Paul Arasian interviews John Gosselin of Ally Advertising

2/1/12 - Warrant Committee meeting in Belmont, MA.

2/3/12 - Belmont Town Clerk Ellen O'Brien Cushman talks about the voting process in Belmont.

Democracy Now! 2012-02-03 Friday

• Headlines for February 03, 2012
• NYPD Muslim Spy Scandal Grows With Newly Revealed Plan to Target Shiite Mosques
• Occupy the Super Bowl: Indiana's New Anti-Union Law Sparks Protest at Sport's Biggest Spectacle
• ICE Enabled East Haven Police's Racial Profiling By Detaining, Deporting Targeted Immigrants

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2/1/12 - Live political talk show with Monica Collins and newly elected State Senator Will Brownsberger.

2/1/12 - Paul Airasian interviews Shant Banosian and Bryan Brown from Superior Mortgage Group.

Democracy Now! 2012-02-02 Thursday

• Headlines for February 02, 2012
• "Gasland" Director Josh Fox Arrested at Congressional Hearing on Natural Gas Fracking
• Obama's Support for Natural Gas Drilling "A Painful Moment" for Communities Exposed to Fracking
• After Right-Wing Campaign, Leading Breast Cancer Charity Komen Drops Funding for Planned Parenthood

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Democracy Now! 2012-02-01 Wednesday

• Headlines for February 01, 2012
• Romney Gains Momentum with Florida Win, But Gingrich Vows Prolonged Fight
• Exploring Mitt Romney's Shifting Stances from "Moderate" Governor to GOP Front-Runner
• Baltasar Garzón, Trailblazing Judge Who Pursued War Criminals, Faces Trial of His Own in Spain
• Is Former Haitian Dictator Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier Off the Hook for Human Rights Crimes?

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Spanish Judge Baltasar Garzón is known for ordering the arrest of Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet and seeking to indict members of the Bush administration for their role in torturing prisoners. Now, Garzón himself is facing a trial in Madrid, after right-wing groups objected to his investigation of atrocities committed by supporters of the dictator Francisco Franco. While prosecutors reportedly disagreed with the charges that Garzón had exceeded his authority, Spanish law allows civilians to lodge criminal charges. If convicted, Garzón could lose his right to sit as a judge in Spain.