In an interview with CNN's Larry King last Tuesday, Moore discussed today's hot topics including the Arizona immigration law, the BP oil spill, and the recent WikiLeaks incident. Speaking about the WikiLeaks, Moore praised the suspected source, U.S. Army Private Bradley Manning, for actions that rival those of witnesses of Nazi atrocities testifying at Nuremberg.

Glenn Beck on "Gather Your Armies" by Rick Barber

Volunteers of a clean up crew in Mississippi were told to take off their tee shirts because they had a faith based logo on them.

Movie Director Steven Speilberg said that the Academy Award-winning movie The Hurt Locker "seemed accurate" in its depction of a U.S. Army explosive disposal team in Iraq.

On the February 23 "Hardball," host Chris Matthews hit Army General George Casey for his "concerns" about lifting the "don't ask, don't tell" (DADT) policy and allowing openly gay persons to serve in uniform. Later, Matthews said he believed most Americans don't want soldiers to lie under oath about being gay, although that's not what DADT mandates now.

CNN's Rick Sanchez lauded Lt. Dan Choi as his "Most Intriguing Person of the Day" on Jan. 28. Sanchez gave Choi the title after Choi, a gay lieutenant in the Army National Guard, texted CNN his approval of President Obama's push to repeal "Don't Ask, Don't Tell."

In the wake of Army Major Nidal Hasan's killing of 13 soldiers at Fort Hood, ABC's Bill Weir argued that "Muslims in uniform today face a challenge not seen since Japanese-Americans fought in World War II."

Two-and-a-half years before Army Major Nidal Hasan, a Muslim MD, murdered 13, ABC's Boston Legal ridiculed the idea a doctor could be a terrorist. A scene from May 8, 2007 concluded with a released terror suspect being asked in courtroom about a colleague who had committed suicide to avoid mistreatment: “Was your friend a terrorist?” The man replied, dripping with disgust: “No, he was a doctor.”

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