Guests and Topics: Nov. 18

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November 18:

Congressman John Murtha calls for the immediate withdrawal of U.S. troops in Iraq. But are the hawkish democrat’s comments starting a war at home? Radio talk show host G. Gordon Liddy and “The Case for Hillary Clinton” author Susan Estrich debate it.

Then, we’ll get reaction to the attacks over the war from the parents of two soldiers killed while serving in Iraq. Fathers Greg Garvey and John Wroblewski have their say.

Also, meet the United States congressman who says he has it on good authority that terrorists have recently crossed the U.S.-Mexico border into this country! Texas Rep. John Culberson brings his proof exclusively to the show.

And, Hannity & Colmes put this story on the map. Now, we'll introduce you to the woman at the center of the controversy. Warren County Community College freshman Rebecca Beach is here for her first on-camera interview about the email that sparked national outrage. After she invited adjunct English professor John Daly to her campus event to hear from Iraq War veteran Lt. Col. Scott Rutter, he responded saying he believes the war in Iraq will end only when American soldiers turn their guns on their commanders. What?! We'll have the full story tonight on H&C.!

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—The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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