ proposed immigration bill would cost taxpayers as much as it would to buy each of the immigrant households an automobile each and every year for their lives,” Robert Rector tells The Washington Post.
• 5/22—The Washington Post discusses Heritage’s stance on Congress’ proposed immigration bill.
• 5/21—Congress’ new immigration bill grants amnesty, Matthew Spalding writes in National Review.
• 5/21—National Review Online cites Robert Rector on the effects of the immigration bill.
• 5/21—A Human Events column cites Robert Rector on the costs of the immigration reform.
• 5/21—The Politico calls ideas promulgated by Heritage’s Robert Rector a “cornerstone” of conservative immigration reform
• 5/21—Households headed by immigrants without high school diplomas, both legal and illegal, cost taxpayers $3 in public services for every $1 in taxes contributed, Robert Rector tells The Los Angeles Times.
• 5/20—Robert Bluey deconstructs a White House fact sheet on the immigration bill at redstate.com.
• 5/20—Sen. Ted Kennedy duped Republicans on the new immigration bill, Robert Bluey writes on townhall.com.
• 5/19—Allowing chain migration is not the way to run an immigration system, Robert Rector tells the Associated Press.
• 5/19—A Washington Post front-page article cites Heritage’s take on Congress’ compromise immigration legislation
• 5/18—If Congress’ immigration bill is signed, it will impose a “cease and desist” order on law enforcement, Heritage experts tell National Review Online.
• 5/18—A Heritage study finding that for every dollar that low-skilled workers pay in taxes they get three dollars in benefits is cited at humanevents.com.
• 5/18—Heritage’s research suggesting that the proposed immigration law will bring in millions more illegal immigrants is cited in The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.
• 5/18—Heritage’s discussion of the politics of the new immigration bill is cited in the American Spectator online.
• 5/18—Brian Darling writes on National Review Online that the immigration deal represents a GOP “sell-out” of conservative ideas

Television

• 6/26—Ed Meese discusses immigration on CNN’s “Lou Dobbs Tonight”
• 6/26—Michael Reagan mentions Ed Meese’s writings in an segment on the old ‘86 amnesty on FOX’s “You’re World with Neil Cavuto”
• 6/26—Lou Dobbs cites Robert Rector’s immigration study in a immigration event at the National Press Club on C-SPAN 2’s “U.S. Senate Coverage”
• 6/25—Bill Bennett cites Robert Rector’s immigration research on CNN’s “The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer”
• 6/24—Sen. Jeff Session’s cites Robert Rector’s immigration research on FOX Weekend Live
• 6/24—Rob Bluey discusses immigration and other topics on CSPAN’s “Washington Journal”
• 6/24—Lou Dobbs cites Robert Rector’s immigration research on CNN’s “Lou Dobbs This Week”
• 6/24—Columnist Phil Kent cites Heritage Foundation research during a local public affairs program on the Atlanta FOX affiliate, WAGA TV.
• 6/23—Heritage Foundation research on how much taxpayers subsidize highschool dropouts is cited on CNN Headline News.
• 6/23—Robert Rector discusses the cost of the Senate Amnesty Bill on C-SPAN’s “Washington Journal”
• 6/23—Brian Darling discusses the Senate Amnesty Bill on MSNBC’s “Live”
• 6/19—Israel Ortega on Telemundo’s “Noticierio” (in Spanish)
• 6/19—James Carafano on MSNBC’s “MSNBC Live”
• 6/10—Robert Rector discusses immigration and other issues on MSNBC LIVE
• 6/7—Brian Darling discusses the weaknesses of the proposed immigration legislation on CNN (Watch online)
• 6/7—Robert Rector discusses the cost of immigration with CNN's Lou Dobbs and Vanderbilt Professor Carole Swank (Watch online)
• 6/5—CNN's Lou Dobbs cites Heritage on the immigration bill (Watch online)
• 6/4—Heritage expert Brian Darling details the downfalls of the proposed immigration bill on CNN (Watch online)
• 5/30—Brian Darling discusses the cost of illegal immigrants on MSNBC LIVE (Watch online)
• 5/30—Brian Darling discusses the cost of illegal immigrants on MSNBC LIVE (Watch online)
