Diner show features
Hagelin tomorrow

Rebecca Hagelin, vice president of communications and columnist for WorldNetDaily will serve up a stirring expos? on America's railway immigration problems during her 8 a.m. Eastern interview tomorrow with Phil Paleologos, host of the "American Breakfast" radio program.

Listeners tuning in to the nationally syndicated broadcast of "American Breakfast" will discover what's been brewing on the back burner of our Mexican borders: the threat of chemical and biological warfare being transported unchecked into the United States due to our nation's lax immigration policies. Based on her interviews with U.S. Customs whistleblowers, media expert Hagelin will describe for listeners how America's immigration policy welcomes terror along our borders.

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Hagelin wrote an explosive column entitled, "Train Trouble," which is featured in the February issue of Whistleblower magazine, WorldNetDaily.com' s monthly offline publication. In her expos?, Hagelin details the vulnerability of America's railway systems to terrorist attack.

"While the feds are fumbling around putting on a great show of improved airline security, no one seems to know that all of America is completely vulnerable to the immediate threat that the [unsearched, unchecked] railway system poses to every town across the country, every second of every day," asserts Hagelin. Her stunning article has caused such a stir that she has been highly requested for talk-radio interviews.

"American Breakfast" is broadcast live from host Phil Paleologos' family-owned Shawmut Diner in New Bedford, Mass., every weekday morning from 5-9 a.m. Eastern time. Syndicated on more than 70 affiliate stations in the Langer Broadcasting Network, the program's listenership reaches some 26 million homes when additional listeners choose to tune in through their television sets or dine online at CableRadioNetwork.com for live audiostreaming of the broadcast. WorldNetDaily readers can catch an interview featuring their favorite WND journalist every Friday during the 8 a.m. segment of the show.

Whistleblower magazine is WorldNetDaily's popular monthly print magazine. To understand America's mind-boggling immigration problem, read the February edition of Whistleblower titled "INVASION USA!: How America's disastrous immigration policy has welcomed terror and cultural revolution." Subscribe to Whistleblower at WorldNetDaily's online store, or call toll-free 1-800-4WNDCOM .

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