Lou on Thursday was joined STEVE FORBES, president and founder of Forbes Magazine, who offers his insight on the state of our economy, job losses, and how we can improve our national debt situation.

Senator Tom Coburn (R-OK) M.D. weighed in on the health care debate, Obama's stump in Missouri, and his proposals for addressing fraud in public health programs.

And JIM GERAGHTY, National Review Online contributor and one of the best Tweeters out there, discussed the state of ObamaCare, Democrats on the fence and what that bill means for the country and both parties if it passes or fails.

On Wednesday's show, Lou was joined by CONGRESSMAN JASON ALTMIRE (D-4th district PA), who discussed his stance on ObamaCare and why he has been on the fence about voting for its passage.

FRANK LUNTZ, President of The Word Doctors and New York Times best-selling author, explained why the GOP would walk away with landslide victory in November if ObamaCare is forced through by Democrats.

And DAVID FREDDOSO, commentary writer for the Washington Examiner, examined the 18 Democrats who matter most to President Obama in getting his health care bill passed.

Should Congress' pay be cut? A novel idea: Lou on Tuesday was joined by CONGRESSWOMAN ANN KIRKPATRICK (D-AZ), who discusses her "Taking Responsibility for Congressional Pay Act." That legislation calls for salary cuts for senators and representatives by 5 percent.

And JONAH GOLDBERG, editor at large for National Review Online, discussed the prospects of ObamaCare and all the latest incidents of "liberal fascism."

Also on today's broadcast, one New York Congressman said he was forced to resign not because of sexual misconduct but because of his NO vote on ObamaCare. Tune in to hear what he said about Rahm Emanuel. Plus, one lawmaker suggested Congress should see its pay cut -- how will her colleagues feel about that?

On the show Monday Lou hosted a roundtable discussion of three of the best political minds: Democratic strategist Robert Zimmerman, Republican strategist and former campaign manager Ed Rollins, and Pulitzer Prize winning columnist for the New York Post Michael Goodwin. Each weighed in on a host of issues including ObamaCare, the shady dealings of the President in an attempt to receive more support, and the state of both major political parties.

And CAROL SWAIN, Professor of Law and Political Science at Vanderbilt University, discussed a gathering of African-Americans being put together by talk show host Tavis Smiley to press the case for a "black agenda," and why several prominent African-American leaders are getting behind New York Governor David Paterson despite his questionable dealings.

On the broadcast, we tackled the issue of President Obama, flanked by fellow his theatrical whitecoats, saying he will do everything in his power to make the case for his health-care plan. Of course, we all know what that means: reconciliation and a plan we don't want. Plus, is the administration finally coming to its senses about the 9/11 terror trials? Now comes word that they might try these terrorists in civilian court: Are Eric Holder's days numbered? And a tepid jobs report out today: But why are public sector workers earning so much more than the private sector?