• 5/30—Robert Rector discusses the cost of illegal immigrants on MSNBC LIVE (Watch online)
• 5/29—Matt Spalding discusses the bad provisions under the Z visa section of the recent immigration bill on CNN’s “Lou Dobbs Tonight” (Watch online)
• 5/29—James Carafano on what the influx of millions of people would do to an already underperforming INS system in on MSNBC’s “Dayside”
• 5/29—Robert Rector debates his immigration numbers on Bloomberg’s “Money and Politics” (Watch online)
• 5/27—Robert Rector’s immigration research discussed on ABC’s “This Week With George Stephanopoulos”
• 5/26—Brian Darling discuses the immigration deal on CNN’s “Lou Dobb’s This Week”
• 5/26—Heritage Foundation research on the estimated 30,000 illegal immigrant gang members cited on CNN’s “Lou Dobb’s This Week”
• 5/25—Mike Franc debates Stephen Moore from the WSJ on the accuracy of Heritage’s Immigration research on CNBC’s “Morning Call” (Watch online)
• 5/24—Lou Dobbs cites Heritage Foundation Immigration research on CNN’s “Lou Dobbs Tonight”
• 5/23—Israel Ortega discusses the proposed immigration deal on Univision’s “Ultima Hora” (Watch online in Spanish with subtitles)
• 5/23—Mike Franc discusses immigration polls on MSNBC (Watch online)
• 5/22—Robert Rector explains immigration costs on the PBS Newshour (Watch online)
• 5/22—Brian Darling on MSNBC’s “MSNBC Live” (Watch online)
• 5/22—Pat Buchanan uses Robert Rector’s research to debate the Left on immigration reform on MSNBC Live
• 5/22—Lou Dobbs, in a commentary appearance on the CBS Early Show, sites Robert Rector’s research
• 5/21—Heritage’s press conference on immigration is reported on KTTV TV (FOX) Los Angeles, KOVR TV (CBS) Sacramento, KGPE TV (CBS) Fresno, WVUE TV (FOX) New Orleans, KPHO TV (CBS) Phoenix, KBAK TV (CBS) Bakersfield, CA, WISH TV (CBS) Indianapolis
• 5/21—Major Garrett covers Heritage’s press conference on Fox News’ “Special Report With Brit Hume” (Watch online)
• 5/21—Heritage’s Israel Ortega discusses immigration reform with Spanish-language Univision’s “Ultima Hora” (Watch online)
• 5/21—Robert Rector on CNBC’s “Kudlow and Kramer” (Watch online)
• 5/21—Sen. Jeff Sessions cites Heritage’s work on MSNBC’s “MSNBC Live” (Watch online in Windows Media format)
• 5/21—C-SPAN notes Heritage’s immigration press conference (Watch online in Windows Media format)
• 5/18—Rep. Tom Tancredo cites Heritage research on Fox News’ “Hannity and Colmes” (Watch online in Windows Media format)
• 5/18—Brian Darling on Fox News’ “Special Report with Brit Hume”
• 5/18—James Carafano on CNN’s “Lou Dobbs Tonight” (Watch online)
• 5/18—Brian Darling on CNN’s “Lou Dobbs Tonight” (Watch online)
• 5/18—Robert Rector on Fox News (Watch online)

Radio

• 6/28—Robert Rector on Phoenix, AZ’s KTAR Radio (“Ankarlo Mornings”)
• 6/27—Brian Darling on San Diego, CA’s KOGO, “The Roger Hedgecock Show”
• 6/27—Ed Meese on “The Lars Larson Show”
• 6/27—Robert Rector on Cheyenne, WY’s KGAB Radio (“The morning Zone”)
• 6/27—Radio host Sean Hannity cites Heritage research in an interview with Sen. George Voinovich
• 6/26—Kris W. Kobach discusses the immigration bill on The Laura Ingraham Show
• 6/26—Robert Rector on “The Dennis Prager Show”
• 6/25—Robert Rector on KSSZ’s “The Derek Gilbert Show”
• 6/25—Brian Darling on KCEO Radio “Politics of Money”
• 6/25—Brian Darling on Ft. Lauderdale, FL’s WFTL Radio (“Mitchell and Morley”)
• 6/25—Brian Darling on Seattle, WA’s KVI Radio (“The Kirby Wilbur Show”)
• 6/22—Brian Darling on Chicago, IL’s WMBI Radio (“Mornings with Mark”)
• 6/21—Brian Darling on KDWN’s “The Heidi Harris Show”
• 6/21—Ed Meese on KNST’s “Tucson’s Morning Show with Jim Parisi”
• 6/21—Robert Rector on Charlotte, NC’s WBT Radio (“Citizen Servatius”)
• 6/20—Brian Darling discusses illegal immigration on WYLL’s “Sandy Rios Show”
• 6/20—Brian Darling discusses illegal immigration on WBAL’s “The Ron Smith Show”
• 6/20—Robert Rector on Morehead, KY’s Morehead State Public Radio (“Front Page with Chuck Mraz”)
• 6/18—Brian Darling on Moody Broadcasting Network’s “Prime Time America”
