The issue that will be front and center on tonight's show is the release of the CIA memos.  And whether or not members of the Bush administration should be subject to prosecution for allowing the use of enhanced interrogation techniques.  Sean will talk to actor and author Charles Grodin about this subject and much more.  And if you have seen Mr. Grodin on "Hannity & Colmes" in the past, you know we are in for a lively discussion.

Suggested reading:

• President Obama's own director of National Intelligence waded into the debate over enhanced interrogation techniques.  CLICK HERE to read an article about Dennis Blair's assertion that "high value information" was obtained as a result of the Bush Administration's policies.

• Ainsley Earhardt is back tonight with a special look at one of the country's most unusual political traditions.  It's an event called Shad Planking and she went to Virginia for a firsthand look.  She spoke to each of Virginia's gubernatorial candidates at the event including former DNC head Terry McAullife, Republican Bob McDonnell, and Democrat Brian Moran.  In addition she had a chance to talk to former Senator George Allen (R-VA) as well.  To read more about the event, CLICK HERE.  And see Ainsley's blog post from earlier today.