Here’s what is on tap for the weekend:
Saturday
Could the White House be facing more trouble from the 9/11 Commission? We’ll get the long and the short of it from Fox News contributors Ellen Ratner and Jim Pinkerton.
Audrey Seiler (search) said she was abducted. Now, evidence suggests that she was not taken against her will. So, did the Wisconsin University student make up part of her story? We’ll ask Dr. Linda Rosen, clinical psychologist.
A mistrial is declared in the case against two former Tyco big wigs. What changes will the prosecution make in their strategies the second time around? We’ll ask criminal defense attorney Craig Mitnick.
Plus, how did Wall Street handle the mistrial? Jonas Max Ferris, founder of MAXFunds.com and a “Cashin’ In” regular, joins the debate.
Terror threats cause ecurity to be tightened on transportation systems here and around the world. How do we stop the terrorists without derailing people's lives? Retired U.S. Marine Corps Lt. Col. Bill Cowan, FNC military analyst.
The Oil for Food Program in Iraq sounded like a good idea at the time, but did it turn into oil for palaces instead? We’ll ask Andrew Apostolou, director of research at the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies.
A bag containing over 20 pounds of explosives is found on a Madrid train line. Does it have the fingerprints of Al Qaeda? We’ll ask international terrorism consultant, Evan Kohlmann, author of "Al Qaeda's Jihad in Europe."
A few weeks ago Tyler Crotty attended a speech in Orange County, Florida where President Bush was speaking. Little did Tyler know that a camera caught his every move during the president's speech!
Get a wake-up, work-out routine from Jacqui Stafford, style director for Shape magazine, and fitness expert, Joselle Lombardi.
Plus, we’ll be joined by magician Steve Cohen.
And, Dolly Parton sings live from Dollywood!
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Plus, now you can watch America's No. 1 cable news morning show seven days a week, as hosts Juliet Huddy, Julian Phillips and Mike Jerrick man the morning show ship on the weekends!
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