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10:00Power Transfer in Cuba

Guest host: Susan Page

For health reasons Cuba's president Fidel Castro has temporarily transferred presidential powers to his brother, Raul. We'll talk about some of the political and economic implications of Cuba's first power shift in 47 years.

Guests

Tom Gjelten, correspondent, NPR

Ian Katz, reporter, South Florida Sun-Sentinel

Francisco De Armas, international representative, Christian Liberation Movement

Andro Nodarse-Leon, Cuban American National Foundation

11:00Saul Cornell: "A Well-Regulated Militia" (Oxford)

Guest host: Susan Page

A constitutional historian discusses the Founding Fathers' original intent for the Second Amendment, and talks about why neither side of the contemporary gun control debate seems to understand what the amendment is all about.

Guests

Saul Cornell, Associate Professor of History at Ohio State University, Director of the Second Amendment Research Center at the John Glenn Institute, author of "The Other Founders," and editor of "Whose Right to Bear Arms Did the Second Amendment Protect?"

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