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Andrew Napolitano

Biography:

Judge Andrew P. Napolitano, author of Constitutional Chaos: What Happens When the Government Breaks Its Own Laws, is seen by millions daily as Fox News Channel's Senior Judicial Analyst. A regular on The O'Reilly Factor, he broadcasts every weekday on The Big Story and is a twice-weekly co-host on Fox & Friends. A 1972 graduate from Princeton University and a 1975 graduate of the University of Notre Dame Law School, Judge Napolitano is the youngest life-tenured Superior Court judge in the history of the State of New Jersey. For eleven years, he was adjunct professor of law at Seton Hall Law School, where he taught constitutional law and jurisprudence and was thrice voted most outstanding professor. Judge Napolitano returned to private law practice in 1995.

Past Shows:

Evolutionary Event Horizon

Saturday May 20, 2006

Filling in for Art Bell, Ian Punnett welcomed 'Historian of the Future' Charles Ostman, who revealed that mankind is approaching a transitional threshold, an Evolutionary Event Horizon, that will require us to either raise our spiritual maturity or face self-destruction.According to Ostman, technology is evolving much faster than predicted, and possibly more quickly than the human race can cope with at its current stage of development. "If we remain locked into the somewhat negative aspects of our anthropological history," he explained, "then we're kind of doomed." Ostman believes we have a window of only 10 to 15 years to make the necessary changes and avoid a tragic End Times scenario. These changes, he explained, may involve symbiotic co-evolution with life forms other than ourselves.Ostman said one of our biggest roadblocks to spiritual maturity is religious fundamentalism. He suggested that we learn to step outside of the box of what we've been trained to believe ... More
Host: Ian Punnett

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