Radio Free America w/ Duke Brooks: Bengahzi, Condi Rice and Coral Sea

At the intersection of policy, history and politics, you'll encounter Radio Free America!

This week, we'll talk about the establishment of the House Select Committee to investigate Bengahzi and the Democrat party's condemnation of the investigation as "politics," something the Republicans could not credibly claim during Watergate, "Scooter" Libby or Iran-Contra.  The leftist media are cicrling the wagons...or are they?

Also: Former Sec'y. of State Condoleezza Rice has withdrawn from her invitation by Rutgers to speak at their commencement due to leftist pressure.  Are they racists? The "Liberal Warror," Ed Troy, will join me on-air to talk about these and other current topics.

And...this is the 72nd anniversary of the Battle of the Coral Sea.  In May, 1942, U.S. naval forces stopped Japan from invading New Guinea in the first naval battle in history in which the opposing fleets never actually saw each other:  It was the first carrier-vs-carrier battle in history, and the first time in WW2 that a Japanese strategic thrust was stopped.

Plus: Civil War History, some "hangar flying" and...your calls!  Be there!