• 6/18—Robert Rector on Accent Radio Network’s “The Lynne Breidenbach Show”
• 6/18—James Carafano on Charleston, SC’s WSC News Radio (“TJ & Friends”)
• 6/13—Robert Rector on Tupelo, MS’ WTNM Supertalk Mississippi Radio (“The JT and Dave Show”)
• 6/13—Brian Darling on Rob Bluey on Blog Talk Radio
• 6/13—Ed Meese and Matthew Spalding on Seattle, WA’s KVI Radio (“The Kirby Wilbur Show”)
• 6/11—Robert Rector on Westwood One’s “The Dennis Miller Show”
• 6/11—James Carafano on St. Louis, MO’s WGNU Radio (“The Sloan Ranger Show”)
• 6/8—Brian Darling on Atlanta, GA’s WGST Radio (“Randy and Spiff”)
• 6/8—Brian Darling on San Diego, CA’s KOGO Radio (“The Roger Hedgecock Show”)
• 6/8—Brian Darling on Philadelphia, PA’s WHYY Radio (“Radio Times with Marty Moss-Coane”)
• 6/7—Israel Ortega on Port Angeles, WA’s KONP Radio (“The Todd Ortloff Show”)
• 6/7—Brian Darling on WIBA’s “Upfront with Vicki McKenna”
• 6/7—Rob Bluey on WTKK (Listen online in MP3 format)
• 6/7—Brian Darling on San Diego, CA’s KOGO Radio (“The Roger Hedgecock Show”)
• 6/6—Ed Meese on The Laura Ingraham Show (Listen online in MP3 format)
• 6/4—Matt Spalding on NPR (Listen online in MP3 format)
• 6/4—Brian Darling on KFOR’s “The John Baylor Show” (Listen online in MP3 format)
• 6/4—Brian Darling on KOGO (Listen online in MP3 format)
• 6/4—Brian Darling on WMZU (Listen online in MP3 format)
• 5/31—Robert Rector on WPTF Radio’s (Raleigh, NC) “Bill LuMaye”
• 5/31—Robert Rector on Accent Radio Network’s “The Lynne Breidenbach Show”
• 5/30—Robert Rector on WBT Radio’s (Charlotte, NC) “The Keith Larson Show”
• 5/29—Israel Ortega on KFCF Radio’s (Fresno, CA) “Nuestro Foro” (in Spanish)
• 5/29—Brian Darling on USA Radio’s (Dallas, TX) “Point of View Radio Talk Show”
• 5/29—Robert Rector on USA Radio’s (Dallas, TX) “Point of View Radio Talk Show”
• 5/29—Robert Rector on KCBI Radio’s (Dallas, TX) “Jerry Johnson Live”
• 5/28—Brian Darling on WJR Radio’s ( Detroit, MI) “The Mitch Albom Show”
• 5/25—Robert Rector on EWTN’s “The World Over with Raymond Arroyo”
• 5/24—Robert Rector responds to the WSJ criticism of his research on the Laura Ingraham Show (Listen online in MP3 format)
• 5/24—Brian Darling on KOA Radio’s “The Gunny Bob Show” in Denver, CO
• 5/24—Brian Darling on the KOGO Radio’s “The Roger Hedgecock Show” in San Diego, CA
• 5/23—Brian Darling discusses the ten worst provisions of the Senate immigration compromise on KSLR’s “The Adam McManus Show” in San Antonio, TX
• 5/23—Robert Rector on WSPD Radio’s “Brian Wilson and the News” in Toledo, OH
• 5/22—Robert Rector on Boston, MA’s WRKO Radio, “The Howie Carr Show”
• 5/22—Robert Rector on Baltimore, MD’s WBAL Radio, “The Ron Smith Show”
• 5/22—Edwin Meese on WMAL radio’s “Chris Core Show”
• 5/21—Brian Darling on WAVA radio’s “The Don Kroah Show”
• 5/21—Edwin Meese on Radio America’s “The Michael Reagan Show”
• 5/21—Robert Rector on Portland, OR’s KPAM Radio, “The Victoria Taft Show”
• 5/21—Robert Rector on Orlando, FL’s WFLA Radio, “The Pat Campbell Show”
• 5/21—Robert Rector on San Diego, CA’s KOGO Radio, “The Mark Larson Show”
• 5/21—Brian Darling on Green Bay, WI’s Relevant Radio, “The Drew Mariani Show”
• 5/21—Brian Darling on American Family Radio’s “Today’s Issues”
• 5/21—Brian Darling WSMN radio’s “On The Air With Jennifer Horn” (Listen online in MP3 format)
• 5/21—Robert Rector on KFI Radio Newscast (Listen online in MP3 format)
• 5/21—Matt Spalding on NPR’s “Morning Edition”
• 5/18—Brian Darling appeared on WBAL radio’s “The Ron Smith Show” (Listen online in MP3 format)
• 5/18—Robert Rector on KOA Radio’s “The Mike Rosen Show” (Listen online in MP3 format)
• 5/18—Robert Rector on WIBA’s “Upfront with Vicki McKenna” (Listen online in MP3 format)
• 5/18—Brian Darling on Salem Radio Network’s “The Paul Edwards Program”
• 5/17—Brian Darling on WIBA radio’s “Upfront with Vicki McKenna” (Listen online in MP3 format)
• 5/17—Robert Rector on ABC radio network’s “The Mark Levin Show” (Listen online in MP3 format)
• 5/17—Brian Darling on San Diego, CA’s KOGO Radio, “The Roger Hedgecock Show”