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Infowars is pleased to announce another great radio program hosted by Alex Jones now airs on Emmis Communications' KLBJ AM in Austin every Sunday afternoon from 4-6pm. This powerful new local program is being developed for national syndication.

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Alex welcomes to the program Scott Ritter who served as a top U.N. Weapons Inspector in Iraq during much of the 1990s. Prior to that, he served in the United States Marines and as an adviser to General Norman Schwarzkopf in the first Gulf War. He will discuss his book Target Iran, the upcoming attack, and our duty as Americans to resist it.

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Alex also welcomes Jerome Corsi, PhD. to discuss the growing tension over Middle East and the impending U.S. / Israeli strike on Iran.

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Later Alex speaks with independent journalist Dahr Jamail about the chaos in Lebanon and the impending U.S. war with Iran

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Rumsfeld 'transition' office in Pentagon raising eyebrows
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