Thread: Hold Their Feet to the Fire 2008

Annual Hold Their Feet to the Fire 2008 Talk Radio Rally Set for September 10th and 11th in Washington, D.C.

"Radio Row" to Showcase the Largest Gathering Ever of Radio Hosts Broadcasting Together Live as a Unified Voice Demanding Immigration Enforcement, Secure Borders and No Amnesty

Last update: 10:00 a.m. EDT Aug. 30, 2008
WASHINGTON, Aug 30, 2008 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- WASHINGTON, Aug. 30 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/--

FAIR Congressional Task Force (FCTF) announces September 10 and 11 as the dates for its annual Hold Their Feet to the Fire in Washington, D.C. Currently, 43 radio hosts are confirmed to broadcast live from Radio Row, evidencing substantial growth of this national yearly event. In spring of 2007, 35 radio talk hosts attended Hold Their Feet to the Fire, representing millions of Americans opposed to the Senate Amnesty Bill. That bill was ultimately defeated, due, in large part, to the efforts of talk radio.

This year, talk hosts from across the country led by Roger Hedgecock of KOGO-AM in San Diego and Lou Dobbs of United Stations Radio Network and CNN, will broadcast live for two days on Capitol Hill to counteract the special interests attempting to set an amnesty agenda for the new Congress and the next Administration. "Talk radio will represent American interests in our Nation's Capital at a critical time and provide people all across the country an opportunity to make their voices heard on immigration. And as immigration is a critical national security issue, Hold Their Feet to the Fire will coincide with the seventh anniversary of 9/11," said Roger Hedgecock of KOGO- AM radio.

"Powerful special interests are now in full force pushing for amnesty and foreign guest workers with no regard to the plight of the American worker, wages, or a deteriorating economy," said Dan Stein, President of the FCTF. "The politicians aren't talking about it. Radio talk hosts representing millions of listeners will, and their collective voice is a voice that roars."

Talk hosts will broadcast live to millions of listeners across the country asking hard questions, debating issues and demanding immigration reform. Congressional guests, activists, high profile media personalities, and immigration experts will be in attendance and available throughout the event for wall-to-wall interviews.


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