This week’s Ring of Fire, hosted by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Mike Papantonio:

Saturdays at 3 o’clock Eastern, rebroadcasts Sunday nights at 8 pm Eastern

Today on Ring of Fire, legendary singer and songwriter Graham Nash will be here to give us his thoughts on the current state of American politics from the war in Iraq, to our economic meltdown. He’ll also give us the inside scoop on the release of his new CD box set, which chronicles his 40 years in the music business.

Eric Lotke from the Campaign for America’s Future will stop by to tell us how the Chamber is fighting to keep the economy in a recession by aggressively lobbying against regulatory reform, healthcare reform, and union organizing. If American workers want it, you’d better believe that the Chamber is fighting against it.

This week’s Ring of Fire, hosted by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Mike Papantonio:

Saturdays at 3 o’clock Eastern, rebroadcasts Sunday nights at 8 pm Eastern

Rolling Stone reporter Matt Taibbi will be joining us to talk about the financial industry’s takeover of the federal government, which all started when they given billions of dollars of the taxpayer’s money to stay solvent.

We’ll be taking a look at what labor unions are doing to fight Wall Street corruption and greed with Richard Trumka, the secretary treasurer of the AFL-CIO.

When President Obama made the statement that America is not uniquely a Christian nation, there were no surprises about how the Christian community reacted.

This week’s Ring of Fire, hosted by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Mike Papantonio:

Saturdays at 3 o’clock Eastern, rebroadcasts Sunday nights at 8 pm Eastern

This week on Ring of Fire, Rolling Stone political correspondent Tim Dickinson will be joining us to talk about the jihad occurring in the GOP – where the old party leaders are attempting to purge anyone who isn’t a hard line republican.

We’ll also be talking with investigative journalist Greg Palast who’ll give us an update on the lawsuit filed against oil giant Chevron for dumping 18 billion gallons of toxic sludge into the rainforests in Ecuador.

Hey everybody. I’m Farron Cousins, and this is The Raw Roundup on The Daily Left – Brought to you by Raw Story and GoLeft TV. Here are this week’s top stories.

After almost 8 years of claiming otherwise, former vice president Dick Cheney has finally admitted that there was no link between the terrorists who carried out the attacks on 9/11 and Iraq. Cheney made this admission during an appearance on Fox News on June 1st, 2009, where he said that there is not now, nor was there ever any collaboration between al-Qaeda and Iraq to carry out the terrorist attacks. However, he did vaguely hint that the two were working together, just not on the attacks against the United States. In the summer of 2004, America was informed that there was no link between Iraq and anyone involved in 9/11, but as recently as May 21st, 2009, Dick Cheney was still implying that the two had worked together. The panel investigating 9/11 had told the public on June 16th, 2004 that no connection between the two existed. Reports show that it wasn’t until after the US invasion of Iraq that coordinated groups of al-Qaeda began operating in the country.