This Sunday, Democratic Vice Presidential candidate Sen. Joseph Biden (D-DE) will be joined by former Pres. Bill Clinton & Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-NY) at a campaign rally in Scranton, PA. Both Sens. Biden & Clinton have ties to the Scranton area. Sen. Biden was born and raised there and Sen. Clinton's family is from the area.

This week, our guest is Bertha Lewis, Interim Chief Organizer of ACORN (Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now). She is interviewed by David Mark, The Politico, Senior Editor, and Chris Good, The Hill, Online Reporter.

Alexander Their, U.S. Institute of Peace, Afghanistan/Pakistan Analyst, discusses how turmoil in Afghanistan and Pakistan is interferring with efforts to stop cross-border terrorist activity.

John Zogby, Zogby International Polling, President & CEO, discusses the latest tracking poll in the Reuters/C-SPAN/Zogby nationwide survey.

Bill Adair, PolitiFact, Editor, discusses truth and stretching the truth in the debates, speeches and ads in the presidential campaign.

Bill Adair, PolitiFact, Editor
John Zogby, Zogby International Polling, President & CEO
Alexander Their, U.S. Institute of Peace, Afghanistan/Pakistan Analyst | Report

Reuters, C-SPAN and Zogby International have joined forces to poll Americans on the 2008 presidential election.

In the second of five debates, Republican Sen. Norm Coleman, Democratic challenger Al Franken, and Independent Dean Barkley met in Minneapolis, MN. The candidates discussed the economy, foreign policy and energy. Debate courtesy KARE-TV.

This week, America & the Courts takes a look at the first case argued this term before the Supreme Court: Altria Group, Inc. v. Good. In this case the Court will consider whether smokers can sue over the marketing of "light" cigarettes.

Paul Glenchur, Stanford Group Company, Telecommunications Analyst & Adam Thierer, Progress and Freedom Foundation, Senior Fellow discuss major actions in telecommunications policy from both the FCC and Congress. They also discuss how changes in Congress and the White House could impact policy decisions in the next legislative term.