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AirTalk for March 19, 2009

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Obama Tours the Southland; Orange County Journalists Roundtable; Feds Commit $1 Trillion More; The Fall and Rise of Ted Kennedy
Obama Tours the Southland; Orange County Journalists Roundtable; Feds Commit $1 Trillion More; The Fall and Rise of Ted Kennedy

Obama Tours the Southland; Orange County Journalists Roundtable; Feds Commit $1 Trillion More; The Fall and Rise of Ted Kennedy

Obama Tours the Southland

AirTalk for March 19, 2009

Yesterday President Obama visited Costa Mesa. Today he's in downtown LA. Larry gets the latest on his first visit to the Southland since the election.

Orange County Journalists Roundtable

AirTalk for March 19, 2009

Larry Mantle talks with Gustavo Arellano, "OC Weekly" staff writer, William Lobdell, Orange County journalist, and "Orange County Register" senior editorial writer and columnist, Steven Greenhut, about the latest news events and developments in Orange County.

Feds Commit $1 Trillion More

AirTalk for March 19, 2009

In its continued drive to reverse the sliding economy, the Federal Reserve said yesterday that it will spend an additional $1 trillion to bring down interest rates on mortgages and other loans. Will it work to get the economy growing? And how much more can the Fed do?

The Fall and Rise of Ted Kennedy

AirTalk for March 19, 2009

Praised by John McCain as the "Last Lion of the Senate" Ted Kennedy has lived a life marked by both triumph and tragedy. In his new book, "Last Lion: The Fall and Rise of Ted Kennedy," Peter S. Canellos examines the life of the youngest of the Kennedy children, chronicling not only his incredible achievements in public service, but also his remarkable failures, like his expulsion from Harvard and the infamous Chappaquiddick scandal. Using past interviews from Ted Kennedy's closest friends and families, Canellos and a team of Boston Globe reporters write with rich insight the anecdotes which have made Kennedy's life so rich. Peter S. Cannellos joins Larry Mantle to talk about his illuminating new book.