Guests and Topics: Nov. 17

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November 17:

Did Sen. Jay Rockefeller compromise U.S. intelligence on a trip to the Middle East before the war? We investigate with “Morning in America” host Bill Bennett.

And, Vice President Cheney fights back against anti-war critics. Bennett comments.

Then, is it appropriate for anti-war mom Cindy Sheehan to protest at the President's Crawford ranch while he’s home for Thanksgiving? We’ll debate it!

Also, the House is considering various Appropriations bills and you won’t believe what they are spending your money on! Tom Schatz of Citizens Against Government Waste and Greg Cohen from the American Highway Users Alliance will fill you in.

Then, in the ‘it could happen to you’ category, an 85-year-old WWII vet who has lung cancer is losing his New Jersey home to the government. Johnnie Stevens sits down for an H&C exclusive!

And, we'll have a live report from Iowa as authorities scramble to search for two prison escapees on the lam. Have you seen Martin Moon and Robert Legendre? We'll show you their pictures and tell you why you need to be on the lookout for these two extremely dangerous men.

This interview and much more... don't miss "Hannity & Colmes" tonight at 9 p.m. ET!

—The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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