Big-time radio (tomorrow night)...

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Tomorrow night (Saturday, July 31), I'll be hosting the John Batchelor Show beginning at 6 p.m. Pacific Time. Joining me will be Gordon Chang, my colleague on the show and a columnist for Forbes.com.

The line-up:

• Debra Saunders and Carla Marinucci (both of the San Francisco Chronicle) - the politics of immigration.

• Jon Decker (Reuters TV White House correspondent) - the mood inside the White House and the administration's reaction to the ruling on Arizona's immigration law.

The latest from our man at Reuters...

• Gordon Chang - Did Hillary Clinton set a new course for U.S./China relations (and reactions)?

• Thomas Henriksen - Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution on "the soft approach" in Afghanistan, and the Wikileaks controversy.

• Ann Marlowe - author and journalist on recent developments in (and about) Afghanistan.

• Tunku Varadarajan - National Affairs columnist for The Daily Beast on the Wikileaks controversy and the presidency.

• Larry Johnson - counter-terrorism expert and renowned blogger (No Quarter) on what we can expect from the Wikileaks' fallout.

• Bob Zimmerman - of the space-oriented website, Behind the Black, on NASA (the economy and how Congress is/isn't funding space exploration).

• Dan Caldwell - distinguished professor and author on nuclear brinkmanship and proliferation issues.

• Wesley Smith - bioethicist and blogger (Secondhand Smoke at First Things) on the Right to Die movement.

• Peter Hartlaub - pop culture critic (San Francisco Chronicle) on current films and the state of Hollywood.

• Lou Ann Hammond - of Drivingthenation.com will discuss the newly "priced" Chevy Volt as well as other electric vehicles.

• Joe Astroth - chief education officer (Autodesk) on President Obama's efforts to improve American students' performance, particularly in science, technology, engineering and math.

I hope you'll join us...