Today On The Ed Schultz Show

Ed Schultz broadcasts from New York City!

Sen. Ron Wyden, D-OR, joins the 2nd hour of Today’s show to discuss the idea of the Attorney General naming a special prosecutor on the torture issue.

There are reports that the federal government is preparing for Chrysler to go bankrupt. We’ll bring you the details.

President Obama pledges protections for credit card users. We’ll talk about it.

It’s Recession Buster Friday during the 3rd hour. If you have a business call and tell us about it.

Today On The Thom Hartmann Show

Topic: “Brunch With Bernie” Senator Bernie Sanders www.sanders.senate.gov

Topic: “News Under the Radar” Christy Harvey of the Center for American Progress joins Thom www.americanprogress.org

This Morning On The Stephanie Miller Show

Rep. Adam Smith (D-WA) calls in at 6:30am to discuss the torture memos, the latest issues with Pakistan and the Taliban, and his recent trip to Africa.

Jo Sullivan, Senior Vice President for Development and Communications for the ASPCA, calls in at 7:30am to talk about how to become an ASPCA Guardian.

Angela V. Shelton and Frances Callier (Frangela) join us in studio for another edition of “Fridays with Frangela!”

Democrats on Capitol Hill are divided on how to deal with the torture issue. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) told reporters yesterday that he is against the idea of starting a “truth commission” to look into the issue. He believes the Senate Intelligence Committee’s investigation is adequate. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) said yesterday she favors a truth commission.

The Pentagon will release “a substantial number” of photographs showing abuse of prisoners at prisons in Iraq and Afghanistan, according to the ACLU, which says the photos provide visual proof that prisoner abuse by U.S. personnel was widespread.

Surrounded by some of the country’s top credit card company executives, President Obama yesterday called for an end to “unfair rate increases,” “abusive fees,” and “confusing terms and conditions” facing American consumers.

Tonight Show host Jay Leno fell ill and checked himself into a Los Angeles hospital yesterday. The nature of his illness is unknown.