This week on Mother Jones Radio, we're cutting through the blather on the indictment of House Majority Leader Tom DeLay. Mother Jones writer Lou Dubose explains the scandal behind the headlines. What's the evidence? Is DeLay's defense credible? And is Austin D.A. Ronnie Earle really the "partisan Democrat" that Republican talking points make him out to be? Plus, we talk with Dr. Price Cobbs, author of "My American Life: From Rage to Entitlement." Cobbs was the co-author of 1968's "Black Rage," which the Washington Post called "one of the seminal books of the 20th century." He talks with Angie about his life, black identity, and racism in the post-Civil Rights era. He talks with Angie about his life, black identity, and racism in the post-Civil Rights era. Finally, we'll hear Morey's Minute, a regular comedy feature which skewers the mainstream media. This week, Morey does a heck of a job taking on inept political appointees and cronyism in the White House.
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