Today on the Signorile Show

The New York Times and German and British newspapers received classified material via Wikileaks which reveals, among other things, that Pakistan has been aiding the Afghan insurgency and U.S. intelligence officials have been suspicious of the Pakistan government for a long time. It's not anything that wasn't previously surmised but the documents provide vivid detail and focus in on specific incidents that underscore the brutality of the war, including war crimes, and how engaging in military action in the region is futile. In particular the documents paint a grimmer picture than officials have in the past. We'll go through some of it on the show today and take your calls.

Has the LGBT agenda been abandoned by Democrats and the White House?

Guest / 3:30pm EST - Linda Greenhouse, co-author of Before Roe v. Wade: Voices That Shaped the Abortion Debate Before the Supreme Court Decision, joins us this afternoon to talk about the political atmosphere of the time and to clear up the misconceptions about the history that is shaping present day abortion debate.

Back from Netroots Nation in Las Vegas we'll wrap up what went on, including Senator Harry Reid's speech and the dramatic action by Dan Choi onstage.

Ted Haggard has climbed out from under a rock and back into the pulpit.

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