Guest Hosting TONIGHT on CLOUT!

Peter Coyote

Actor and Democratic Activist

9 - 10pm Eastern

We continue our Month of Truth debate series asking what brought down the twin towers and WTC building 7. Do you believe the official story? Do you find reason to doubt it? Is this pseudo-science of the painful truth? Tell us what you think.

Guests Kevin Barett, John Brown, Professor Steven E. Jones, Richard Gage and Tony Szamboti present different hypotheses.

Tomorrow is the 60th Anniversary of the State of Israel.

I know that many of you have a few things to say about that!! So . . .

Let's celebrate, on Air America, by having a debate, about Israel, with the Hon. Jacob Dayan, the Counsel General for Israel (California and the Western United States), here on Air America!

Join us LIVE on CLOUT!'s 2nd Hour (10:05 pm - 11:00 pm Eastern/7:05 pm - 8:00 pm Pacific) on www.AirAmerica.com. The call in number is 866 303 2270

In our first hour, we do our first episode of "CLOUT! IDOL", the search for the Official Guest Host for CLOUT! June 23-27. Tonight we have Bree Walker, famed CBS television anchorwoman, owner of Cindy Sheehan's "Camp Casey" and local Air America affiliate (KTLK in Los Angeles) talent. (9:05 - 10pm Eastern, 6:05 - 7pm Pacific)

Tonight on Clout we followed all that is going on in Indiana and North Carolina. In the first hour Washington insider and Columnist for The Hill.com Brent Budowsky joined us and broke down down what happened tonight and why he thinks Clinton should drop out. Richard and Brent have an impassioned discussion about how things will play out as the race continues.

In the second Hour we begin our first installment of Candidate Night. JB Poersch who is The Executive Director of The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee joins Richard to discuss how The Air America Community can help Democrats win more senate seats in November. Also in the second hour
Jennifer Crider, Communications Director at the DCCC talks with Richard about how we can help get more Democrats Elected in November.

Polls are closed in North Carolina and Indiana. As the numbers come streaming in, Brent Budowsky joins us to interpret the results.