- Big Bird-Gate

- Excuses are pouring in for Obama's poor debate performance, and you won't believe what MSNBC said

- Joe Biden Rides again!  Tells crowd he and Obama want to raise taxes by a TRILLION dollars

Doug helps us analyze today's jobs report

Douglas is the President of American Action Forum, a conservative think tank focused on fiscal and public policy issues.  He is the Former Director of the Congressional Budget Office, the former chief economic policy adviser to U.S. Senator John McCain's 2008 presidential campaign, and from 2001-2002, was Chief Economist for the Council of Economic Advisers to President George W. Bush.

Mac talks about his debut Country album and plays us his new song "Mississippi"

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Mac Powell grew up in Clanton, Alabama.  His love affair with music began at an early age as both of his parents would sing and play guitar around the house.  Mac soon began to sing in the little bitty Baptist church by day, and listen to his dad's record collection by night. The Allman Brothers, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Jim Croce, The Beatles, Johnny Cash, and Willie Nelson filled Mac's ears and imagination.  When Mac was a sophomore in high school, he moved to Atlanta, Ga where his passion for music and faith found an outlet a lead singer in the band Third Day.  The band has traveled the world and earned 4 Grammy awards while selling millions of albums and building a devoted fan base. Third Day has helped transform Christian music, and Third Day was honored by being entered into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame in 2009.  Though Third Day continues to go strong with a new release slated for later this fall, Mac has put together a collection of country songs that reach back into the musical influences of his childhood. The rootsy collection of foot-stompin', hand clappin' country tunes is a way for Mac to pay tribute to his early musical inspirations while showcasing some music with a bit more levity than Christian music affords.

Lisa tells you which movies to see and which to avoid this weekend

   

Lisa is the Film critic for Yahoo! Movies

Joel has discovered some distressing information about Obama's lineage